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('RoToS .AouEDucr DEPARTMENT. ENGINEERS
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

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Resolved rhsi select committee n three he appointed
Ensnee and e s q ss con s 70 =
@ proper s Of railway y 70
,apa rransp"re.on % ., ps-sssfy LOT % ss
great, practice benefit safety tho puhilc the
eas' oas and injury property adaeen, 10 said route
Tho following are the members Or the commission
senator senator fs@'s' as%ry X K ia% HSa'e~"
aate EnginesrJ :; 2. doodser
Mayor John 7. Hoffman.
A. meetings y the Board held on May q ana June u
Invited % submit plans and is :.
efnho~d 10 the shov. rr4oluon 70 be addressed rc he
cormissoner eornor of Broadwsy and Park place
city of New York. on OF before Tuesday tbe i day u Al
Ths Corn,,,ee deem desirable tha. the plans should be
= 'GEoR6E ii, xsDREws, Chairman
M sr ihr reception q plan. .,ouaed % tho 1t
aay Of October. ~ order Of us Cpnmittss
C,oIIEcroRs OFFICE, UNITED STATES INTERNAL.
sntS Fssnth si.esnia WARDS The city y New
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
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thai IN. eas and sI.s enunsraied thereon hAse oaoms
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until the sflscntb Of Espa rner lsS
ths hours ~ O'Clock A. n and oelock + " The taIes
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upon Income fof tho year 1873
A parsons who sais neglect ~ ray tho by them
hereby ~pecihed wi become liable prn.ltIe. Pre-
NAuysEr... B. FIELD. coIlector
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day at o'cit Y ", ray The last tribute u r,sree;
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Regular H0rf@ sale days Wrfnasfsya And gst4rAsys
ket.rA NfsER BOwEf Hff.IM
orer unsurpassf sdvaniAsss ~ oaseo err~1snne sud
basln~ss capseig e. PARTIES sstns hy detitns
Hcfse Carriage anything gsfiaang the borss 80
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nEoRGR COOK AUcrrosERR. ogFicE VI LiBERr,
" k1NfEr.

HOUSE, FURNISHING g0ODH.
STOVES RASuES GAs rfgTtS0 fMrLvwpSrS
~ GEOkgt COOK. % MONDAY, serismlTt ~ 4 %
O'Clock. Tho premises of NogsU EaHh.l Ntety@ -
.ery eligible Lot IN the ~ ne village rith ths
three story Dwelling snf oiheT hudrRs Ncfspn alec
large stock ~ StoteA kanges House flfulshBg ucofs
Tool. A. Horse Wagon aud liarusss sale sssouta CAss
sav. Hunt,rs Point Al o. b,bs and Va o'clock 4
Catalogues No. t~a4y
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IEsJAMfs v TUEhLL ArCTfos sEHV-LATR SAILS
ID tnan nth v VI Iadlow A ~.
IANGR eAiE OF DOMESTIC CIGARS.
TfiEALf A crRrls sili san ~ aaesion SATURDAY,,
49, no II orack ~ thrif 81 fruom No o. i
~ street, between BfoaiSa. aHf Nassau fiferta,
as1s0
Choice Domestic Cigars favuFiie hranis ~ goof ofr
Samples Abd sa,-0au aues eArly - m9rA3DR % asla
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aFEEMPEE4 ASSAS1aNATION IN THE
MAHASOY G0AE. REGIONS.

IAhAQUA, April 5, 1S66.-Thomas S. Fe1non ESQ :
Dear Sir-About four o'clock on Monday afternoon
April I'd, my brother, the mining boss and outside
ooss were standing and cOnversng, between the
lump coal track and the foot of the inclined plane, at
my breaker. in Mahanoy township. when they OBJ
served two men approaching the colliery from the
direction of Mahanoy City. The men, who wero
strangers, came up and one of them addressing the
mining boss said. Where is the inside boss?" Tho
reply was he is around; he will be here directly"
At this time the positions of all the parties were as
follows: One of these men Che attempted murderer
stood next and to the mining boss, with his ac-
compllco at his side; my brother stood next to this
accomplish and the outside boss between nv brotbaT
an6 the mining boss. After short interval this same
man made the same inquiry for the inside boss and
the mining boss made reply as above stated. The
man Immediately drew siX-barreied navy revolver
ana presenting 1t at the head of the mining boss
without saying a word, fired. The ball entered the
right cheek and passed out at the left
The man was Immediately seized by nv brother
anu the TWO bosses and pressed to the ground While
on the ground he fred another shot, when my brother
graSped the pistol around the barrel and diverted
st another shot neither Of these two shots did any
injury; The pistol was then wrenched from his hand
bymy brother. The mining boss becoming weak on sc
count of mis- wound. released his hold of the man who
then succeeded IN wrestling himself from the hold of
the outside BOSS, and got up from the ground making
gestures as II searching for other weapons, and as
Sertng that he had others. My brother and the two
bosses fearing that he had other arms and noticing
stol-hGlSter beneath his coat. retreated to the
mouth of the drift. He defantly followed them
Ihree SHOTS remaining in the pistol which had been
Wrested from hum were fired at him without effect as
he succeeded in protecting himsefby lodging behind
small board shanty standing near the drift mouth
Alter the third shot had been fred at MIN he ran
oil in the direction Of ST. Nicholas after his accom-
plGGe; who during this time kept walking off ahead
OF nm about two hundred and fifty yards In the
meantime the men employed about the works com
m19enced congregatng, and as he ran followed him.
When about one hltndrec and fifty yards below The
breaker, he was shot through the head and died
about three hours after. His accomplice was soon
oyertaken and caught, and brought back to The
Ratchet found concealed under his vest IL was NJ
once taken before Justice, Fr;sS. IN Mahanoy City
VINO, atte" a neaflng, held him in the sum.of one
thousand dollars for his appearance at the neyt
Court OF Quarter Sessions. Bail was entered in The
above sum, and he was accordingly .eeased-U 3
Railroad and NiRiqq Reeisfsr 'N-O"''"' e ~
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The London Spectator Of February a offers d sup-
gestlon N regard to the petilence raging among
neat Gattle IN England, which may be well worth
considering By stock breeders in this country IT is
10 inc effect that the cattle plague may be one of the
G?nsequenass Oh nigh farming, which has rendered
Kins more susceptible to the contagion of disease
mere are two great causes which may predispose the
system 10 dIsease-Want and plethora. And hence
THIS pest winch is Indigenous among the scattered
ana hungry cattle of the steppeS in the interior Of
asa becomes pestilence among the fattened herds
fact confirming this idea is found in the caees NJ
france and Holland, into both which countries the
prague was introduced about the saI2e lime it ap-
Peare9 IN England; n Holland it raVaged the stalls
Wh!le N france 1t had spread so that many neonIe
INSIST II mas not been there, In that country there is
hOt1ing u what the English call high farming and
out niue mghoreeding or stall feeding, So that the
cattle are mostly in their natural state In England
on the other hand, where high breeding and high
1eedls are carried to the greatest lengths there
also practice very prevalent of forcing forward thc
IE4i5ttenlng process upon very Young animals The
ing the Success of hgh-farmng boasts that animals
winch formerly required three years to fatren are
now marketable in fifteen months from their birth
there Is any truth IN this suggestion, it is of no
nttle Importance to American stock breeders In the
hTs place our herds will be less exposed TO the pes
iInence man the English, because our markets are
less exactlng N ard to atneSs Of besye because
our cattle are much more mixed in breeding and
baue up more largely OF native stock, and because
tle great breadth and moderate quality of our mas
turage tay9rs natural ard healthy growtL Of The
young stock, while the practice e a(enIng yearnes
luto peel Is ent-e!y nKnOWn.
Sjt d word OF caution will do no harm and may
eau " some careful and useful observation amOnr
breeders to accumulate facts bearing on the ,ues
uon, Inc Spectator alleges that tia grape disease
was produced IN great measure, by greed for ex-
eesslVe crops. 3y nigh manurng, and haste for the
Latse returns Nj any people believe that the potatoo
Tot was caused by excessive manuring, by planting
TOO long on the same ground, ana Oy neglectpg the
precauton of changing the seed. In this countTyth
grsa.et exposure of the high breed and high fed
STOCK disease has already excited attention. as we
are informed; so that. while the liability to loss by
death among this class is reckoned as high as three
per cent among common cattle it is net one per
cent, and many think less than che half per cent.
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lLTEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BELGIAN.
The Threatened War in Europe
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, dc.

PORTLAND, April 10.-The steamer Belgian, from
Liverpool on the afternoon of the Goth ult, via
Londonderry on the Both. arrived here at $50 this
morning.
The London Times of the Both SAYS that there is
too much reason to fear that the peace of Europe is
about to be broken by of the least just and least
necessary wars Of medern times. The Times heartily
trusts that England may hold aloof Half dozen
war vessels were preparing for sea at Plymouth as
reported, to go to the St Lawrence.
The 3Oth being Good Friday and holiday, there
Is no later commercial news.
The language of the Prussan press, by the evident
dietation of the Government is warlike, and great
military preparations being made throughout the
kingdom.
In Austria the Government is also taking measures
in anticipation of the coming struggle. Austria is
said to have determined to put end to the provis-
ional state of affairs in the Duchess and if necessary
Will propose the question to be referred to the Eu-
ropean Congress.
The Independence Beige of the 18th has news that
the hing of Prussia consents to certain military ar
engagements, which, though only preliminary, indi-
cate war as almost inevitable.
The rate of discount at the Bank of England re-
mains at 6 per cent
Commercial Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, March 2a-Flonr is very dull. Wheat
tends dow1ward. Corn is frmer. and Cd. higher;
mixed 29s Cg29s. 3D. Beefis quiet and steady. Pork
IS easier. BACON is inactive. Lard tends downward;
quiet and Cd lower. Coffee is inactive. Rice is
steady. Ashes still advancing; sales at 96s
Resin steady at Is oils. for American.
SSplrlts Iurpentine quiet at 49s; for French.
Petroleum quiet at .. OBS. ID. for Refined.
Ship News-Arrived from Baltimore, Chilena, at
Liverpool.
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A Naval Monument.

W are glad to see that an effort is being made to
tect d suitable monument to the memory Of our
crave men connected with the navy, and who fell
curing the rebellion in defense of the national fa a
Fe are raising memorial columns throughout tbo
"puntry in honor OfOur soldiers, and OtherWise+
tepS TO perpetuate their names and III nStr'i,,ee
deeds; but while doing this we should r,ot neolat
that other arm Of the service which ms o.. bN'
the pride of our people, the American Nayy F Geeh
the fact that while the war lasted we we've - Al, o
much in immediate contact with tba o5io Ii y
Of this branch of the service as NC oouds ana
"se cpLuposlnG tne army, it is possible that oTr
valuable and In the reduction Of Tho 6if;u tnelr
Isl se services were of the utmost importance no
- IeIS ana that they exposed Themselves and
tI AaIus llpS and dangers of the most irving ana
You, Nous nature all will readily admit
lIy Va our brave tars sacrificed their lives in the
tIious engagements with rebel batteries and 70, re-
ma thelT memories should not be left to perish ~
EN-, they deserve the monumental stone enponI
"ttu .nelr heroic brethren Of the army. 10 inSnre
proper regard Tor the dead and testify er annracio
1o VI th0Se who fell upon the deces of our menof
war, the olhcers of the Naval Academy at AnnaDoIs
nave resolved to call upon r. navy and ali natroti
queens 10 assist them IN -aising fund sufficient In
puiiu monument IN cummemOratiOn TO those officers
anu men who gave up their lives during the war for
tne preServat,Jn of the Republic. A committee haS
Porter Is the presiding officer Paymaster CHARLIE W
abbott, PaymaSter of the Academy, being Co..
Treasurer, and Lletenant Commander Breese Ir;te5I
States Navy, Secretary. An earnest appeal is mad
oy me eo1nlGtee lor SUBSCRIPTIONS, and all mone-s
may be forwarded to the Treasurer al the Naval -
envy, Annapolis. Maryland The cause is one cad
ing the attention and assistance of all 10y ueserV
We trust mat the laudable efforts of a. Llen an d
VII DC crowned with success and ,at en-
dn ~ eIecteu worthy OF the or0Sm and
meath Tbs BnngGar az Sas who fought and died bau
" enc Sea,'-Pkila, Ina,
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PROCEEDINGS OF T9E CoURTs

r.::.., o., TUESDAY. April TO- 1866.
Maund, states Attorney prosecuting
~ george liefz, three indictments charging him with
costs S"S Ss H9uor on Sunday stet on payment Of
ISIS .ii6Sasttan Lagos, two indictments charging
MN with hayng sold liquor on Sunday; tried before
Jury; verdict OF not guilty. John Campbell and
JUN starr charged with the robbery of $50 in treas
nry notes and one revolver valued at S25 from VIM
=: Cochran; postponed. James i. Morgan, assault
Tav Of NJ 10 murder John " Pearson on the 5th
9re larceny of $40 in treasury notes from Frederick
horte; Jury trial and found guilty Jacob Hammill
charged Wlth altering one dollar&0te on the CheS d.
peake Bank into five, and attempting to pass tho
same on Pauline Cruskey; postponed. Mary john
son larceny OF one five dollar treasury n1te from
John F. Morftt; case tried before the jury, who rem
dered verdict Of not guilty. Edward O'Keefe
making an assault on Timothy Desmond; postponed
=, CntteI Staies Circuit Court.-flon judge Giles
Iie9!y i. harrison vs.. VIM. Kelvin; before reported
verdict Tor complainant Cor S75 and costs and the
SINE vs. Elisha Thomas judgment for plaintiff for
~ ana COSTS same vs. Edward Jones; verdict for
b baImybl LOT 30 and costs. The above eases were
TingeI9ent OF patent right assigned to plaintiff by
>. r. Newcombcr, inventor of a new dredging ma
chne Tor oysters. Court adjourned to Friday morning
Gin Circuit Cotyt-Before Hon. Judge Alexander
Joseph Elliott vs.. Josenh P Burnett Decree passed
spPoIntnG Lewis Z. Fischer as trustee, instead of
John Bangs vs.. Laura J. Bangs. Bill for dive rec
Rebe"ca A. Jackson and others vs.. jess, A An
orght ana Others Decree for the sale Of mortgaeed
,Elenora Miller and others vs.. J2o,os II siro,,o,,
Motion to dissolve al Injunction. -' '''l s'H'
Co MT1i q Common PsGs-[,on Judge King-John
for want of plea 7H' " u'hui'
bernard Donneiiy vs.. VIM H. Brown. Judgment
by default fer want of plea. "''7 -'"o
judgment. l'i' S0i l" " feNlNe
Charles Goddard vs. Patrick Gibson ct al. Action
u recover $500 for work. &c. On trial.
u, superior C3ut.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Buhan vs..
Hatcott. Before reported; not concluded
Assignment from 49l to SD incluSiye
?, Orphors, Can't Judges Audoun, Supplce and
Hofman.-The will of Rachael Sank admitted ~
probate, and letters testmenary granted to Horatio
\. Weldon and L. NJ. Reynolds.
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Tho Oh hIera-MOrDus.

Tho ChoIera-morbus is a well-knOwn and common
complaint. 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps with vomitings, &C. with serious looseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms. Oplum
IS largely given, in shape or another tor TINS DIS
order Powerful and poisonous drugs are something's
adm Mustered under variety of mixtures as specic
for it, Even if such remedies happen to cure, they
leave bel them the seeds of death to germinate at
the first opportunity. Railways Ready Rehet Is
open to no such grave objections. A teaspoonful OF
ii administered in a wine glass of sweetened water
has more beneficial effect at once than any COM
pound of laudanum, camphor, rhubarb, &c. and II
the pain be not forthwith removed, as well as the
violence of the discharges diminished in about twenty
minutes a repetition of the dose of Ready Relief Is
certain to prodhce the desired effect. You have only,
in addition to apply fannels soaked with Ready Re
lief to the bowels and the cure is complete; The
danger is over very quickly. GU are satisfied from
the start that the Relief is bound to vanqush the
disease Even in bilious ehoiic the same treatment
must terminate just successfully: and should IN
Hammation of the bowels be present the Ready Be
lief given internally and applied externally will
nroye perfect remedy, if dose Or two OF DR.. Rad
wav,s pills be discreety given at the same time For
cholera morbus there is nothing can excel under
env circumstances, Railways Ready hehet-pnee
hut 50 cents bottle. Sold by Druggists,
Rim the East Indies. Calcutta ana South
America Railways Ready Relief u extensively USED
~ the treatp.snt of Asiatic Cholera, and J. CHOW
Feyar it is the Saly remedial agent that can De ae
nenSsd upon with absolute certainty-let every one
Keep apo''i' A'"' RADWAY Il CO..
,,-ou 81 Maiden Lane, N. 7.
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Firemen's CELEBRATION at Mobile.

MOBILE, April l0.-The grand anniversary celebra-
ton of the fire department of this city yesterday
great After the delivery of an oraton the
members of the fire department. city authorities and
few invited guests partook of collation.. The first
toast proposed the President of the United
States the first fearless patriot the friend of those
who support his policy, the opponent of those who
opposeit. Major Withers responded, paying an elo-
s"et trhutn To the patriotism and craftsmanship of
the peoples President, Andrew johnson. and thank
ing God that such occupied the position. Maj.
Wathorn being called on for sentiment. responded
as follows: wish, Mr.. Chairman, to propose senti-
ment which. think, should not be overlooked on
any occasion of this kind. mean treason nor do
mean to revive any memories of the past which
ought to be dead, buried l simply offer the health
of distinguished gentleman. give you therefore.
sir Jefferson Davis, the soldier statesman patriot
and prisoner. Our tongues may be mute. but our
hearts are with him."
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WASHINGTON, AprjI IN.

TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
AS there is much speculation concerning Jefferson
Davis. and as there have been recently rumors of
proceedings being commenced to release him from
confinement without a trial, it may be stated the
Secretary of War in letter dated January 4h saws
that Jefferson Davis has not been arraigned upon
any indictment or formal charge of crime but has
been indicted for the crime of high treason BY the
grand jury of the District of Columbia which in
dictment is pending in the Supreme Court of said
District He is also charged with the crime of incit
ing the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and with
the murder of Union prisoners of war ay starvation
and other barbarous and cruel treatment towards
them.
The President deeming it eIpedient that Jefferson
Davis should first be put upon his tr;sl before a com
petent court and jury for the crime of treason, he
was advised by the law officer of the Government
that the aost proper piece for such trial was in the
State OF Virginia That State is within the judicial
circuit assigned to the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court. WHO has held court there since the appre-
hension of Davis. and who declines for an indefinite
period to hold any court there. The Attorney Gene
raj of the United States about the same time ex-
pressed himself against the doctrine of CONSTRUCTIVE
presence giving the opinion THAI Jefferson Davis,
and others of the insurgents, ought to be tried in
some of the States districts IN which they in
person respectively committed the crimes with which
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,-The play OF Hem!
Dunbar" as given at the Holiday Street Theatre, l.
one of the most interesting and absorbing Of tn,
many dramas that have been recently put upon Il {,
stage. The personation of the nero, by Mr. Walack,
will compare most avoraby with any of that talent
cd artists delneations and that the applause which
he won on each representation, is well deserved all
will freely admit who have seen him in it. The mi
parts are also well filled, and the piece excel
ently got up 1t will be performed this evening fcr
the third time
IHE Ciseus AND MENAGERIE.-The great combine.
ton continues to be largely patronzed the pleasaT
weather Of yesterday having afforded 6ne onnor.
tunty for enjoying the attractions so ayisby nTe.
Sen'ed' All who enjoy these entertainments should
heI 1es'eet Sc good chance, Vsitors-et it be re,
lLelnoeFsa-can visit either or both exhibitions as
they may elect,
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The Steamboat Explosion at Trov-par,
t1cuIhrs OF the Disaster. .

From the Troy Times, April II
This afternoon at two o'clock, a melancholy acct
d2Et, happened in the river to the Jug steamboat
Charles; Il. ,Hayner. through the explosion Of the
boiler, by which the boat Immediately sunk and all
on BOARD persisted. The tug had recently been over
hanied. and Was only this morning brought out of
the basin. She Fas towing raft up the channel,
and when directly in rear of the Times Office about
which shook the buildings on River stleet breaking
out numerous panes of glass and creating great
steTnatlon among the occupants of the premises
From our office window we had perfect view of
the scene. A mass of iron, timber and portions Of
naah sgdeS S5 tsSa nsn Up n!o me ar
from the scene OF explosion. the body of one man
was lifted high ~ into the air, from forty to fifty feet
when II descended into the water and was lost In
view, The hull of the little craft settled down almost
Immediately. Not soul was seen upOn the bnaf
after the explosion was heard, nor any evidence OF
struggling living humanity among the debris of the
wreck;
We learn that there were five persons on tss boar.
put We nave the names OF only four-Charles al
Thomas Ryan, engineer; William Ward, hand:
Walter Myers, cook. The owners Of tia HsSner
we're the HnfOftanate Captain; Senator Collins and md
the boat about five minutes before the explosion Ali
of the unfortunate on board of the craft resided
in West Troy, and with the exception Of the cook,
have families to mourn their sudden and sad de-
parture.
the city-one as tar away from the accident as the
Athenaum building heavy piece of the crate
came down upon the roof of the Times office and a
large piece of the boiler at least five feet long
two and ahalf wide, fell the DOCK in the rear OF
our ONCE
The cause of the accident will of course never be
KNOWN 1t Is one OF the saddest eatastrcphes thahas
occurred in Troy IN many months.
The name of the fifth man lost was George Green,
fireman. There is r4mor that Mr. A. D. Collins. en-
glneer of the OGgood ire engine on board, super
intending some repairs upon the engine but we can
not vouch for the truth OF the report
"A Mobile clergyman has secured the thea.
for religious exercises and nreaahinr