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Arrival Of the China at Halifax and the
Bremen at This Port.
SEVEN DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE FENIAN FIZZLE.
ALI Quiet in Ireland on St.
Patrick's Day.
DEPARTURE OF STEPHENS FOR AMERICA.
He Recommends Peace to the
Brotherhood for the Present.
The Prince Of Wales tho Next President OF the
Dublin st. Patrick's Society.
Ne Chilean or Spanish Iron-Clads
to Leave England.
Spain Forming Alliances Among the
Smaller American Republics.
>~~>>-~->>~~~~~~--~N>~~
Signing Of the Austrian Recruiting
Convention with Macmillan.
PEACEFUL RUMORS FROM GERMANY.
REFORM In THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
&c. DC. &c.
Spain Forming Alliances Among the
Smaller American Republics.
Signing Of the Austrian Recruitin
Convention with Macmillan.
PEACEFUL RUMoRs FROM GERMANY
REFORM In THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
&c. DC. &c.

The Cunard steamship China, from Liverpool Satur
day, 18th, via Queenstown on Sunday 18th inst, ar
rived at Halifax hafpast eight O'Clock last evening.
Her advices are ono week later than previously
ccved.
The steamship Bremen Captain Neynaber, from Bre
men March H. and Southampton 14th arrived at this
port at an early hour this morning,
The United States steamer Canandagua arrived at Lv
erpool on the 18th, from Belfast.
The American Consul at Liverpool had ordered ship
broking Arm to dispose Of the excruser Shenandoah as
she lies In the Mersey.
meeting was held at Liverpool on the 14th TO con-
sder the prospects Of the Atlantic telegraph Cyrus W.
Field Captain Anderson Mr. varIey tho electrician and
Mr.. Canning the engineer, gave encouraging explana
tons and evoked much confidence In tho Of the
enterprise.
Vienna telegram says the convention with Mexico In
reference to recruiting Austria for an Austrian volun
teer corps for Mexico signed tho 18th by Count
Mcnsdorif and the Mexican Minister.
The Spanish Ministry has promised to raise the state
Of siege In q few days.
It Is denied that the British government has been
asked the question of the Dnches between
Austria and Prussia
Steamer Hibernia, from New York, arrived at Glss.
gov March II.
The steamship City Of London, from New York,
reached Liverpool on the 18th.
Steamships England, from New York, and Belgian,
from Portland, arrives Liverpool the 18th; the City
Of Dublin, from New York, and tho Cuba, from New
York, on the 10th.
Pursor Boyd Of the China reports that the China had
fine weather until Saturday. since which she had heavy
gales
On March 20h In latitude CO. longitude "a signalled
a National Company steamer also March ~, In lat-
tude AZ longitude a. brg-rivged steamer lBritish)
also March 81 in latitude &c. longitude 80 bark-rigged
steamer all Of which were ssnalled In the night and
all were bound East
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No RI.ing on Patri~k's Day-Escape or
stephens-Irish Grievances In Parlia-
mrnt, Sc.
81 Psiricks Day passed or without disturbance.
Al the dinner OF the ST. Patricks Society Of Dublin
Hon Chichester Fortcscue, Secretary for Ireland
nounced that next the Prince of Wales would accept
the offce OF President of the society
ESCAPE or STEPHENS.
The Cork Frds,in<r says II has excellent for
knowing that the report current the last few days that
Stephens had really left ireland Il correct and that Ste
phens prior 10 his departure enjoned the members
Of tho Brotherhood In ireland the viabity of povpg
dTerion fr " prrsc b. their peaceful psraits than
they had ten ding or time The E<dssaer adds
that Stephens wife IN Cork intending 10 sal for
America on the 18th, in the City 81 Boston.
FEARS or RISING IN ENGLAND.
late telegram from Leeds says that In consequence Of
rImors Of expected fenan outbreak the city police
had been largely augmented. while large number Of
volunteers and six hundred tradesmcn had been sworn
special oonstables Secret drngs have been going
among the Fenians OF Leeds for some time.
IRISH GRryv ,ScEs m PARLIAMENT.
In the House OF Lords the l8ta Earl Grey in long
speech upon Irish grevsDccs moved tina, the House
the 10th should into committee upon his resolution
consider the stage OF ireland. Debate ensued Earl
Russell deprecated tho attempt to carry the violent
remedies proposed by Earl Grey likely 70 an
unprecedented agitation the country. H. preferred
gradual. well considered reforms Earl Grcy's motion
was nesatives without division.
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MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
. The advices from Manchester report that market
buoyant, with an advancing tendency.
MARH 17-Saes OF cotton to-day 20 600 bales, inciud-
ket Is bioyant, with advance OF half penny pr
pound Middling uplands are quoted about god
LIVERPOOL BREApsrrFFs MARKEr-MARCH IL.
The market generally dull but steady Richardson.
Spence 4 Co., Wakefield, Nash 4 Co. and others m
port Flour dull and nominal Wheat quiet and steady.
winter red los los. Cd. Corn lrmer at 2ss. ID.
2ss 3D. for mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr-MARcH IL.
Tho proyiso market Is generally steady except Tor
boef which is easier Mcssrs Bigland, Athya Co.
Gordon, Bruce ca. and others report:-Beef quiet
partial advance Of Is "a per bbl Bacon firm, with
advance OF IL. on the wcek. lard steady. Butter
very dull Cheese llrrn and stock light Tal0w 1rmsr
aud advanced OIL. Is, closing quiet at aga q SOS.
Lsrysr-The market Is duh, with downward tend
ency under the influence of letters by the steamer CITY
OF London. Lard easier Bacon has declining tendency,
and tho advance has been partially lost
PKrRor ErN-The market Is buOyant Al % Is Id. Tor
refined, closing quicter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NARKEr-MARcH IL.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar Fat. Couee-ssies
small. Rice advancing. L'nseed buoysnt Iinsecd
cakes firm. Lnseed oil upward: quoted at as sperm
oil quiet and steady nj l25s Rosin delivered. a o..
a. Tor common American. Spirits turpcpne steady ~
sGs AS. Petroleum (Bout, English n Brandonl-
Market nrmer, at g. for refined, with few sellers.
LONDON MAnKrrs-MARcH ~.
Barngs Circular reports breadsturs quiet an steady
Iron quiet CO los. for rails and barr and ssz for
firm. Rice firm. Tea quiet and steady Petroleum
steady at g. y Id. spirits turpentne active at 45a
Cd 1alow quiet ut sos ~. Lnseed cakes have
upward tendency Linseed nrmer and advanced Is.
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THE GREAT BOND ROBBERY.



The Bonds said 60 he Safe ana in the
Way Of Recovery.
United States Marshal Murray Of TITS city, received
information about week that the parties engaged
in the robbery OF million and half OF bonds from the
Office Of Mr. v @. Lord in Wall street. 10 the city
OF New York, and that they would leave for Boston,
Mass that night Acting upon this Information he de
tailed OF his detectives, Who acting In conjunction
with an operative OF the secret service division OF the
Treasury Department, followed them on the evening
train 10 Boston. Just before arriving at the
latter city the principal IN the affair left the cars fol-
lowed closely by the detectives He made his way to tho
city BY private conveyance, and from thence took tho
for Newburyport Macs, where he was taken into
custody The results accrung from this srrns have not
yet usnspircd. Several rumou prevailed yesterday
Of which that the thief and bonds hsd boon ~
turned 10 this city THIS, assured from good ~"
thority Is not true is probable however, that they
arc on their way here and THAI further particulars reis
tive to the manner in which the has been wosked up
may pre to-day The reward In this case u SAd.
foots up hundred and fty thousAnd dohsrs 'n~
largest ever this country for The recovery os
stolen property.
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The Ramored prusstsn UItimstasp De-
nied-Aussrin X noeking Under.


Vienna journals that there has been mn inter.
change OF diplomatic notes between Austria aud Prussia
since February Z.
The London O,ri says the King Of Prussia has over.
ruled Won Bsmsrk, and an arrangement " yet 10 be
effected by which Austria may 10 the annexation
of Scheswg Hosten 10 Prussia 10 is said 10 be in
temptation 70 give back North Schleswig 10 Denmark az
Precipitation 10 the public opinion OF Earope.
The Vienna Movgenpor says Austria aud Prussia In
tend IN avert any conflict account % Schlcswig-
Hotein- by bringing the question before the Federal
Diet
General Won Manteufel. Governor Of Schleswig Ho.
stein, had published decree of the King o. Prussia
threatening heavy punshmcns against any one attempt
ing 20 establish any other authority the Duchies than
that Of the King OF Prussia and the Emperor 81 Austria
All acts tending In that direction aso threatened with
heavy penalties.
The draf Of the address IT. reply TO the imperial
script had been rad In tho Lower House of the Hungs
Ran Diet tdsplores not only the rejection OF all the
requests OF the House. 0ut also tho suspension OF those
laws requiring no modification. All the various points
OF he imperial rescrip are controverted and she re
establishment Of parliamentary and legal nun cpei gov
eminent " again Iemanded The reading Of the nd
address eie.tsd enez applause, and the Hosse ro''
aud cheered HeU Dcak
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The Veto or the Civil Rights Biil-Thc
tion.
President Johnson's veto of the Civil Rights
bill is before our readers They will find il no
half way remonstrance, but broad sweeping
and comprehensive rejection of the measure.
hibit this bill ~ involving the most fragrant
devices for overriding the reserved rights Of
the States in their Legislatures and judicial
tribunals ever attempted in Congress- We had
supposed this bill, in new shape, a sort Of
reproduction Of the old Fugitive Slave law:
but, under the searching analysis Of Andrew
Johnson, 1t appears q thousand times worse
than the rejected Freedmen's Bureau expert
ment, and nothing less than bill of unconsti-
tutional denominations from beginning to end
The objections submitted against the first
section of the bill. however. are those which
mark the impossible barrier between him and
the ruling radicals ofCongress. He Is opposed
to the recognition at present, by law, Of the
blacks as citizens Of the United States and he Is
opposed to any further legislation by Congress
affecting the domestic affairs Of the several
States. while eleven of the STATES Of the Union
are excluded by Congress from any voice in
this legislation. These two objections dissipate
the last glimmering hope Of q possible compro-
mise between Andrew Johnson and Thaddeus
Stevens and his Congressional followers. The
veto is, in fact. an emphatic declaration Of war
against The radicals and their reconstruction
system. root and branch. Hcnceiorward there
can be no party endorsements Of the policy Of
Congress coupled with professions Of adhesion
TO the policy Of the administration.
The line OF division between the two depart
mcn,s Is in this veto too broadly and clearly
marked to sdmi, Of any further hedging. II
inaugurstes q reconstruction OF parties. u
abolisbes the ConAeciicut republican platform.
md Il wiz mo- ,bs.'v rNuk n . demo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-28
THE CHILEAN WAR.

No I-ou-clads Leave England Till the
End OF the struggle-Spain seeking
the Alliance OF the Smn Tier Republics.
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.
In the House of Commons the 10th inst. Mr. Layurd
said had been received from Spain Chile and
Peru that the vessels building In Eng fhouid not
leave until the pending difficulties were Solved
SPANS ALLIES.
A Madrid telegram OF the 10Th inst says Spain has
get the republics Of Guatemala Honduras SALIVA
dor Nirara-ua and Costa Rica Ministers from those
States have signed treaties OF peace with Spain.
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CANADA.

Shsotkag Of = vel0Btesr Omsfr ~ s~p-
vosed reuisns-Asd for shs FAMILIES ss
veiuateers. sc.
cuR TORONTO srsrAISs
rosoxro, @. ", March 81 1880.
Universal quie, reigns IN all rars q oanadA- and no
ramors are anoat the volunteers s'iil drllins In
the interior and ,rcadng the frontier
A volunteer officer In Montreal wa yesterday nrcd
up.n and wounded u " SUPPOSED BY senisns
Night attacks upon morsted police are very frequent
rss uoyTasAL pEsFarcH
kosrrxsis March 81 tss6
A . mestsns Dsis here yesterday ~ nIse funds N
provids fos the families Of the Montreal volunteers 90
duty there vsrs sbout nfy person. presen, who sub
scrbcd twerty eve thousand dollars and u II supposed
there wiz Ne no ciaacnrv 10 raising snv thousand
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The REcoNsrr ucrIoN COMMITTEE.

We publish in full to-day the testimony Of General
Robert r. Lee given before the Reconstruction Com
miiee In Washington, and also o;hor important evidence
bearing upon present position and past acts Of the
Southern States General Lee prcfacns his statements
by the qualifying explanation tina, since the close OF The
be has lived much In retirement aud has not mixed
with the politicians gives evidence mainly OF negative
character He declares that far his knowledge ex
tends nothing like a sentiment of hostility 20 the United
states government exists In virginia. that there no
combinations or conspiracies having tha, end in views
tina, the people, though disappointed and addened by
tho result, Of tho war accept that result suhmssiycly
and only looking TO their material interests and
that the sures and speediest Of rcconclng The
people 10 the government and making them its cordial
supporters Is TO extend TO them equal political rights
win The people Of the other States As the negroes he
sxpros ed the belief which no says be has always
taned that tho State would t- muth better sisoul
them, and ho repudiaied fAs dea that erueli@ Scrc
pprpossly inflicted on federal prisoners Of ~s' wu
regard 10 tho outbreak Of the war the OK rebel Com
ander in Chsf rcasssrts his opinion thai the appeal
W ord bEOu.hi about bv the srton ~ ~" WI W.
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TIE GovvRvwpST REroRx BILL INTRODUCED
-FOUR 'drSnrgp THOUSAND VOTERS ADDED TO
THE rEorFrEN
In q tepythg srsesh explained the Roform BILL The
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main features are a reduction OF the qualiHcatlot
county voters from lfty pounds TO fourteen poundot
cupancy and for boroughs te seven pounds rental n
To dodgers paying ten pounds or upwards Tor apartm
The measure adds about four hundred thousand tide
number of voters
The bill deals only with the franchise, leaving the
distribution OF representation for another session
After many speeches for and against the propose Mr.
Bright expressing satisfaction with II, the bill waaad
the fist time.
The liberal journals generally approve tho mearc.
although IL hardly comes up to their wishes
The London Herald (conservative) predicts . as-
trous failure
The chances Of the Reform bill continue the subj OF
discussion. The conservative journals demand Its &c
tion; others call for amendments The London ele-
graph declares that 1t Is growing quite clear that bn
will become law. The real crisis OF the measurwas
It's first appearance which passed through safely.
The London Herald says there was a very largehh-
erng Of Earl Derbys supporters at the residence che
Marquis of Salisbury In the sbsence Of Lord Der ON
of attack OF the gout Mr. Dsraeli addrsed
the meeting. and 1t agreed, without a disseent
voice. that the ministerial Reform bill should be snu-
ousy opposed ct every stage.
The amendment to the second reading OF the bixiil
take the shape Of Q resolution that reform bin sls-
factory which does not offer complete settlement tho
question.
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, Opposite the 81. Nchoas
Holel-Matinee at oclock-EAsr LYNNE Eyenina-DoS
CESAR BAzAS.
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LUCY RuSHTON'S THEATRE Nos 72S and $50 Broad
way-yAuANT yALENrISE-THE GUARDIAN ANGEL.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. Broomo
.ir.st-TnE CHIMNEY CoRSER-CoSJUGAL LESSON.
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THE TERMINATION OF REcIPRoCIrY-FAILrR TO
LAUNCH AN IRON-CLAD-AINIsTERIALC HA7Es,
ETC.
Tho London Times, Of the 17th In announcing thi The
Reciprocity treaty between the United States and Hush
North America terminated that day, says:-AmdAn
fishermen will be duly warned and after fixed tin dc
exclusion Of their boats Will be enforced For thprr
pose British VA vessel will be stationed TO setthat
the rights OF the fishery which revert to the Htsh
Crown are not infringed upon, and also to prevencol
sons between the fishermen Of the Provinces and hose
or the United states In this well as In all Tt
laies Fenianism, the Times believes that the htsh
government may count on the frtendness ana coury
President Johnson's O vernnlent.
The long-vex 0aths question was again discusd in
the House OF Commons on the 18th inst on the pposi
ton of the government abolish the elaborate nua
now in vogue and the distinction between Proteants,
Catholics and Jews, substituting form oath DO
taken by all members alike Two alterations suggesed BY
Mr. Disrael the opposition leader, were adopted tho
government but third by which it was sought treain
the declaration Of the Queens supremacy, was objected
to by tho government, as mere abstract and neon
gruous formula After some debate the amendmet was
rejected by 236 to 222 majority for the governmat IL
The London Observer announces thai MIR. r T. larins
will succeed Lord Paget Secretary OF the Admi
rally. Mr. Fenwick, one Of the Lords OF the Admiralty,
has resigned.
The weekly returns Of the cattle plague shown con-
tinued diminu on of cases, but large increase IN
the number OF cattle killed
An unsuccessful attempt was madd on the Tth, AZ
Millwall to launch tho mammoth IRON clad Norhum-
beriand After running about hundred fet she
came to a standst and all efforts of tho tugs to
her proved fruitless The Prince Of Wales and blant
assembly were present,
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II is rumored that General Olano will replace Generd
Dulce Captain General of Cuba General Cordova sue
ceeding Olano as Director OF the Infantry.
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HEAVY FAILURES IN ENGLAND-ADvANCEI IN UNITED
STATES SECURITIES.
Puget cambridge Il Co., private bankers OF London.
had suspended payment Liabilities f300, 600 sterling;
assets almost nominal.
Hind 4 Gladstone, merchants Of london, had sus-
mended. Liabilities supposed 70 be heavy.
In Calcutta, March II, the market was tending up
wards
The Bank Of Holland had reduced its rate Of discount
from Q TO ~.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-NARCH II.
The demand for discount became active after the ~
ducion OF tho bank the 18th from to per cent
owing to numerous bills held back In anticipation OF such
o movement
Consols-cosod at 81 s7I for money.
American Securtes-United States hve-twcnties. rs
Illinois Central Railroad S0k 81; Erie Railroad, 5SX
SIX.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr--MARcH Is.
Tho Brokers' Circular reports Tho sales Of the week
o. $50 bales including! 10 800 bales To spcculao
and 1000 bales 10 exporters The market has been
buoyant, with advance OF I'D. on American and y
Id other descriptions The sales to-day (FridsyD
5000 bales including 1000 bales TO spectators
dcncy, At this following authorized quotaiionS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-28

the LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY.
The Corps cgslatif was debating the paragraph IN
the address relative TO internal liberties.
Jules Favre spoke in support Of the amendment Of the
opposition During his speech he called TO oder BY
the President for attacking the constitution.
Several other speeches were made In favor Of the
amendment which, however was finally rejected by
vote of 238 10 II.
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cratic victory in Connecticut on Monday next
upon the johnson platform. It must, we
think, bring about an early reorganization of
the Cabinet, and such q shaking among the
dry bones of the federal oflceholders through
out the country as will cause the hungry out
siders to smack their lips with joy. The reso-
lutte character, the moral courage and Jackso-
MAN pluck Of Andrew Johnson will command
the admiration Of the people, as in the case Of
jackson; and the ground taken in this veto
against the general admixture Of whites and
blacks red and yellow men, upon the common
footing of equality, will rally an overwhelming
popular party to the Presidents support from
Connecticut to Pennsylvania and thence to the
Pacific Ocean.
The veto of the Fresdmen's Bureau bill was
but the distant thunder announcing the ap-
preaching storm. This veto is the storm itself,
and when it shall have passed away we shall
have q purer political sky and better at
mosphere. But before that happy change the
radical majorities of Congress will be swept
away, and all the thirtysix States Of the Union
will be invited into both houses under the sue
cessful restoration policy Of Andrew Johnson.
We dare say that this Civil Rights bill
against the Presidents objections will share
the fate of the Freedmen's Bureau; but, in any
event. it is declaration Of war against the
radicals and their impracticable schemes, and
Andrew johnson, as in the rebellion, is the
man to fight it through on his platform Of the
Union and the constitution.
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GEORGE CHRISTYS-OLp scHoot or MINsrRetsr.
BALLADS MUSICAL GEMS &C.. Fifth Avenue Opera House.
Nos. and West Twenty fourth street-hrss bLooNkh
SOIREH.
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RRADY'S GALLERY 7a5 Broadway, corner OF Tenth
strert--Opcn every morning and afternoon.-NEw COL
Ixoros WAR VIEWS AND Historic PORTRAITS. Free to
.,,k1.
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BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs. SIS Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel ETHIOPIAN SINGING, DANCING. &C.
FLYING TRAPRzF
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DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY, 625 Broadway.-Ex
aIsrroNs OF PAINTINGS, &c
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT-0n Governors
Island, BY GovKRSoRs ISLAND BAND.
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HOOIEY's OPERA HOUSE, observation-disclosures MIN.
rrRxfsr-BALLAps BURLesQuEs PASrOhiNEs
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The total stock OF cotton In port Is !
udiny los, 900 bales Of American
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PHOTOGRA APHS!>
RAKLow. THE OLD OPERATOR. HAS THOROUGH
Le LIZ renovated and fitted up the Old Star Gallery
and is Prepared 70 take ali kinds Of PORTRArTs Hell
thankful for past patronage and further socs sareof
the trade He has also Photographs Of Confederate Cen
erals Ordinances Of Secession, Views Of Sumter and
other EgTHhcahons at wholesale and RETAIL at s. E. COR
N.B.-Porceiain Portraits and Pictures enlarged on
short notice and IN best Of STYLE The old pEce Card
!1ctres y haf dozen, and 81 ger dozen, viii be con.
nCued cut snort time. ..+s .% Novennberl