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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
European and North American Railway.
AUGUSTA, Ne. Tuesday. Feb. p.

AUGUSTA Me-. Tuesday. Feb - lsto.
All the bills in aid of the European and North
American RAILWAY Company have yassed the Lecisla.
turs in form satisfactory 20 It's friends. Tie chief
interest has ceniered upon the enabling set 80 called
which extends all the rights ~ tbe Company; prescr'
ing 20 IL It's land grants and the claims the United
States sanctions the contract for absorbing the line in
New prun swok from the boundary Ia the Ciy of ST.
John authorizes the consolidation Of the lines between
Portland and Bangor. and the purchase OF the lines
east aud west TO Halifax.
Tie Bangor loan act Of 1861 accepted by the CITY Is
extended two years authorizing loan of Sa~oOO 10
the Company. new loan act authorizing public
loan Of S0O00 by the Cny Of Bangor gives two drcc.
tors To tho city elected by the City COnnc The City
Of Bangor is to hold first lien the railway % Unon
81 miles The lands granted amount 10 S7j ll2 acres.
To the claims of Maine the United States assigned
10 the Company IL be added those Massachusetts
Jointly with Maine granted In lsC5 which are expected
10 from Congress an appropriation Of $1,000
per mile 10 the nail line and branches
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u ussta.

Lengthy details are published Of great en-.
teranment given the 18th of January 10 Gen. Clay
the American mister al Russia While travelling in the
interior by the corporation and merchants Of Moscow.
zen. Clay aud his Secretary Of Legation, Mr. Curtin
were received with the greatest enthusiasm Toosts
AT the banquet the Emperor OF Russia the President
of the United States and the guests Of the evening
evoked protracted cheering. The speeches on both
sides most fraternai aud ardent wishes were in'
terchsnged for continued friendly relations and in'
creased commerce between the two countries.
IAe LOEGOg IiEss deyOtes al editorial 10 the above
d demonstration and SAYS strange as the sympathy in
feeling between two Governments opposite may sp-
pear there is nothing paradolcal in H. Each Govern
mont IN ~ way entertans certain aspirations so
like those OF the other tha. they content 10 sink all
minor differences In identity Of overrullng views
These aspirations ne Times says sTe destiny. as
gIgndyement and protection.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
DESTRUCTION or A KEROSENE OIL FACTORY

DESTRUCTION or KEROSENE OIL FACTORY
BY FIRr-Skortly after 3 o'clock yesterday morning q
tire broke in the Gowanus Kerosene Oh Works OF
Smith a earns. in Thlrd-st., Brooklyn, which re-
suited in the total destruction Of the building together
with contents consisting Of prepared and crude oils
/, appears that the heat from the stoveppe IN the
oihcc caused the explosion Of Kerosene lamp and the
burnilg fluid scattering in every direction soen set the
whole Mace in flames The Waterman In charge OF
the premises named Thomas Edwards, was severely
buried about the legs aud As soon rs his stua
tion was discovered he conveyed 10 the City Hos
pitaL The adjoining oil WORKS OF Frazer & Co. were
partially DESTROYED before the flames could be sup.
pressed. The loss sustained by Messrs. Smith
earns amounts 20 ABOUT $1,000. The damage to the
adjoining factory is about 500. partially insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
GEORGIA.

serieas ARRAY Ia Cs,s.bus-A Negro
Killed and Several Whites Severely
Movements Toward the Re.
movnl Of Cslsrod Trssps.
The Savannah Herald of the 18th has been re-
ceiyed, and contains the following:
The Columbus (Ga) Sus gives the particulars Of an
in the streets Of that city between negro soldiers
and the Inhabitants in which one negro was killed and
several whites were badly wounded.
The SoroRRoh Hyotd says the Georgia Senate psssed
resolution appointing Commissioners 10 proceed to
Washington and request the withdrawal OF negro troops
from tho State.
The Mayor Of Columbus has ordered that no
liquors be sold TO the colored people, and the
Council Of Columbus have appointed committee TO
wait upon the United States officers to see II some
measures be perfected for the removal OF the
detachments of cOlOred troops there.
The Augusta CoHstiationali says tnat the stateneno
that steamer left Augusta with negroes for Cuba Is
falsehoOd
The Herois cotton market reports quotations al &i
d43c.. and very dull
Twcntyiour new post-otices have been opened In
Georgia.
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Tng TELEGRAPH. Western Union Tcle-

TnY TRLEGRAPH.-Thc Western Union Tcle-
graph Company's lines worked direct between New
YORK md San Francisco last evening. The manipna'
ton was unusually rapid for so long circuit Before
the experiments were concluded suroral currents
caused suspension Of operations The usual batteries
we're taken OF the line which was worked between this
and Buffalo by the auroral current alone. The display
OF the Northern lights quite brilan, Lost evening
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
IIstei Personal,

Lieut. Gen. Grant and suite are telcgfaphod
to arrive in this city at O'Clock this morning. They
will stop at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Hon. n ID. Sperry. Connecticut, J. q. MAJ.
well, Philadelphia +. Ira Richards, Massachusetts 5.
NJ. Young Toledo and NJ tGllis and wife San Fransis.
90. nre among the guests ct the Metropolitan.
Jay Cooke Phsdslphia. Bishop Stevens Pennsylva.
MA and j. Z. Fargo, Chicago, sre among ihe die
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PROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Terrible Fatality In n Snew-stssns-s'e Il
steel-Mining Intelligence
sAv FRANCISCO, Tuestay' Feb.

GAv FRANClsoO, Tuesday, Feb. 70 Tsot.
Virginia City papers contain report that wv
men on their way H. the mines 70 Montana, persisted
in a snow storm Communication with that territory
il cut off and il Is feared that gse suffering has been
experienced there -,
Gen Steele lett here yesterday TO take command oi
the Department Of Columbia.
Victoria papers are full Of the wonders of the sig
Bend gold dlggings in British Columbia. and aIpea 10
California miners to cone and get rich. -
Mining stocks irregular; Savage. $500; Ophr. sf+o;
Imperial $50 50; Cholar Po;osi. $3.50; Yellow
jacket, s2qO; Hale 4 Horcross loo Legal Tenders
brisk st f3i or73t.
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is sh. New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON Tuesday, Feb. 20 Zoo
In the House to-day Mr.. Price (Dem VI
ESSEX offered a series OF resolutions approving ol n
Iresidents veto Of the Freedmens Bureau DID, AL" Va
the principles set forth in his veto message o..
Mr. TrimbIe (Rep.) moved ~ refer them io ie 'o'
Irttee Federal Relations. MI
Mr. bbott N)an.) opposed the motion or the sroon" "
that they would b. buried with the Committee; 'nh' :.
wss necessary the President should receive the moran
support OF the people. .;..
Sir. Ramsey Rsp) of Hudson, offered another sefss
Disappearing Of the veto as unsatisfactory W '' P"''
VINO elected him. All we're referred.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CEDAR-sT.-LoSs

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CEDAR-sT.-L
ABOUT kI5 OOo-s Shortly after O'Clock p. H. yesterday
tire broke out among loose cotton on the fourth
floor Of No l3 Cedarst. Before the flames we're ex-
tjngushed the fourth floor and attic burned ont.
The third and fourth floors occupied hy Michael
Kirw an repaoker Of cotton. Loss about $1,000; n
sured for 10000 each IN the New England Indemnity.
and Morris Companies. The second foor is occupied
by L. H. Hopkins dealer. in cottonya Loss 900;
insured for $4,000. The first floor 10 occupied by Jo
seph Hirsch dealer in tobacco and cigars. Loss by
water 3! 900; insured for - 900 in the Brooklyn ana
s. Oos each in the New.World and Commonwealth
Companies The building is owned by Herman BrueD,
and il dam aged 10 the amount OF e. 900. Insured.
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DIsAsTERs.
The Herald ef the Nerning md the i" IN

ro.1oN Tuesday. Feb. ~. lsth
The -hp Herald OF the Morning, from sneihs,
which was ashore on the SPIT, Was got OF last night
and i0wed up TO the city.
The ship Hamlet. ashore on Naufet Bcachhns broseh
up and the cargo In the surL All the cargo between
decks had been pre-, ioasly discharged.
SAysSNAH Ga, Tuesday Feb ~ lsoo.
The British bark British America, from Car
din for Savannah. with coal. was wieoaed on the itib
on Smitbs breaker St Caiharine's Island. Ga. All on
board IS In number ,ayed. and taken up bi the
steamer Charles s Hardse of Savannah AID landed At
lOctOrtONu.
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Latess ahin News.

AHHIVEU.
Steamship ADemsnnis, Trss,msnn Hamburg FEB D. sld
Southampton 7h with udse. aud 40 pass to kgDhaItt Co.
Steamer Admiral Nichols. Philadeiphis, mdse Thorn
Tobias
4. Steamer Abemarle Bearse. Richmond
&Brz A. Is. Cook Small, Port Roya, +. NJ. Bsoy.
eBrig George Amos Ward Crystal River.
Schr. LAX, -. Georgetown for Boston.
schr. r. j. Cumminss, Hannah ElIabethpoT Tor f'"h"
haven. ,
Ship Ella S Thurst0n. from Apalachicola
ship Emerald Isle from Calsy.
Ship Ma.dalene, from Mediterranean.
Bark Eliza Young from Bueuos AJTes.
Brig Maid OF Erin from Nasssu
Brig Portage. from Mstsnzss
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The DANGERS OF BRoApwAY.-Yesterday in

The DANGERS OF BROADWAY. Y.--Yesterday in
the case OF John B. Sckles agt Wm. Il. Liney in the
Supreme Court before Justice Foster the plaintiff had
met with accident in attempting to cross Broad.
way at the corner Of Vesey.st Dec H. 1863 between
the hours OF IL ana ~ Before starting he looked
up aud saw stage coming. though several were
going up lie crossed over and walked up little dis
tance behind Knickerbocker stage and on emerging
from its protection, knocked down by one OF the
East Houston st. stages driving. he testified, on
run. lie was very sevefely injured, the front wheel
passing over his thigh The bill FOR medical attendance
sJ00-and the bill for medicine aud nursing
sGO he having had several operations performed. II
ner contrary 20 the corporation ordinance The Court
admitted the corporation ordinance in evidence, hold
ing that the stages running under the authority of the
corporation subject to its rules IheJury having
been ont some time without coming 10 agreement.
the Court directed sealed verdict for this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
lascss vito Londonderry.
pRUSSIA AID AUSTRIA.

PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
PEsTB. Feb. Z, 1866.
The Austrian Government Is about TO send
an answer to the Prussan Government firmly refusing
the demands of the latter with respect TO the question
of the Duohies
LoYDos MONEY MARKET-LOSDoE, rep. D..
y, a. .,,ia .av. the discount market is without
alteration III. demand being steady both at bank ana else
where On the exchange money Was ID fdh'f oe''e'
supply yesterday ~ ol07 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

BALL OF Co. +, 7lST REGIMENT. The ball OF
Co. T. OF the 7st Regiment. American Guard will occur
in Irving Hall tonight. and very fine entertainment
is expected by all interested in the OF the enter
prise The music will be under the supervision Of Mr..
Band master Downing Of the list Regiment Band
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
nuvd~r.TriaI- Repievis Suit.
ALBAKY. Tuesday. Fel

Ann Barry, charged with the murder oi Der
child FIVE weeks old IN July last by drowning IL In the
canal IA ON trial IA the Court of over snd lermine AZ
Kochc,ter Attorney General AsTtindao conducts the
prosecution.
A replevin suit. involving sOUD between Isaac
Hn,,. and the Bank OF Nouiren has been trial At
Koche1ter since last Friday before the Supreme Conr
Last evening the case Withdrawn aud sent o the
General Term certain legal qaestions upon which
the opinion Of tue court ~ required
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

y,ous p,,od Of tAer history the firm tone Of the com
mnrscs,;ous made By Yoar Msjestys Government has
demous,rated that hsughty and menacing language
win not Jecide ue to withdraw. France is accustomed
to move only st her own tine but she never.neiess
wishss to rcmomber the ancient friendship between
har,elf and the United States What your Majesty
OF the United States is neutrality and observance
of international law"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
\ ndia

BOMBAY, Jan. 3l.-Cot.ou very firm. Ship
ments continue heavy Exchange 2,2 Freights TO
Liverpool. 30.
CALCUTTA Jan. 90 Market unchanged.
BoNBAY Feb "A private telegram says Cotton
and Exchange are dali and declining. Freights un.
changed The probable Cotton shipments OF the month
sra 100 halrs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Frn nee.

With regard Ia the Mexican question the Ad-
dress OF the senate save:
Your Majesty informs u that the memorable expo.
dition TO Mexico approaches its termination, This 10
announcing 10 satisfied France that the protection Of
her commercial interests Is assured in n vast and
wealthy market now restored 10 security.
As regards the United States IT, from misconoeption
tie presence Of the French fAy in America appeared to
tksalsss sptsStvas thAS " previous apd Dssl ulst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Spain.

In the Spanish Chamber Of Deputies the fol-
lowing amendment 20 the address in response ~ the
Q1eens speech had been offered: Oar financial dlfheul.
ties increasing day 20 day. Will cause the ruin OF
agriculture and manufactures II is necessary to balance
expenditures with revenue, az 1t is Impossible TO raise
taxes, already too heavy. We must make reductions
10 the am0un, Of 800 COO COO reals. II IL only by this
means that shall retstabsh credit and evoid
dangers which threaten ns.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

BEATEN AND RoBBED.-On Sunday evening
Peter Johnston of No. 40 West TwentysiIth'st' on
leaving the saloon Ut the corner Of Ffteenth'st ana
Tenth.ave was attacked by Michael Fitzgerald James
McAvoy and Others beaten and robbed OF parcel and
ea On Monday evening the two former were arrested
by Officer Mcdonnell OF the Sixteenth Precinct. and
yesterdsy they we're committed for vial BY Jastiee
Dodge
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
ustPia.

The Austrian expedition Ia the east is TO sail
April with th. obec, Of concluding treaties Of COM
merce with siam. China and Japan.
The Hungarian Diet presented a oongratulatory sd.
dress 90 the Emperor a, Pes,h. The Emperor in reply
expressed his belief satisfactory solution of tho
peudp x difficulties.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
THE NEWS PER HECLA.
The steamer Eecla left Liverpool on the alter
noon Of Feb O. direct for Boston.
Great Britain.
GARNET CHANGES.

CABINET CHANGES.
Secretary Charles Wood has resigned the
oco O: Secretary Of State for India The Herald says
Lar rd is spoken of az lis successor. The resignation
h. attributed TO the question Of health and desire lof
prisate life.
TIE Tiras warmly eulogizes Mr.. Woods long official
career.
SUBMARINE CABLES.
A meeting mad been held in London OF per-
Interested IN Submarine cables presided over by
Earl Shrewsbury 20 consider the merits OF Mackln'
oss system for constructing cables, and procure us
adoption. Is IL claimed for Mackntoshs system that
us Insulating power is SO superior that ~ per cent
more signalling power can be obtained than in the late
tam twenty miles of its length in water and that three
c0bos under the system be for tue
cost OF one like the Atlantic COmpany's
The proposition was moo,ed for laying the cable
direct from England 20 the United States via Falmouth
and Cape Cod. The meeting was adjourned TO future
day.
THE PBSIANS.
On closing The special commission for the Fe-
niau tras al Dublin, the judges highly euogized the
proceedings. GainOr and other Jurors claimed that
The whole course adopted had been worked with mod.
GRAFTON justice and would be fully approved by the
country.
Three soldiers and seven civilians had been arrested
OF Connomara, charged with Fenianism.
SPAIN AND CHILL.
The Spanish Governor of Cadiz had been n0tl-
fed by telegraph by the Spanish Minister at London.
that two vessels had lelt the Mersoy under Peruy ian
fags but destined i0r pryateerng against Spain under
the Chian dae The same dis patch asserted that two
other vessels being fitted out on the Clyde with
siBilsr object.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
syvacusr Election.

SYRAcusi, ". y. Tuesday Feb. 20 i-t'.
In the city election to-day Democrat was
elected Mayor and the rest Of the DEMOCRATIC ticket
va, succes-iul with one exception. Eve Union and
three Democratic Superysos aud I've Union ana three
Democratic Aldermen were chosen. Ihe result - The
same a. Il wii !ait year.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Ohio Legislative Caucus.

CoLUaBus, q, Tuesday Feb. ~. lsh.
The caucus tonight of the Union members OF
the Legislature unanimously adopted resolve that
In the action Of the Union Representatives In Congress
we recognize exposition of the principles that made
us party end saved our country through tho late lie
bc!ion and tender such Representatives our hearty
snppOTt."
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
RECIPROCITY.
As,io. Of the Grand Trunk Hallway Csus-
pnny.

ToRosro e. W., Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1864.
The Grand Trnnk Railway Company have
ISSUED circular notifying the agents that IN eonse
gneDee of the abrogaon Of The reciprocity treaty they
have decided in the mean time to give the preference
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Egypt.

Telegraphic communication between Malta
And Egypt was again restored.
fre- disturbances had broken out IN Lebanon. Much
fighting IL reported. Jarknh troops were en- route fol
the scene
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Passengers Arrived.

FROM HAMBURG-In s.-smshp Allemsnin-lsssc l.rei
Arnold Hen " ism and Ding' Jacob Tfeest, tranz nz,
H. Hrscb, Isaac Hez Nathan Meyer Oreiment o. L. Hare
knecker and lady, H. stern, j. LsnniDg NJ II. Re-fef A'
Kahn, VIM Goodwin, RAever, Margaret Bsrdesu and Sa io
the steerage
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
TEE QUEENS SPEECH.
Address on the Mexican Question in the
French Legislature.
TIE UNITED STATES In RUSSIA.
Spanish and Peruvian Priva.
teers.
TEE QUEENS SPEECH.
TIE UNITED STATES IN RUSSIA.
a Letter from Admiral Pareja

We give below further news by the M0ravian
at Portland which failcd 10 reach for onr
morning edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Prussin.

The Chamber Of Deputies by a vote Of f25l tC
q had adopted resolution. in spite Of ministerial op
position declaring the annexation Of Lauenburg TO th'
Prussians Illegal until sanctioned by the Chamber.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Gsv~rnnseut Barracks At Chattanooga De.
stroyed by Fire.
CINCINNATI, Il

CINCINNATI Tuesday, Feb 20. 1860.
The extensive Government barracks at Chat
tanooga were destroyed by fire Oh Saturday with all
their contents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
saiuto Fired by the Deniscsacy Of New
Haven.

SEw.HAvRs. Conn, Tuesday, Feb ~, 1850.
The Democracy of the city are firing 80 gum
in honor Of President johnson and his veto OF the efa
I.an's bureau blIl.
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ALB AN ".
Gov. Yssisn Goes 20 Washingtos-D Dsms-
crnfic Salute.
ALBAyr. Tuesday. Feb. y

ALBAyY. Tuesday. Feb 20 ls66
Gov. FentOn has gone 10 Washington, ana
will he absent during the present week.
A National salute was fred here to-day, by direction
OF the CommonC ounc IN honor Of the Veto Messageoi
President johnson.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
In IockpoYt, n. y.

LOCKPORT, Tuesday, Fob. 70, Ieo''
A salute of 100 guns was fired in Lockpoft
tbisIn,rning iu honor Of Presidents Johnsons Veto
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

Boston. Tuesday Feb. ~, 1896.
The British steamer Bosph orus. from Liver.
noel Slst alt arrived here 70 njIht
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.
Tn Uauehsssey, ". III.

MANCHESTER v. H.. Tuesday. Feb. 20 lsn.
One hundred guns were fred here tonight ID
honor OF tho Presidents veto Of the Freed mens
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
THE RISDHRPESr.

A warm debate ensued in both Houses on the
Government course In regard 10 the cattle plague.
A amendment censuring the Government was moved
in the House Of Lords but withdrawn, and sn address
In reply to the speech was passed.
The debate in the Commons stands adjourned.
Lord DE Grey succeeds Sir C. Wood as Secretary Of
India and Marquis adington succeeds DE Grey IN the
War Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
KELTY's CURTAIN STORE
BROADWAY,

BETWEEN GRAND AND HOWARD sTs,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
The Douglas Monument.

On Tuesday evening an adjourned
meeting of the General Committe OF
Arrangements of the Douglas Monu.
1ncnt Association was held in Chiesgo,
Colonel w. i. Seatcs in the chair. \
report of the sub committee which yisi-
ted Washington for the purpose of in
yiting the President TO deliver the adj
dress at the laying Of the cornerstone
of the monument was presented. The
report states that prcsidentJohnson and
as many of his Cabinet as possible
would be present on the occasion. and
that the time of the laying ofthc cor
ncr-stonc will be fixed as soon after the
adjournment of Congress as practicable.
\ number of resolutions were read en-.
dorsing the report of the committee,
and that as soon as said day is so fixed,
that all State aud municipal authorities
be requested 10 declare it holiday.
xl,en there may be cessation of busl-
ness aino"g the people. The commit.
tee then adjourned to meet on Thurs.
day, 2Sth
The Democratic advocate., 1866-06-28
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