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Board Of Directors,
A, A. Low, ISAAC II. FRoTHINGHAx.
SAMUEL WILLETs, GEO. l.. WILLARD,
OLIVER u. GORDON, HENRY E. PIERREPoST
8 r. CHIrrENDEN, GEO. F. THoMAE
PETER c. CORNELL, JOHN HALsEY,
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OFFICERS:
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o. H. GORDON, Vice President.
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A CAR LOAD
ALL KINDS OF pRnlIIGE
JUST FROM MARKET.
HIDDEN g. ALLEN
SOUTH cRAeTssuRY,

Have been TO market and returned with large
supply of staple Goods, Cottons, Prints, De
LANES, and every necessary article, to be
found at their store ut
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Japan
c A N A D A.
Qua QUEBEC CORRESPONDENCE.

A snow storm Railroad Accidents A Direc.
tor and Engineer Indicted for Murder-Con-
federation News-The Feninn-, &c.
QuEBEc, March s. 1867.
We have had another big storm, and the Grand
Trunk is buried, and twice as dangerous formerly
which is unnecessary. The other day Thursday On
express train embankment and prccipitaed
US sixty iect down the grade. I have been through
several smashes but this the escape from
arcaly rsh,ful catastrophe that have experienced.
Aud, By the way, piece OF justice has been done at
Richmond, which some OF your Jersey readers might
initiate with advantage. A fireman train between
cidens when happen daily on the Grand Trunk. The
coroners jury very properly returned verdict of mur-
Tor. ami j r. Barnard. tho Engineer of the
line for murder, feeling satisfied that the deceased
came TO his death from highly culpabe msmanagement
right direction for the state OF the districts Of
this ne is such TO make II absolutely dangerous for
Quebec oyeroyed at tho prospect Of becoming the
local capital And en- pa.dnf we have rumor that
after the FIRST session. And then ask
sucking monarch in the shape Of young Prince Arthur,
are you Monroe doctrine fancy see Canada stag
gcring under black rods gold sticks and all the other
Quebec Is fcarfaIy dull; ,he moving Of the scat Of
government 10 Ottawa has knocked all business tho
heal, and everything isat stand still
In Montreal. beyond the momentary excitement over
the Edison anair, all is quiet BY thebyc, the biggest
bully Of our Canadian bar has been swcety snubbcd
Dy tue OouIt Vi Queen BENCH H. n bansay, gcn-
tleman who acts Prosecutor for the Crown at Mon
treai Is positive bull dog and about good tenn
pered He browbcass the witnesses aud is impertincnt
10 the Judge most inarseously. lie pleasantly i'm
pcaied In the Lamrande case and also in the fenian
cases at sweetsbvrp. Last term Of court he had
wrangIe with Judge Drummond and was fined ten
pounds He appealed 70 fun court and was upset all
his objections overruled and his appeal to the Pryy
Council in England denied He, a. the Chief Justice
said, will be learned his place.
We have many rumors about the Fenians. For our
part eight thousand volunteers 10 be called out
an m
will be conducted under the black nag no prisoners
TAKEN or they are accidentally saptured short shrit
and drum head court martial.
+ leave for Montreal on Monday and viii write you
thence
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ROMAN AFFAIRS.
tua CITY Of ROME CORRESPONDENCE.

Political BIscordanccs in Carnival Week-
The PapaI Army-Tts strength and Posi-
tion-EccIesinsticai Advantages in the Ncso-
tiations with Italy Compliment Of the Pope
10 American Dissentsrs and the United STATES
Hfinister-Americnn yisifors. &c.
RoxE, Tso Fl, 1867
The Roman carnival Of 1867 opens snder unusually
asating circumstances The liberal party, through The
secret committee have prohibited the customary anrise-
mens Of the carnival as ,hev prohibited the opera and
theatres in general orde that the absention Of she
majority Of the populason mas serve as a political
protest against the fe'snns government and tho
sorsign troops wrch maintain II. The sdherents
Of tho goverr~nent and especially the zouave
officers ans enthusiasts will do their best
on the copfay2 10 render the carnival brilliant
possibly 10 show the state Of prosperity and brio In
wha the subjects Of his Holiness live under his pater
- rn'a From such conflicting moral opinions some
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Allied Accord of France. Russia and England.
Tho Paris Memorial Dipomaiique OF Feb 90 says
Some journals pretend that there lately arisen very
significant agreement Of views France and Russia
in regard to Eastern affairs. The truth is that the
Cabinet Of 1t Petersburg in declaring that IL stranger
to all the attempts at nsurrecton which may be made in
the Christian provinces Of Turkcy and in con,enting
se Win insisting however II may be DONE reforms
Itself ned to the Western Powers the way to general
understanding with her on the Eastern question
In fact in these terms the programme OF the Cabinet OF
the ruleres has many points OF agreement wi that OF
Russia and England. In drawing near TO them, she
has done in these late days, from French point of view
she facilitates the ways and means Of the accord which
being sought to establish, and which will be realized
In very near future, between the three Powers
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

fcw days ago telegram was received from the
Mayor Of Baltimore by Inspector Diks at Police Head
quarters informing him that he had received ntgencc
by way Of Havana that spanard by the -amo Oh 'aos
Baricro had suddenly left the is~nd Oh oupa' 'aAs
with him secretly and wsnout tho consent OF hes
mother young girl soout eleven years OF age, named
Adela Aemen. and that in all probability he would
arrve in this city by steamer Immediately upon the
rccstpt Of this news, detective Wilson and oincer
strauss of tho Central 0nce, were detailed 70
work up the case and they succeeded In
discovering Bariero yesterday afternoon ms he was
nassnv through Fourteenth street 10 company with tho
Young prl with whom he had been shopping In Broad
way The prisoner. being taken 70 headqnarers Al
conduct OF the girl herself seemed TO ar him out In
mis- statement, as she called him sfather'' when nd.
dressing him However, no afterwards confessed that
no was no relative Of hers whatever but that he at
time lived and cohablted with her mother, and states
that he abducted the girl from her home for tho
reason that she not we'll treated by her parent.
Baricro is native OF Spain, aged tbrty-nne years.
Iro says that no Is merchant by occupation,
and was private secretary to General Prim du.
ring tho late instruction in Spain. and
that Just previous TO his leaving Cuba he employ ed
az teller In a bank at that place. Bariero, 10 all ap-
pearancos does not 10 have had any evil motive
In abductng the girl he very fond OF her and
herself says that she has been treated by the p
sonny with the utmost kindness and consideration She
prefers gong homo 10 being locked up in station house,
bn all things being equal II Is doubtful whether not
she would leave Bariero Of her tree will
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
PRUSSIA. P R U
OUR BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.

How Vote by Ballot Works In BerIin--voting
Early and Oftcn-Prosecutions Of the Press
The Military OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al.
fairs, &c. =. go,
The final result OF the election will not be published
for day or two and therefore be reserved for my
next report It appears, however, that II viii turn out
exactly antcipated-the liberal candidates will be
elected in almost all the larger cities who the rural
districts will return large proportion Of fcudalsts and
moderate conservatives The direct and secret vote be-
ing something unknown In this country and city, somo
curious circumstances attending may be mentioned
by order Of the Common Council large pacards had been
printed and ordered to be posted up to acquant tho
voters with the respective locality Of tho polla But the
lessee OF the public stands where such posters fast
ened, being reactionary partisan, refused them
the ground that police law prohibits "political
pacards and thus happened that many bad TO look for
hours they could 1nd the polls or their ds'rict Az
each OF the two hundred and hfty-three polls
register Of voters was kept and those whose names
could not be found the list we're simply refused.
though In some wards many names, and even entire
bouses with their numerous inmates and the owners
themselves had boon accidentally purposey omitted.
there being, however. remedy in such Az one
OF the polls journeyman tailor appeared In tho after
and offered vote for his Exceency General ROOM
the Minister OF War Being told that he had voted al
ready In the morning for the liberal candidate. NJ Las
ke he replied aveiy:-"That Is perfectly correct My
landlord gave me tho ticket and sent here With u;
but met just now Major NJ, who gave me this one with
NJ Rooms name, and cannot refuse to obge the MAoS
who is one Of my best customers,
In one ward, where at all former elections with open
ballotine tho government enjoyed an overwhelming
majoryt being the ward wherein the royal stablesse
situatedns secret ballot has turned out tho great
stonsbment Of everybody, majority for the liberal
aasr-~
vote: and, being told that IL weuid be Illegal she
replied that she was citizen, had kept nourshns
business establishment for tho last nine years. and pays
her taxss the same - any oshsf person carrying on
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
PARIS EXPOSITION.

Decree Limiting the Time for the Entering
Of Articles for Competition.
The Imperial Commission OF the Paris Exhibition have
issued decree which limits the time for entering artl-
Giles to the 2sh Of March Stalls and everything rcqu
site being ready TO receive the articles such parties who
fail to have their stalls ready for exhibition the date
mentioned will not be permitted TO compete for prizes.
The reason for this decree Is that In previous exhibitions
certain exhibitors delayed sending their products be-
yond the day OF opening either through negligence or
for the purpose OF presenting TO the jury products the
most ly unpacked and in the most advant
aspect and that more puDctual exhibitors complained
that their stalls thus served model to their less
diligent neighbors.
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
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Convention Between the British and Es, pii.

Convention Between the British md Egy ptian
Governments.
(From the Courier du Havre, Feb. l81
Up TO the present the despatch Of British troops to
da by way Of Suez has been accomplished under the fol-
lowing conditions:-
allowed the territory OF the Vceroy and their
returned to them only when they about
to leave Egypt For the future, by virtue OF a
tion between the Brit sh and Egyptian governments the
British troops provided they do not EXCEED two thou
eand men, will be allowed retain their arms cross.
ing the Egyptian territory.
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

EXCESS OF chpacity over amount nouscu .iiV WV
To the quantity stored IN these houses mus be added
55 900 tons stored by the Brooklyn Company and 4oooO
tons left over and we have tde grand aggregate 81
sos TONS which gross quantity actually housed
for the business OF this year or these houses the
Knickerbocker and New York Company owns sixteen
with aggregate capacity OF 452 600 tons the wash
ingon two, with q capacity Of 45 900; the City Ice Com
pany one with capacity 000 the Jersey City one
with a capacity of 40 600; The Newark CITY one, with
q capacity OF IL 900; Ransom, Parker Co. own one
with capacity OF 25, 900, and W. Andrews ~ Co. one,
with capacity Of 5000 OF the aggregate quantity OF
ice housed for this year the Knickerbocker and New
York Company owns $50 900 tonsan amount which cx.
that Of oil the others together by 22000O TONS
WHERE ICE n GATHERED
The Brooklyn Company gathers most o. s stock from
CRYSTAL lake once owned by the New York Company,
and recently made subject Of an investigation by tho
SANITARY Commission, and from points along the Hud-
son OF the S. 900 tons gathered BY this company there
have been taken
Tops
From the HUDSON. 30 0O0
From Cryeta lake. 20,
From Rockland lake quantity equal 10 eighty ,nou.
sand Ia annually taken and the Remainder mostly
quaricd from the following points along the river and
sound, vlz:--Hehland Lake, Marlboro, Poughkeepsie
New Palts. Clearwater staatsburg. Esopus, Rondout
The New York herald., 1867-03-14

Excess Of 1867 over 1885. 66................ 55, 900
IT. therefore, Of the supply Of 643 600 tons for 1885,
40 600 tons remain unconsumed and undcmanded no
lust be assigned Why sos 900 should
be sufficient to supply the demand for 1887, granting that
the demand for this year exceed that o any former
year by per cent. 10 be definite this supply
Is stored at various points within shipping distance of
the city in houses the capacity OF which, In connection
with tho quantity stored In each. is stated In the sub
tab
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
SALES or REAL ESTATE.
% Muller. wut,nsSc,

Brick house. and ,csss Of oi AZ uns.en $500
Four story brck store aud ot is9 warren street 2750
Three story brick and lot Front street IoU
BY A. j. Bleecker. Son q CO., -.
TyS s,lc lSss e il avenue . fee, north .n street, %
Two lots 9th street. $50 feet west iith avenue OK
wo Iy os sa,om,ns sboY is by isf block each $50
One lot e1h street, 100 feet west "a d.n ioi
25sU0 three lots and two story nonss "'Sos' " sau
25riO0 house 30xsO and lot adoinlng ~; VOW
One lo sh avenue 81 feet 'nen'' norm -. iaoc
oss eet e, ~ avenue, Is inches north iiSsh a,
% street y 1sss street. @ fee. east sh svenus' no
25xl0o eseb .hcy. s5rio each M
Two ots suJV J,nns above 25slOc each is0v
sM Ion auSo''"e pR0oxLyr
p,or,.., O. corner Of lla9i.Sh avenue ana rl1 van
Brun 1 together with engine boiler steam cie "a
,s3or chimney
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
FLORIDA.
our WALDO CORRESPONDENCE.
Murder or a Lady by n Negro

Murder Of a Lady by Negro.
wALpo. March I, 1867.
Mrs. Rcssin living about ,een miles from this place,
In Aachua county, was killed by negro this morning.
II appears that tho negro rcpremanded BY Nrs Ros
sin for cruelty 10 his wfc yesterday and he 10 bc
venged rsised the window of her and shot her IN
bec with her husband; this morning Mrs r. died. The
nesr6 eeoapsA
The New York herald., 1867-03-14
1HE EAsT.


Indin.
BonrAY. Feb Is, 1867
Cotton steady. Export OF the week, 25 600 bales Ex-
change, Is. 1lxd. Freights 10 Liverpool, 40s.
CALCUTTA, Feb IA. 1867
Exchange, Is 11Ad. Freights 10 England, 62s. Cd
China.
Hone KoyG Feb l, 1867
Exchange, q. 81.
sHAsGHAE, Jan. 26, 1867
Tea inactive silk unchanged Exchange, 0s Id
Frcights to London-Tea, e.
japan.
Advices from japan say that agreement had been
signed for settlement al Yokohama.