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New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
plumase, and nc4 very much of it. She is-as the

piumaee' ana MT very much of it. She is-as the
fancy OF the unknown dramatist has wrought in her
beha-the fruit of an old magician's art: in other
woIds, ,N US sc is woman whom an aged necromancer
mas Gre tted with n view to matrimony But, being
crea ed, she discards the magician and loves an
ou.er'-that most famous and prosperous of IL
yals. Him finally she weds., We should re-
mark, as explaining the, title of the piece,
that its heroine is gifted with the power Of
assuming at will the aspect of bird of Paradise
Her experiences the the course of true love are
illustrated by much dancing of sylphs, much singing
of songs, and good deal of gay scenery The Ian
of the play is trivial Indeed. the whole affair is of
the slightest substance Miss Sallie Hnckley enacts
the principal part. This piece is to bo presented
every night this week, and at matinee on Saturday
1t not easy to say much in reference to the repre-
sentations just now given at the Broadway Theater
they are of so light character and they change so
constantly. But are glad to record that the Wor-
rell Sisters are prospering, and that they have
entered upon the fourth week of their engagement at
this house. The present bill comprises that very
clever and interesting burlesque, Cinderella
which-as many play,-goers will remember with
peesure-was acted last season, at the Olympic with
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe as ClOrinda, and Mrs.
Wood as Cinderella. As now presented at the Broad
way Theater, the most attractive part is that OF the
Princes servant, which is assumed by Miss Jennie
Worrell-the merriest of the sisters three The bnr-
lesque is presented with good scenery, and cnnstl-
tutes agreeable entertainment. 1t would be more
agreeable, though if the young gentleman who plays
Clorinda would restrain his humor. There are times
when such beneyoience as that OF Dr. Holiness comic
genius is benevoence indeed Do MOTIVE beseech
You, Clorindd-do not be " as funny as you can~
Another good burlesque-that of Aladdin or the
Wonderful Scamp"-is presented as prelude to
Cinderella" Miss Sophie Worrell will take ben
eft at this theater on Friday evening for which 0c
casion The Mountain Sylph is in preparation. The
new play of ClairyOyance" will be produced next
Monday.
Mr.. John Brougham's new DRAMA "The Christian
Martyrs" written expressly for Barnum's Museum,
has been for long time in PREPARATION and will be
repeated every afternoon and evening. Splendid
scenery is employed the whole force of the Museum
company exercised; and even the Animals of Van
Amburghs Menagerie introduced to swell the
pageant and yitalize the scene.
Two performances will be given this week by the
French comedians at the French Theater. Tonight
Ce que Femme Veut" n comedy, and "Jobin ct
Nannette," vaudeville, will be acted and Satur
day evening will be presented the historical drama
of La Pacte Famine
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
SOlTTH ANIERICA.

IoHnoN. Feb. 3.-The mail steamer from Rio de
Janairo brings the following intelligence:
The United States war steamers Shamokin and Pen
sacola left Montevideo on the Sth of January Tor
Cruise in the Pacific Ocean. The United States
steamers Juniata and Resaca were at Rio Janeiro'
Yhe steamship GnidiDg Star left PeInambuco on
january u for Bahia.
The Bank at Bahia had been robbed Of $26o,OOO
Brazil was continuing her preparations for yigor-
ous prosecution of the against Paraguay.
Advices have been received here which state that
terrible explosion, accompanied with great loss of
life, recently occurred in Paraguay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
FRANCE.

p,,,s Feb. 2-Evening-hT Mcviekar, the Com
.,dore Of the NewYork W .cht Club, sailed for New"
Work in the outward be- md French steamer To-Day
Feb. S-Erlanger, fund for the beneilt OF 'ne Uie-
tass il great yaecess. ,H,;s,sr
Priuce Nspoleon received the American MINISTER
Gen. Dix. today at the Psais Royal v.,o5
Fxn. 4-lmprisonmentf for debt is to he apoiisnoU
sn France. r., u;,r the
The Emperor has refused to allow Gen llii'' Wv
Spanish revolutiOnist, 10 remain IN france .,roodx
r. IL estimated that the value of the goods already
,oceived in this city for the International Exposition
a,oonnts 10 million Of pounds sterling.
The first scn-clad man-of-war ordered by 'he u"
esnose Government, is now being Sonsuuo'e" ~
TOulon.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
FOREIGN coRRHSpoNDENcE.
TURKEY.


SuK EXPECTED WAR WITH GREECE-L0w STATE OF
THE TURKISH EXCHEQURR-cONsUL sTuLNAN
AT CRETB--A TURKISH EMBASSY 10 WASHING
TOS-FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE CYPRUS DIP
1JCuITY-A BIBLE-HoUsE AT CoNsTANTNoPLE-
BRIGHT PROSPECTS OF TIIE CBETAN INsURIEC-
ToY.
FJon OeI Special Correspondent
CONsTANrTNoTLF, Jan. ., 1861
Just now the Turks seem little less inclined 10
declare than they last week and the Greeks
. little more determined TO bring Ali Pashs
and the Grand Vzier making every effort TO turn
ihe Sultan from his purpose, and although England
and France do not agree in reference TO Greece they
do agree in wishing TO avert the between Greece
and Turkey. 1T is possible yet that these influ-
encee may prevent war, but fear that things
have already gone too far. The change in the
Greek Ministry, which, by the way, will pre-
vent Bozzaris from going 10 the United States.
az he is now Minister Of War, is a change in
favor Of war The very first step Of the Ministry
sTas 20 send fof the Revolutionary Committee teaed
The Committee of Public Safety aud inquire what
fbe Government could do 10 help them on. The
Cretan rebellion is active ever; the losses Of the
Turks aud Egyptians there have amounted 10 some
5000 men and private adyices from sure sources say
that Tie rebellion IS stronger and the Turks weaker
fban three months ago ia Ihessaly and Epirus the
revolution has already advanced too far TO be re-
pressed without blOOdshed, OT 10 he abandoned by
she Greeks With the Sultan and half his Ministers
saglipg CO WaE eth Q QyssA Glgsgy g!s9gs9 II.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 4.-The steamship Erin, from New
York jan 10, arrived at Queenstown yesterday
The steamship Manhattan, which left New-Yofk jan
H. has arrived ont.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The bark JI1Da, Capt. Cummings
hieb left Galveston Dec 90 for Liverpool was seen on
xhe 18th Of January IN distress She was making for
Eaya.
The ship Fanny LaIabee while on her way from Havre
10 Cardiff went ashore the coast Of the Isle Of Wight
where she now lice in a bad position.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
ITALY.

PAEs. Feb. "A grand ftte was gwen 10 'iie
officers Of the United States steamer Coio'aoO "'
VDlafranca yesterday. Friendly speeches "e'o
,oa..e and toasts drank, and the enthusiasm was u
bounded. - 10
FLORENCE, Feb 4.-Tbe National Parliament mas
abolished capital punishment throughout the hloi-
dom of Italy.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
AUSTRIA.

ywSYA. Feb. IA radical change in the Ministry
Of Austria is pending.
LONDON, Feb. 3-Dispatehes from the Continent
announce the resignation of Count Belcredl'
February 4.-COunt Belcredi has resigned MS
resignation has been accepted by the Emperor ana
Baron Won Benst lhas been made President ol 'he
GOnnsil of State.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
RELGIUM.

LONDON, Feb. 4-SeriOus labOrriots have occurred
q. ,be village of Narchiennes Pont, in the Prov
ADoe Of Hainaut, on the road to Brussels The troops
were called upon to quell the disturbance anu' ID
Che discharge of their duty, several of the no'els
were shot and killed.
Eyenine.-The labor riots in Belgium are spread
ing.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE WEATHER.
THE ONO RIVER OPEN.


NJ asIEssLrH TRiBUNg
CINCINNATI. Feb. 4-Navigation is now essentially
opened several boats having departed for New Orleans
and other ports. The river continues TO rise rapidly still
the rains have not been heavy. The steamer HiDlan
WAS carried off by ice from Wheeling on saturday, and
WAS caught at PittsbTg Landing Pottery today badly
DANA ged hull sound, but her laIbOaid side is cut
of the entire length. Both ehmneys are gone The
steamer New State secured at West Columbia. her
guards badly damaged aud wheel broken The river
j. full OF heavy ice from Marietta down.
THE ICE GORGE AT PITTSBURGH
PmTsBuEGH, Feb 4.-The breaking mp of the ice
attended by nSserous results at this point, but con
siderable damage done above and below The Ice
the MonOngahela is entirely broken up some disasters
occurred among The coal boats The long reste work at
Port Perry on The C0nneyile Railroad Is n imminent
danger Turtle Greek flats entirely inundated In
CHARTERS Creek this city considerable damage
done 10 private property by the Ice gOrges
HEAyr RAIN AT OH CITY.
on Cry, Feb. At Is raining heavily and the river
Tsng rapidly The Ice will probably break up tonight.
THE RIVER RISING Al FRANKLIN.
FRANKLIN, Feb. 4-The weather is warm and the river
rising rapidly. The ice has not yet given way. The
steamer LeOdas left this afternoon for New-Oreans
With Aeayy tIeglb Many others are pyepaIpR 10 leave
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. Sired. Carl is a candidate 1or 'he
new German Parliament.
Feb. At is reported that the Governments u
Prussia and Bavaria are arranging tie OASIS OI q
treaty of alliance offensive and defensive.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
cEs or prSs WITH sLvER-MoUSTID DESK.
nos. 2, s, Q, and le in Morocco Boxes.
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

Those are IA carats fine superior TO any NoTtQp
Pens made previous 10 the year lsto -, o-,,. ~
Every Pefi is stamped "A. Morton, Second QuaityTi
and numbered -. .-.,u. .,,.,osx
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but are not 80 heayY
as those Of the First Quality,
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
IAnnoun,smeDtGl

In compliance with the request of many VINO
the display Of Iade e hne Boo au SnGes %
sr e paris which exhibited lest Thursday nave me
pleasure ladies' and the public generally that the sh9s WIZ
bs ON bton for two das Tuesday and Wednesday h ana oh nsI
Hours A. IN. 20 T. 10. EDWIN u bVkI, ~" - i"' ''"'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens are IS fine, and pointed with tn
very best Trdosmn Points carefully selected, and nona
of This quality is sold with the slightest imperfeeuoW
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped a Morton, First Quality, an3
numbered. -. -
The Points are warranted for SIX months except against
accident
The Cases made or Coin silver, ana lor hls Sunt
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MEXICO.

LONDON, Feb. 4--The steamer Undine which was
ofaered 10 lie bnlt for the Emperor Of Mexico, has
hsen fin ished and win soon sail for Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
."The Pen is Mighter than the Sword" 4
TIE GOLD PEN-BRa AND CHEAPEST Or rBsG
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS In THE W0gbD. -

For sale at No. G5 MAIDEN-IASE, New.
York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark Of any other; therefore,
be best suited, and at the prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where tleir orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
RUSSIA.

er PETERSBURG, Feb. "a direct man mas 'oeen
established between this city and Fehb' Nbina 'H'
reEyiee requires 4S days.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
GREECE.

Pans, Feb. At is reported that the hlhg 'l
Greece is about to marry Princess oi 'ne hhpei'"
family Of Russia.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
WRECK OF An AMERICAN SCHOONER.

br rtLEGH.PH TO TRIBUNE.
WAsHIYGToN, Feb. 4.-The United States Consul
Cayado undor date Trinidad de Cuba, January a. In
rorms the Secretary Of state of the total loss Of the
American schooner Edgewater Of Philadelphia. The
Edgewater was bound tO CcnfIegos from Phlladelpla,
laden with coopcragc and merchandise ana was wr9che
ON the reefs Breton the night OF the l3th Jau-
nry The saster and reached Cienfuegos III safety
The Consul sent lighters to Key Breton Win he nope VI
being able 10 save portion Of the cargo
WRECK OF A BRITISH SHIP.
SAN TRtNCIsco. Feb A-The British ship Schab
ehan was wrecked yesterday between Fort Point and
Point Laboo near this city There were no lives lost.
DROWNED IN TIE EAST RIVER.
On last Saturday evening, about Z o'clock, n lad
named James Deong while playing on some cakes OF
that were floating in the East River near the dock at Port
Morris westcbeser County fell between them, while in
the act Of jumping from another aud drown
ed The lads IN whose company ne WAS gm TO yc eeS
recovered He bright boy Of about ten years OF age
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Ex-coILECToR WALLACE.
Yesterday forenoon serious accident belel A. H..
wallace ESQ., exColector for the Fifth District OF New
Jersey Mr. Wallace was on the back stoop OF ms house
in Grndst, jersey City when he slipped ana te m TO @ me
grazing IL il 80 seriously injured that the sight will be
destroyed. lie also sustained other injuries.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO a soMSAMBUMsr.
Coroner Warren of Jersey City held an inquest on
Sunday evening" on the body Of German named Henry
Blesshni residing at No 353 South Eghthst, who fell
down stairs and broke his neck 10 appears that the de-
ceased retired bed al o'clock saturday night, aud
between 10 aud n o'clock he arose, and opening door ~
e head Of the stairway, which is very steep ie heaa
rst 10 The bottom Dr Kristen was called, ana arrived
in about thirty minutes. but.the unfortunate man hau
rcahed his last, aud upon examination was round lhh
Tia neck WAS broken verdict Of accidental death was
rendered Bies5hn q aborng man. "a years o1 age
and leaves wife and three children IN extreme poverty
fATAL ACCIDENT IN MOTT HAVEN.
An old lady named Mary Sutliff, resident Of thc
village OF Mott Haven was fatally injured on Saturday
,t Iost nv falling down the area steps she was en-.
tering her home The Old lady was Sky seven years OF
ae,e aud lcayeg y bpsbapdGl9 three children.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are carats ne and although cheaper aro
al least equal any gold pens made as
durability elasticity and good writing quailtes;
Every PEN is stamped "a Morton, Third Quality, ana
numbered. -.,.s
The Points are warranted for months, except agalnto
accident. -.
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality. .
PRICES OF PENS; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board held no meeting at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, quorum not appearing at rollca and the
President prO ten adjourned the Board without DATE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
.tI,l97,NO
TIE SHIP TARTAR ASHORE.

TIE SHIP TARTAR ASHORE.
The ship Tartar, from Calcutta for this port ran
ashore as before reported Long Branch during the
the storm OF Saturday night Nearly all other crew were
sick OF the scurvy and taken from the vessel by
means Of metallic life car, OF which was stationed
near the OF the disaster The sufferers were taken
care of by the people Of neghbOrbood who supplied
them promptly with fresh and vegetables and yes
tcrday morning the sick men were reported IN fnr way
OF recovery It il thought the vessel will prove total
loss orders given yesterday 10 have stripped
Of her rigging, sails, spars DC Her cargo VIII mostly
be saved II consisted Of camphor, ginger guny bags,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MoRroN,s cHEAP GOLD PENs.


mot WARRANTED s..,,,-.-
These Pens are 10 carats fne and are Better W1.ngs
and more Durable Pens than can, without operating ao
toms Patented Machinery be produced Tor the rlSe
were the Gold furnished gratuitously -
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS IN SiLVEkFlAiho 80
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS. . - .-l
Magic Pen .........s 80 So with Pencil Case. " 70
Lucky Pen ......... T5. with Pencil Case. .. l -
Always Ready Pen. CO.. with Pencil Case. 1 ~ ri,
Elegant Pen. l IS. with Pencil Case. 80 Il
Excelsior Pen. -. l 50. with Pencil Case 70 IN
These are WelFnished GOodNrilsng Goid fes, wi.s
Irdosmn Points the average q every one or wnich
will far outiast gross OF the best steel fens asvs3e
they are ,HipdTdateo aud herfore nor exchogtaose,
They are not numbered correspond in size to NOS
8, 4, o, and respectively. -. ii, - o,o,,.l an
TO CLURs-A discount Of 10 per cent VIII De anoNsV u
sums of sl2 Of s5 per cent on si ana oi ~ lei cs w
$40 IL sent 10 one address al one tin'e ,-,...o,
letters aud the delivery OF the goods enaraniseo
all who send twenty cents charge Tor registering T
Iii, ION to the price OF the goods ordered.
on receipt OF the money, the subscriber will send ~ .u
ttr mail or otherwise, directed Gold Pen or fcps~
scIecao ihe sa1ae according 10 descriptions Address,
A. MORTON,
No 9J MAIDEN-LANE. NEW-fSRK.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

To these would be added, II 10 were proposed TO rein
sure all outstanding risks, sOJ7,00 for premiums NOT
arkod the 3ls OF December, 1866 and thus IL Is
claimed that the company might retire from business and
st retain tho mutual assets In these relnSnrancee
Including the S 600 under the head Of present liabilities
Uhe company claims that this would be unfair state
nent IL holds its risks the total claims against
the company 81 III, which is less than
the regular assets Tho company has subscribed cap
ita Of s50OOO which s not Included In the table OF az
sets Half Of this capital has been received, ana the re-
Inainder ~ be paid In by the 18th inst Therefore,
fair statement Of the actual condition OF the company as
ITS Officers claim. would he IA follows:
Unimpaired Capital-On mutual account F97,Oo0
stock ck.................... 10000
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

ARRIVAL OF THE JACsfEL PACKET.-The brig Jac-
mel Packet, from Singapore August 20, and Aspinwah
January o. arrived at this port on Sunday The brig waS
from Singapore for Melbourne, and was seized at Aspn
wall by the u s. Consul for attempt by tile captain 10
dispose of her cargo at that port 70 the Gov
ernment She is in charge OF an officer and prize e ~
the United States steamer Mackinaw These report IIt
on the 3Ist Of January in latitude 800 50 longitude I V
they saw wreck Of the schooner Mary OF NewJersey
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

LOTTERIES afford very unsatisfactory invest
rent. their patrons hat money paid for hES sr ~
Invariably draws pr1e Sold BY al soeefs a. |'~ "
ullnesaIr denoL No l3i ReAle-st.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

NEw-YoRK HIsTomcAL SoCIETY.-At the monthly
meeting the Society," this evening" paper to be read
by Eugene Lawrence, esq, on Anne Hutehhson-A
Remarkable Woman" The eubect Of great inter
esi, and admits OF q strong and picturesque treatment
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

THE SEIZURE OF THE STEAMER r. r. CUYLER.-
Deputy Surveyor Van Brun assisted by Captains Pier
son and Lay Of the Revenue Service made thorough
inspection Of the steamer r. r. Cayer yesterday after
noon They found four 9inch and two 32nch guns shot
and SHE'LL and some 200 tOrpedoes, together with fun set
OF signal flags; also, sailing directions for the Coast OF
Spain France, Brazil Rio de la Platte, and the Medter
ranean Sea. In Capt Reeds room they found concealed
under his berth Gillian and Peruvian flag and plans
and specifications for the laying of torpedoes.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

BURNuAMs AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE oil
ssen Nsss looked upon favor az h9p Wen 10
he eoony Whyi Because reGeems AL lie pledges Is
f.l 10 tie and does not graduate suseDs nn ty arg
Of leading business men Gee NJ
y,ri,s n ent under head o. Instruction"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857 is NOW
sYApr Price See advertisement under bead Of Ne" fuo$
ens
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

BOND-sT HOMEOPATHIC DIsPENsARY.-Dr. Otto
FullTan the founder Of the Bondst Homeopathic Dis
pensary has issued his 18th report This sfo the
year ending February During the past year there have
been treated by the physicians and surgeons connected
with this charity 25S6 cases. 1906 prescriptions were
given and 625 outdoor visits made. Out OF the large
number Of treated there only deaths The
following is from the report "0ur accounts for 1863
show deficiency OF nearly $780, Had it not been for the
very liberal appropriations received from the state, and
likewise from the city for the past few years. should
have been obliged long ago TO close the doors of inst
tuition where every branch Of medical science repre-
sened and which is successful in the highest degree in
every particular except in obtaining sufficient pecunary
assistance for its maintenance from those who well know
least ought to know that charitable institution Of
this kind cannot exist without money. = As
ameerators Of human suffering dispeDsaes for the sick
poor have always ranked among the most meriorious
and important Of all metropolitan institutions They de-
and should command the first thought OF all who
have the interest OF ang poverty and stricken humanity
institution"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
A. MORTON,
No. 9J MAIDEN-LANE. NEW-feRK.

have this day appointed AIessrs G. F. COLLINS CQt
Sole Agents for the sale OF MOrt0ns Gold Pens ia s24
Ffapciseo, CafoInia-NewYork. Jan. 2S, 1881 o1onro,s
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
n, 1KlrsRAFp re TEE TRIBUNE
cPEAT BRITAIN.

LpNDoN' fe"' -, vvw,vy mas reslgneo ~
lit. ;;Tnc;iisS EmbassadOr to Pans -
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
EUROPE.

'"ANTIC CABLE TO FEB. 8.
NEWS BIZ TEE Az 4s r
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HRAD.-The anticipated scarcity of meat
has not occurred this week, though live hogs are
really scarce and the trade has to fall back upon Western
Dressed of which there fair supply. Live selling
at 6sc few prime sold at ss 60 per ewt Every
body anticipated light of cattle, and higher prices
in consequence. The total supply is smal-ony 474o
headbut the anxiety Of drovers to be first In brought
about 2OO together at One-Hundrethst, and after few
sales at last weeks rates. prices fell off s6se per b and
the market closed extremely dull Sheep Just hold their
own, but trade is far from lively to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
DISASTERS.

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-03-20

a RATHER GLOOMY PRosPEeT. The
Pottsville Miners Journal in referring to
the lawlessness that prevails in the coal re-
gion, gives rather gloomy account of the
future business prospects in that county.
1t says I,..
I'VE have heard of several Iandhoders who
have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars
IN coiliery improvements in thiscounty. who pro-
pose to sell out in consequence of the Insecurity
OF life and property here If they cannot sue
ceed in selling their eollieries they will let them
stand idle. This state of affairs affects all kinds
of business. and the law abiding citizens of the
county are the sufferers We are now ENJOYING
the delights of copperhead rule. which, with a
shameless and degraded press, positively encour-
ages this terrible state of affairs 1ai