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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Real Estate sales.

TIE following sales of Real Estate were
made yesterday;
BYE. H. Ludlow 4 Co-East Sixteonth.st.-House
AID loL No. H. lot .7.6 by 1903 feet. e30s0O.
Ihlrtleth.s,-One lot, Dsrth SIDE rs feet west Of
F;rstave. % by 91.G feet, 81. $50
West Forty second.st.-rhe four.story brown. stone
houso nd lot No ~. near Sixthaye house 70 by 80
feet lot 20 by O0.j feet. el9350.
Ncst EoTtytLId The fOarstory brick house and
lot No 10 near Sixhaye., house 30 10 by IS feet lot
~ 10 BY 1909 feet t6 100 The four story brown
house aud lo No ~ house ~ by So feet lot 20 by
oU5 feet 81. 100 The house and lot No. ll3 adjon.
ing the auove, same style and size, Sl7,750.
West Forty sixth st-The three.story English base
ment house aud lot No o. near SIth-aye., house 1868
by 10 feet lot 1913 by lOC. feet. o. 050
Eighty .second-sl-Tvo lots north side RAINING
through Eighty thrds each lot - by l02 feet $3.50
each lot adjoining above. same sire ee2o one lot
nd Joining above, same size. fe00.
By Muller. wilkins Co., Estate OF Peter Murray.
decsnsod-2 lots col. nth ave- and 5lst st., 23 bv
lO9 for $50 each lotss 10Th ST. AS IT. e. 10th ave-.
% by % for 500 each l.lot 1lth ave. and
,47th st. ~ 10 by 100 for $s25 lots adj llth ave.
by 100 for $500 each; lots adj on 18th ave. "a II
by 100 for s95 each; lots W. q. 18th ave. ESQ 18th
st $50 by 100 for e. 400 each Tote. nth ave-, 100 IT,
H. 18th ST. IS BY 100 for o. 325; lot adj on 18th ave.
"a by 1911 for o. $50; lot n W. cor. 18th and 10th
at ~ by 100 for e. $50; lot n. w. cor. 18th ave- and
77h st. % BY 100 for $3.50; lots adj on nth ave.
20 by 100 for $50 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Hoard OF Education.

.ATprorElATIoYs FOR NEW SCHOOL SITES
ACQUISITIONS on THE CONTROLLER.
The Board met az o'clock last evening, Nh.
SR. II. YANCr President pro tem IN the char.
The Trustees Of the Eighth Ward transmitted COM
muucaton asking cor on appropriation Of $4,000 with
which 70 purchase g new school site IN said ward
Referred.
Commas ouer WhEHrs informed the Board that ne
had received - communication from the Seh0ol Board
Of Boston Mass ty which be was given 70 understand
hat committee a five members Of SAID Board "ouu
visit tL- city u few DAYS FOR the purpose Of inyesil'
eating into tla educational system o. thus ctyi ahu IN
connection with the Communication Nh warren moved
tnG committee Of i've from this Board ne appohied 10
meet tlc delegation IRON hos ton and afford them every
opportunity a. procuring al tue Information they "sheu'
= nr motion was adopted. 81,
Hv .efoiltlon. tho position 81 fFol'fsor OF AiIAeu
Matherat.cs' in TIE free 40 Gdeny was aOoisheL
CpmGi,.ioner NEsI moved 10 donate 10 Tue hs] u'h
o. O.laus and HafO.hans al OLD school furniture
ai-cl vas mi ~ for the use q our Pablo schools
fv regplf on tLe Controller was directed 10 pace 10
+ tr ,-agit nj the Board the suD ~ s-.OOOl
Use Committee on By.iCws, Rules and Kegulhuohs
presented report agans, ITO appointment o. absentee
yisitcfs Iu ne various schools. go
Comnsfioner LASDON from the Committee on Sites
au. Nc'y loos presented report, WITH resolution
attached n fayor q agIr0prating go for the pur-
,hr.e 81 school sic situated OAehgndrcd.aud M
..pat.,t uear Ihirdaye.. Cwcfh WARD ON which TO
erect r. Grammar School
Referred o. the Committee on Finance.
IAC l.cgEa then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Arrest Of the Desperate Quantrcii-IHe b
sen, 10 Washis gton Closely Guarded.

Can't. John Williamson Of the Fourth 20
lice Precinct a few days since received information
that the Rebel desperate Qlantren. whose acts along
the Mississippi and Kansas borders have made his
name infamous was stopping at a house IN Nine
teenth.st near Second ave. Superintendent Kennedy
was promptly informed Of the matter and teegraphed
10 the authorities at Washington for Instructions. lie
requested to procure tho arrest of the accused at
once Taking with him Officers Pickett. Smonson and
Liscomb Capt Williamson proceeded TO the house 10
oue,ton and ringing the bell the Captain inquired for
Mr. Hamilton that being the name under which be
passed. lie was informed that the person whom be
wished 10 see at dinner but on being sent for be
came up and was at taken into custody and con
y,yed 10 Police Headquarters. The baggage OF .he
prisoner was searched and some important letters aud
other documents found and forwarded to the Secretary
Of War. . =,
While ut the Headquarters the prisoner was visited
nv Senator Lane ana lady Of karsas. IL will be re.
nenbered that the house OF the Senator was burned
while THE owner made narrow escape from capture
and probabe death at the time Qnantrel and his band
made their raid upon the city OF Lawrence IN the Sum
mer of 1864 Although the lady talked with the despe
RADIO for some time imploring him 20 spare the house
when confronted with the prisoner at Police Head
quarters tbe failed 10 fully identify him as the desperate
whose name was 30 long terror along the frontier
The likeness was very striking bat she could not fully
identify him
II was at 6rst decided TO send the prisoner 10 Law
renee Kansas under armed guard but as The iden.
tifcation was not complete Superintendent Kennedy
concluded send him 10 Washington. Accordingly,
securely roned ard placed under the charge OF Detec
tive Nyen and Officer Slmonson, he was taken 10 tie
latter city and handed ~ the proper authorities.
Ii Is stated that there less than 70 indictments
OF ppyler pending against ODsntrelI at Iswrsnee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

,,et..y sz,.cs1ed opinion beng tns' DC u1f
~ 40 cruelty nd that onr sodleTs "e!o -
rrovideA ~ 4 we're tle.r OVID. -. to. Il ~,
ia yain l4s. . Attempted 20 MgAt mt 49, "
A,.D moilslty and GnUisiskaoo N.ts - .It
rras..7 IA the Lastd and deceased loius OF 80 ',
c6rs on Of .ast pen awe. go. 9is LS ono "a
.r.rey Twas me best We could 90 OFVa ~ -
.o,. ~ bis rlrrr have been summoned--ehiGAy ~ w
hal, NJ the defendant 10 might not DC U"l dea 70 na'e
~,Cred -,,en ..,hnauaed who buried our 0oGd lTou
creation with one for long time so empiDyed'
80 iSormed Of various Tuses adopted Ivy the PRISON
syf- critics "a cover up tie nunoeT buried
r. ere are a 4 traces Of The prison camp dlsoefnaNe
trrh flo officer a command 80 tAls place lest sum
Ter dld 81 N his power 10 cover ~ the evl-
Inncc OF Pchsl guilt The graveyard has oeen soaily
,ncl0sed BUS owing 10 tho multiplicity 81 thc hoie' ~
he trenches il has Ueta impossible 10 10 up Lr"u
boards. ,..
Tie Treclnais sFsiTS arc 80 very good eonou ~
There ase 1ut ~ families dcPen1eut uaeA i"c nhr,au'
Itbqse able 20 wolA find ready employment ~ .'..
W0Cef' There are Uut eight cases o. -i-h"'ta an ~
smallpox aaywlc-c about the town. ,
Farmers are everywhere 0usy plttlhs 10 ''' -
cotton wheat is looking me, and promise " a ~
vo'd Peach and pium.tIees a'e IN sI uiouan ~
Other trees are burstiug t6cir buds V'asss IIo
ny ueaui folly and he flowers about iAe Le"' e' ~"
uurnis.akabe sign ol Sq.lng. .. .,,,t Dam.
N,r,v is very scarce consequently business 'u''. '
i..tl, las been done since lest NAV ana 10 n
fcaro.s fcroicaiv prepare 10 await me ta , y. "
er5is Wael tley.irust 10 make good present 4oSS,''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Mnrk.,.-Repoyttd BIZ Ttiegrapk.

CINCINNATI. Msrch 81. Flour duh and unchanged super
kne ga ~ So frta fBdf8 17i Family, ~ asa ~ Is
Wheat dull and unchanged Oats are lc higher No 3Se.
No l. J8dJ9c. Com in rood demand Mixed, 49as0c Rye
and Barley duh and nominal Whisky dull ut - a. Mes
Pod st S25 S.dcs, i3c Shoulders, Ole. Loose Bacon
Shoulders l6c The PoTt Packing Report had deIres.ng
effect on the market. Lard, l1tdl0ic.
ST LOIS March 2L-Cotton. 4e. for Middling Flour
very dus6 75D$1 rs for Single Extra Wheat unchanged
Corn ea,y6,o. for Yellow GQ65c. for White Oats hrer
l0oGc. Country Mess Porh 26ic City Clear Sides i6ic.
Lard III dI9ic. Whisky, 81 IS
CmIcAGo, March 2l-Four dull Wheat dull. at E 23ic.
for No Corn active At ale foI No. and %dS.c for
isc.d Data quiet at 2ic for No. J. High~ines nominal,
at s22?94223c. Provisions, dali Mes. Pork, fB Lard,
dun aud declined t. Dressed iios'. hrmer a, sll Hogs,
active at S009 &c. Receipts-s,a0O ths Flour, 1900
hu,h Wheat, 500 bush Com, $500 bush. Gate 600 Hog.
Shipments 80 bhs Flour 1900 bush. Wheat oO0O bush
Corn. 6 500 bush Oss
PHILADELPHIA. March 2lpsiroeum dali and buyers 60
rnsnd r,duCtion. Bfeatuf bav. TO declining tendency
owing the decline IN gold and exchange. Floor du and
prices unael,d, saas oi choice Wheat at ga ~
fsiT qualities dull At IA +2lo Com hfmi sales Of 10000
bush yellow 1t zoe. WHISKY dull at Z! p for Pennsyiyann
and ~ 20 f5r Olio.
HALTIuoaK M4fch 2i-Flour 6rnl COZ high Grades and
grades du Dfain -eadys receipts LghL seed
auet sales VI f1 seed at x: Provisions steady Lard
Ut lai nIB;c. Glossrs. inactive and heavy WHISKY dali
ssirs NJ ~ rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
The rcysn-e s,cnEirr Mimi Again nj
vVsr.-Eiolisf OF Vessels in DisI-ess-
srtx.rt az gmrggled Goods.

TLo active revenue cutter Miami, Capt.
Uau,o y 'rompEias. has sgain rendered valuable ser
vice % private property well a. to the Government
having iu ~, DAY rescued two vessels from very
I,r.o4F p0ei.ol beside ofectng Available and i'm
.eiftn'f r...o % brig engaged in smuggling large
,l.n.tr. Of cgars tobacco ineD etc. from Cuba 10
l..fuu Iho acts ire ~ follows On SATURDAY last.
v'lc .lc Mami was proceeding To- sea IRON Newport
u and bis were discovered oy her ashore on tlc
.Dtas 10 l,tr IiI with signals Of distress EyIDg Inc
n.Duf immediately iroccCGsd 20 their assistance. and
a ruat ol b,4u1g osf VI the harhoT they had CONE
.. C.rtllt with each oiho. and both dTited on tle
.EF Tho proved ~ b" tLe British Dark Queen OF tie
t4.tf ul l..Lolth. nom Providence "a ~ JOINS.
20 D. in ballast aud the British brig Crccus Of and
tor d. JDuLs. y. r., from Newport Ia ballast The
org A.G ltf ticto mast ald al Der .tadsas carried
away. "L..s .ho Dark hal lost Ie1d'says aud back.
rsur- nAwssfs were = onoa rln out from the Miami
u hc Queen OF the ett and after losing one she sue
,,sfd % cetrrC her si0ai but i0Ind her much dis
&c. r LAT SIZE wUf compelled 70 tow her back 10 New.
port o. once. Tie hani retarned TO Castle I'M as
c.y ~ possible and G..or great deal Of dlficulty
,.etd0d IN getting lie CrOcuS clear also. and as she
aot greatly damaged sLe proceeded on her voyage.
nra the Miami fOt been near at the time, both YES
s.t would have "hlgcd. and probably gone 10 pieces
s ycfI.e fhr .cleLe Cf the bark was effected strong
fae Lad flau,, ~ nom W y. W. Any one familiar
NA tho place on which tie vessels drited wi De ao!e
iogiu idea Of ine perilous position IN which they
hn'r casting Of from the brig. the Miami s,eered
4 w and Wien near Point Judith saw brig stand
ina. L. She ron toward her and found her 10 be the
hs. Redmond from Cuba, Boyle, master, bound to
Boston va Newpor', with cargo OF moasses From
her f4tVII.c-s movements Cap. Tompkins. OF the
laml thought .heIe vas something Ia the wind. and
,o'o ruined 20 board her. but az II was blowing too
hnr 20 lover boat Do desIod the captain Of the Red
~ ~ 20 ruu into Newport. which was done. On ex
lmm!ng tie brig. large Quantities of cigars tobacco,
sU.gr and .uep were found on board such articles
bong entered oI the manifest. Possession was at
once taken Of her aud the ease reported TO the Col
ootor VI Customs at Newport This contraband trade
a o1ienflycy carried by vessels sailing between the
West Indies ard the United States. hat could easily be
broken up ty few active revenue steamers like the
Miami vrcn los made several seizures during the past
Winter AID saved quite nun Der Of vessels from de-
stIuC.lCu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Prom rew.Orienns mud Havnun.

The steamship Morning Star, l.. Howes,
CON oander from New Orleans via Havana, with iuh
cargo oi cotton and sugar. and "a passengers, con
signed 10 James A. EayneT arrived yesterday Len
New. Orleans March H. and Havana March TO- The
weather at the latter place was very pleasant ana no
sickness Of an epidemic character prevailed The re-
ports Of cholera at that place are without foundation
March IG At II so "A. M passed steamer Vera Cruz,
bound 10 Havana.
March le at p NJ. spoke bark 81. hGrys. from
New York. bound south.
The Morning Star was detained =; hours of Sandy
Hook by heavy fog.
HAvASA. Saturday March H. let6
Considerable Indignation has been Occasl0ned
here by the publication In your papes that the cholera
was raging here There has not been single case oi
cholera here.
The smallpox is decreasing in Regla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

Sebr Jo, Fickersop Sisieht. Fall River.
sehr 5. A. Falcon, Wilson, Fan River
Schr Adrian Emery Georgetown, s. C.. Y days with
val stores Was driven Of by the late nortwesie ,ad Va
into Newport with loss of part Of deck load.
schr Wn T. Burdens, Adams. Prov
schr Gen Howard, Joheson, Providence
Scbr New Globe Bray, New'Haven
Schr. Native American, Tobin se"b irypor', powder
ScLT Amanda Powers Bullock, Irosidence.
Schr Bay state Tory, Rockand, lime, Wn. :. Etwe,
A. m. 2l,t saw schooner ashore at Eatous Neeh.
Schr f. j. Rsynor, RsynoT, Brookhaven
Schr Henrietta Hsnly, Provdsnes
Sclr Vermillicn, Davis. BTookksver.
Schr Cosmos, Hall Rocklsnd.
Sclr Galena. Patton, Gloucester herrirs master
Schr r. II. Huntley Nckenson. ~ r., Tor Ph.ladtirhs
schr WsfTenton, Higgins Providence.
sth Gen Peayy AFnsIans Lueec le days with s!h I'D
FISH 10 Jed Frye Co.
Sem Cr.rdsu. Nash, Westerly stone f.
SER Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Providence.
scar Saie Gsy. Fowler, Proyt-ns for philsderhis.
Sssr L. g. sawyer Sawyer hachias 70 days, with sh V
2er Now 8i,Fadasn Labsc % days. fsatO lohDB,yas
selT o. Bes nschlss 10 day, with llmbe, to Simpler
schr Express, Malhieson Proviucs;Ows IL days With i
TO G. Mic erson.
schr Samuel Gilman. Crowen, Boston, lin.eea
Schr ID. l. r. Kelly. Kelly Boston, hbseed
Schr A. Clarence, Freeman, Providence for Bsun ore
sclr Rockingham Fl.sby Portland 20 days, with LUMBER
SER Enter3r.e ,Rr), Could Cornwalh, p Days, VITA
potstoss 10 d. II. DeWof 4 Go. Had heavy weather.
schr Isis tIariing, New Haven for Elizsoetbpo,,.
Schr. Ontario. Baroer Psoyiience.
Sclr. Helen, Perry, New BEDFORD
Schr. Mary Sawyer JIoVldeLce.
schr Forrest stiou Cheryhcld 10 isys with timber is
Simpson Clspp. ~, p..,,
scbr Hudson Timer, Providence.
SIR Espre.s, Dix Andrews. b. 20 day, with laut,l
- LIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
n1ENICO.
The Murder ct the SEcsicnn EnVey-f-o-
ported Ref.nt oG PornT!o DiEz-A New
Mexican snbns-ador 10 Frauce-frcs-
eni. from the Emperor CT Antrim.


The French steamship Panama arrived ye.-
te,9sy three DAYS from Yer. Clnz. Sic trre, dates
from the port o. departure 20 tLc 3a and ffom TIE
CITY q Mexico 20 the eth Tlcre Is bui Lie news y
importance. Tho papers ere t,l'i WITH scooan'f q
the murder Of the Eeir4n Envoy. Gen. folrv, ana
Cart Dhhari The funeral obscCuo1 were ccitr ni'I
in the City 81 Aieyloo with great p0mp on toe tb,
Macmillan and Carlota Attending.
There account q deieni - the Junflst. ntl't
poriirio Diaz Lena. Rola. LopeZ Ofo1eo ana Stglto
Strange 10 say everybody and everything wa cop
tUred except tie leaders. who are reported 10 ih'e
escaped on foot--ihe attacking party being cavalry
All This is said 20 have taken place near
The Emperor Of Austria las Just cent hy the 'ouhi
Honlules the original coat 81 arms 81 Moii'InA ava
one Of The orgls letters Of Herman Cortez Of MeGco.
Trey are from the Payal Museum ~ Vienna.
The resignation 81 litldugo Minister To France Ia
been accepted. and Gen. Almonte GPpoinied ~ ID
place. D., ,
There have been several changes In thc so-cased
Imperial Cabinet pG they are 81 niue interest 70 we
public generally
Our latest dates from Natamoros are 70 the ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
The Cons,nissiopeys Of E.sigra'ion-Nsei
ing Ysetevday Afternoon.

Tie regular seml.mOnthly meeting Oh the
Ccmmi,sioner,o Of Emigration WAS held yesterday after
noon a, Castle Garden President Verplsnck in tie
chair. Tie minutes OF tie las. meeting were read and
approved.
A communication from John W. Itch, stating that
the Hospital at Wards Island would be completed by
the 10th of April was read and filed. Some other im'
movements that are being made in the institutions At
that Mace will be 4 shed ~ ten d Ys.
A rerort from the S-perintendeD, at Wards islsnd
, r.rIrd IN 6pi1iqe a sewer was read aud TIC CON-
mends0n ordc.e to oe carried into effect as soon as
possible. .-.,
Th,vha,e panber Of PASSENGER landed at tins port
1u-i,y f YEAR eCJ VAS ~ 100 VI We. ~ iIj "tId
ci.fzens or persons not subject 10 .ouI1 Ut
ton and 1876 952 were aliens, FOR whom co >MLtruoI
was paid or bonds e4ecaleu' sno"lns Su - as
alien migration over the previous sc r. OF y so
Dining inc present yerr 23,( 8 emigri IS nave ar
rived. du.ing the week ending March q, 52l n IN
crease ever tie correspondent period Ia year OF -
The Hospital az Wards is4.d has l23j inmates. AAe
REGENTS from Communication Of cmisans " the present
year amount 10 sgt 80 ~ those Or Tue week eHulns
March a were Sl9Js =. The disbursement lof nc
wear mus lar amount 20 sl036l3 ~ ana the balance Of
funds remaining IN bank at tie present tlue 10 S1~ W.
DETENTION OF EnIGEAsIs AT DUAhIRk.
The Secretary directed TO make gu. OH against
The Erie Railroad Company i0r expenses incurred Oe
cause 81 the detention O.. emgTalis al UanAA curing
.Je year lrtJ
M GAeDZS CATS suOT AGAINST EAnGaAST
BI.oi ERs.
letter from the General 4 gent OF the American
Lfigrant AID Company. complaining Of BONG reused
admtarce 70 Castle Garden for the purpose Of hllg
ohorers was read and referred 20 the COMMITTEES Oh
Castle Garden. Tie present rules OF the Doar1 mus
ons principals, so that the employer and enp!oye ae
b-ous M together al other persons are refused ADMIT
tauce for tl.s purpose. This measure has been rem
delei necessay 20 protect emsranis rom brokers' ana
other, vao prey upon them 10 the fullest possible ex
ten.
ATIOISINENT.
IN couscquorce 81 the expected increase OF sickness
n Ware. Island, DI. Ii. q. Cox was appointed con-
s..t,.r riysician at a salary OF a. coo per annum.
Ait,I tho transaction vi some other unimportaht
business the Board adjourned.
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Rents.
To the Editor At The ". y Tribune

To the Editor At The " y Tribune
SIR would respectfully call the attention
OF the public to the extraordinary prices asked by land
lords in this city for houses floors and teneDens OF all
sorts Landlords presume that tenants can be com
PEELED to pay any rent they demand They complain
that rtsaHs require four dollars day for their labor
not too much tor a with large family, or even
small one who pays the present prices for food rent
etc What landlord or landlords has or have en1ea'
ored 10 Keep down the high rates required for floors OF
houses IN the city, There may be n few unsehst. I'M
avsIicious men. who Will not take advantage OF the
poor; men who have no cupidity enthroDed in their
hearts; but the great majority Of landlords are DESTROYS
10 wiring all they from tenants Let the Iicb men
OF this city consider that they duty perform 10
their follow. Let them build up on Their waste
lots good healthy substantial houses, charge rent
therefor that can paid without running the tenant
the JOY and satisfaction brought home 10 30 many happy
homes will more than repay the benignty and benevo
lence Of the rich. Wealthy men should endeayor as
much possible 10 lessen the wrongs and mseries IN
hicted apon society.
Respectfully yours.
A FRIEND OF RIGHT.
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T..TE EENIAES.
pi,pHrehe,-The Exeie"''h'
Growing Ecsss
ToRosIO. Wednesday March ~ Iso'

ToEoyTn Wednesday. March ~. ls1r'
The rrdnor gains strength that ten thousaHu
more me- viii soon he called out by the OoVe!nnenL
II Montreal yesterday policeman hleI On - IN
porsore thinking they were Fenians. NOBODY hIrL
Yp,sh there is not downright panic here the 'e e.
ing - that tic FerisD danger IS not over soe
mef,,nIon 10 looked for from across the hIe privi
% d IN "onseonence the volunteering and drilpf
ars uninterrupted Great enthusiasm 10 DAA'i'''''
pytAs forces. ,t ,,o,,h q, 1874
or - -, 49,. ,.u,.s, dl,a -, AIRED here, although
fen, c,.,a, 90 r note. shii Acep il MP NogateSfs
nov much cntuusIusin ia all pat % LIVER No
t ti',,,nrb .,r.aal.diou T. r5ihg ehectti ~
'lu ''y g',i Tllsaa Company organized its en-
ci.,r. INTO defensive corp, IN all parts Of Canaga'
1'ly coo troops appeared here l'nay on 49,.
~ -. 10 tbe Canadian Government iof defense
ne " ebo"t $4,000 Ier day. 10 believed TIA, ne
o,, fs1ce Ain coon be relieved hy new mel 10 IL
called ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

Mr.. CuRTlss ICrrgr.--tccrre WAN
Cufls delivered be- ecilr, entitled T4e Good lirhi
10 ilc Kew ~. Thompson. church Iweniy -i.si.s.
Ia. evening Ofco.ltc thc church vas crowded. 10
attempt 20 convey aIy .'e eono'I.ono q The effect
produced ~ TIE conc. aircj and troi,rg sentence
q iLot,c-Acr IN ol. l..f tIa,e voll b" us'.,,s.
Tiose vLo hGyc heard NJ curtis ~ty imagine %.
Those wlo lsye Eo, Lad lct,er 90 ~
The Good Fight j. tie constant Ievoftudlrg s'rag
eie 81 ibe patient; hopeful peTscvenng n int Justice
ard Humanity against The sl4It 81 oppression Ste
wrong The same fight which Luther aud GAVIN aHa
Cromwell aHd Tel. and Washington tonight The sane
fight which lis nation k-s been wngllG Win f"o.u
aid .hel until thank God they Lave accom- .'shcd
her WORK Grant and SbcinHn. ard Siti4IAh
ana IAomas and Faggagut, and Porter ave
given us release from The strife Of nTms. y 10"
romaius for the American people Win tongue ana per-
10 ncl eve "a complete and permanent pence bV perform
ing tie Will of God ~ comforting justice ald Ell l lis
iron all Slayery-the old fora IN which ms sprii Of
oppression 20 long preyGi!ed's dead. hit TIC spi.t
sill survives ~ the sentiment 81 caste and { s GeaAht
this shirt Of onss distinctions. both North Lnd South
that tie American people must nov battle Il ihey ".ad
become III traiE GDitcd and peaceful nH..oh.
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NATIONAL LABOR CoSvEsTIos.-w under

NATIONAL LABOR CONvBHTION.-We under
stand meeting Of Presidents cr their representsves
of National and international Unions OF all trades will
be held in this city Monday March &C. for the pur
pore of considering the propriety OF issuing call for
National Labor Convention. They will meet for gen.
eral consultation as TO the In which the pro-
posed Convention shall be constituted and TO prepare
The necessary business for It's consideration that
time will not be lost in discussing crnds exploded
IDEAS and generally 10 take snch steps will render it
of real benefit the classes in whose interest IL will
assemble The dry goods clerks through their Presi-
dent j. H. Foy with commendable generosity have
rendered the Of Early Closing Hall No 267 Bcwery
for the meeting and have sigDfed their intention
co1perate in every way Trade associations which
have no national organization are nvtedte seod repre-
sentatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
RROOIxLYN NEWS.

MURDER TRIAL III TIE KINGS Comfy CouRT
or OYER AND TEmuSIr.-Theodore Yaies, ind.ot'diof
the murder Of policeman Charles Curan on the lsi OF
October lst4. was placed on trial on MonGay, 10 the
Kings Comfy Court % Oyer and Term ner. 4 number
cf witnesses were examined for tie PROSECUTION lHu
YESTERDAY the ease for the defense opened several
rcsses were sworn aftcr which TIE Court atpailtd.
Tae care VIII probably he concluded today