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ALBANY, March s, 1867,

RFroHrs
To amend an act relative TO Wills; 10 amend the char
ter OF the Skaneacles Savings Bank; 10 facilitate the
construction 81 the New York aud 0swego Midland RAN
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wiz not stan tho skin ss BY druggists Depst 81 Deg 81
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Bafchcior's Hair Dye.-The Best in the
world the only perfect Dye, harmless reliable nsanans
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Elorcucc Reversible Feed
Loo NsTIIIN SEWING Machines.
5O5 Brssdway, Nav York
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All Prizes t'ashed In Legal Losseries. -Circs-
j. CLUrE Broker Y7s Broadwax
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FIRST CLASS FAMILY SEWING MACuINE.
For by HAND fCOT, with Patent REVERSIBLE
MOTION ut SIS. Now ACKNOWLEDGED to he
THE CHEAPEST GOOD SEWING MACHINES
Principal office No 5Sp Broadway, corner Prince s., NJ Il
A SPLESDID OfENtSU FOX AGENTS.
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The Attention or the Public Il. Called e. m
extensive sale Tomorrow bv A. }. BfsFECkERs SON
CO ~ cis the side OF Central rsk a. Ninety
fifth and Ninatysixth streets being the highest lana o.
that side OF The Park they well worth the senho os
those seeking building silcs att moderate price.
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Kcys, Havana l.otteyy.--Prizcs Paid IN
Information furnished highest rates paid
1aublooas and ell kinds al Cold end silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co. Bsskers. l6 Wall street. Nc
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Mnsv, Many Ycars.-Mrs. WlnslovysS Seosh1
INC sYftP children tsethng has stood tho Of
mn ny years. known TO fail II Is perfectly re
able harmless ~ regulates the stomach bowels
wind coc and gripping 10 the bowels, sotens the
gums, reduces inflammation aud aays all pain, Perfectly
safe all miloas Of moihers teatify Be
sure and call for MRS. wlNsLOw's SOOTHING
SyEUP,n having the fac sniic Of Curtis Parkns
the outside wrapper. All oshcrs are base limitations.
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The Howe Mechins Co.'S Lock stitch c,sr s y W.
Ing Machine --FbtAS HOWE. Jr. tortgna inscn.N1 W.
sewing mechnel, President. 69g Broadway. New he1M
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asrbinrs AID broadway New York
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cons, OF whom two hundred and ninety males and
one hundred and twenty-four females. There must be
many OF these VINO, Win more carerul treatment might
tions tend surely 70 produce.
KEEPING LATE HouRs-willam H. Freeman, OF No.
SIS Broadway arragned before Justics Dodge
yesterday charged with keeping his store open after
twelve O'Clock midnight and was held to answer in
$500 bail.
DEATH FROM ScALps.-Coroner schirmer yesterday
held an inquest No. IL Lspenard street the body
Of Charles Eckert, little boy i've years Of age, whose
death was tho result OF scads received Sunday last
by falling into a pa Of boiling wafer which had been
left standing the floor Tho jury rendered verdict
of death from scalds accidentally received.
ACCIDENTALLY sHor.-A carpenter named John Kelly
residing at No. 2O1 East Thrtynfh street, acct
denally shot in the following manner:-t appears he
kept his tool chest No lei East Fortyse street,
and in order 10 guard against thieves and burglars he
placed ~ sca for m the
the victim OF ingenuity and severely though
not fatally shot yesterday. He was taken to Believes
Hospital
RUN OVER CAsuMry-A half.past four O'Clock ycster-
ay afternoon Stephen jones' residing at No. 40 carmne
street. while on pier No "a North river was knocked
down and run over, being instantly killed.
FIFE IN BRoApwAx--At about quarter past eleven
O'Clock last night ire broke out in the basement OF
Nos 2o4 and 2oe Broadway occupied by Charles vos.
sellers as a restaurant and lager beer saloon The first
floor of No 2ol Is occupied BY john p. Moores Sons,
dealers In guns. The adjoining store, No 2o6 Is
Mod BY J. b Boil, dealers In saddlery and harness.
Tho aremen managed TO con6ne the flames TO the base.
NAV be estimated about 81 500said 10 be insured.
The damage done 70 tho stock or John r. Moore is by
water and SMOKE and may be estimated at about SIS 600
loss covered by The loss Mr. Bulls stock
by water and smoke is about $1,000; also insured. The
20 b O. caused BY The kitchen range The building
damaged about 81 900; insured.
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FENIAN NEWS.
What is Fenianism

Such is the question that has been ringing in for
years and though answered that Fenansm was
word embodying the idea "that all created free
and equal and had the right to enjoy life liberty and the
pursuit of happiness yet saying could not be taken
authoritative enough satisfy Others Did those who
posed the Organization called the Fenian Northumberland
which now embraces the worth of the Irish in Ireland
England Scotland Canada and the United States, and ere
long every country under the that boast of fac
ton of the scattered Gaedd they believe in liberty in its
broadcast sense liberty for themselves aone To all such
questions all lovers of liberty and to yrants as WE'LL we
saw read the DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES adopted
at the Congress at Cleveland the 18th day of the present
month There scarcely town of any Importance in the
United States that not represented by or more dele
gates and each delegate represented Circle of men, and thus
the Declaration of Principles is the voce Of the people, and
voice. not from the tongue but from the SOUL We believe
these principles will place the Irish in the front ranks
of those who have liberty their banners and we say to
those who require from us to What is Fenian-
ism read the Declaration of Principles adopted at the
Cleveland Convention by the most intelligent body OF eemen
that have assembled in the name OF Ireland We can
be assaled longer by the friends of tyranny we cannot be
misunderstood by the friends of liberty Let every Fenan
provide himself with copy Of these Principles and when
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Italy.

FLORENCE September General Garibaldi while on his
way Geneva participate in the Peace Congress- passed
through this CITY, and during his stay the Invitation of
Count de Usenom, Minister of Prussia Florence dned
with him at the palace of the Prussian Legation.
The VISITATION CHoLERA-The letter of a cores
ponden in Rome to the Uita Caolca of Turin of last
Thursday, Says
1t is impossible to form any idea of the terror which
struck the gay and smiling Abano the night of that day
august g. and the following morning The city
prepared for the terrible blow Snow hardly be got
acid fruits there sufficient supply of remedies
in the druggists shops One of the medical was
seized with panic and fed There about hundred
on Wednesday morning Everyone took fright and sought
to escpe all but few had lost the of mind needed
in such emergency Foreigners rushed the railway
make way to Rome the carriages insufficient contain
such multitude The inhabitants of the city, leaving their
dead in their houses took fight in the direction of the wood
of aazzula ntrusng their housekeys poor Zouave
to whom everyone had recourse.
"Thee brave young fellows laid aside their carabnes and
knapsacks and listening only to their own generous and
charitable impulses transformed themselves into grayedip
gers, infTmarians sections, messengers-everything.
Enough to say that they buried than eighty dead
entering the deserted houses remove the which
they carried wrapped up sheets their shoulders to the
cemetery Wherever these of truly heroic courage and
charity passed. cries of blessings them were to be heard
The sgod with which they faced the danger of death
and performed the loahsome and Offices drew
exhibited token of that sublime contempt of life which
characerzes that body chosen out and formed sacrifice
Itself in the hottest of causes"
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States to form Bund Austria the head Bis will see them
to induce Bund Prussia the head The world will watch
rie which shall rule Central EuropeFrance and Austria
Prussia so Now these Governments are like the big
boy of Bungon and the big boy of Mechanicsve Each
aspres outnfuence the other Only fight will determine
Diplomacy will not avert only intensity the struggle
come. So, gentlemen please humanity, and of
you knock the initial chip off the others shoulder Then
fight and have it out.
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Crete.

Advces from Gambia report that the Turkish authorities
had nerfered with American vessel which aiding the
escape of Cean refugees and compelled her to desist
The Greek Relief Committee of New York city, of which
y for contributions of either money clothing for the
rng and children of Crete landed the shores
of Greece in condition of the utmost restitution. The New
York committee have received letter from the committee
at Athens bearing tdngs of the ncursons of Omar Pasha
and saying that the Turks have become more and
outrageous in their bearing towards defenseless and
children in instance thrysx threw themselves
into the rather than fall into their hands, The excuses
of the troops reached such extent that the foreign
sentaves at Crete compelled protest. and call upon
their respective to interfere for the sake of
humanity. Accordingly two Russian menofwar and
French dispatched to carry away from the island the
women and children On reaching Crete they communicated
at with the authorities but refused they returned
for further instructions The next attempt successful
and on the I'd of August they entered the port of Prus
bearing thousand souls in the wretched condition
hungry dirty Naked and full of vermn For months these
poor creatures had been wandering from mountain
tain, and from to The Arcade took also
hundred and fifty This measure, while removing
serious obstacle has also greatly encouraged the Cren
rior Now, the camp becomes his home and the gun his
bosom companion Having lost all that he held sacred upon
the island and having secured his a from further danger
he becomes desperate and will fight with ygor Conrbu-
tons of money should be sent to Treasurer S. g. Ward at
No. Sc Wall street.
General Monzano has issued proclamation a..-y,
in which he refers to the late executions of soldershree in
weeand deprecates the for such rigorous APP
picaon of the military CODE He expresses the hope that
the soldiers will hereafter seek death the field fighting for
their Queen and country rather than at the hands OF the
executoner. #aI H#''t
Quite bloody afray occurred Gale Lagunas Anegro
ave by the night watchman and ordered to give
himself up when he stabbed the officer severely The negro
refusing to surrender shot by captain of the police
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Austria.

The Austrian Ambassador Rome has been instructed
energecay demand certain concessions with reference
the Concordat.
The Emperor of Austria has contributed 100 900 forms
the rebuilding of the Frankfort cathedral
1t reported that Baron Won Beust maturing plan for
the sale of the church property in Austria and for the
payment of the accumulated indebtedness of the nation
with the proceeds.
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Mexico.

The HeaPs city of Mexico letter. dated July 49, says
uaez has completed the formation of his Cabinet The
whole country has been laid off into military districts
which Regues Diaz Escobedo Corona and Alvarez have
been assigned to command.
Carlos Mramon has 1900 men in the mountains, and
recently shot ninety Liberals in revenge for his brothers
deat,
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France.

New GUN-The Emperor Napoleon, we'll known to be
first rate ta lna has Invented It's
TALON Workmen are busy engaged in manufacturing this
weapon They locked up day and night and al
lowed to leave the premises whereof His Majesty himself
keeps the key and the secret is be divuged until
European complications render prompt action necessary
Fifty distinguished Frenchmen have sanctioned enter
Lambert, formerly pupil at the Polytechnic, in the
photographic department. proposes to reach the open Polar
Sea and the Pole itself by route before tried
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Prussia.

Bismarck is trying checkmate Bonaparte Ill latter
has seen Francis Joseph to induce him to South German
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of the Church The priests of to-day join the ministry
for their own benefit /!
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Letter From New York.

New YORK, December 10TH 1867
PASSAGES OF IRISH HISTORY RELATING TO THE
INVASION, FROM THIERRY'S NORMAN CON-
QUEST-THE WORLD NEWSPAPER IN NEW
YORK.
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Marine News.
san R. $40 sun s. s.2l / High water, 0 a. m.

ARRIVED.
Str. Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Str. Wawaset, Foulke, Curriman.
Brig A. bradshaw, Rogers, Savannah, IA
days, with lumber to s. P. Brown Co.
schr. Lawrence, Dixon, Chiokahom ny, Ium-
Der to Mohun 4 Son.
schr. Dove, Neal, Cone river, oysters to Tur-
ner 4 Nolan.
schr. Jennie Baker, Lewis, tt, Jerome, Nd,
oysters to master.
sebr. Mayaouer, Faun,c, fishing shores, hsh
to Jas. skidmore.
CLEANED.
schr. s. A Douglas, Lewis, Aecomac, Va
Schr Cuba, Shroeves Accomac, Va.
schr. Thos. Gibbons, Lewis, AocOmac, Va.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
The brig A. bradshaw, Captain Rogers, which
arrived at this port from Savannah, reports
having experienced very heavy weather. After
leaving Savannah, and fairly to sea, tho wind
hauled from the northeast, and commenced to
blow hard. Nearly all tho crew, includrDg the
chief officer, fell sick. and there was no one to
work the ship. Sails were carried away, others
split and the vessel commenced to leak badly,
requiring constant pumping. They had the wind
fair for about twenty four hours in fourteen days
and the captain managed eventually to fetch In.
side of Cape Henry, but was blown of tho coast
again by heavy ''northcr," which struck out
when they were fairly In the Chesapeake Bay.
The brig managed to get inside the capes again,
and arrived here on Friday evening considerably
weather. beaten by her passage
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BALTIMORE, Oct. l2.-Breadstv6s.-The mar
ket 10 quiet to-day but very firm, the high prices
for wheat being still maintained having the
etfest Of Strengthening holders 10 their views.
-whont-Receipts 100 bushels white
and 6,49O bushels rcd. Market very firm at
yesterdays rates. The sales as reported at
Change to-day were as follows Ssles-Red-
I, $50 bushels at $3.50; 100 at 81 70; 800 at
81 so; 100 at 50 So 100 at 50 6s; 200 at 90. So;
100 at 81 6sj 200 at So IS; 400 at $780, 800 at
bushels white and !, Gas bushels yellow. Market
weak and prices 8 to cts lower. Sales
whte-lOO bushels at 81 As 200 at sI.45; 375
at 81. As; 400 at 81 SO. Yellow-300 at 81 IS;
700 at 81 .4s; 800 at 81 IS; 8 900 Western mixed
at sl.4l. 0ats-Recoipts 3, $50 bushels. Mar
ket dull and lower. Sales-426 bushels at So
cts.i 100 at 70 cts; 100 at 70 cts. Rye-Re-
ceipts 49I bushels. The market was very dull
and prices declined about 8 cts. ssles-l40
bushels at $l.7oi 200 at 81 G5; III at $40.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-0n Saturday after
noon, about 8 o'clock, a gentleman by the name
Of William Moore was seriously injured by a
portion Of frame house, which was being erected
on Twenty fourth street, between @ and H. ,
falling upon him. Officer Crump, OF the Fourth
precinct, who was In the vicinity, rendered every
assistance to the gentleman, and had medical
aid at once summoned. Doctors Lee and South
worth attended to the injuries Of the wounded
man, which arc represented to be Of serious
nature. Mr.. Moore was subsequently, removed
in an ambulance to his house on Dunbarton
street, Georgetown.
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DEATH BY DIsLoCATIoN OF TIE Neck
On Tuesday evening last, young man about %
years of age, named Robert Fogelsberger, while
engaged In gymnastio exercises at Turner Hall,
on -Four. and half street near the canal bridge,
lost bis balance and fell, breaking his neck and
causing death to ensue in a short time. lie was
q shoemaker, and had been in the city only three
months, having come from Richmond. lie was a
member of the Turner Society, and was inferred
by them yesterday afternoon.
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the meeting of tho two bodies would be produo.

the meeting Of tho two bodies would be produo
tive Of the best results.
Mr. saddisr's rs.olution was adopted.
| The recommendation Of the committee that
committee Of conference be appointed with Mr.
+. A. Conradi was agreed to, and Meur Hal
loway and Henninghausen were appointed. Mr..
Conrad is an applicant for ministerial license
The committee was instructed TO report on Mon
day
Rev. DR. s. Tustip. OF the Presbyterian
church, and Rev. DR.. A. d. Gillette, Of tho First
Baptist church, were welcomed as advisors
members.
Rev. Mr.. storke, the visitor to the Lutheran
Seminary made hl, report, in which ho states
| that he has visited and made himself acquainted
with tho history and character OF the institution,
which continues excellent, Tho school, during
tho past year, has been quite full, and this fall
it commences with eighty boarders and twelve
| local scholars.
Rev. Or. Martin, of Hagerstown, offered a
resolution that this synod authorize lie clerical
members, laboring 10 the western counties Of
| tho State Of Maryland, to unite with tho mem.
bers Of Melancthon synod In holding conven.
tion during tho present synodical year to con.
| slider the question Of remedying tho abnormal
| synodcal relations Of the church In tho State Of
Maryland.
DR.. Martin, 10 brief remarks, urged tho
adoption Of the resolution. referring to the fact
that Washington county--a portion OF which
was In Melancthon synod and a portion In this
was the strongest Lutheran county In the coun.
try. The interests Of tho church demand that
the church In the State should BIO united.
Debate springing up, the synod adjourned to
Monday at Ga. m.
BASE BALL.-The first nine Of the Union
base ball club left this city last evening for
Philadelphia, to play four Of the principal or.
CARNATIONS, rs follows: Keystones to-day; Com.
monwealth, Tuesday, Camden, of Camden, New
Jersey, Wednesday, and the Athletics on Thurs.
day, returning home the same night.
The Union consists Of tho following players:
Sylvester, captain and catcher Babcock, first
base; Urell, second basei Pearson, third base
"McNeal," pitcher and Cassidy, left field
Quantrell, centre field; Sheppard, right field, and
Alden, short stop, who will act a, change pitcher
with "McNeal" Haskins, Mills, and Ilineline.
n; ,ompnnying the club rs substitutes. Owing to
n Misunderstanding 81 to where tho excursion
tickets should be left, the boys were compelled
to purchase full fare tickets. Tho excursion
tickets came to hand just as the train was about
to start but too late to he Of any service to
them. We predict for the boys a very erjoy able
trip, and feel sure they will not return without
trophy.
An Interesting game Of base ball was played
on last Saturday between tho second nine Ma.
tual and second niuo Atlantic, which resulted in
favor Of the former by a scere Of 10 too. We
annex The score
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DANGEROUS PRAorTcH.v-Ball-playing on
the public streets 10 rather a dangerous prao.
tice. Last Saturday afternoon, on Pennsyiv snia
avenue, a lady was struck on the back Of the
head by a ball, near Lafayette Square which
was thrown with such force as to knock her
down.
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DAMAGES REcovERED.-The case, which
has been pending for several days before Judge
Giles, Of the United States district court, in
which W. D Wallach, Of Washington, brought
suit against the steamer Mary Augusta, for run.
ming into and sinking the steamer Wilson Small,
belonging to Mr.. Wallacb, has resulted in a yer.
dict Of 81, 500 damages to that gentleman-both
parties to pay their own costs. -Bahimore SIN,
l0fL
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GROUND Rent DEEDs.-The Commits.
siouer OF Internal Revenue has decided that
ground rent deeds should be stamped the same
as other oonveyances Of realty sold, at the rate
Of fifty cents for each $500, or fractional part
Of $500 Of the confederation or value.
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Doos.-Timothy Gleason, not needing
the warning given in the REPUBLICAN in refer.
sncs to procuring dog licenses, was arrested for
q violation Of the same, and being arraigned
before Justice Morsoll at the Fourth precinct
station, WAS fined IS.
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LARCENY OF A MULE.-Benjamin viii.
kinson, q colored youth Of sixteen, was arrested
BY 0fhcer Conway, of the Sixth precinct. charged
With the larceny Of q mule, the property Of e.
W.eden. Justice Chaplin sent the accused to
all to answer at court
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ASoTHER.-Crittenden Clark, farmer,
was arrested on Saturday In the vicinity Of the
Centre Market, by Lieutenant Hsndy, on sus.
picion Of the larceny OF q mule The case was
postponed by Justice Chaplin for further hear.
ing,
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SUNDAY SCuooL USIos.-The regular
monthly meeting of tho Washington city Sun.
day School Union will DO held on Monday eve.
ming, October 18th, at the Foundry N. e.
church, commencing at u O'Clock.
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Tour OF INSPECTION q month
since, the Board Of Police Commissioners, by res.
olution, authorized several Of its members, in
conjunction with Major Richards, to visit the
police forces in the North and West for the pur.
pose Of obtaining any information that will add to
efficiency or better working Of our police force.
A few days since, General Peter +. Bacon and
William J. Murtagh, ESQ members of the board.
started GA their journey with the above named
object in view. Major Richards will leave the
city this morning, aud will join Messr. Bacon
and Murtagh In New York city. Captain d. NJ
Reed will be in charge of the police force during
the Majors absence.
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A New FERRY BoAT,-The Potomac
Ferry Company have contracted with we'll
known builder Of New York for the construction
Of new and cOmmodiOus boat which they pro.
pose to put upon the ferry route between this
city and Alexandria, The contract Is that the
new boat shall be finished and placed on the
route by the first day Of February, 1868.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETfHG.-A
meeting Of tho Washington Co. operative Build
ing Association will be held In Temperance Hal
on Wednesday evening next.
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SANITARY CoMPANY.-Ten written and
twenty six verbal notices were served on Saturday
on persons having nuisancss existing on their
premises. A number Of carcasses were reported
and removed,