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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Cccnl Notitss

RTOTICF. .-I3euudcr,icYed has beer duly appointed
E5ssa, Of r. w y sa d..s.rd ' q al SIo5, SS5 istd
g es ss.9ts a,s reg ,g,,ea !, 'h , sv @ sr,.n tse.
~, .as.y sil gIs's iss 'I'' 10 - LEoARD O. EoTALNG
NOTICE is hereby even that on the Iwen'y-eighth
~ day o. De smlr s. - faa o. & s. ' '. isf r%.Y w
y beafff o. is Aaio i ~, CsEf,pgI
PEI tssHi, spp1'', p1'',i%g go tIr4raS J0Hy g. RrppLlFd nd
CToRGE s REPpL'E,t claim ag1st aid gesscl amounting
ss 3s, 3s & u ste., s Noy-sT s. ,as vessel
- b. ia iof The ,f Of s.d as.st hr tle.' TIE ~a,'ei
oonssuee tl'ir. some o'r, p'; PEI y, I . ,
spgstf and dshsrs- s.e .i.n'' i.s Z ~ t5 VerI yrf
Dsosabsf p, 1900 William IL s4A'f So ~ % ~ Siig..
NEw-YORK sUPHEME COURT, CITY ana COUNTY County
~ o N.v,ySrs 't . a.. .- e
soa,rse- lcoin. p.. E -o -os l q. I'd ,eolIred stamp
& sr1Ter che sorrstt arioa w,eh vi S5' s,..''
Soety Of Ssw.Yoll 3D. tae siy ia 'a'a city
s OF Toe sub,erbe o. reI oi-seNe q. bI as~y a. u $40 'l
ti'y Of New Yors i-Ai- i'.r rs II ve0 ri %
swsr tse .ad comp te time al Tesad ts p--I.
b, action WI sss % e @ i sy o. er one tbo.sna
= st Linersd sld b s-e Tue costs u Ah s'i0'D
EEit soLoloS t.nta. Attorney, No an ITosd,,,y, s
si IN O6es Of h CE of ie Cy nd Go.ny q ,s f''A
al, sgr,sesns dy Of pses5'f !y AED s HLCng s,,ass
y,UPREME COUET-City and County OF New
- York - CuAkLEs WlNsLuW agt SAMUEL 4 AKn'
Or sSs fo T. IRSisTRoS0s You hs,fby
pmmonsd 40 reler1 g. a1'w'r i- ce-p M L 1890 ~ N.
SoB q the CITY City and copy o. yoer
aid PLANT tho siDscLbcf a Lit Once 30
ii street in ad cy vi hin tznty duys after be service Of
uye oi such service and yoa
81 10 snswsr said complaint ~ia 4ofsd tho Psn
as i tAk- leg aanst Ter the sum Of
trtt6r. hundred thry tAo do with interest fo
- - a,y Of March lgDsred and sstytWo
hundred aud ,air.to - 10 dols
I'm Ia Revruns. June 1864, o. thousand dollars
.,,r - esnceed from fstfuary l0 hundred
Desiotf tlr cost ofttis sccuDaieo
~, A. isss GEO. n. ogANNiSS,
Pilintians Attorney
m compnt IN ssovs sstitsi son ouy fed IN tho
-. sftbe Clefk City and Coty q New lorA City
E-i' ~ 49, "a cry this Ii.t dsy OF becsnbeT. let5
pis i.~s- 3 GEO. n. GEANNss, PLAINTIFF Attorney
%GTFsTCHFSTER COUNTY SUPREME COURT
w JOnE OMBOSY and DRyzLLA HALL, Eysestet and
N IAMFs HALL drcrsed Funs sgHins btNNfTT
bLBERT ard JANK F. hs gi Deiudsn -saanon. for Isst
To-, ot servedj-To D-eadait BEN -'.''.'''''''.
EETT GILBERT You are hereby .uunonsd u Intel Rev:
l,easr,d 10 tie complaint In his az SOC stamp
Ess which Be % u the ofcs Of th Siork cancelled
sfth. nd County Of WsstohestF a. Whfs :........:
70 the taid complaint on
s-r hs oncs fsksk1 In ed County, within twenty
VI OF the
the nd complaint within the
sfoTessd lie this action S apply hs Court fo
rslef dsnaoaed compliant. NV J, 1850.
'''N@ -~- 1pAVib w TRAVIS, 7sintinE Atornsy
setoD was ed The once q ths
fs sf Couniy the et dAy Il DseeesT 1876
kSf ls-sva u. w. TRAVIS, PSad1s AtOrnsy.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

CoRsETs-CORsETS-C -CORSETS--at greatly re-
~ daesi prices h'y The rsssi nd h.so.., 'et O. PAbs
COkaET- from 81 7a Also MISSES tOESEl-. 81 The u-~
styles ir sKKfA sfs mads ELGEhB As go tsd
ca BTOsawsy, sAI hlast,sissr, ssss ala
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
AETH AUCTION SALE.

ASTH AUCTION SALE.
LAtl 3ot0l TrNs SCRANTON COAL,
o. THURSDAY, jan. 3, 49, . .-..
THE DELAWARE LAcKAIvAN;SA AND 81 r-.tN taIl-
gOAD COMPANY vil sell by AEasit-. JOIN H 1heFf.h q
T. Anctione-s a. l1H1s1ys s-rooal 40 p tcnelge
P,. corDer cf "a it.,. Hrv-YoEk, IdUFsiAl Jln 3d.
prsxu.o, a. II 0.cl3ck Eo0l
10000 TUSS
=, rpv sry EUNFD cltL FaOM THY LACK sWA'NA HF.
GIOrs Of the u-ud -v rs's ut ueif y fOL - "a
1FTupOnT NFNV-IF- y fhc % e nurry 48L
al RWss FIFTY tEET- PER TUN payt0e n current i1n4s
tn. a1er. thseaiteg
Or, OF the Company. SNIN hA''DI- 'IeA--tI.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
mtooino CARDS. &t.

ATWM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 FrtOn.st.-
n WKDbho eARos sAA FINE HTATloaERL 0stAbAsbss
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Mtrb3sr1.
I LATHLa Betting.


Z LATILI Betting.
CO ?. r-~ycrv. 60 % r...--,7,,
ACGIEEgY. fe ~ pr .uI g. furnish
~ Fif5f-'LA.s.t p tlLl#tslf -,y. .' EVERY d..
sCaIPii0S as4glr .-4I.l .ate Tia.a. .LE t'-.. Is
sA!ILas Of tss 1sJLs ia-4u'a,I b. llg ie sst. O.
o. vsiero5n snd ws l:'IrE IE5P l.c of ,irf -!
As!Ip a4 nLei1E iy .ias. 20 w.ut ~ e..T lAl-J.
kEH.YO.K }rHAM E>1.E co..
olEcE AED WN,laOoM
le. % ,E.~si.. ~ y
YJORrABLE sTEAM ENGINES, alu
chs. -Ai saw MILLS
Tfchsst nd most complete i1 u'e.
- Cisculsfs .-tf 90 gpr'-r'iou. - . .-
WOOD Mann STEAM ENGNE Co.
rrrA. \. ",
lx3 20 sf MiInKE LLvE. aEv $ oRE
DIAPER MACHINE WANTED, Of IS inches or
ever Adifs 1s;Hs lind Az eaat'u' win F'ies r. II 5,
Eor No % lluason y. y
rIlO be SOLD AZ AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, Dec.
29tt 10 olook OHh PAIR Of LSGtNts. 81 UANIs5
Msct 10y Yrrd. So. ~ - IA dudsonf, Jrf'ey Ciy.
NTALVELEsS STEAM PUMP.-Srle,'s Pateut,
f ,'ssnirrr r.foad Tston' dt'er br-weTs
ssd beer rSIpf nlsr pp tanning GI0rs corfsil
t-ouH8 bak genera eturiug yIposea j. Iui'
ay ai s. vii choke sud being sine eAstiuE
cannot set 10 poiubs and may to " ed oct q
tu an ys AID droeped Anotber y scsnomc the
used h seono BY nesng h~ natter r'f b. oprfliel by
bsns eonHsosd boiler nets lbsr pps Cal
AID sss It IA operation RoRDEG, McALLisrER Co..
Ne. l62 CreenVichst.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29


fl 81 ,Hr1 i-.-- Oh 4J.-I.,-......, 20 pr tfsf+
c,E aor ,.T3...............c' o. e. Go go --.'n
H-AcA COLORADO cL14-l....... .. Is -'..''
81. jazz. CE, Importer
20 'U UT-,-5v.y. t..9.s. g. lrs -l- ...lcst'.
.---.-.. ..z-ia..--E9
Eo.!9a1 C75os.
IIERICAE CEWrs TE!C,wHAErl
EATIC|AL LEAD PENCILS.
Cr,... .hGIsE iRa.EH AID ral IN
ttt. u on ..,'.- -"!--
DIVERS .-H.sAfi9s Eat'" A..9 rtt.. l...
I..o- 'e. .'.'ie 81 ,.', . .ae @ %. .'.'.' ' ...,.
...ts s.., 81 rs faa-rrtt,'o gel - aal fa, h','-
jao J. 4-l H f.. s'rae .ssll io''l'- s,,',r,
4 BEAUTIFUL TOY FOR CHILDREN.
TUE 1rAGIC WHEEL.
TA,re.s, cog, v' yta' every ,t.d '.2 a.'in i7'o'''i
I'D. o., sI,.,ts ,..,a To- s ~, o 81 g, 10. ~
r.a .a..e ,lsn irr ,ru vs. e-a, io pfo-as oDs "
j. .ast. ~. S-i ..,.r,f', ,'.,--. 3. ClZ.
E1 GlEAlLY lhDCCAD PRICES
s,r, s.,-, -o'n ws ASOr rs,. l'f f,. s' 81. ara, vaa.
IeI.t ii5.- -.'....'s. ~ l.--' l-..-- Z .l.t.7"
'' -'' so a5s r,t.t-a .'i fv.-'--,,'rl',.
DUAUTIuA and SUES fAAIl-L HOLIDAY
osI Silver ,-l Ivory. .,rr ,a EaLErGc'Tr5 e, c-y
',' Tie .-''s..' '-''', q < e, .j IS i IS .is,..
..-f
IL saa'-, ,'-a .,r '.l ,o,roy' VIII toa,a. re-
o. ul.s re esl- o.ts b.. i9 il- .ne l. - ..-
en- teea sdv -t71's DO e-' r. t.r' orr ''- l- ''e
Po.& HJNrJ...Ys HoHso ortip,c D i-,Na g..
go 81 Afl.aF'y N-'-.i5.t.
HOLIDAY rHEsaEIs-N H.o,. -. -.. p,9e--eM4.. rs
WASHER t.e eur UaIiE'-Al Ciil4-tr. y il."t i. t.'',
n3J5t. ..>4. q TO-. t,.4 800 ,a-r.,a',-,iS y.
HOLIDAY GOODS, Ea.l,a'a a14 i@....; No.
rocco .HI Ea..a Ie-hss Trte 1e. l.'t 1a1 sa3 rs
raa.. Dt,.rs Cr.sst Ca'a.f.'s Ial -rr i-. tr J1h1
v,i-., arl SO. 7.o l.a..v.v.
-OrNU.CO.aLEED ILAllNU CAGbs are lie
r. 7-. fai r.os ".a"eni i .ir-. r'- ~ H.,
T. cLFLEri>A1-D WAKE
NJ MagUgAorrarRs Tr'cEa
riG ,&T-re STOCK
r1rrr. r.-lrD u- IHH
MANHATTAN Plate Co..
VII. Ic CfFL.lD
At 7iAEUTACTUEEr7 PI-CE5.
HEAI S.. @.
yr-l I,t7-',
- d.. ,-.t...rt FL4-.1, on cGrHH SILVER '7i
~. s4.s. Ca..... cAEr BASKETS CORDIAL sTa&os.
ot,v-o ---,.r,' -rl ,..l s.. 3. -..,l ---. .,.,,--,
Trs.tJi I....l.., -..---S.. 3D.. ....
OH. I..- ....l CASES. I...-g.rrlf t-i H.1-
tr. ,,.-- -i- l..c- .I t..' -t 1 '.r .-. -.-.
l-.-iastar D.-.t,.'.. ', -sa
WATCHES fr.sa..s d.. .~. Fi pure
....... I... ,-..... f.- . .'. ... .... ~.
O. ard Or ,as,. ;.....- ..a-.I .I.a .. .ts -l--'
rTuE EENNQ.H UNIJE V4L.NI... tII-
P..I Hrrr sa .ratlrrar so-s re- 81. t5
o.. ..,a. ',.s i-i-ad '.. ..... ~. ~
= '.aar'.ii- nol - ..i....Nt.
y... I.... -t. i-.'... ..4 r..l. ''G- p ~.
=. r.... '.r. l-...r.t.r o.
...e.. &C.; l..-'.tf' r....r
.H... .f
and a. .tus Gee s-si-r e.rr Dr. .' ...- Dss,t
4.EolI. a. +|.H
TFTCJTILI8 AIW-to'E tluI sat.-. "a
va..f...t O.. -.r -..... A....l N......'i q.
300. .-. l.s..-..r. 9. j.
r..,.s ..-.-l srI 0.-.'--1.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Nnw.lt.e De. ~. lar

AEil L1'rlINi AID tollftrL
No NAoADwAT NEw loAE, Dec. ~. ios-.
TTTH.L De SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION o. the
w Nuot Of AMY tcIttg corner q LeiLt 1i
SHsaiu-tsu,t N.,g-I !. ia Us ~ tho 81 Of J.t-
feT commencing d 1dock S1O+b 70 f1oOJ AMI
SAM. - Of bs above nay the per0, and further ir
vrat1n o0a ei At the oilcr
Go'ea o. fInds' - z cent Gown saa ne .'
rnce before ne Depot wtcH must Uo "h
Of ~ q
Irs-rt .,ai-adier-Oyri D. p. NIN-Oet
assl-- lusFtfT Con. T.. g =.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
B.. l.. Sailing AuctIclrc..
s. s-uIa. ~. 80 BloslwHy.
A UCTION SAIL
~ o. Elegant md Fashionable
LADIES AND MISSES HATS


A UCTlON SAIL
. .,,. LAo..e' AID MISSES HATS. -
z sSELLiNo ADAMS W. el rHis DAY. tssHdsy Dec 20
8 w. P v. snd G. S.; E..os s " T. y. .nd & T.. Gi5i
" vA1ot I'd ossIs 5as- " = Va 80 = VI -''-' " = ', -
TINTED STATES MARSHALs sALE--C!rcuis
- Cour' Of the United Sae,-Ditae q Wiscolsn-jAMs IS
to,a Comp,ny, the Mv4ser ad hinrgscl ilroad Company
roilssi Nswc5rb e,I si William 6ll1ue fl-tswsy
1ae Ws,olhoiqe Easiu e. Lieh6sd EOsel ilsn. George
a1. p irsd1rd Ofrtr .rcdrrIcL l-d secasiu hnez.or
sosa6 Ephrsin Msris- l,ey lI v. Rudl Franklin . Bai1
fg5 wisoa J. Howard -chs LdSin Tosuend iie is-ni e
& saS R llsLi 80, o9 1 l. Ei Z b ,-s WI B.s --D tIs
--ro Com,o.k Gsog- W. cspmlu, Moses NJ Davis Cise'
b9va-d and Henry 'ar.te
Jade e I'D 9y & ygc ';r order q y ,e % s5o by ,s The Si1
o. 'le ilh day @. seir''- u 100 wl "a ~ sale 'la
ts.aa.y the % day Of nrr- b., A. D. 1870 occs Tie
al saa .-sa- - ,- ~. - sad ooar1l, s, 20 tie
ssae. vis road b. -su a,u,tei ana 81 nov So M ofers,
ha ,na al.o .Le i-;'.-- o. a. a. ,'-i 5 G " 10 m ~ - ~,
Ss-.s With ths % &C To. is.ca Of soI Compry d..,s4es
sf lis, oncalI o. ch astpentor,d road being Tie la
Ss.T 10 Ws-rtowa -t toi.n61+ vas I'D st ae m o.
srd1s ir cd .ius lar syr t:'cs pieces Is Of isHi
sTdaitle o-r d e.,sts ici theu coo,t,.aet or .ia
,sf them sai .l ~ a. .pe5s,r5' Of sic rai
f91ds whsthrE teu tI-- thrr af srL ut ne
koIts wokshops. Yt t oaes bucng aud VI te on r-
prJvemeDs OPP tl saI r-r-id cAtr e tl-n
Rheihc igen built u.-. cF tHrIcae o or n41-ci and
an srzaaf ih. oc-uovs efal-a scd 70 Ing
sud ul te .ais toc iIrrlsEts end ucusAg
ord personal Tr.. which hlds been procured for or
AZ ssi .SoasS, @ Or a. ioctf ttr ris -
sg. E 20 e % s' ess, ss ssa .s s. $ B s s. ~ 80 -
~-fr -li
80 sos and inCuGuf g o. ,i premises soca popoF
ri rlluz
rsrfI T. DIVISION OF tAe
Sosd ..r 20 tine or Western bIy su, o. acer-ed
" he report Of siL cl'-uci by tut court
rnd also M gs lore end ifshchi ot .sta
Gorlrlrr ft-y frt.fc aftti-
As1lee 90 Pafa-- Cie. arl from Htol, hF "af %. ouhp-
u Nd rd aro d .t tr r5ftrJ, tci tru Qf.en a a.
b. rshtt i5-rei W.yess aad treaeise o. d lo5 .oIl
nav lI 90 lIa o .lH e % oiL &c
In srd from of Co.aa1rs % aia1 TIE
aso . be- made dee Co su' cl1 -i OF inef
ot n Eplram M1iai &. e lory ytr e' OF !os I've @
4-v lots h7t ~ anc ~ t1l Ia
-arf Na al enc .i'v u .li't -
karch. l eziu-f &C. L rose enc hi
-~snkrs lrnIrr. ue OF E
A. vur joseph .rrvt all if VII fe ~ Ae cef rfpefy
-, ,t ,Its Il. f.rf..I ttr-f.'H TaItt HID
=. .r..... I ia nj lor .f .,Drar
e. ssr-..t.- sem. 81 .... sart.ge law ta D-c.-si
ne ~ A. o r... q "A the above 1e-e 0riel Z
Cen l-1lrn-d 20 Jlu.afy o.. ~. - o.. Ii W
y1w.at.e re. - 1870
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
prn Coolg.

CLOsIyG OFT RAPIDLY
II ~ GECt- sAC.Iri-E
sO,,g most Dcs,1l lnLr GOODS 81 RALLY L-.ss ...iI
UtLF THEIR v.-U1.
FEG .s r0prf| a.... ................ c' rtf tsi'
LtILl.' HH.ile . - I.f -fi
f.l. sI ,ecn l..-- Oh lJ.LI-........ .a pr ts'.
CsE lrr F.1 3.................r' ' Cd 3 30 ..il
BLACK COLORADO CLJ4.l....... s. re- -s.si
s.. JAr. CE, lHgo-tr-,
70 'r T-,-5vsy. t,;9.s. s.. .rs al- ..lcs.c'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-06

The Charlestonlans have been regaled OF late
with q selection OF the best operas Ms presented
by Max Strakosch's troupe. Ghioni, Susini
Madame STrakosch, Madlle CaDissa, and Signor
Errani are the principal members of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Stephen smyth, father of Governor
Smyth, OF New Hampshire, has voted for Cover
nor of that State itty-nine consecutive years.
His last vote was cast in 1865 for his own SOD,
and he contemplated voting for him again, but
a serious accident injured him so that he was
unable to leave bis house.
M adame Marshal Bazaine, wife of the Com
mander-in-Chief OF Napoleon's forces in Mexico,
was delivered of q male child on the I'd instant.
The young Mexican wife of the Marshal has
been very i'll for several weeks. Hopes are now
entertained that she will speedily recover after
the Franco-Meiicana delivery. She is scarcely
twenty-five years of age, and once was the belle
OF the Republican Capital.
M. P. Maury left for Vera Cruz on the 1st
instant, to take the English steamer for Eng.
land. Some of his friends allege that he has &C.
cepted a proposition made him by the Atlantic
Cable Company, to superintend the next effort
to be made to lay the cable. Others say he has
gone to secure the 9sO,0OO said to have been
raised among scientific people in Europe to pre-
sent him.
Three of Professor Agassiz's assistants
returned from Brazil in the last United States
and Brazil Company's mail steamer Hduond.
The courtesies Of the Company have been most
handsomely extended to Professor Agassiz and
his assistants, not only as above, but in trans
porting from the Amazon the rich collection
of fishes to the United States. Professor
Agassiz and the others of the party will not re-
turn until late in the season.
The Boudoir (the organ of the ladies) speak
ing of the policemen on the Broadway Squad,
thinks that the traditional chivalric courtesy OF
the knights of the middle ages, and the graceful
gallantry of Charles cavaliers, sink into insis-
nihcance when compared with the protective
urbanity these New York policemen Invariably
display towards ladies. Ifthey had been fed on
the Court Circular they could not be more suave
and courteous. ..I a
"A blacksmith in minister England, lately
performed perilous feat. A child aged seven
years, while playing with his brother, aged
twelve months, placed over his head an iron
band similar to that used for the nuts of cart
wheels. The child's neck began 70 swell, and
when the parents discovered ii they were horri
fed to find that 1t was impossible to remove the
band, and that suffocation was imminent A
blacksmith named Coles was called in, and sug
| gested the desperate idea of hammering of the
| iron with a sledge, and he -~"eessfully com
| pleted his task. While one person held the
legs, and another the head OF the little one
| Coles fearlessly struck at the ring and severed
| II. A false blow Of half an inch would have
caused instant death.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-06
The Roberts. Sweeney Explanation Of
the O'MahOny Sensational Raid On


II turns out that the reports put forth By the
Union square people as to the Bermuda expeditions
shIs, ETC., are hoax made out of whole cloth. No
shlp left on any errand of that KIND The chieftains
OF Union square are not on the sea, but in the
Moffat Mansion, still with the exception
of Klllian, who, IN company with q lew
others, is reported to have started for New Eng
land to ard the OMahony Senator, Sinnott, OF that
district IN heading off Dy this sensation" the tide
from "the Mansion establishment to the common
sense movement dIrecled by President Roberts and
General sweeney. This latter organization claim
to be satisfied that Kilien feels he cannot rule the
movement and is ready to rum It,. They are there-
fore prepared to hear him telegraph his 'procama-
tions" any day from some point on the frontier,
with view as they say to distract the organization
assert that finding their cry OF ITO Ireland drectP
Played out, they want to get into the management
OF the real movement by striking the wires" as
though they were redcoafs. .... .
The Roberts Administration. with their gallant
Secretary of War are confident of working out
their mission, even though they are subjected to
another sensation turore great as the habeas cor
can do is 10 turn over their funds to the military ex-
chequer, and get mustered into the army in such po-
sltions as the skill and cahbre will suit them ior
Meanwhile kilhan's startling" kilograms are
hourly expected. 1t is said they are 70 be dated
Hom some point on the frontier, and his twenty or
thirty clerks and letainers will become two, or
three or ten thousand troops to gull the ruras into
a further investment in 1.-THE bonds
The tour of action of the real military movement
under President Roberts and General sweeney
draws nearer and nearer, The sensation caused
by this will be OF peculiar character and pest eX-
planned by bullet lecture to her Majesty's red
coats.-N. Y. Herald. - '7f.u'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-06
A Johnson Failure.
Collision of Steamers.

NEW YORK. April 6,-The steamer Oily Of Lon
don arrived at this port this morning from New
London, having been in collision.
Captain Smith reports that this morning about
o'clock, when off Eaton's Neck, she was run
into by the steamer Monitor, which left here
last night for Derby Connecticut.
The Nelo London was struck about ten feet
abaft the stern, and cut almost completely
through the hull and below the water-line.
Having a tight bulk head she makes but little
water. The Monitor was also badly stove and
was run ashore in Lloyd's harbor. Her passen-
gers were brought here by the Ne,o London.
No person was injured
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-06
DOUBLE sHEET-THREE CENTS.

ary last, 1877 cases of smallpox were under
treatment by Bureau physicians, and that dur
ing the same period 24s deaths occurred. About
one-tenth OF all the cases treated by the Bureau
in the South are those of small pox.
IEx-RebeI President stephens.
Alexander Stephens has been sending his
cards to those whom he once knew here, and to
others whose acquaintance he would like to
have He has had many callers at his rooms,
and is ionized 10 no little extent. To-day he
had very long interview with the President,
and ,pronounces himself thoroughly satisfied
with the President aud his policy. He expects
to have his seat in the Senate at an early day.
Comp D'Etat RumOrs.
A distinguished military chieftaIn has, within
the last few days, been sounded by two noted
politicians, one of whom was in the army, to see
to what extent he could be relied upon to favor
a coup d'etat by which the Southern Represen-
tatives are to be placed in both Houses of Con-
gress. No encouragement was given but the
project has not been abandoned.
A Johnson Failure.
The johnson meeting, got up by the claim
agents, and intended to be grand affair, was
grand 6zzle. Few of the speakers announced
were present. Less than thousand persons
were there, and no enthusiasm was manifested
except when the poor African was mocked at.
Edgar Cowau talked the loudest and longest,
while Green Clay Smith, Marshall Gooding, and
william F. Johnston CPa.) followed. man
was introduced under the assumed name Of
General Swift" but proved failure, and man
who was not on the bill getting the floor, the
manager brought the meeting to sudden end
by putting out the lights, and there was no
formal adjournment.
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THE FENIANS

Union Square Stands by the STORY
Of the Sailing Of the Fleet-James
Stephens Coming Here-Hls Ad-
dress to the Brotherhood In
America-other Expeditions
Nearly Ready-The Autho-
rites at Union Square
Yesterday ReaffIrmed
the Story of the Sail
ing Of the Fenlan
Fleet for the Pur-
pose of Taking
Bermuda and
Sweeping Bri-
tish Conn
sneTce from
the Seas.
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Mr.. Baker of the Worcester Public Library,
is preparing an edition of 'The Chinese Clas-
sics," composed or abridged by Confucius, the
FIRST volume of which will be issued next month.
This is said to be the first attempt ever mace 10
make the sacred literature OF the Ohlnese
accessible to American readers. ,tal. .
A letter from Rome says:-'The studios are
now emptying themselves of their tire asures Tor
the benefit of the exhibition In Paris and OF the
Royal Academy of London. DEpinay, the rising
as does Lehman several beautiful paintings,
and on Saturday and Sunday his rooms were
crowded by visitors. Brennan, too, q clever
young Irish painter, sends several works.
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Scare at Toronto.

TORONTO, April 6.-The city is excited by the
reported sailing of the Fenian expedition, and it
is believed that the report of its going to Ber-
muda is a blind, and that Quebec is the destina-
ton of the Fenians.
Information that is deemed reliable has been
received, that the Fenians are putting guns in
vessels at Chicago, and have tive schooners
loaded with field pieces for an attack on the
western borders. We are on the eve of another
great alarm.
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THIRD EDITION
THE NEW JERSEY DEAD LOCK.
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Another Speech from the "ErratIC"
>SSvN~~~>NNo~N>oD~>N~r~~V>e
he MAKES MORE DENIALS.
The Party Must Propitiate Him
or Have No Senator.


TRENTON, April 6.-Harequin Scovel took the
floor this morning, and denied statement
made in the State Gazette that he had pledged
himself in writing to stand by the Union party
when he was made President of the Senate, but
Senators Cobb and Heron said he had pledged
himself to them as he did also to the caucus that
he would stand by the party on all party ques-
tions, and he would go into joint meeting when
au official vacancy occurred He also said this
morning that he would not vote for Mr.. Cattell.
The party must come to him or have no Sen.
ator
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April ca salute of 100 guns was
fred here to-day by the constituents of the Hon.
John L. Thomas, Jr., of the Second Congress
sional District, in honor of the election of Haw-
ley in Connecticut, and Burnside in Rhode
Island, and the Endorsement of the sentiment
that none but loyal men shall rule the country
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Further Regarding the Latest Mystery
The Government, the Fenlans, th'
Ftaherfea . s...

WASHINGTON, April 5,--The House Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day instructed their chairman TO
report JOINT resolution to send naval feet to the
fishing grounds to protect the rights of our ciuzens
and at the same time to preserve peace The resolu
ofState, and Is only regarded as precautionary
measure. lt.
1t is alleged that a large number Of the Fenlans
have gone there in the guise of fishermen for the
purpose it is sald, OF bringing on collision, hop
ing thereby 10 get up . difficulty between tne
them an opportunity to carry out their designs IN
ireland. The Government here have got their
eyes upon them, and will see that their designs are
frustrated, .uUf. rl lIa1
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The Providence musical people are con-
siderably excited now by the preparations for
States, the States OF New York aRd New Jersey,
and the city OF Philadelphia, which is TO take
place in the capital of Rhode Island on the 26th,
a7th, and 28th of June next. Some five hundred
singers will take part IN the festival. The Pro
Videncs LiederkraAz have engaged an orchestra
Of about fifty Of the best performers In Boston
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Destructive Fires In New York.

NEW YORK, April 6.--Several large fires have
been burningthis. morning. onei in the Claremont
Hotel, Fulton street, and the buildings Nos.
200, 2O2, and 2O4 Broadway; another in Bar
clay street. corner of Broadway, third between
Canal and Lispenard streets; and fourth in the
fremont House, Broadway.