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The New York herald., 1867-04-16
TINE BROADWAY salpse.

Inaugural Procession Of Pedestrians Across IL.
The aerial Common Council structure that spans
Broadway at Of Fulton street thrown open
10 the public yesterday for the first time and hundreds
OF curiosity seekers climbed up its steep sairways 10
obtain better view OF Broadway and the clock St
Paus aud to defeat the amiablc intentions Of the stage
drivers beneath them who delight In running over people
at this particular point few ladies' yenured TO the
upper regions In and trembling OF them declar
ing oto pocc that Il was very funny business forgot
for tho moment their scruples punctdaty and gazod
from the summit down the endless stream Of human
ty that surged up aud down Broadway; bootbacks
became intoxicated with their sudden elevation above
the rest Of mankind, and made frantic attempts
feats suggestive Of leap on the top OF passing
stage, and became wroth when the vigilant NJ r
beneath demonstrated with thom. Strange tongues
diatcd In mid air the merits and demerits or
the structure, and mingled with the din of vehicles OBJ
iurgatons Of stage drivers and cries OF street vendors
Now an individual Of poetic temperament attempted 70
quote rhyhmical reference 10 the Bridge OF Sighs
aud then Mlcsan would strive 70 persuade MS COM
panion that II like Carlisle bridge Ladies were very
socitous about their skirts in ascending and gouty old
gentlemen about their toes In the descent The bridge 10
not yet completed number Of iron ornaments have
70 be added and tho painting yet 70 be done so far
may reckon the inaugural OF the aerial structure
success and when Macauay's New Zeaander will sketch
the ruin OF st. Psulgtha Is II ho don't care about his
London engagement--he will bayo an excellent stand.
point for the purpose The bridge has been fully de-.
here. II s good place TO hail driver, look at pro-
ccsson, moralizc like Hamlet nor avoid charging life
insurance company for injuries received a the corner OF
Fulton street and Broadway.
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RUSSIAN AMERICA.
Imperial Reports OF tho Cession Received In
England Great Britain Likely TO be 'sEx-

Imperial Reports or tho Cession Received In
England Great Britain Likely TO be 'sEx-
cited.0 4tM M M A&@&
In the House OF Lords the Cd OF April the Earl OF
CLARENDON sad-In the absence Of the noble Earl the
head OF the government take the liberty Of asking any
OF the noble lords opposite whether they may be able
give the House any information subject or great
public interest Taude 10 the cesson Of large portion
OF tho Russian territory to the United States OF which
we received intimaton yesterday by telegraph STINT
lar question asked yeserday In another place. and
my noble friend at tho head Of the Foreign ONCE said
that he had tecgaphcd to ST. Petersburg for Information
and had not yet received an answer
The Duke OF BUcKISoHAM-I nm much obliged to the
noble earl for having put tho question: because affords
me an opportunity In the absence OF my noble friend
at the head Of the government Of giving all the inform
tho cession OF Russian America Within the last two
hours a communication has been received from St.
Petersburg confirming the impression that negotia.
tons have beon entered upon, foot,
for the purpose Of treating with the United States
for the cesson Of that territory; but far these
goaons have progressed whether they have arrived ct
any definite point, or whether any communi-
cation has been received from the United States. the
authorities at ST. Petersburg were rot aware when the
information thence sent to rhe question Of the
cesson OF that portion Of America to the United states Is
one likely to cause great feeling and posntly considcvac
excieme1: but trust II will not be allowed to have
undue weight In the minds OF Engshmen, for cannot
myself think that the cession purchase IL 1t be by
the United Stntes Is likely TO have acA or.vmhelmng
fysnce upon the progress of the colonies sprung from
English blood, which have been established that side
OF The world rs at first sight might be imagined.
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urea ne bass sf nationality AZ r,,,r;e, rxs~ 80
ss sss ssss
and '1s:sss ssa 'ss ss s ana
nss and ~. men 81 ss:,ss
theseve. dnes assrsiore S .s assire 70 .as
Slss sSss % ssg nss ss
aa a. Si' e. a. i:
Ss sfsn ws Or sso s Cs poSS so asns
s Bis:s .sd ss dpsIIss,' y 90,
assion. wAsihsr ssAp Is or not worthy q
.pe e ase BODY sss, ry e.
As Hf ossss.a s ss.sa
%: s called si'as 70 rsssv. sssS % 6. ,sss,
m.,ss ~ wing charge Of the replies 40 ~ nsha
one Of sSn the iooms rns o. sSc spssssnS
s,rsss sv,.c yas 70 take INTO considsson sses sss-
peD.s q thea called 70 order a. sisSs ocioeA y ths
ns sg having essA Benjamin Nathan tho comnln - re-
ported v Ss.s n S,: sa,y I'm tssv siss "a
s,rsya ays Ms ss o~ thesc all save the spisos fry
.ns Ths
attention OF the comps nies 70 the card e thc
s..y:.s :ss: q ss Che folio. O.
Eas4ad asrch.nss aS and No. Az asfs :.S
R.puSS aS 'Hs Nnmss ana MsSc comp.s!s s
from .hs Etas North America uss%ssis aIH ~
mos. emphatic nsnosr .1S.ss IAs comn!:sss :.s fst %
ther reported that their coA oapvnoeuce WIN M
companies had proved thA ,,.Iss. c 'arssss 49, s.n,S
most influential Of these ofgA srs s p.ss.o Viz
Jsws ss class II no different c tHm mns oomsan
TO which application had been msA n0Wovers mo repy
had bcen received NJ &N. ..1u1-
Baslng their opinions upon the tenn rs0l tne epsscs
received the committee conc tudNg 40 reposss ro-
commented the adoption Of the pref nblc M sosu0ns
which, when endorsed after sundr expeIxaSioss snog
additions and no little discussion, RI thus "
whereas unjust determinations has BEEN adeped ~
certain Insurance companies between etze ,soessiu3
the Jewish religion aud those OF other ans
whereas this calculated to uecPoh PArlouAccS
worthy tho and country therefore. Va. s.... |
Resolved That duty and self-respo axe upnhnu tnns
lsraees should all conneoto uwn suen nsti'
tutlOns. a aH 3J
Resolved That the following nsuran, . cctnpanies:-
the Merchants Croton, FircL 1ene AmercAns
Exchange. Howard EstonAl 81. NchoaA InternaaonAl
Humboldt Indemnity Lafayette Arctic GO mmc.caA Cory
States So Marks Hanover Niagara, Conn octscit Long
sland. Montsuk (of Brvokiyn jersey City Ia terprss
Firemcn's Trust, Peter Cooper, Washington 40 norts
oompsncshavng failed reply 10 hsr on cuiar 81
committee, they recommend that until sSus tacorN
replies received corelgoasts do not nsurS eosx
Resolved That the citizens throughout ths JnissN
companies until the insulting letters sent 70 the cos
mittee be retracted. And finally, -.
Resolved proceedings Of tho meeting b0l oun-
lished In pamphlet form for dstrlbuuon throuxhoW shs
United States .sssss.... @.ats..f.lt :.
After this business was transacted the meeting ~ or
session that lasted nearly four hours, WAS ajo1N od
subject the calf Of the chair. nr
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
GENERAL Po7E's DEPARTMENT..


Arrival Of General Pope In Atlanta Compli-
mentRry supper Tendcrcd- Personal.
from the Atlanta Tntclligcncer, April III.
Tho Commander. IN Chief Of this military district
reached the city yesterday afternoon at six o'clock,
accompanied by two members OF his saf-Brevet Briga
dior General w. M. Dunn and Lieutenant Colonel VIM
mic. The party occupy rooms At the National Hotel.
number OF gentlemen OF the city having tende Gen.
cra Pope complimentary supper, we learn that II will
transplre thus evening al nine o'clock at the above
hotel
Colonel G. G. sibev, commandant Of Georgia, reached
the city by the Macon train Of yesterday The Colonel
is accompanied BY two members Of his stan, Captain
william Mills and Lieutenant John Z. Hosmer. They
remain guests at the National Hotel We learn that
Colonel Sbley visits Atlanta 70 confer with General
Pope the Third district commander.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
BY STEAMSHIP TO APRIL 8.

The German mail steamship Aliemannia, Captain
Trau,man, which left Southampton on April 8, arrived
a, this port last night bringing details Of our cable de-
spaiches day later than the report Of the Dcutscn
land, published in the Herald on Sunday morning
The Vienna correspondent Of the Bank Gazette says
aha, the Austrian Ambassador at Berlin has been In
s,ruced to declare 10 the Pusssn government that 10
she hour OF danger Austria would stand side by side with
Cssmany.
g,s believed ,ha, the ool.e. Of the croya Pence Of
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

General Sickles' Int Order-Purchnse OF a
Newspaper by Colored Men In Columbia.
M CHARLESTON, April Is. 1857
General Sckes' order, published this morning, stay
ing execution in civil suits for twelve months, gives
general satisfaction. M
The SoHn Cdrotinian newspaper, published at Coum
ba has been purchased by Mr. Nash and other coiored
men and viii be conducted as . conservative negro
organ.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

ca speech, cautonlng thsm 70 bswsrs q po
s'sns OF the whites. and insiss squaisy bA ore sa
ano IN 'ns schcolS Ono Of tho ooored spsaks maze
eonsef ya.ive speech. He said he was raissa - tne
Soasn oo t1ese were bis people, and hs wanted
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

New YoRK THEArRG-Mr. Humphrey Bland an artist Of
merit and favoro with the habtis OF this house. took
benefit last night The performance not 80 largely
attended s the many admirers Of the btnSfciaire ex
peced but the audience t though few, liberal and
dscrminaiive In Its applause The Ticket OF Leave
Mani was tho play fF#rM
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
BunnD Auvn-Beswsen f,ve and six o'oIo

BuRxo AEvA-Bstwsen ave andsx O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Daniel O'Brsu Iaborcr while Atwork tn =
excavation in front OF the premises No. % 0Vsr
buried by the sudden cayng in Of Ode Of ths
embankment The Aspth at whloh O'Brisn We work.y
ing vs. such that sn hour and half elapsed bssre thd
units1 efforts ef police and cszeus under the deoOn
of Inspectoe James Leonard rescued him from hip pse
Gus position Strange 70 say the Wa anaooe ann&
jured aad was able % proceed homsward unMdea.-
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
TINE MARYLAND ELECTION.

Ten Thomsand Majority In Fnvor,sf n Now
C0nstituti0n.
BALTnoRx, April H. 1881
All the counties Of the state havo been heard
FROM officially and unofcaily tho vote for conSen
ton 70 frame new consultation The majority n favor OF
the convention may be safely estimated 1t ten thousand
The convention is TO assemble on the second wsduss
day May next At Annapolis the capital OF tho State.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
Belgian Opinion.

The independence Beige Of April l. commenting on the
proposed cesson Of Russian America 20 the United
States for pecunlary consideration, thinks may be
REGARDED the part OF the United states almost
monaco 10 England It Is more difficult 70 guess the
motives OF Russia. Perhaps however, says the Belgian
jou?nal, she prefers American TO English neighbors
and wonid like hinder tho latter from coming too
close the vast theatre whore the Russian power
developing itself noselessly and ceaselessly.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
aeclsTRATIsN IN LOUISIANA.

new ORLRAss April IS, 1861.
Ths registration Of voters commenced Today. The
majority Of the applicants are black.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

DuWmx, April Is, 1881
on the south shore wess or Dunkirk
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

SrrtScrrLp Mass, April 10, 1867.
The annual SESSION OF the Troy Methodist COnfSsnce
will commence at Pittaaejd Tomorrow, Bishop d. W.
CLARK, OF Ciucunsq. Ohio. presidIu.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
I'ast Day In Illinois |.

To-day having been observed last day no buslsess
has been transacted.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
WRECK nf IpE aARk kAHvmseAa

SAN FRANorsoO. Aprit H. le6I
Tho bark Nahumkesg went ashore in Drakes b
during heavy storm the 18th Of April The vesR
and cargo Are total 10ss The passengers aud cres
succeeded In reach ng the land safely. srn
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

SrHuouBLD. MAss, April ls, 1857.
W. ", watkins iron foundry q HissdAis was burned
on Friday night Loss u. 2oo. insyrAacs ss.ooo
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

ms ounard mail steamship Java Captain Noodle s-wqp
ieavs this port 90 "Wednesday for Liverpool. i
The mails for Europe wiu close half ~ sievsar
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. af s&~ II
Txz Nsw YoaK HmALD-Edton fsr Rurops--wiM bsv
ready At half past ten O'Clock In tho morning
Single copies In Wrappers, ready for mail,ogv stns
cents. NJ sa.ss-t m ssatt .ss.sn sastA ssr
Addrees. 4 Sseuutne Meerschaum &. Gods Matr--
ufaoturedby Pollock T. Son. 00S Broadway F0urtA
street: also repairing done. Boiling d.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

,o Eoys 6ssss :...
bouee0n;I IayIoR ,nd q sas c e oeS snd sIysy
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Comme1oratisn Of ths Ansivcrsary OF Liza
celus Death BY the Negroes NJ Richrsond.
M Riozmosp, Va, April l5, 1861.
The negroes oommsmorased the snnivsmsry or IAn.
coins death to-day Two thousand met II shs grove In
the edge of the city snd addressed by Two white and
sAv.-. s'sos sOeaksn oss q ths whites made rAd'
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Looking Glwsss: ef Al KIsss5 rAs I.arssss
JOHN s. VILLA Cd. 20 Camel street New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Orr Il MIncnag aht,a spWOl Ceetou-Rwv
Sewing Machine and haf ID unsurpassed
ALExANDg r KNOX, No. 8 Pins street, n. "
After May 10 al So Pearl sresI Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

n. steamship saEAr EASTERN sails to-day, istl
The steam ten der rstcher viii leave pier ~ North river
sS ~ Nv ~ 70 convoy passengers 70 the sses acr
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sgrin9 Y iastens 20 Deck the Bvown pyoso9
KE3x ia Brondwsy cosuer fuio sirsss.
~ Br Adway under the Prescott Uouse has come out
ana erce'ieuce are beyond rivalry
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

EXCHANGE, UNITED STATES BONDa AND ALI.
AMERICAN SECURT1IES.
Orders for American European Prodres prornuy enc.
cuted. III N.M
Liberal advances made Approved CoaS xnmanta
Circulars published weekly forwarded apploAtioa-
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The Idahe Petest Ia. for Ladlss and
tint Durability and chespness bs ~ wsier
THIS - the most brilliant noyey n.roayesd ~ fancy
fabrics for sA' promenade $50 No. s Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-04-16


A Card,-Muller Brothers Take PleasagO -
inform their friends and patrons that they have emov
their merchant tailoring 10 -
Kss Fourteenth street, Union square, between Broadway
and University place where they will bo pleased exho
Their choice stock Of goods selected from tho best fcs
Same continued favor in the future - ~
All the Hfghest Premium ms.- 60. ElllpsS1
Locksitch Sewing Machines manufactured By WlaEkLkD
\ WILSON Company Sold only BY Elliptic Sf;Wtu0 nae
chfue Company, 6A3 Brosdway
from Halifax g. says:aHaving suffered cra yss30
with throat a6ecton TO which oiesgymen 1I suh
ssc and having used various M % rsMsdiss hsyS :Sre
charge Of ny sabbath ksors from the uss cf BROWNS
whom thar. have uoo1
them with advanisgc For and oods he Treohso
equally edicacious.
A.-Meer.chanms. Pipes. Ambers. sc.. seS.sf
DO round al tho only manufaclory uutteos
states Of genuine articis al the most sauats p1ces b
XALnESBERG son, Nos and John strs ,ets
All Prizes Cashed Ia Legal Letserts s.~-OiRca~4
). cLUTB Brexsr. i7s BroAAwss. 1
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IL. ~: E:ws css T. ss. s'x Z:
ssw.us msehInsl Pr .,Iaen,, Se broadway New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
Geuv.rd's Oriental G.sc'.~a

- n MAUTCAL HEATUTIYIEK. I8"NIIN
Endorsed the fasi senAbic w0rf.
rosdvay and Of BATES ~ street. 1ostoa;
waterbury; Pope yiguers, outh Eleventh rso FhAr
deiphia Dyche story, Chcag and druggsts gcnafaty.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

BartIett's Rcyevsiblc Sewlms fechinss.I-,A
by hand foot Principe ohce aud ks0s~
rooms No. 500 Broadway, coruer of ffincs street, NY
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

,.s. .ssssss .ss ssss, ssss:! 4! s:s:! s s'~'"s Ma
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

(,OnsstOci's Rational HooA for Motheren~
Infants invads and DyspeptcsAes ncentrstcd nourth
mcnt substitute for mothers milk Prepared from Lhe
bg's formula; ready for use. Lets rrtory No 81 cvu~
lsndt street
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

/, All P.ixes Cashed IN Legal Le<ssrts ,s.--Oixva-.
). cLUrE. Bressr i7s BrosAwss.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Denence saiamandcr safers .--Alse sidelyo Ard
and Psricr Safes At 81 MURRAY st eet eornerof college
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

,,YinAcy shsdes- vrv
FON SIOR sa ...4 .rlLr
yOK pMI .LLfr0A LEusv3u
FOR " VI sLy9HIlTs'; 9pHIT';sr sstv Aortso stxr6AEr
Q,skL y xkkIy. W Hsssdwas..
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Tammany Society-Eleciioa Of ORsccrs.
AZ meeting Of the Tammany Socisty, held last night
70 elect ocers for the ensuins year. the following tcks
being the nominated In caucus Saturday, end
already pablished in the HERAIp was unanimously
elected ITO votes cast
Em Sachems-John Kelly, VIM. N. Tweed, Matthew r
Brennan, Isaac Bell, Peter B.. Sweeny Emanuel B.
Hart, George W. Mclean, John J. Bradley, Richard B.
Connolly, Charles q. Cornell, Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr,
James b. Nicholson, Edwards Perrspont
For neaSr1-Henry vandewatsr.
For Sdgamore-George W. Roome.
FIR Sscrstd,y--wilson Small.
For Wiskinsl1c-Stephen g. Duryoa.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

GARDEN. @; sna ,hs poaarssss os Inc TcSf xss..
Company and the hsndasst for
lawns grspe vnca vegetables and early Send fos
psmphieI &c. Once 70 Cortandt ustreet.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Bar.,ets's Rsssrsible sswi.S llsssisss..AS
900 Broadway Primes street, Ns~ rox
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

ufac.ured Wholesale and retail aisc appi,d, q No. ~
Asto
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
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sSas.sS sfsfs, 4Ts xs,sss ssse sAs
EXCHANGE gsIyHR PSsss AND All
Orders for American European Procues proaty ers-
t:a.. :a1ss pas.ssa sSs e Ssr
& !; !:
Bartlett. Reser,lsls ss~,.S Hl.stiss..Al
sss.co% s & 90 Sroadx.s corssr Primes Sc
s~s.:.s: :'s :.s he. .ss
Astor House
issas. "a srps zee. .ss
's.ss for ''" use % aofs o
sndt street
.a f SAFE. q sa rs & s Asss
.::Es: .EEs.sr Esss; gs.s@.; gses f''-''-' '.G'-s
,.!s:s. ss:s.ss s s.s ssv,ss. {: s: ~
S.%Ss .s e. '1ss corn send ''
Gouv.pd'. Oriental C.e',~s sa
MAGICAL BExgrrrrER. was
as o.s. ESa.s;ss sns II s ~ . ss:ss se..
wsa9. nse ra1s S.' ops Rssas1ss Ms1ss DR. fS
S.Ssis Dyes. n'se sos es,s . s' and assss
. Tea & PerrIr,s saue s-DeIicioss wssA sssSs
y" JoisS T TbGNcAx's SONS Agents for the unisss sAsss
Leeki.g Gh.sss. ef all K!sss51 rAs Laresss
foiiS sohs s. 8 wYkLT Id 10 csnsl street View vss
Orr Il Mncnas -ohpa spool Ceefou-RWw
Sewing Machine and haf "a unsurpassed
ALExANDE II KNOX, No. Pino street, n. v.
After May 10 al 81 Pearl sreea near Broadway.
s 5:s:.ss :... IA
bouboons and all ~ nds Of Gold and silver. b
TAYLOR Co. Bankers. 10 wsn ssrss, NJ ~
iis steamship sREAr EASTERN sai,s to-day. istlr a..
The steam ten der Fletcher will Leave pier ~ North river
AS Wv " su ~ 70 convoy passengers 20 the steR
WELLS, FARGO co., "a Broads fsy.
Spring Flassens 60 Deck the Brown Poses
o VIC ean N gay green garments. and anticipeAg the
yerns, season KNOX s2 Brondwsy conner fulto street,
ana eSo b Adway under the Prescott Hous nss come ouA
WIN Wricty OF patterns OF dress Usts, when an ossuY
and erce'lencs beyond rivalry.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The conservative republicans held conventions last
night In the several Senatorial districts to elect dele
gates TO be voted for members OF the State Consu
tonal Convention. They adjourned after appointing
committees to confer with other organizations, with
view 10 making consolidated ticket
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Casditaies for tSe State Cswseitstseuas Con.
venuen-Eiectton Tuesday. April 1J.
DELEGATES AT IApgu
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