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The folowing letter signed a. IN puonbned iaesuc
PERM, me in vindication OF The quiet and pcacssbe
character which the inhabitants Of the remote ana pic
tho surmise that the outburst Of the itsai rebel
lien Of 1867 in that district is entirely owing TO
the circumstance that stephens was ret6Aent In
killarney and It's neiShborhood for considerable
period, 10 tho capacity of private tutor to families
Ireland from Franco whittier he ned on account
Of hts participation In the smith ceBrien 70
snSs,s Il abundant 1s o ma us hmse
acquainted with the infricacies Of that mountainous
region and no doubt IL adapabity for guerilla war
said 70 have Thoroughly mastered k,Aawledgs OF the
Irss language in contemplation Of the part which he
msvement and in view Of the cxige nciss which fate
might impose upon him Let me add that after the
ssse o. % sns south o. ' issf l.
the noghborhood ef Kenmare. There he was
secrs.sd for some time unit. & he 1 finally ys ESCAPED
s thoroughly imbusd with the belief that poor Kerry
is indebted FOR the outburst OF Fvnans within iis
y peculiarly blcodthraty or dsorderly spirit distin
gushing h pessantry. Tho rebellion Of i1os lad no
Of later year. nnd any pairosass there why then,
should this remote and orderly district be marked out
e the ~pe.. 2, - q,
uonedf lion
beg English Protesants TO notice that hIs outbust has
occurred in the most Catholic county IN Ireland As
regards the occupation OF hnd their position grand
shs caaholics Of K'.sry assume higher place than
probably In any other county In that part az tho British
domnions The re' vi army started from the beratori
own town Of Cahr Tween, and mss FOO Killarney, with
the Intention Of fAckng that seminent Catholic town
and pnnderng and burning the residencss cf the rs
and most devised OF the Catholic families Of Ireland
Let Epglish Potsstants learn from this nstanoeit 10
vain ever 70 expect sh Protosans 70 yield 70 reason
that Catholics who refuss 10 fall In with popular movr
msnts In Jesand have II lsase little mercy 70 expect
hsls Proasstaps brethren similarly ndisposed IA,
fhus ApAsssd upon the valuable space of tho T.nes
nr fcr the purpose Of vindicasIug the fair fayn of
naive county and secondly, tor ths purposs airinr
tneory 70 which am fondly addicted, that a0where
thsss islands IL the distinction Of religious creeds prs
sc.y % little REGARDED - by shc pessa[sry Of the sou
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A.-To the Public.-Okg loss BY tho Recoae
re upon premises having besn adjusted 10
pared to resume business M our custom department Our
WHITfs, WHITMAN 4 CO..
Z3A and 23S Broadway
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

ChristInn Negotiations with Turkev-Imperial
Russian sympathy.
LONDON, March 8, 1851.
Dispatches from the Fast report that tho Christians n
Thesaly have entered into negotiations with the Turks
for securing their religious independence
Tho Empress Of Russia has sent the sum of $b5,0oo
10 aid the suffering Christians inthe island Of Crete
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A. b. G. 1. C.-Fonluntsm.
Rev. chas p smyh lssprss e ST M
connection with Lessons for the Clergy AbuScs by and
in the Churohes." Argus Hall, 6O0 Broadway.
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A Cnrd.-The Grover 81 R3ker SOsging MIA
chine Company beg t inform their patrons and hc pucns
paired and rentted their business will be continued usaf
at the adjoining premises No l0y. -. 49, l.-.M
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Irren Work fer r Igs Esilalnggs; nggss;ar,,v r. ..,.,

JAMES "a JACKSUN TW6nty-6fguVG
street. Second and Twenty ninth street. an1fao
turcrs of every description IRON WORK FOR BUILD
ING PURPOSES. Iron Building Fronts Garders Co,umas
Shutters Vault Lights Railings Stable Fixtures,
Opera House Char 40. Particular attention paid
to the manufacture Of Castings. 0e#s M
Estimates furnished wheu requested.
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BosFou, MArs.n Z. 1897
young man nsmed George MoKeai hs,< bess crrscesA
for passing forged d ecks Tor sma ardoun1 He ays
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A.-Ledtcs and GcntlemoB~
please call and examine ready ade Clothing Tor 0eA
Boys and Youtha and learn the recent prices.
BROKAW BROTHERS. @ Lafayette plAoa
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Henutiful HAIR" Cheyallsr.s Ilfc Tor ttl
Youthful beauty. np... NE and ssssaC.s e ss vs.asss
unparalleled hair dressing Sold By AL druRgses anA
fashionable hair dressers and at my oma Bro9dwass
N.Y. SARAH A. C6EvALLBk - y
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+ FRA N c..

Nop0leon's Prcss Prosecution.
PARIS March g. 1857
Emile do Girardin has been fined 5000 francs in the
Correctional Court for violation OF tho law Of the press
n Girardin appeals from the decision of the court
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cause our hands were full with our domestic
troubles but circumstances are altered now,
and the governments Of Europe who looked
aghast at the outpourIng Of our people in 1861,
when the flag was insulted, may see train
more destructive fired il this Canadian project
Is persisted in.
However, there are. obstacles greater, per-
haps, than the hostility Of our people in the road
to completion for the Canadian kingdom. There
are elements at work in the Provinces them
selves which may defeat II. The French Cana
dians object to surrendering their traditionary
Inheritance to Saxon ruler. They fear that
their religion and the educational system estab-
lished under 1t Will be dominated over by q
majority Church-R united under one form Of
government-because they have read history
understandingly and know the penchant of
England for that kind Of policy. At present
they are independent, in religious point OF
view. A glance at the nationalities which
comprise the population Of Canada will show
the probable strength Of the opposition to the
proposed measure Of consolidation. In Canada
East there are in round numbers nine hundred
thousand people Of French origin and one
hundred thousand Of Irish origin, out Of total
Of eleven hundred thousand. In Canada West
there are seven hundred thousand persons Of
Irish extraction out Of total Of fourteen hum
dred thousand. The Catholics alone in both
divisions of Canada number four hundred and
sixty thousand. It is safe to calculate that
large majority Of all these classes are inimical
to the British crown. Here is one very potent
element in the way of the schemes before the
imperial Parliament How far the scare which
might be got up on the suspicion Of Fenian
might initiate against the confede-
racy would depend upon the real intentions Of
the parties who control that branch Of the
organization which aims at Canada as base
Of operations. Our latest intelligence from
Toronto is that orders were just received from
to hold two thousand volunteers
in readiness for service on the frontier, as
Fenian raid was expected. It would appear
to be an acceptable time for such movement,
now that 80 large portion Of the Canadian
people are excited TO hostility against Great
Britain on this question Of consolidated king
dom under an English ruler.
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Pearson 6 Co.'S Circassian Ligir Mciry-sn. -
ATOR 10 restore gray haE ~ IA nsteiA coaos
Sold bv eli Dealers aud at the depot 10 Jar st. biookyn.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY MARCH 9 18e7-TRIrLn 81

VI MAROA q, 1COts- R1I A1
sx A.. .o,a.rs 49, a., .,s.,s n.r,. q, ,he
p's =
coun'V.
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LONDON A'''I 20. '-s, 49,.
AiosPs 80 Se'"e 'AP'uiS uesPatOnoo W he'@n1 ~
all available pointa
The London Times and tho Irish-Anericnns
In Ireiand-DimcuIt to Catch Them.
LONDON. March s-Evening.
lana ! rul of Ir.b. American, ana ur... ,n., .,v.,.
puni'nAeA' ~ ''A'n GASES inperasvely necessary.
But he sdds, u very dIscuu 70 apprehend Them for
the peoua though thew pive than M aid refusa N be
.,.-.,
Dunn led Tho 'A IN their attack on the station q. Xii
IA ooncudes bv saving that hs pvesent rising IA con-
.,a.... ,.u,.. :. nn.,.
the EASTERN QUESTION.
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Caristinn Negotiatiens wstn nT"rAev-imperi"i
hoss'nn Symp"t"S. ..
LosDor, March 9, 1867.
Despachcs from the East report that tho Christians IN
r....,u -. .,.-.s ,., ...,;.,,o,. ..h An. r,rk,
sor ...r,,rg THAR ro,,c,ous ,rdsnoDaeroa
Tne Empress OF Russia has sent she sum OF $eo,O0O
10 aid the suffering Christians inthe island Of Crete
TpANne
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Nepoieons Press Prosecution.
PARIS, March 8, 1857
Emile dc Gir1rdn has been fined 5000 francs In the
Correctional Court for violation OF tho law OF the press
" r,r.d, .nna.,e ,-o,,, ,ha doc;.,or rs tha co,rt
1"S'N" aPP0as ''o''' '''' u00'''' y '1o
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Death Of Arteulus Ward.
Iospor March 7-EyeninQ
, ~ 1, ,.. ,y.,,.
Cnaries r. bro"no' oe''er KNOWN as Ai'o"us ""u'
died al Southampton yesterday.
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InG VNtiCU OtAtGO OVUAUnONs
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LIVERPOOL March g. 1851.
os"s1 ''a'e' "o"oA1 A'"n'ano'A1 - $50
iot fess AsnOn' oPa'n.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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A BoOn.--Laco Paper Cellnys for Ladloss
Wholesale and retail. WAkOs ~ broadway.
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AthIoue M 4 Cestrc.

dublin (Feb 22 correspondence u the London Times
stranger from America, named Muloy, whose
suspicious, has been arrested al Ath.
lone Two persons named Reynolds and Magil, have
been taken up by the police at Armagh under similar
circumstances they had boen travelling about through
various 10 England and Ireland with no lawful OBJ
cct that the detectives could imagine Important otters
and other documents found IN their trunks with
some money In gold and adraft ON Liverpool for
than f20O The prisoners remanded for week to-
allow the constabuary time 70 read the documents.
Another suspected Fenian agent was arrested al WeS
ford but set free after private Investigation before ts
magistrates
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Bafchsler's HaiE Dye.I,Ths Best u eaS
world the only perfect Dyo harmless reabas instAntae
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street. M N#N&
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CanpbelI, Aposhesary ela ChsunIsss, Cexses
Twentyeightn streo&-Strct p1sN4AeA
| attention 70 the prescriptn, departments
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ufsesared W6oiesais and retail; sppled. q 10
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wigs, Toppees sqa OE.S|meS,s. r. .|ns n Hat! 4sss
xinu, q Is Bond street.
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Dr. ID; A=and s.eesc every RssS15ms,,c, IA AZ:
Always guaranteed. Okrce ~ Bisecksr street. e~
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BartIettss Reversible Sewiag Machines.
00mothtng NoWs
FIRST CLASS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
For use BY HAND or root, thPatsas RRvKRstDk8
NOTION 4 S11 Nov acknowedged to Be-
Principal Once No SO Broadway. corner Prince q r. z
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To -starry or Not 20 rLaryys

&c ous reflections for young men, p E,ra Abuses ana
Induced BY ignorance o Nature FRA ar sharss
1ss acs,s o. man sepn HoUaHf0N Howard Ass''A
tIon, Philadelphia, Pa
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msss MseS%nsnE y d. EiTIs&s SEgEfxpLk RGa0 nAfiJ
REMEDY Used inwardly: Ne.. rerk assnta Dsnas
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Death of Artemus Ward.
LONDON, March 7-Evening.
Charles =. Browne better known "Ar.emus ward,''
died al Southampton yesterday.
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Raval Havana l0stery.--Pr1zes. Paid 10
sod InfsrmatIoa furnshcd The hahoss rsss pad fse
b0uOoons ,nq a s.ds $ g oSS tsc u w.. Hr
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Broadway aud b33.
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FIerensfSS nsfSSdksSifch RsyfEsIP.H SWISS Visa MACHINES
60 Broadway New York.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

LIVERPOOL, March B. ISov.
The United States ironclad Miantanomah has sailed
for Port kahon, Spain.
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Jehnsons Delic!oas: America., I, Tsssh ipssS rSsTS- Z.
DIR the OF all Preparations TOR tee sesss o "
all druggists.
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s,a :ss s.'s
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whessr q Ils:ss'c Ssg:ssdss & gso.dsss ssw"s Ma
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by tho soldiers and the police in va.ss parts Of tho
country.
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The Bishop Gutaa PercAa Couspnny,
Ths original End only In the Unted ssss on
-PuKE GpTIA PENCHA GOODS, ~c,r
oUrrA PERcHA IssyLAIEp suBMARiSK rELk-
INsyLATEyj fkLE0RAPh' WIRE. a..
Water Beer and sods rpe Chemical vessels tissue soest
FACTORY Noe - no and 22 East T.sn,yc;anar rssi os
once and BAloarDom, No N3 LIBERTY SIkEhf, "ss' "
sHMUEy &. 'EIsaMoP, General Agent. {
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nEEss EsySsys KssE's E aS "TRIP
United states and has been thirty VIII
their children. relieves the child ffo pan.
,s and d:r5sSs h.ss e ppSS m sss 9s.s md Wind eo
Be sure and call for
having the fac smile OF CuRTrs SnRKrsi me outside
wrapper. AL others are base mitsAious.
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LONDON, March s-Noon-
Troops arc being rapidly despatched to Ireland Com
all available points
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3kaJi .,. zen e
tested since rst Introduced. The demand the has
steadily increased and purely thor mets theY
have found favor with Aose w6o from palnonsfy bsos-
ohial asthmato complaints roQur6 then. For coughs
: md colds they are onlcaosous
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arc esyaS sssas. ~ k9Ssdsss. Ssss Duane - :sssss "
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A Card.-Burko, the Hattcrs Has Ho@0yo1
his Hat busness 10 l2 Fulton street (Sun 1udng wnera
wifi happy f all his customer with stylish and -
coming Hat. a popular prices His Fur business wn -
S''''e1 " = - ~ % SRoADwAY lrHei loo
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*: snS anS 81. a, SoAs Tor o
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rAys Quantities q ammunition and materials for pro.
.vcss "orssk AeS' have sssn discovered and ssisss
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Hopefal Reports.
DUBLIN, March 1-Evening.
Thirteen prisoners Ia al have bccn taken at Lin
erck Mn Ne un W s
All Ia quiet In this city to-day and reports from Cork
Limerick and Waterford represent that there no
appare eut signs Of disturbance tbore
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In tho Dublin Mo~nfains-Tho Dead at Tall
aGht and in Cork.
DuBtLs. March 8, 1851.
heavy storm prevailed in this vicinity night before
last Large quantities OF fell and Il Is said that
tho insurgents who took rofuge in tho mountains are
suffering severely from cold and exposure.
Donohus, the leader Of tho Fenians in the nght at
Talaght has died. and three Of his companions arc
also dead.
polce constable has bcsn killed by the Fenians in
Cork
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Tho London Times and tho Irisl,-A mericnns
In Ircland-DifncuIt Co Catch Them.
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The Railroads In The South.
LONDON March 7-Evenne.
<Lord Derby stated this evening that the railway trains
srs agsm running between Dublin ana Cork.
Dusrn, March Q, 1851,
The rails On shs roads running into waterford have
boen torn no H1--
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READY! THE ,rrr ISSUE OF
BEADLE'S MONTHLY.
THE STORY OF STEAM. Illustrated.
TIE NEWPORT MEN-AGERlB.. Field
FROM POST PILLAR Chap. vIlI-XI...Msry n Prescott
THE CHEMISTRY or THE TOILET r.
HOLY RELICS IN ROME Weld
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GREEEBLOW IN GOTHAM Chap. XII-XV........W. W. Skies
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