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SEAMEN's BETHEL.-Regular services will
be inaugurated at this church tomorrow,
the morning services commencing at IL
o'clock, and Sunday school at 8 in the
iii The sv Kev; Mr.: :;nf. f. j. .ha Boggs
there have been no regular services in the
Bethel in consequence of the inability to
get congregation from the few vessels at
our wharves. Mr.. Boggs, however, has
been engaged all the time in visiting the
vessels. He hopes now to be able to keep
UP regular services.
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RICHMOND, November s, 1865.

Accompanying this letter was beauti-
ful set of gold enamelled studs and sleeve
buttons, manufactured by Messrs. JOHN H.
TYLER l. SoN Qate MITCHELL & TYLER), Of
this citv
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LADIES FEAsT.-What can compare with
Ladies' Feast?' Nothing that we are
aware of-not even the "Feast of Roses"
Those delightful and laudable feasts of
these days, gotten up by the admirable
ladies in the prosecution Of those pure and
holy objects in which they never flag, are
indeed without comparison. They appeal
to the noblest feelings and brightest senti-
ments of the heart. The ladies of the Dor
cas- Society propose to give feast, COM
mencing on Monday next, at the new store
south side of Broad, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, to continue during the week,
for the benefit of poor and destitute chill
dren. Let all go and feast with the ladies,
and in the enjoyment of this great honor
help to feed and clothe "these little ones"
The accusing angel will erase some heavy
charges against all who do this.
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DlssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS

DlSSOLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.
NoTiCE.-The partnership heret0fore
- ehls'ing under the fIm Of kODlNi W: mas
~ ~ per.ous Indebted 90 the frm will please make
tt,yAF pa ymeht 10 the undersigned, the sgrstying
Sr~"tasT; snd those TO whom the nrm 10 indeDtou
,.A siessGt their claims for speedy settiemens0s
"' shsirs OF the late firm. ~
,-a surviving partner OF d. sodini 70.
IlSSOLUTION.-T firm ofCHOCk.
H. .LtY / FERNEYHOU6H was dissolved on
W. "a dsy, Of october, sisss, BY mutual consent
M az A. y CLockisy, who will continue the bnsi.
alone authorized 70 settle the claims due 70
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JAMES NJ. MOODY. P. N.
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ROCHESTER, December -, lsel.
"Mr-sEs. 7. II. DRAKE: Gentlemep,-I have
,gfcryi terribly with Dyspepsia for three or foul
v.ar-, and tried many remedies without effect.
lad ip abandon my profession, and suffered greatly
f'ata ryorvthing ate. ! have now tried the Plan
l..on BIliers-thcy helped mel continued their
U.s., and AN now nearly well man. know Of
several hiIulia cases
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Hill, Geo.
Htn, Jas.
Hill, Jas.
Hogan, Thos.
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Holzapfel, G. T
Holn, Chsa.
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johnson, Peter
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The New York herald., 1866-03-27
Coruners' Inquests.

FATAL FAL--coroner Collin yesterday held in.
quest No IL York street the body Of Rachel Ann
johnson coiored hfty four years OF age whose
death the result OF injuries rece cd by falling down
the basement steps OF No In the street The
being purely accidental a verde. 10 that effect
rendered BY the jury. Deceased native Of Bal
timore
FATAL ScAtDfvc CASUALTY AT BRywERv.-on Sa,ur-
day last John Boinger, who employed in Menge's
brewery OF Eghtysc enth street and Fourth
nue. while engaged in cleaning large kettle contain.
ing boiling water slipped aud fell INTO The water
and terribly scaded. lie jumped out instantly
and conveyed 20 tho New York Hospital, where
death subsequently, ensued Coroner ,tlln yesterday
held an nquesi ths body, aud the Jury rendered
verdict OF death from scalds accidentally received
Deceased was twenty six years OF and native Of
Germany
FouSp DRowsKD-The remains of an unknown man
about forty years Of found floating In the dock
pier 81 East river and removed from the BY
seyenth precinct police. Coroner Collin held inquest
tie body and the Jury rendered verdict 0f attn by
drowning. Decreased abOit nve fost six inchcs
height with brown hair. mnsnche aud rOai a. h. wore
black cloth oyercOai. dark barred pantalOOns purple
mixed vest gray Snt drawers brown undershr, white
muslin rhirt and checked necke The body apparently
had been In thc water about week
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THE FENlANS.
The o'Mahony Central Council.

The session Of the Central Council Is now bscom'ng
quite object OF anxiety curiosity among the m
bers OF the Brotherhood There Is also a feeng OF ad
miration for that force Of discipline maintained by the
outside officials to enable tho Central Council TO hold
their proceedings in the iron grasp OF secrecy They
have succeeded in doing up TO the present time not
wths,andng their prolonged session. and there is no
doubt that under the vigilance OF tho officials they will
continue to do until their abors shall have concluded
Yesterday undoubtedly busy day with the Council,
and although nothing whatever could be learned OF their
proceedings, still II quito plain, from the anxiety
evnced In all quarters that matters of considerable itn
portance under discussion As regards the receipts
In money and arms there is alteration. The usual
largo remittances arrive daily.
Meetings for the purpose OF organizing Circles were
held In various parts of tho city last night with marked
SUCCESS.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
A'hASy March 20, 1858.
Mr.. SEssioSs, trep) Of Chantauqra introduced "a bill
Incorporating The Freproof Iron Tank Petroleum Com
pany.
The bill authorizing the trustees Of the village Of Rome
to purchase a steam nre engine was passed
REPORTED.
Amending The charter of Newburg
Relative TO the Jews Hospital OF New York
To enable the trustees Of the Seamens Fund and Re-
treat TO borrow money
Extending the time for the completion of the Cherry
Valley and Mohawk River Railroad and TO increase tho
capital stock thereof
Authorizing steamboat companies to appoint police
officers, ordered to a third reading.
Amending the charter OF the New York Juvenile
Asylum, ordered to a third reading.
Amending the charter Of the Society for the Care
Destitute Roman Catholic Children in Buffalo, ordered
n third radine-
AssEssMEST
was considered f length and amended by providing that
owners Of real well ~ Of personal estate shall
ally make returns OF poss,ssons that the
OF their Indebtedness shall be dcd cted from their
able property but that before deucng Indebtedness
personal property the amount OF stocks
bonds owned b. the possessor of such property
shall nrs be deducted from the his indebted.
mess on wh,rh lee claims exemption from taxation.
Progress was reported, and the Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-03-27

Nrr. from Fnrtre.. Monroe.

FOErHg-i isaOr March ~. 1895
A srnall boat belonging 10 the -chDOnrr ThOm Jener
son lying IN Roads from theapeskc Bay bound 10
New Haven with oysters capgixed with four msn 10 a.
While coming ashore Three Of the re-cged By
boat irum the scooncr TyphOn but tp fourth, Whose
is unknown drowned before could reach
him.
An Interesting business meeting ~ the stockhofers or
the SeabJaTd aud Roanoke Rl rad was held few day
AGO Portsmouth. Va. After the uaBzaotlon % the
usual bus the report of the General super intend nj
received and read The report general hsto
~ o. the working ~ the rad and the conrsets nnfef
taken o. secure ~ speedy completion towards god
ming order En " tnrned by the gVvernme ut
the end % the The repair AMI running u the
road resumed On the l5,h - september last TIE
rad suffered much during the By energetic
Efforts the read wAs ap ned tie Raboke uscr on
25d cf December The bridge over The Roanoks u mo-,
at aut. lulshfd
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TeIexraphic msrEe, Reports.

Nav OHfgas-. March -, isl8.
. Cotton IL depressed sales z 600 bales; t,.dsys re-
cepts are 2.oO0 t@ies, yesterday 200 os n5diing
% aTc Eugsr - y 2ic H1asfes nominal Cold
ia sterling az New York hank checks y discount
fre riIts unchanged
~ Gorp March 2s 400
Cption ansrtii~d a. 3ic Tor midding I1uf heavy At
81 81 ~ fur single extra, 81 ~ o. % for double
sxffh. SO - fiz Tor choke Wheat d1H Al 81 Is a
~ 10 80 rnuic, a. Is 81 70 fOr ch00s Corn ltfs
srs 81 ssc oc for niKed SIC for yellow aud % 20
&c hus silfe. Oats ate t3c pork fU. a. $50 fOf
mes iari quiet a. Ice 1859 ~ choc- katie Ba.
ron dnn 81 io lciic fW ciear sdes; lie for plain
sugar cured hams. Whiakfy iou al o. "a.
CivSsssri. March %. fsS
Fiosr duii and tending fgwnuaris Whhst.y dvii.
'aies, 80 hbls ., o. a. IN bond Provisions fll Mss
Cura0o. March %. fssg
riour duii whea' quiet At o. 2ss 81 sY ~ 10
and sS, as5lss for IA cprn an Al tia asd ss,
for No 2 Oats duii AZ 2sc I'rovisons ssH Ne.s
pgtk, ~ - lard, 49, Hoy', g. - ~ ~ drassd
wheat OC0 bashsis cora 90 Aaslas oais aoo t.ss
Flirnsntsc ODD bia fo1r "a 0gJ huahs.f rLe4i 10
bgshsis c1ru . 700 busbcs oats
nAff<orr Mart ~ iacg
Fionr drm for high graiea trsnas lans salA Whsai
fru fari - Pennsyi ana foi st e. asa o. 40 Cora
eui nnd r. D ioWrr fsirs ~ csfs - -
lfUtispns artat pfb downward tenBner. tesdE
trm ss'~s of coysr a as Tssss Crso,uescsrfes.el
hhaaty Fery diii A4sa q Western A. o. - ~ M
rmnx Yrrrrra varh ~ IAsB
siorkg are Inactive fenasJiyana fscs, - Nsrfs
Canal, - heading RsIfoad s1a Psnusyirsrls H.iii
ieaa -. Amerrse rah. llsA rshi ~ a~sfa %
saies o. hsndaS A. h~ss1fgre. ~ ssd v nsraasT.
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
City Intelligencc.

BREAKING ISTo LIQUOR SroRE-BLowSG OrEs
RoBBisG A SAFg-Cases OF burglary, accompanied by
blowing open and robbing Safes becoming alarmngy
frequent; 80 much so In fact that merchants and bust
ness mon generally are bringing themselves to believe
that their somewhat insecure when locked
up in the best safes manufactured Another Of this
kind occurred early yesterday morning in the liquor
store Of Patrick Conway, 22l avenue A, into which
gang OF burglars had gained entrance by forcing open
n door. One OF Hcrrng's safes which stood Under
the counter In the front cf the store. dragged
through the building into the rear yard and
with which the burglars had provided themselves.
They then inserted quantity Of powder In
the lock and applied tho fuse An explosion OF course
soon followed, badly shattcrng the safe The conents
consisting Uf $2s5 postal currency, packages $I2
loose currency $40 IN pennies diamond nBger worth
$35 dozen heavy silver forks, marked 'I. Eek.
b. McK, valued at Si2j haf dozen silver poons,
marked "R Nick. - three large dessert spoons marked
"R Mex - check for $500 drawn TO order by Thomas
Lyons and made payable TO Patrick Conway also three
coupons second series aud three enths bonds for
$50 so each, due la June next valued In all nearly
81 00o secured by the bur lars who made their
escape without detect ON. As yet clue has been
obtained to the perpetrators OF this crime
THK GALs AND Colo wK,rnR-snce Saturday
evening the weather has been constantly changing
Early Sunday morning thcre a fall OF the
depth Of an inch two, but the speedily cleared II
away Yet all through tho day the air cold and
high wins vas blowing Al night tho tcmpssaturs
rapidly declined, the Thermometer falling or n short
time point low twenty three degrees above
Yesterday the Ice strong enough the Jersey
flats 70 bear mans weight, and many persons avalcd
themselves OF the opportunity 10 indulge probably for
tho last tme In skating In consequences of the gale the
rivers aud bay extremely rough One OF the Jcrscy
having occurred To her engine and she became complete
" AT the mercy o. the stream The steamer swept
alone u the shore, coming In collision win per No l.
The darnag, done however Vas very slight, AMI the
passengers were all safely landed
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
BINS BEFORE the LegisIature.

COMMERCIAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Mr. Richardson introduced bill providing that John
A. Baxter Russell Adams Franklin Wight, Isaac Hall
and Thomas M Brne be named as corporators OF above
company. The object OF the association Is Tor ths pur
chasing equpping and chartering OF vessels for the
transportation OF goods, merchandise, &c.
IN RELATION TO TENANTS IN TaE COUNTIES OF
KINGS AND NEW YORK.
Mr.. Seebacher introduced bill providing that all
for the renting Of demised premises shall be
In writing and for one year. also that where the hr
Is for by the month the tenant shall be considered
hiring for year. unless the agent shall give
five days notice OF his intention To reoccupy the premises
NEW YORK JOINT STOCK COMPANY.
Mr. Stevenson introduced bill providing that the FIRST
coporatos OF the above company shall be David Watts,
Richard Aiherson i. M Flounoy and James A. Patio
SON. the capital stock to be S. 900 000 divided into
shares OF SlO0 each The said company shall have power
to guarantee the collection OF promssoy notes bills Of
exchange, mortgages, evidences OF debt, &c
PREVENTION AGAINST RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Mr. Tucker ntrodu ccd bill providing that every rail
road corporation shall the leather aprons connect
passenger cars properly secured TO each OF said cars and
all passenger cars shall have guards OF tenders at
the side OF the wheels, so as 10 cover tho same,
and throw of objects that might otherwise
in contact herewith All such corporations shall
empoye be stationed all railroad stations, whose
duty there shall be prevent persons from jumping
the when in motion; aud for every neglect oi the
provisions of this act penalty OF $500 shall be paid by
the corporation half TO 20 To tie nlormcr and tho
remainder 10 the county where tho offence occurred
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Stewart introduced bill naming corporators OF
this association, Robert Walker Irwin Aaron {. Allen
A. Judson Stone, James w. Edwards Edwin p. Weed,
N o. White, Aug. T. Francis, George b. Emory Albert
II Wheeler n nd George Lee The a5soci. may hold
real estate to the value of $3.50 900.
ASSISTANT COUNTY CLERK OF NEW YORK.
Mr. stewart introduced bill providing for the appoint
mont OF assistant clerk "a salary not to exceed
fifteen hundred dollars
KEW MARKET IN NEW YORK.
Mr.. Secbacher introduced a bill providing that tho
Mayor and Commonalty cf New York city may acquire
1se to tho p block Of gro In SAID city bounded hy
purpose OF erecting thereon a suitable building for
market purposes. The city may borrow two hundred
thousand dollars for the purpose OF paying for such
land.
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
State CAPITAL.
Proposed Investigation Into the AGairs
OF Certain State Officers.
Debate in the Assembly on the New York
City Railroad Schemes.
Bill Introduced for the Protection of Pas
sengers on Railroads.
&c. &C. &c.
Osr Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY, March 20, 1896
rvssnexrcs oos,vcr STATE orrIcr.
The subject Of the investigation certain State offices
fairly started here The resolution Of Mr. Hscock
day. calling for the fees and pequstes Of the Insurance
bureau, mad "a very telling point in this direction An
other resolution directing proceedings in regard to tho
Court OF Appeals trust funds, also offered to-day, pre-
sents Interesting although not very considerable
matter The Attorney Generals Office and several other
of the Offices would be benefited by letting day
light 10 spsn their operations
YORK RAILROADS.
The Assembly has got into quite state OF excitement
and spirit all the evening about New York city railroads
Like the newspaper Offices OF city the rooms of the
members here have been beset by crazy projectors OF
schemes for believing Broadway The effect has been u
persuade the members that the necessity exists
for some action about Broadway railroad motion
was made Tonight TO reconsider the action OF tho
Assembly Saturday dsagreeing with the ad.
elevated railroads. After a prolonged and spicy
debate the Assembly insisted upon their previous course
sending all tho bills to the Committee OF the Whole
This is not u be accepted any indication Of their sup
port Of the elevated projects but determination have
the whole subject before them aud adopt form OF
railroad Tor broadway IL Is probable that the number
of the schem and their any bxcking will
feat them ultimately but the feeling of the House is de
cidedly expressed in favor of Broadway rail
road. good deal fuss VIII now be made
about the surface railroads 10 effect practical oppo
siton to the underground project and this absurd litter
into the Committee Of the Whole in their crude and i'm
practicable shalS, as reported AL 'ersely.
VIII be reported in The Senate this week
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
THE RIO GRANDE.

Battles In Northern Mexico-RepuIsc of
the Liberals-They Subsequently At
tack General Baron Du Briar, killing
Him and Ninety-six of His Men-Gsno-
raj Douay Besieged by the Liborais-
Robbery OF tho Southern Express Conn
pany mt Brazos.
MATsMoRos March 49, |
Via NEw 0iIKASs March &C. 1860.
Two engagements have taken place at Paras Northern
Mexico. The liberals under Maranzo were defeated by
General Douay. The liberals reinforced by General
Trevano afterards attacked the French under Baron
Du Briar who was killed, with hundred men, except
-four, who were captured. General Douay after
wards beseged in Paras church. with fifty men, but held
out until reinforced. Baron Du Brar and his company
were recently stationed Matamoros and there great
mourning among the FreLch in the city at his loss.
The Southern Express at Brazos has been robbed OF
$4,000 The steamer Crescent searched at Calves
ton, but nothing found The robbers arc at large
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
NV. frnm Texas.

CoSDiTIOS oF AFFAIRS on rug MEXICAN FRos-
TlEa-gONafssfOs APPoiSrED TO PROCEED To
WARRINGTON s-OggASIZATlOS oF sATiOSAL
usfoS PAKrY, MIC.
GALvksTos March n, 1899
IT, the Texas Convention ordinance has be adopted
providing for the appointment of commisso ny the
goyerpDcu, 10 proceed 10 Washington 10 represent
definitely the condition of the Inhabitants along tho
N-sctn frontier The Kckapoos are particularly com.
planned Of Fivo companies - seventy men each
(mouniedl u be orsanizci Tor present service.
GALvEsros. March -, 1905
The proceedings OF the COnycnuon To day cbefy
of local nlcrcst All hands going a Complimentary
banquet tonight
Tue ional parry Is organizing In reSas with Cnion-
ist4 as lelder. Ex-Govern1r u ~ I1crcr. an uponn-
ditonal Union during the war, appesrs the
canfldnis for Governor The bulk of the people "A out
fufl I'm.
The New York herald., 1866-03-27
LIterary Intelligence.
NM. rRKyosr-rAEAboL ASD eriIor AT rHs rRSscH

ACADENY.
Many ~ the Parts i0urnas publish the aifresses of
Provost Paradol and Guisut delivered M the Academic
frncaie tho occasion of the reception of e later
who rs olccecicd 10 Hlcceed NJ. Amp re- a. academic
Among thoso present the Countess d sal INDY, ~
and Nine. bigeiDu Nine. fhiers Nine A. Do Nlthsrbid.
Nm Berger. Duriurc, saiuic Iicuyc Nisard d. Soy
the Duge d. Noaloa. the Dnke AMI Prince de Br1gie
tgant d. Montaicmber &c &C. IN Lfcfs cbarae
teixes the speech 0f the ueN arafeiran a. being u
OF strength erace aud elevation ol toms. ID cpaiains
scarcely any covert political aius gns hut be- thanked
the Academy tor baying By cie-iing him given fresh
proof - their sympathy with The rsofn ~ the rrcaA
Referring 20 W. Amp,rcs work Roman " siory, w.
PIesosi-Pa-adoi sad, N. Amp're keeps aioof rom
those systems which ar u pc ent The las0n regard
ING an important epoch oi Roman hisfury--sy-i ems
which are less original Than ssupped our dleious
Monta gne, M speaking of the hifOf Dion Ctssus
says 'Hs has auch a aickiy notion n Roman hst1fy
that he dafe ~ uphold The OF Juus Gear aslnt
POmpey, ani that u Antony aTalnU Ccefoi " Am
PR, gentlemen, continued tle oratyr had fle.
vaied noul and too iu.i mod 10 entertain stkly
tions about Roman history =" " Guixot ~ his speech
In reply Sustained from sny political ailasions
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selling OIL Lands tn Western Virginia.
aI-rEnInn cnI.nr fnI Al


Gartnnd Tarepe y. "liam r. ShVey-This suit II
brought recover back t2.50o alleged have been
paid in 1854 by the plaintiff for many years broker in
this city and Boston, to the defendant 10 purchase
tcrcst in on lands stuaf In Kanavba county Western
Virginia The defendant had been engaged Ia land and
m ninz operations, and, according TO the complaint in
duced the plaintiff 10 oontrb to The above nentc ned
amount for h, of buying thousand
the junction OF the toal and Little Coal rivers In tho
state % western virginia The interest ~ be obtained
10 be undivided half with shirley who rerre
sented thai he In need Of the fund.- and declared
the lands 20 bc very valuable and desirable every
Epcct The plantih charges that hrlsy In
tended n position IN buy the land and that
obtained the money by f1se and fraudulent rrTeaerta
tons. Tile a denial % all the mate
flal allegations % the complaint Tho trail occupied all
The session Of the court yesterday, and vas si unn.
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