The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06
SH E e T
New York, Wednesday, March q, 1867.
T. II Il N y W 3.


EUROPE.
ny the Atlantic cable we have news report dated yes
tcr1ay. March s.
general rising OF the Christians all over Turkey Ia
looked for The Duke OF Buckingham is appointed
Colonial Secretary Of Ireland the Duke OF Richmond
having declined the office rendered to him by Lord
Derby. General O'Connor the Fenian leader has not
been arrested.
Consoss rated at 81 for money in London at noon.
United States 1ve-twenties were at 73A.
The Liverpool cotton market quiet At decline. at
noon Breadssuns quiet and steady
CONGRESS.
In the Senate yesterday notice was given or bills
guarantee republican form OF government in tho lately
rebelio1s States and 10 prescribe form Of oath TO
tain republican form Of government JOINT resolu-
tons thanks George Peabody and in relation the
Paris Exposition the latter having passed both houses
OF the last Congress too late for tho Presidents sigma
ture bills regulate certain proceedings in crim
nal cases: concerning injunctons and proceedings In
civil cases. reorganze the judiciary OF the United
States and tho Wool Tariff BILL the latter having passed
both houses too late 70 receive the Presidents signature
severy introduced and ordered upon tho table
await reference to q committee. The committee mp
pointed to wait upon tho President reported that he had
message to communicate at present and tho Senate
adjourned
In the House, the committee TO wait upon the Presi-
dent reported that no had communication to make
at present Elections for SergcantatArms Doorkcepar
and Postmaster resulted in the choice OF n. G. 0rdway
Charles r.. Lippincott and William s. King, to those
Offices respectively Tho drawing for seats took place,
and election for Chaplain Mr.. Boynton
elected Among the nominations Rev. William G.
Brownlow. OF Tennessee, named by Mr. Eidridge.
but he received votes Leave asked to intro
duce bill TO amend the National Currency oct, but OBJ
lection being made motion to suspend the rules fol-
loved Pending its consideration tho House adjourned
The republican members Of both houses will hold
caucus tonight consider tho business TO DO trans
acted during the present session.
THE LEGISLATURE
Ia the senate Yesterday the bill to establish board Of
public works reported back from the committee I'M
der instructions Bills to extend Madison avenue; TO
designate quorum of the Metropolitan Board Of Ex-
cise and for the consolidation OF the State Line and
Ere and Northeast Railroad Companies, were passed.
A communicable from the Comptroller OF the city OF
New York received. Bills were introduced to ex-
tend Fifth avenue relative the powers and duties
OF the Park Commissioners Notice was given OF the
Intention to introduce bills change the route OF the
Broadway and Seventh avenue Railroad, and relative TO
assessments in New York. The Constitutional Conven
hill discussed In Committee Of the Whole, and
II made special order for this morning. recess
was taken until evening, and rcasscmblng the bill
establishing Metropolitan ,ard OF Pubic works
considered In Committee Of the Whole. II was made
special order for Friday, and the Senate adjourned
In the Assembly bills TO amend act relative TO
wills and TO facilitate the construction the New York
and oswcgo Midland Railroad we're reported A bill to
prevent delays in the transportation OF freight and
senccrs over railroads the State also reported,
accompanied BY a written communication from thu
mttee relative TO tho recent disagreement between the
Central and Hudson River Railroads. which the
break in connection between the two made by the
latter Bills OF minor local importance were passed.
and death OF Colonel Cochrane being announced tho
Assembly adjourned until this mornipg in respect TO his
memory.
An article on 'our sbpyards and Foundries' will DO
found In another column, with account Of sailors
boarding houses and how Jack Tar Is vciimzed ashore
Mr.. James W. Gerard delivered q conversational adj
drcss the girls the grammar department OF Public
School No !, in the Fourth ward, volcanoes and
earthquakes yesterday
The Kings county Board Of Supervisors held meeting
yesterday afternoon, which important business
was transacted. Authority vested In the County
Treasurer to raise the Of 100000, with which 10
pay the State tax, there being sufficient money In
the Treasury for that purpose and the proper
mittec directed 10 prepare and transmit an
20 the Legislature authorizing the county raise
10 ueirny the or eniargiDg
the Luuatlc Asylum at Fa,busb. committee was also
appointed 10 consult with the Representatives OF Kings
county Albany, and take whatever action that may
be deemed necessary against the establishment OF
quarant ne station in the county.
Ia the supreme Court Chambers yesterday, motion
vas mado through counsel, on the part Of Fernando
Wood TO set ASIDE tho injunction In the case Of chrso
pher Pullman vs. the Mayor. &C. restraining the Comp
toller from paying to Wood the rental OF the prem
ises Nos lis and III Nassau street. which had been
leased for the uses Of the Municipal Law Department
Tho object OF this motion is the objection upon
which Mr. Justice Leonard refused mandamus CON-
pcIiing the Comptroller to satisfy the claim.
Judge Russell charged the Grand Jury yesterday IN the
Cour Of General Sessions His Honor disposed Of large
number Of burglary and larccny,cascs.
The stock market was weak and unsettled yesterday
Gold heavy and closed At 1914.
The failure Of Congress pass the Tariff bill has En-
erod loss influence In trade circles than Il would have
loaA BAL aoL sha m&osanls sabln ens snes fersaasn