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III land and at their posts, that
serving under, now IN IN III OF confidence
cannot name without ofeA liltle cur osy felt b.
s~About James Stephens very ve,ament wlo do no
any one except the English 20. sing am able h
know that that hornet has Ills s%ss enoying hi
state that the late {. Q. X in !. W conutrymen
oltnm cum dig at the expense OF biss I, the hon
Three officers who left New York with him. L. ave hac
that he would be man enough 10 go TO Iraiand ID th
70 leave Paris without him. Stephens giaddens de
hearts Of his former friends some time since b. 'u
clarng his intention TO take his fe and SO get b
OF the scrape OF being alive and kicking. Some faN
deuded young men are lettering about him still in TIN.
expectation that he will cut his throat but there not
the least hope that the G. o. will do anything OF the
Kind Paris Is pleasant place for persons retired from
business
freedom Of the press in Ireland is at the mercy Of
the government A reporter of Cork paper has got
into trouble and military prison, for teleeraphins
truth very unpleasant 10 official ears Should become
known 70 the authortes that your correspondent
better Informed than themselves suppose should be
treated In similar But satisfy police instinct
by moving on" and rely good deal on the inveter
ate stupidity Of government detectives.
open this letter 10 say that have Just been informed
good AUTHORITY that in with the nsurrec
ton In this country and In aid Of II the English Fenians
intend 70 create disturbances In different parts Of that
country. Il Is asserted that portions Of the British
regular troops will combine with the volunteers in GER
tain districts for this purpose Maps OF the localities in
Ireland where lighting will take place shall be forwarded
to you a. soon q possible.
I'VE suppress the names given by our correspondent
In the fear that their publication a the present time
might do harm in Ireland-ED. HEaALDI
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sees, especially In Q crisis Of public affairs like the
present But what Is to be done Give up project
ior these reasonss No. These laborers will return
the vine planted BY God and waered with the blood OF
his Son, relying on the Almighty's aid they will pro-
ceed 10 Their work confident In the protection of tho
Mother OF God who powerfully assist them. II Is
she indeed, the true seat OF WISDOM who with her
inspiration aiding the efforts Of pastors will bring
70 them In her quality Of refuge OF sinners great
bers oil wandering souls Comforter Of the afflicted she
VIII assuage through them the suerngs the wretched
protecress OF Christians she will bring back TO the
pastors tho respect lia affection Of the people, and
nus IN the docity and love Of the flock they will ind
ra,;a, from the weight Of their onerous functions as
We'll a. 'uon IN the contest they will have 10 sus-
NJ. - oonso.- nes Of God aud The powers of dark
!. "a VIC ~ ..ic one. = TO seize the whole field ~
he Gospel In order 70 MAKE ~ ,s sss:..-1 .yoae. 81
tn erefore amongst the pew bishops &c saa provision
lIy mime some who belong TO iay having condolences
mas IN future consstores ave wi nave an opportunity
y precoAsng others and 9th ers st', the judgments
men, wuo hve according to kae exigeacies OF the Time
~. narmonixe with ours especA w IN what concerns the
election OF individuals II wouk not be oppoytune 10
N more 10 the present state OF tn ngs; but the future
,ness the Justice cf the Almighty b hgs about change
but too clearly indicated by the p 'st series OF most
distressing events Still must n ve confidence In
God who, In concert with the mmaculA virgin and the
holy apostles, has in striking manuA" protected
beneath the shadow OF his WINGS and wfo In The end
such at least Is hope, will change sorrow into
10y Let endeavor venerable brethren 70 asten and
rpen this result desired In prayers by the
,ord OF our souls and the exercise OF every Christian
irtu
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THE EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION.

meeting Of tho East Side Association held last
night at Niers Hail. of Third avenue ard
sixth street. and was largely attended. Mr. Chas
Crary was elected President pro mpore Tho commitl
appointed to wait upon the Harlem Steamboat Com,
pany, with ysw Of inducing them 10 establish land
ing place Tor their boats at Yorkve reported that they
had good prospect OF eventual success Resolutions
were adopted In which the Of steam BY the Har.
lem Railroad, ON Fourth avenue above Forty-se
street, the open cut between Seventy ninth and Ninety,
seventh streets, which II claimed should be archeG
ana covered; the establishment OF Bulls Head ON the
same avenue. and tho driving Of cattle through the
streets In the vicinity In the day complained
OF a. injurious 70 that section Of the CITY |;
railway thoroughfare the immediate opening OF ali
tho streets from Ninety second to Harlem together
with the construction OF the sewerage necessary
the extension OF the fire limits In to
clude the district lying between the present bounds
105th and the side OF Central Park East
river advocated necessary the welfare OF the
portion Of the city represented by this association
resolution was also adopted by which the executive
committee instructed 70 walt the Commissioners
Of the Central Park and urge upon thom the proprcty
OF constructing entrance TO the Park ut the corner Of
Eighty sixth street and Fifth avenue
Upon the matter OF the extension OF the fire district
petition TO the Legislature circulated for signature
committee was also appointed 10 proceed 20 Albany
tomorrow In order TO appear before the Senate COM
mtecs bchaf Of the East Sdo Association regarding
the passage Of q bill compelling the Harlem Railroad
to arch and cover the cut on Fourth avenue. Mr.
Charles Crary elected President for the ensuing
year. and the meeting adjourned until Monday, March -
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NEW yOag YACHT clus

agenera meeting OF the Club held on the M, and
2sth OF February. 1897 communication from r y
Loper was read, requesting that attention OF ,hs
Club DO called TO consider the propreiy or altering tho
classification Of yachts, or Of changing the existing al
iowance OF time, which, under present regulations
operates unequally and does not afford the larger ve,
sells fair competition with tho smaller and has tho
effect OF preventing the former from beng entered
rsga.tas, thereby materially deracting from the ntere
Of these contests .---,r-
On motion Of n. NJ MoaRa, - - s iss..-..i
Kasoved, That committee, consisting or nve boat
owners be appointed by the Chair to take into
uon anu report to tho Club, at its next meeting. tho
tnlrd THURSDAY Of May next what revision and atera-
ton 10 their Judgment is proper upon the subjects
ferred 70 In the communication OF Captain L0per
Also generally ~ 70 any alteration Of sailing regulations
deemed advisable, including different Classification oe
yachts number and nature OF prizes the Institution OF
champion flag and also TO report whether wishes %
members and the interests Of the Club would b bsss
cosued and promoted by returning the old arrange
ment o. regattas existing and preceding the change In
troduced AID by which latter review reception on
board the yachss takes place after the regatta
whereupon the C,ssr ap pointed the following owner
TO constitute said comhitteo:-F Ossood, G. H. Steb
bins, j. $ Dicksrson J. g. Bennett Jr, H. s. Fearing
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oARIBAlDI IN FLORENCE.

(Foronce Feb 22 correspondence Of the Paris Debats
The public here have been much surprised by the
sudden and unexpected appearance OF General Garbadi
In Florence. Tho general has been through the town In
close carriage but when the people recognized him he
was the object Of ova.ien. 1t Is generally supposed
that he Is on his way to Venice, which place he prom
say that this is but the apparent object of his Journey
and that II Is the state Of affairs in Greece that has
brought him from his retreat but there is nothing 10
confirm this suspicion It IL quite true however, that
the Italian government are much occupied with the
Eastern question-much moro than people In general
bocvo.
We have here a special Greek envoy named Condu-
rotis who very active and who busy In procuring
arms and money for the Creeks but have not heard
lngs On the other hand as during the last war Carl
badi favorable to the policy OF the government II
~ not likely that he has out TO mix himself In
the elections The natural explanation Of his journey is
probably the true one; but is just the one that per-
sons are least disposed to believe In.
The General reached Venice the 26th Of February.
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NAIL DETAILS 10 MARCH /

rhe Inman line steamship City Of Boston, Captain
rooks which len Liverpool the 21th Of February, At
shree O'Clock NJ and Queenstown the 20th, arrived
n this port early yesterday morning
Ths steamship Hecla Captain Edmondson, from Liver
pool on the 2sth and Queenstown the 9Th Of February
arrived at this port yesterday morning
The steamship North American, Captain Kerr, which
Ian Liverpool At bapast two p NJ Of February %. and
Londonderry March 1, arrived at hAifpast four p. H.
wssterday a Portland, Maine she brings tive hundred
and eighty passenge and repors:-March g. passed
me steamer HISTORIAN bound east In latitude "a 10,
1ongtude 53 s.
n The reform prospects continued to be the leading
lheme Of the English press. The government with.
arswa of the revolutions and promised Introduction OF
shs bill seemed 10 meet sl that demanded BY the
liberals The Reform Leaeue showed signs OF increased
hsisson They adopted resolutions for mass meeting
IN Trafalgar square, on the evening Of March II, with
strio. meetings IN the interval and also ono inviting
hs people Of London assemble In Hyde Park for 'psr.
posa of recrscsson," on Good Friday
In the House Of Commons on the 27th Of February,
Din having for It's object the throwing open Of tho oces
bf Lord Chancellors in England and Ireland and Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland to Roman Catholics and Jows oy
amending the oath required, was passed 70 sooond
grading by 02 majority ~ was also snother bill opening
profsssorshps In Dublin University to Roman ostnocs'
An arrangement had been effected between the Prus-
han government and tho Duke OF Nassau, and u was
ksported that understanding was almost concluded
between Prussia and the exK King OF Hanover
The Emperor Of Austria, In imperial patent dated
DE aeth OF February, dlssolves the Bohemian Diet ana
ksssh ssh elections TO bs held Immediately. The rea.
Sna ssnsd The pstsnt or The dissolution se thai shs
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THE PopE's AlLocuTIoa.
Plus the Ninth ON the Condition OF the Churc
In Italy.

Plus the Ninth ON the Condition Of the Church
I'm Italy.
The following Is tho aIlocution which the Pope ad-
dresscd 10 the consistory the 22d Of February
vEssRAm6 BRETHRKS--The love OF Christ urging upon
us the duty Of inquring why many docesss have
been vacant In Italy sent autograph letter In
the mouth OF March, 1885, 10 the Most serene King OF
Italy, asking him 70 send 70 M some person with whom
we could treat on such serious subject When he &C.
ceded 10 our wishes negotiations were renewed but
through no fault Of certainly, they 70 no result
They did not fuln desire, although, moved Ly an
ardent sociude for the salvation OF sou 20 which the
Holy See has always evcn priority In all things. we
condescsnded 70 nvite those negotiations The matter
was recently taken mp at the desire OF thosc who are
masters Of Affairs In Italy. Built IL impossible for Us,
venerable brethren, TO treat Of ths subject without OK
pressing profound sorrow and bitter grief The holy
prcates whom about TO send TO the vacant sccs
viii NOT only nd the ecclesiastical treasure runod but
they viii absolutely find themselves In want Of their or
dinary means OF support; and what Is still worse,
shay will find The stones OF the sanctuary scat
tered, the asylums Of religious perfection DC
s.rted the inmates Of the cloisters reducs<
70 utter restitution and the holy Virgins expelled iron
The rclQous edncss where with the hep ot God the,
had retired 70 live and die on the isss Of the hsAvsn
spoasA u i I'D and painfu V aend biahAns 70 sscl
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The War I'm Crete-Severe Battles and De.
feat Of the Turks.
The Paris papers OF the 26th Of February publish the
following telegram from Corfu dated the 24th Of the
same month, emanasng from Greek source-0n
tho 18th and l4th instant engagement took place in
the portion Of Crete Eight thousand Turkish
troops from Hraclon defeated by the Cretans
Gerakar and fell back leaving behind them two guns
five flags, hundred mules and many prisoners.
The imperialiss received renforcements from Canea
but they attempted in vain TO occupy the provinces OF
Selino.
In another part Of the island body Of Ottoman
troops beaten by the insurgents the llth and
18th instant since then the combatants retain their
positions
Fresh massscres are announced to have been porpe'
trated by the Turks - ~ - '-sea".- -
The Cretan Assembly generally persists In its demand
for the annexation Of Gambia to Greece
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NAVAL ESPIONAGE.

n Sh0rp Lookout Tor the stephens Nlartn0s
From the Cork Examiner, Feb 28.1
The following affords remarkable illustration OF the
vigilance at present exercised by the authorities hun
dred ton cutter yacht the Mona the property OF Lord
Paget was some time since purchased by gentleman
named Moreton who designed her for the coasng trade
for which she Is peculiarly fitted, being vessel combin
ing extraordinary speed with considerable capacity.
When the Mona first brought here by Mr.. Moreton
report got abroad that she had been employed taking
of Head Centre Stephens and that got wind
she has been constantly under surveillance wherever she
goes About week since she left Cork harb0r for the
western coast first visiting Berehaven, to which place
previous instructions OF kind 10 the authorities
must have preceded her. for her arrival two coast
guards went on board and watched during tne time that
part OF her cargo being discharged that place. The
Mona continued her course to Bantry, where she was
bound with the remainder of her cargo but anchoring
at Bantry the first 10 board her from the shore the
coast guard and when they let force OF the police
placed them on board and tho little vessel finally emp
tied.
The owner asked his unwelcome visitors by what au-
hority they came board, but they declined to state
anything IN reply, beyond saying that they had in
strictions remain and her discharged The Mona
reached Banry In very thick weathe or, which probably
added to the groundless suspicion Of her movemsnts
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BRUTAL MURDER NEAR GERMANTOWN, Il Y
Woman Found On the Roadside Brusally
Mangled-Her Husband Arrested as she
Murderer, &C. -


Manglcd-Her Husband Arrested as the
HUpssx, N Y, March II, 1867
One OF the most brutal murders ever perpetrated IN
this vicinity was committed al Germantown, twelve
miles below this city, last saturday morsing Tho VIC.
tim the wife Of John weleh, tnerant Irish Ia
borer OF vagran haba The mangled and bruised body
OF the murdered woman Was found by the roadside
about q mile from the village Of Germantown The
murder spparenAly committed with sone or some
bluntke weapon. The Details q the Affair are snock.
ing in the extreroe WEIGH hes been arrested ~ the
murderer. weieh says he was last employed on the
New Haven Railroad, Il Bridgeport Conn. ON Wednes-
dsy he and his wife came 70 this city from Great bar
ngton Mass, and no passed two nighs In jail here for
drunkenness On Friday they walked 70 Germantown.
where they arrived about four o'clock M He there
inquired for the Poormaster and towards dark started
for his house II quarter OF mile from the Poor
massrs residence that the murder was committed He
says hs refused 10 proceed any further and they
lay d.wn in the road and went 70 sleep, and whom he
awoxe In The morning no found her murdered Hif
STORY, however, Is not credited. The murdered woman
has brolher named John Ross employed 81 the Brook
iyu Navy Yard and three sisters In New York city
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho cunard mail steamship Asia win leave Boston .
Wednesday for Livsrpoc.
The malls for Europe viii close In this city u quar-.
TOR past one and haifpas nve o'clock on Tuesday AFTER
noon
TEE NEW YoRK Edition for ESrops-wtll -
ready at eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready for ms(hng sls
cents. @
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stEIENcss Of MuAutUras IN MAINE.

SAco, Me- March III, 1887.
trial has been refused in the Of Mrs Sweek
for poisoning her husband and she sentenced 10 six
years Imprisonment
Charles Wilkinson for the murder Of Spear, has bees
sentenced to the State Prison for life. 'e
Edgorly, his accomplice allowed TO plead guilty
of assault and battery and sentenced 70 yedrs
imprisonment In the County JAIL The other accoplics
will not be tried this term.
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ACTION IN IRELAND.

The Alleged Fcninn Informer Found Dead.
II Ii stated that the OF Head Constable OConnel
the Cahirciveen police station, in Kerry, among
the Fenan party and that he has been found dead in
the mountains near Killarney. Ii 10 believed that he
the party who gave information 70 the Fenian
movements in England and Ireland and It is said that
he murdered by the Fenans for having frustrated
THAR plans.
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The --latest.
IycRH AGR or ENfIGp ATIQN 70 AMERICA

NCREAsR OF EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 27, 1867.
man named Timothy Conne, from Cahircivcen, was
arrested by the police authorities here to-day he
about to emgratc to America, suspicion OF being
gagged In the late Fcnian rising in Kerry
The steamship Hecla sailed to-day for New York
The steamship Denmark will sail Tomorrow, smulta
neousiy with the City OF Boston, FOR the same place.
About five hundred emgrants will be shut out from these
hoats u await tho weeks sang SO crowded is the
mort with emigrantA
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snow storm prevailed through Western Wisconsin,
and Minnesota night Six TO ten inches Of snow fsis
there Is here.
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Ireland Reported Tranquil, but the British
Organizing for an Emergency.
Mastery Retreat Of the Fenians
from the Galtees.
The Ptnian Plan Of Campaign and ReyOlu.
tionary Movements in England.
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French Opinion Of PruSsian COnSolida.
ton In North Germany.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH IL



Ireland Again Tranquil Tho Insurgents HID
ing In the Mountains.
LONDON, March la. II.
All the accounts from the OF the disturbances
Ireland represent that matters have become quiet and
that order reigns once more.
There have been fresh conflicts between the armed
police and the Fenian bands, who are fleeing to the
mountains and hiding from the pursuit Of the military
Good News In Parliament.
LONDON, March 11-Evenng
The Right Hon. s. h. walpole Secretary OF State for
the home Department, announced In the House Of
Commons this evening that the news from Ireland was
good
Ar. Wapoe also stated that the government will not
proclaim martial law In Ireland but viii try the Fenians
by special commission.
The British Army organizing for Pursuit or
Emergency.
LONDON March 11-Evening.
Ireland is quiet Thegovernment, however, is organ
ixng Its forces into flying columns for pursuit Of
the scattered bands OF Fenians and active rYe in Case
Ne necssity shdAld drise
Mastery Retreat Of the Fenians.
LONDON March I1-Evenng.
The band OF Fenians which recently encamped on
the Galtee Mountains vanished leaving no Of
their whereabouts.
The government has offered reward for the appre-
hension Of Dunno, one OF the Fenan leaders
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TAuxroS, Mass, March H. 1897.
william Qurk and Frederick King, employed Va the
rolling mill II East Taunton, were Instantly killed by
being caught in ths gearInG d n0on te-dAv
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heavy curse lady when she could No
md dollar In portemonnAis 70 purchass PHALOe'e
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Cke Gsvernment Sustained mt the Polls.
eua FLORENCE, March II, 1867.
Ths elections for members OF the Italian Parliament
have generally resulted in favor OF the government,
Whieh carries majority Of the electoral distncta
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w,x., roupse. "a cBrs%ec., BB,:.s X co,dT. 4
r,XI q Il Bond street.
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Illness Of the Princess Alexandra.
LONDON, March III, 1867
The Princess Alexandra, wife Of the Prince of Wales,
% reported to be very iii this morning
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The Canadian Railway Sub sidy.
LONDON March IL, 1867.
subsidy to the Canadian Railway is to be proposed
In Parliament this week.
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aARrEMus WARTS" WILL.

~s LoNDos, March IL, 1867.
"Artsmus Ward" has directed in his win that hts
property shall Co. after the death Of his mother towards
lhe erection Of an asylum for prntss.
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Tse uvvs,ur Alarm TELEGRAPH rrsSSicass vs. asosdvsy
IDLY each window and door. IN E HOLMES.
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