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GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL March lathe American Chamber of
Commerce in this city gave grand banquet tonight
in honor of the heroes OF the Atlantic Cable, at
which fine gold medals were presented to Cyrus w.
Field. Can't Anderson, Mr. Canning and Mr. Will
Icuehby Smith. The entertainment was splendid
affair The American Minister. Mr.. Adams, and all
the leading American merchants of this city were
present. William Rathbone, esq, presided. The
usual loyal tOasts given and the health OF tire
President Of the United States was drank Mr.
Adams in reply TO a highly complimentary toast,
dsclaimed all personal credit for the maintenance oil
peace between England and America, saying that his
course had been dictated by the American Govern
nent. He thought that the magnitude of the rela-
tions between the two countries was the best guar
antee of peace. The telegraph, he hoped, would
strengthen that guarantee, and might ultimately
supersOde diplomacy, and merge the world into one
nation and one language. Mr.. RatlbOne. the chair
man. proposed the heabs of the protector of the At
iantic Cable and his associates. He awarded the
highest credit to Ma Field as the protector of the
great undertaking, and eXtolled his perseverance
Mr.. Field returned thanks for the honor extended
10 him. and said ne would be grateful for the
valuable mementO he had received He cOntrasted
the present success of the Cable with the severe dis
appointments the work had met with in the past
lie did Justice TO all engaged in the great enterprise.
from the Government authorities down to the sailors
and workmen. He said the existing cables per
feet in construction and could do twelve times the
amount of work which was now offered He therefore
hoped the tarffOn messages would soon be reduced so
that both lines might be kept constantly in opera
ton. He was in favor Of allowing the transmission
of political intelligence TO the press on both sd9s or
the Ocean at rates which would enable hem to pub
fish the fuu news Of the world every day. He prom
Used that the working facilities of the Gables would
be improved and extended in America, and elo-
quently expatiated on the future benefits TO he de-
rived when these Improvements had been completed.
lilo concluded by hoping that the Atlantic cable
would be the means Of cementing the friendship OF
the two Nations. that words Of enmity might never
pass between the mother aud child. and that thsir
only rivalry would be in extending the blessings of
liberty in either hemisphere. Mr.. Fields speech
was received with the most enthusiastic applause.
Capt Sir James Anderson made speech, in the
of which he declared that had it not been for
tho eXertions of Mr. Field the cable would never
have bcHn laid. speech was also made by Mr.. Will
loughby Smith. Nh Canning was unayOdably all
sent.
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TURKEY.
TURKEY AND SERyIA.

IIThE1 IND bEKNIA,
The PresSc OF Vienna published, the 9Th inst dis
patch from Constantlnope stating that Prince Michael
had been invited by the Sultan proceed to CONSTANT
nope settle verbally the terms fOr the evacuation OF
the servan fortresses The European cabinets were ex
pected to advise the Prince to conciiaory The
previous state Of the question this:
The Porte to evacuate all the forresses. including Bel
grade SerVa to increase her tribute to the Porte to dis
and dlsband the whole National Militia aud 10 re-
duce the Regular Army TO the number OF men necessary
70 the Treaty Of Paris 10 guarantee TO the Portc
that Serya shall respect the sovereign rights OF the Porte
as faithful vassa. and that she will not trouble the
peace in the neghbOrng countries There are, beside,
as Incompatible with the national development Of Serya.
The Scrvan Government has addressed 20 Constants
noplc new note, claiming the evacuation without any
conditions.
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CRIME.
THEFT OF MONEY AND JEwELRY.

THEFT OF MONEY AND JEwELRY.
On Thursday night sneak thief entered tho resi-
dence OF r LOWS stcarns No 100 East sixethst and
stole from an upper room money and iewery to the
amount or $50, with which he mnde his escape.
PERsONATING AN OFFICER.
Some heartless wag yesterday about midday gave
20 Bryan Farrell Irish porter aged 70 years, residing
at No 2lo Eliznbehst shield, such was worn by the
old Brooklyn Police force and club, and armed with
these symbols OF authority Farrell hired by the offer
Houston aud Beockerss for the space OF half an hour
while so engaged he was observed by Officer Oates OF
personatng an officer He was taken before Inspector
Dts at Police Headquarters WHERE IN the most youDle
doing wrong, and II allowed to go he would not repeat
the Ofense As It was evident he had boon the victim of
SELL" the Inspector allowed him to go cautionng him
not to repeat the offcnse.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
At n late hour on Wednesday night, as n man
named Thomas Wells Of springst Wet Hoboken,
returning his home from Jersey City he attacked
by three ghwaymen, when the junction Of Grove
st. and the Paterson plank road The first intimatlon he
had OF their intentions heavy blow on tho Side OF
the head which feed him 10 the ground and Immediately
piece OF leather covered with wax capped his
mouth md held there 10 prevent an cutlery His pockets
then thoroughly rnsacked but neither money nor
yauabes being found, the rurans rosased him, after
threatening shoot him II he raised alarm or gave in
formation OF what had occurred.
NUMEROUS FIGHT BETWEEN TWO BROTHERS.
Cairo dispatch gives the details of horrible and
fatal fight between brothers. named Jacob and John
son Barnard, at Sarcoxe, Mo. fow days ago. An old
feud caused tho fight They fought with reyovers each
omptyng his piece aud then fought with the butts 0r
their pistols until they fell exhausted One was found to
DO dead aud the other Is nearly raying maniac
FATAL ENCOUNTER.
TELEGRAPH TRiuuSE
AUGUSTA, Me. March iJ-On "Wednesday evening
Daniel Anderson assaulted james West In saloon IN TINS
city The encounter resultrl h instant death Of the
latter Anderson was arrested aul held for trial III the
sun VI }4lD1
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THE BURGLARY AT No 81. BROADWAY.

To n, Editor Of Tie Tribune
SIR: In Justice to an honest and worthy man,
The porter OF the store No. 80 Broadway who IL
suffering most unmerted shame and disgrace from the
criminal deeds Of his who robbed his father OF the
keys to commit the burglary WITH beg 10 state that
the son has never been in employ The father has
been Our porter for twenty-five years and another
has been employed by upward of years. both OF
them IN positions of trust and confidence, without
breath to tarnish the honest OF either We have
always found them both honest faithful and reliable In
every respect, and have still the most perfect aud I'M
pct confidence in their integrity and prObty under any
and every circumstance. They still in our employ
retaining the positions OF trust before They
entitled sympathy In the misfortune of having
such son and brother. and it would be grievOus and
cruel wrong to allow their good TO suffer for the
criminal deeds Of another Having had every OppOru
nifty to know them thoroughly for many years ndOrse
most emphacay their unique STONED proOX and title
respectfully, III, HESNEQUIN & Co.
AeW- York, March 49, 1867
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I, THE IRISH REBELLION
LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
TWO REPUBLICAN CHIEFS ARREsTED-A RISING IN
LIVERPOOL APPREHENDED.
DUBLIN March 14-Evening--Two Fenian Head
Cehters named Burns and Rea, have been arrested
i'll Belfast.
Evening March 15,-FOrty of the prisoners recently
captured have been committed for trial at Limerick
on the charge of high treason.
Archbishop Cullen praises the Government for its
clemency to the Rebels in Ireland. Various indica
IONS lead to the apprehension that another general
rising OF the Fenians will be attempted Oh Sunday
next
LONDON, March l5--NOOD.-Four more vessels of
war have sailed for the Irish coast Fears are enter
tanned of rising of the Irish in Liverpool
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FIRES.

DESTRUCTION or PAPER WAREHOUSE Al CHICAGO.
~ rGtsoRIru 70 eE rRiouSH
CHICAGO. March ia fire broke out In the paper
xaroholuse OF j. w. Jones on Dearbornst, last night
The stock Of goods completely destroyed by fire and
water The loss estimated at 100000 which Is Insured
for 600 The building Is damaged To- the extent OF
$4,000 The fire communicated TO the adjoining building
occupied by The Erenin0 Journal Their loss Is about
5000
IN WATERFOWL, WIS.
WATERTowN, Wis, March ia fire occurred here
last night burning Meyerss boot ana shoe store, ana
Rock sppss feed The loss was $4,000; fully In
surcd.
DESTRUCTION OF A COTTON SHIP.
CHARLESTON. March 15.-A letter from Apalachi-
cola reports the burning Of the bark Annie shew while
loading for Liverpool at East lass She had over loo
bales ~ cotton on board.
IN WHITE PLAINS.
The stable of John y. Jenkins esq, IN the town OF
White Plans was entirely destroyed by ire on Iass
Wednesday afternoon. cOlored man IN the employ OF
Mr.. jenkins was in the habit Of smoking III the Darn
while at his work. and II Is supposed that me par WIS
fire by his carccssness The loss OF ME- jenkins Is
about o. 900, partially covered by insurance.
Al ALBANY. CA.
private dispatch received from Albany, Ga,
saos that half the business portion Z" tho town was
recently destroyed by FIRE.
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THE MINISTRY AND REFORM.

1IIE MINISTRY AND ItFFUII
On Monday the 4tb, Mr.. Disraeli in the House Of
Commons and Lord Derby in the House OF Lords an
Ounced that three members OF the Cabinet had resigned
ON account Of divergence of views the Reform ques
'tion-Pee Cranbone, and Carnarvon. 1t was also an
nounced that the Cabinet would be reconstructed by Fri
day, the sth Mr. Disrael promised bill on Reform for
the 18th lie would move the second reading tho
Monday after, and, II IL went into Committee, he should
as the House consider IL de die idiem This bill is
understood 70 be household suffrage, balanced by plu
rality votes
on March 8, In the House OF Commons the Chancellor
of the Exchequer again referred TO tho position OF the
reform question and the secession Of three members OF
fhe Cabinet and he gave history OF the proceedings
Of tho Cabinet on the question. Early I'm the
Autumn Lord Derby wrote TO him that, on dclibe.
ration, he had arrived at the conclusion that 10
was absolutely necessary 70 deal with the question
OF REFORM and that II must be dealt with nggard
epirt He had expected, rather than hoped 10 have
been able 20 bring in measure OF that character
sanctioned and supported BY all his colleagues, but was
disapp0nted IN saving this he impugncd mans con.
duct but that being the case Lord Derby sanctioned the
policy which. on tho 25th, he brought before tho
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PENNSYLVANIA.
ERIE CHARTER ELECTION.

rIIL tHAIILN EIL0 TI'lN.
VI rELEsEAPH
ERIE Pa. March l5-Thc Municipal election to-
day resulted in the election Of Mr.. Noble lndepcnd-
ent and Improvement candidate, by q majority Of
s34 over the anti improvement aud regular party
candidate Mr. Cochran IL is the largest majority
ever cast In this CITY, Both of the candidates were
Republicans.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT HARRISBURG
UsRWsBURG March l5.-The Municipal election
to-day resulted IN the usual majority for the Demo
Gratis. A small vote cast.
ALLENTOWN MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ALLENTOWN. Pa, March l5-Samuel MclIose was
to-day elected first Mayer Of this city, by about 100
majority. The Republican City ticket was elected
by like majority.
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THE LIBERAL OCCUPATION OF THE CAPITAL DENIED.
BIT TsLsGKAPH TRIBUNE. .. Il. ,.. $500
SAN FRANCISCO. March 15.-Manuel Guilten agent
of the Emperor Macmillan in this city. publishes
card contradictng the statement that the City of
Mexico was captured by the Liberals on the 18th OF
February. He says that be has later information
that the Imperial General Marquee was in posses
sion Of the city at the time referred to.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. March 15.-The Universal Exposition win
be informally opened on the LIST day Of April. The
inaugural ceremonies win take place at later day.
There has been a rise in Imperial Mexican bonds.
III consequence Of a rumOr that they to be con-
'verted into French three per cent rentes.
The Imperial steam transport. No uveau Monde. has
arrived at st. Nazaire with detachment of French
troops from NJ exico and sl2OOO.OOO in treasure
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RUSSIA.

A GRAND DUKE on THE RESURRECTION IL CANDIDA
At banquet at st. Petersburg, March g. the Grand
Duke Nicholas proposed toast to the Greek volun-
teers in Gambia who had fought so heroically and
sacrificed their lives for great cause and whose
brethren the only allies of Russia III the Cri-
mean war.
EMANCIPATION.
An imperial ullase had been published extending
the emancipation of serfS to the peasants of Min
grelia
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THE FENIANs IN THE CITY.

The Senate of the FeniGn Brotherhood is at present
in informal session. several members OF tho body being In
tho city awaiting the return Of President Roberts from
his tour Of inspection among the Western Circles. Col
Roberts will arrive In NewYOrk on next Tuesday and
his return anxiOusy locked for by all parties dec
siyc action may he expected from him The usual crowd
hang around the headquarters In Chathamst with do
nothing stloss appearance Now and then little money
received and registered the books but general
thing the Circles holding fast to their moneys deter
mined proper before giving the control OF
their funds to irresponsible parties
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PRESIDENT ROBERTS AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 15.-Wm. II. Roberts, President Of
the Fenian Brotherhood, addressed monster meet
ing tonight at Turner Hall. The Fenian regiment
paraded the street amid tho widest enthusiasm.
Two hundred are reported to have volunteered for
Canada. One Thousand dollars was subscribed for
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

YAIGNTtA, Ireland, March 4.-Tho steamship Della.
from Philadelphia via Norfolk, arrived in this Bay
Ithis morning, out Of coal
LUTiPOOi, March IL-The steamship Helvetia, from
New York. has arrived out
Eyeuing.-The steamship City OF New York, from New
York 81 inst, and Trip0I, from Eew-York Feb. 81,
touched at ueelston last night, aud reached this port
,tIis evening
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AUSTRIA.

VLgNN,. March 15.-Adyiccs from Bucharest are TO
the effect that new cabinet has been formed in
Wallachia, OF Liberal tendencies.
A sen-Official journal to-day announces that the
question of the maintenance of Turkish garrisons in
the Seryian forts has been satisfactorily settled.
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RUSSIA.

81. PETERSBURG, March l4-The ports in the Baltic
iaTe closed by ice.
LONDON. March 15-Evening-It is reported on
the Continent that Russia is continuing TO make in
creased military preparations
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ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
M TaLsaRlPu 10 rHR rRiBUNR.

ALnANT March l-rhe Cattle Market opeue With comparatively
brisk demtn York anil although the quality inferior
prices vent M b. and Indicate advance " c
Receipts so sales 1900 At prices ranging from c f1s Onnar 70 Zoe
Sheep continue good relues. Al bd5 Receipts
5000 Hoi, IN light iemsai AZ Y a5te Sppy SOD
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Card.

The Bsker Sewing Machine Company beg 10 iau their
pa,tous public that while their establishment 30 t95 Broadway
IL being repaired re their busnes, will be continued usual
the ADJOINING premises No g7-Adv,rtissrert
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAr.
Commemorative.

NIL W Coke n GrotDn VT writing under date NJ Nov O. 1863
Mrs who has the Wheetr M
yea-sas Serfg Bf1chne
yALLgO'-ln this opinion concur ~ ftcrtsclnepL
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE, MARCH Is,
N rELaaRIPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, March Alt is stated that the European
Powers have failed to agree the Eastern Question
Russia demands additional concessions for the Chris
tian subjects of the Sultan
Dispatches from COnstantinOpe state that the
Turkish Government is determined to continue the
war in Gambia and is preparing to send ten fresh
bataons of troops to the island under the command
Of Hassam Pacha.
LONDON, March l5.-Evening-The United States
steamer Canandaigua has sailed for the Island Of
Crete The object of her mission has not been di-
vulged
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NETWORK.
" = " VHN'
TONY ELECTIONS.

Tie fOOOin ing is recapitulation Of the results of
the town elections for Supervisors held thus far this
year, so far as returns have been rcceived
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MARRIED.

ADSwORTH-AtU nonvie. NY, Ph a. b, the Rev p
waisuoh Mr. william Smith to Miss Sarah Elizabeth iss orth.
daughter u tie Officiating Clergyman.
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Gperial Notlres.
Reduced Prices
FOR
CHINA AND GLASS.


BRO0sssT,
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AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
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DECoksrED WRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS from e73 y
ward.
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, Il pieces from 81.
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A.. WHITE GRANITE TOILET sRrs 81 49,.
PstcnlsT senes solicited uregaAled asorneet Of r
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BY STEAMSHIP.
GREAT BRITAIN.

The steamship HammOnia. from Southampton, on
March g. arrived at this port yesterday
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Coal OH Lamps, chapdciiers, aud
GAS FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

ARCHER. PANCOAST & Co..
MANUFACTURERS.
NOS. o, II AsD IL aIRcER-Sf. NETWORK.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-25

start by junction with the viaduot at Hatton
Garden and be carried in northeasterly di-
reotion to Farringdon road; opposite to it the
new street leading to Smithfeld Market will
commence The two streets will, therefore,
together form one straight line ofthoroughfare
sixty feet in width, giving direct access to the
market and to the northeast of London. The
eastern approach street will begin at Earring
don road, about 130 feet north of the point
where that thoroughfare will be crossed
by the viaduct; it will be carried nearly
parallel to the viaduct for some distance
eastwards, and will join on to it with gentle
curve by the side of st. Sepulchres Church.
This street will form junction with King
street, and will, therefore, give another line of
access to the new market; the lower end of
this street will take the place of the thorough
fare which is now known as Snow Hill, the
whole ofwhich will be absorbed by its forma-
ton, or by the buildings to be erected on each
side OF it. harrington street or road, at a short
distance southwark of the bridge, will have its
level altered, and will be carried with a gra-
dent of one in forty-fve as far as West street,
and from that point northward with a very
slight inclination, until it again falls into the
present level of the road. This alteration in
gradient will enable the side streets to be
formed with gradients of about one in forty
FIVE. In the approach street sewers will run
throughout their entire length, and above the
sewer in the western street subway is to be
constructed, which will be connected with the
subways on the viaduct. In the year 1863 the
corporation of the city of London prepared and
deposited in Parliament plans for this improve
ment, and in 1864 the act was passed autho
rizing the works which are the subject of thi
paper"