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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
NEW DRUG STORE
AT ENTLER'S CORNER.

.-,2 r. e. BURKHART has on hand. art
w will constantly add to it, a large and vel
ID s,lec'fd ock e pure
Drugs and Pa, nj Medicines, Pure Wines
Brandy, Whskey, Rum AID Gin, Paints
Pain, Brushes. Oils. Dye-stuffs and Window
Glass. Kerosene OIL Lamps ami Chimneys
Fine pertunery, Pomade, and Toilet Soaps
&C., French Candies, RI sins and Figs. TO
bac,o and Cigars, Stationery and Cutlery
Nniinns DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12

UAVE in store and for sale, Mowers Reap
IL ers, Thresbiug Machines, Clover l!uI'erS,
Buggy Rakes, Revolving Rakes, Buggy Corn
Plonghs, Cultiyaors, Double and Single Shovel
Ploughs, Harrows, Three Horse Ploughs, Corn
Shelters, Cutting Boxes, CIDER Mills, Fan Mills,
Field and Garden Rollers, Corn and Cob Mills.
Railway Horse Powers, Washing Msch'i es and
Wringcrs, Patent W ater Drawers, for Wells
and Cslerns; Cistern and Force Pumps, Of ali
varieties, Chain and Tubing for Pump,
Wrought Iron, Lead Zrc and Wood Piping for
Cisterrs and Nells ,Crades and Scyihes ,Mow-
ing Scythes and Snaihs, Rakes, Forks, Shovels
Hoes, Iron Fences, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Bias
kets, Post Hole Augurs, BIacksmith's Drills
&c, &c., SC.
Sell the best Stationary Engine in use. We
sell Calvin Pages celebrated Plow AID other
machines of his manufacture. We sell the best
Gum Spring Drill aud the Bckford & Hoffman
Break Pin Drill. The celebrated Fertilizers OF
Fowle, Bayne s. Co., b. NJ. Rhodes, John
Reese s. Co.
July 7, 1866. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
inst Received.

A FULL stock OF Pulled Linsrys,
II Stocking Yarn, FIannels. Wool Bian-
keis. and many other articles OF Wonlen
Goods for winter wear which will be
sold very low for cash or exchange for
eeuntryipro.luce. Call and examite be.
fore purchasing else bere..d siss IL
~ Ocai6l0 p. III Strobe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12

"A LARGE and well selecsed stock Of
.TA I5bies, llsis, &C.. a, very low figures
At eco. 8 saUs ,eRP.s IN SaYode' .. :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
&C O S T A r. S -
- PREPARATION OF
Bitter Sweet aud 0raEge Blossoms

For Beautifying the Complexion.
Used to Soften and Beauify the Skin, remove
Freckles, Pimpies, EIupiicns SC.
Ladies are now using it in preference TO all
others.
~ Bottles 81.
as Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
rs And by HENRY r. COST8R, Depot
4e4 Broadway, n. Y.
~ And by r C. BURKH.aRT, Shepherds
town, West Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
Grand Trial OF Sewing Machines
BETWEEN THE p" s.ttHfs

Hiieor E. Gibbs anil Foredce!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT
II is declared the best Machine and AWARDED
gsr tho highest Premium. 71
For The Wilcox 4 Gibbs Mschine ihir.y-hm
distinct claims were made for superiority, slld
WHICH were fully sustained. Pcr The t'lbfen''
but ten were presenIed,only two OF which w'r'
sustained By this till, more rthorneh 10
any thing of the kind ever previously alt.Rp'sS,;
before an able and impartial jury, t.e slice o.
whose verdict none can dispute. il ho. be-
proved aud decided, and published 10 The worif'
th1IIhe Wiicoy & Gibbs Alsci.ne'Js just "n''
il has claimed to be,aR Improvement on dosar
thread Machines. u requires no prophet 70
think. 10 fofeieIIa' 'in tie triumph IS itsIs
tognized stabdaa Sewing Machine oi hI
world. CircgIstI r5aty ming full report y
the judges. and y3rt ulsrs at this impof1sD'
trial can be obla !. 81 ig
z. l. DARRELL, Agent
Shepherdstown, july 81, 1866.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Jan 26--Evenng
The steamship Bosphorus Captain Alexander, which
sailed from Philadelphia December 2s and for whose
safety fears been entertained has arrived In
Bsn,ry bay, on the southwest coast Of Ireland
LyERPooI. Jan. 2S-Noon-
The Cunard steamship China. which left Boston on
the l6tb arrived here this evening She did not touch
at Queenstown usual.
The steamship Hibernian, from Portland auuary H.
arrived here late last night
LONDON, JAN 2s 1857.
The steamship Great Eastern will sail for America on
the goth of March,
LLvERPooi, Jan. 2S-Ev ening.
The steamship Pennsylvania Captain Lewis, which
left New York the 18th ins has arrived at this port
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

Cnted States nvetwenty bonas nave also advanced
}-l6, closing al " 1916. -
\ United States five twenty bonds advanced 5-l0
Fries nave declined u The other American securities
LoNDcs Jan. 2s-Evening
limited States FIVE. .tyenties closed at rs 1.16.
Ere Railway shares declined ~ and Illinois Central
shares have declined "a.
The Paris Bourse.
PARIS Jan 26-Evenng
AT Paris United States bonds have advanced ~ closing
al 721.. :. ,
United States bonds have advanced =.
The Frankfort Bourse.
FRASKFoRT Jan. 26-Evening
despatch from Frankfort the Main quotes bonds
At 7e,s. p - 90 ,os-
United States bonds have advanced "a
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
llvERPooI, Jan. 26-Noon
The cotton market opens firm, aud prices arc un-
changed The sales to-day will probably reach 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 26-Evening
The cotton market Is frmer and somewhat ac-
tive The sales exceed the estimate BY 1000 bales
Middling uplands l4s<d per 10.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2s-Noon
The cotton market 10 1rmer and quite active. The
The sales to-day will reach 10000 bales Prices
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2S-Evening
The cotton market closed firm l476d for middling
uplands The sales to-day amounted TO IL 900 bales
Liverpool BreadstuRs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26-Evening
Tho market for breadstufs generally dull Mixed
Western has declined TO AS 42s 3D. per quarter
LyERrooL, Jan. 26-Evening.
The breadstufs market Is dull
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S--Evening.
Refined Pennsylvania petroleum sold to-day at L. Cd.
Turpentine Is quoted at 49,
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

FIan ~ BRoApwAy.-About four O'Clock yesterday AZ
tcTnoon FIRE broke out the fouth floor OF No 1853
Broadway +. Berry, importer OF millinery goods and
veves occupied the second third and fourth floors The
damage to his stock will bc principally by water-apout
s2OO0-fully insured. Tho first door Ia occupied by
Jordan h Martin, music dealers; stock slightly dam
aged insured for $3s0oo in city companies Tho build
ng liz owned by Solomon kohnstamm II 10 damaged
about $500, and Is insured
FIRE IN NASSAU SrREEr-At hafpast O'Clock las
evening hre occurred the liquor saloon Of David O.
McKcivy, basement OF No. o. Nassau street The
alarm soon brough, the 1remen TO the premises, and
the nrc put out before ii spread much beyond its
place Of origin The damage done 10 the stock and nx-
lures may be estimated at about $500. Insured for
al, 800 in the North American Insurance Company II
that the barkeepcr the last person leaving,
and had not been away over eight or ten minutes whon
the fire was discovered.
FIRE TN WALKER STREET Shortly after ten o'clock
las, night FIRE occurred In tho iron foundry OF J. D.
W. w. Cornell No. 107 Walker street-a hole was burnt
in the floor 10 the sovc, supposed 70 nave peen
caused by tho stove Tho damage done amounts 70 about
Sloc-nsured.
ASSURANCES At THE ALBANY srRkrr FfRE-The follow
p9 s an account Of the losses and nsuances at the fro
in Albany street, which took place At late nour on
saturday evening NO II was occupied by James IL.
Do,y As cotton warehouse and was owned by hr Peter
Navlor and insured in the Niagara Insurance Company
for 40 600; the building is almost total wreck Mr..
Dotys loss Ia about $500 fixtures and small amount
Of cotton He bad no insurance Inc od "uang STs y
are stored n the building at the time Of the nr
| lot OF horse shoes valued at $4,000 and ownea
bv william n wallace Tho loss them is betweer
| n. 600 and 80 600; insured in the Phoenix In
suia,os Company for $4,000 There were alss
1 IN the building 1,2%o bales Of cotton, cwnes
by the following parcs:-R X Graves CO., 6aS bales
WiIiisms Guicn. 20 bales Burnett Mclrviug Earl
i Il bsIes: Young Co, - bales; - Frank CO., 10
bslss: a.sSs vsuSs, . ssiss; Possis Jsoass, q
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

"A Creek Mission to America Again Spoken of.
LONDON, Jan. 2S 1867.
Ut Is reported that the Greek hero Kanars (kaskar
Intends to go to America thank the people Of the
Uaited States for their sympathy and to ask the
send feet Of monitors TO the assistance Of
the Creians
Austrian Preparations for War.
LONDON. Jan. 20, 1857
Austria is strongly increasing ner military forces on
her Turkish and Russian frontiers in apprehension Of
war.
An American War Ship TO Receive the Fugi-
tive Creinns.
CoysrAyTisoPLE Jan 81 1867.
United States of has left the Bosphorus to
take the Crstan fugives board and transport them
70 Greece
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

our LeAyeNWQRIH CORRESPONDENCE.

The Election for United States Senators
The Candidates Eiect--A Thorough Radical
IEAvxswoRrH jan % 1867.
After long and bitter struggle tho radical clemens
has succeeded in electing two United States Senators
from this State As announced by telegraph Hon D. u
Pomeroy and Hon. +. G. Ross have been duly chosen.
The former Is vel known to the public The latter was
appointed by Governor Crawford TO oil the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Senator Lane until the meet
ing OF the Legislature Ex-Governor Carney WAS the
principal candidate the conservative republican sds
was asserted by his friends and partially conceded by
his opponents that he would certainly be elected for the
short term but the result shows that there nothing
under the sun. Senator Pomeroy backed ~
the Of the Atchson and Pixies Peak Railroad ana
by OF the heaviest capitalists Of Boston, 70 say
nothing Of the influence OF Thad Stevens Senator Wade
ana other prominent men, who sent CongessmaA
Clarke here from Washington to influence the Lsgiss-
ture in favor OF Mr. Pomeroy. Mr.. Clarke made stale
ments 70 this effect in public speech at Topeka oA hs
The election Of Mr. Ross is generally considered
ciden1 he is q man OF fair ability, and possessing =
clean record This latter item may be considered some
Ex-Governor Carney IS possessed Of immense wealth,
acquired in his business ~ merchant strong influences
worked in his favor but without avail The secret o.
his defeat was simply his lack Of ''radicalism the
world over Kansas politicians considered dshoneM
In political matters. Sll Kansas people proud a.
their radicalism and representatives.
This election will have depressing effect upon Pres
dent Johnson who is said TO have taken considerable
interest In the matter II is stated by persons who pro
ess to know that both Senators Ross and Pomeroy favos
the impeachment Of the President and will their ai
ities TO accomplish that end
Accounts from the Plains that large bands Of In
dams the 'swar path and will be heard from
some partially protected point Troops are being or
dered West rapidly possible and it Is reported thai
General Augur mas been ordered to a command in this
department
Late New Mexico dates state that a Colonel Means was
hung by the citizens Of Fernandez de Taos on the nghs
OF the Sd inst The Coonc. had been drinking consider
ably for several days and in the habit Of cutting a.
everybody who came within his reach. He was finally
arrested and lodged in the Court House. rom whence he
taken and hung in adjoining room.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
FRA n Gee

The Baggage senrchins Nuisance.
PARIS, Jan 20, 1861
General Dix, the American Minister, has urged the
French government to abolish the odisus system OF
searching the baggage Of strangers arriving In France
Il Is understood that the government has made favor
able reply The application made by General DIX
In view OF the coming International Exposition.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
Grimm and ChrI.ty,s Min.trei-.

Under new management matters have assume cd
prosperous turn at the Fifth Avenue Opera House New
stars with their discs veled beneath scor obscuras
but with their briancy unimpa!red by the dark
ings have been added to tho already large troupe Of
vores that nightly delight the fashionable audiences
that thpDng this establishment The Hsppies Couple
Out still hold forth here and the Naughty, Naughty Girls
fails not to set the audience 10 perfect roar. The
Mountain Tragedy and the Medical Student are
upon. the bills for the present week, and Sig. Chrssno
still leads the grand Thc-odoor Tomatoes concert in
his nimitable nourishing style.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

baes Tne cotton ysusf At about $3.50 900. ana
the loss estimated about one half X X Graves
Co were insured follows Western Insurance Com
pany OF Buffalo, 81 900 Commercial OF bany. s. nO0s
CitIzens OF Hartford. s5 900: Merchants S. O0c ~.
iantic. 5000; Home, OF New York, $4,000 Capital
City. So 600; 1radesman's, $500; American, New
YsIk S2s 900; Arctic 800 The following companies
also had rsks the property :Manhat,an, sll 900
commonwealth, 81, 500 Commercial Mutual, 80, 600
There Is about Sl00 900 divided among
the different companies and agencies in the city.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

This was the titlc Of lecture which was delivered
last evening in Clinton Hall BY Mr. Ingcrso Lockwood.
IL history Of the daily doings sayings rations
and various pecuiarities Of Mr.. Popkins, native Of
Massachusetts, originally tanner, but now retired
leather merchant; Mrs. Popkns lady Of Spanish ex-
traction and arstocac tastes and their family Of three
children two daughters, Misses Evangene and Thcodora
Popkins, and one SOD, MT Antonio Francisco Popkns
who are at present residing in six story brown stone
house on Fifth The lecture contains some good
hits at the and customs OF the upper ten, but
II is almost too minute In It's details to maintain the in
ersst Of an audience The attendance though not large
was very select
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

- ST. LOUIS, Jan 28, 1907
Late Helena Ark, newspapers cay that the Mississippi
made another serious encroachment upon the limits OF
that town on saturday the 10th inst The bank oppo-
site The Exchange Hotel slid into tho river taking with
II portion OF the main street and eDdangering the
foundations Of the hotel and several stores they will
have 70 be torn down and rebuilt further back. IL Is
feared that large number Of the business houses To-
Gated IN that vicinity will have to be vacated 1t early
AuS
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
Kelly & Leon,s NIinstreIs.

II anv person is afflicted with the blues could not
recommend better specific than visit TO Kcv l.
Leon's while the Madagascar ballet troupe are there
Kellfanti pirouetting the bottom Of WATERFALL and
posing himself Ia premire ddnseuss; Seymour ali
stretching forth leg and foot OF untold dimensions
while forming part Of fairy tabeau; Leon exeru
ting solo his toes, aud the dusky coryphees, the
fsn and demon dances, red fire. groto Of Staaca. and
others too numerous 10 mention, as they say In the
BILL nightly attract crowned houses Tho spectacular
buesque OF Cpder Leon is OF he best things OF the
kind We have seen ct any minstrel ball. - ~
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
the vsso.AMrRIcAM TELEGRAPH.

The Submarine Cable NJ Behring's Straits.
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. ~, 1857
Advices received from Behring's Straits ssate that
Ahs American portion Of the Russian and American
1sisgaph completed and that the Straits have
Been surveyed for tho purpose OF finding suitable place
Eos laying The submarne cable. s.M as
Tbs Russian portion Of this great enterprise. Is sx
Psctsd, win b nqshed by next autumn.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
San FrancI-cs Nrim-trel-.

The crowded houses, repeated encores and hearty
rounds OF laughter and applause which nightly greet
this troupe in their varios comcslies and specisltes
speak louder than words for their popularity. Last
night was no exception 10 the general rule, and the
audience received the beautiful singing of wambod and
Templeton, the Irresistible droleries Of Birch and
Backus the violin and banjo playing Of Donniker and
Brmmcr and the very fine pedal efforts Of Fields and
Cooper with repeated and uproaous evidences Of appre
citation and delight.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

NEw HAvvr Jan. 20, 1867
Yesterday woman by the name Of Mrs Lottse Martin
committed suicide At saloon In Union street by taking
Today woman aged eighty years. named Lyon,
boarding at the Trinity Church Tnvads House. atom pied
kill herself BY cutting her throat with szor nearly
sevenne the windplpe. The wound was sswed up and
the h expected 70 live Depression Of spIfiss 10
~Ne cauas Asssned In both ceqoA
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

THE TorAL vALUAnoy PRorERrY Troy, N. r., for
1885, Is as foows:-Real Estate. 50 271 t45 personal
property, IS 43S636. Total S14 TO 0s1 The aggro.
gate valuation for Rennsssaer county (ncuding Troy
as Real estate $50 Co.'S personal properly,
$6671 9l7. Total, s26 $50, $50 The taxes the en-
tire county for state and county purposes b $53
being less than two per cent Of the assessment me
ctr II Troy pays additionally city tax OF $500 0oos
four and one quarter per cent
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

The Cunard mail steamship will will leave Bostoa
on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quarter
past and hafpast Ave o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The NEw YORK STANDARDIZATION for Europe-wiii -
ready Al eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies, in Wrappers, ready for mailing. az
cents
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

BArTMoRE, Jan. %, 1897
John A. Robb the oldest shIpbulder in this oily, died
this morning In the seventy sixth OF his age Mr.
Robb celebrated his golden wedding only few weeks
Lousvuln, Jan. ~, 1867.
Judge Mason Brown died .. Frankfors yesterday. Il
-..-.sru MEMPHIS, Jan ~, 1857.
Ex.Gcvernor fstss lisd q Van Bprsn, ARK, on ~
Xth inek
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LovpoS, jan 26--Noon
Erie Railroad shares have declined Y, the opening
rates this morning being 43iz
Illinois Centras have advanced Y, and are quoted
United states nvetwenty bonds are unchanged. Sales
were made At last evening rates H. .. 72k.
Consos have advanced " and closed at 81 FOR money
I,ovpox, Jan 2e--Eveana.
csnsos have advanced lie, and closed a. Ql l.ls for
UpneH-
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

Contest Of Clippers on the Ocean from Caliao
TO Gibraltar.
- LONDON, Jan. 27, 1851.
The two clipper chips Louis Walsh and Charlotte
white which sailed from Callao race 10 Europe,
have reached Gibraltar, having made the voyage In
one hundred aud four days. The Louis walsh won the
race by only twenty-five minutes
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
1He CHEYENNE MuAss psAcsaBlY DISPOSED.

TOPEKA, Kansas Jan. %, 1867
Colonel wynkoop tho agent for the Cheyenne In.
dams Ia Just In from Fort Larned He reports the In.
dans .uiet Smoky Hill and Arkansas rivers, and ap
prehends no difficulty from those quarters
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
AFFAIRS IN ARKANSAS.

MEMpHIs, Jan 2s 1897
special despatch 10 the AcaLu,sche little Rock
to-day SAYS call signed by the citizens OF Arksnsas
throughout the State who served In the federal army
has been made q convention Van Buren to proest
against the overthrow Of the present State government
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
REPORTED ATTACK Of UNITED STATES TROOPS By INDIANS

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 2S, 1867
Il Is reported that the United States troops stationed
near Jackson Texas had been attacked by the Indians
and forty OF them killed.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1867
The LEGISLATURE this morning. The message oe
the Governor was read and ordered 10 be printed
committee Of seven appointed by Tho House 70 70
vise the State constitution.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
THE MlANTcNoMoH.

Appearancc OF the Iron-Ciad mt Marseillcs.
MARsEiLLE, jan 2s, 1887.
The American monitor Mantonomoh Is now lying in
thIs harbor, and ia daily crowded with curious and ad
mlring visitors.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
LYNCH LAW IN MONTANA.

sr LOUIS, NO., Jan. 28, 1851
Advices from Montana state that the desperadoes in
that Terory have again become bold as To all out
from the old company OF "ReguIaors notice that the
rcore anizaton OF he company has become necessary,
end that hereafter all offenders will be suumary dealt
with
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
The ceTIuk TAX.

e 1890 '- MrxPuIs, Tenn, Jan. 2s, 1897.
The committee appointed by the Chamber sof. O0A.
merce 70 tess the cousutouaity OF the cctton, tsa
reported against testing IT, owing 10 the apathy oi se
chants and planters.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
SWITZERLAND.

Commercial Oyertures from Austria.
BERSg, JAN ~ 1867.
the OF Austria has made overturcs TO the
federal authorities with the view to commencing uego
Citations for commercial treaty between the two coun.
trles
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

The Pope Inclines Towards Italy.
FLORENCE, Jan 2s, 1867.
The Pope ID Inclined to grant the ecclesiastical de-
ands OF Italy with reference 70 the and appoint
naens Of bishops.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
cHlta suRxsu 70 uEA1A II 4 PUBLIC scHoot

~ SrfIsorIELD Mass, Jan %. 1897.
Melissa C. Donovan little girl eight years I'D,
burned TO death this morning In one of the public
schools in this city by her clothes taking Ore from
ate
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
FIRE AT ST. PAUL.

ST. PAU, Jan g. 1857.
The Epscopalan church, al the corner Of Fourth ana
Franklin streets partially consumed by nrs yestag-
day morning The loss is about oOo fully covered by
insuro opce
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

A.. Madame JMn.cl,s Mamma rini nnim as4
Pais Elevator deveopes the FORM S Canal street Sena
for ucssise. Agents, druggists.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
S PAL NJ.

Reergnnixmti0n Of the Army.
MADRID Jan. 20, 1867
Spain about 70 reorganize hcr army, which to con-
sis Of two hundred Thousand men, excluding the re-
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

ST. LoUIs, Jan. 2S, 1857
Tie Salt Lake Vide6e contradcts the report OF the
murder BY Iuoans Of . party Of Now Mexican minsrs
who were out prospecting The missing party have 70
turned settlement and report rich deposits of soG
having been discovered BY thsm
The New York herald., 1867-01-29


The commencement Of the Last week Of the Rchings
English Opera troupe at the Olympic theatre showed
dimnution In tho attendance or the hearty support
given by the public. The opera Balfes Rose Of
Castillo work which criticised at length last sum-
mer With I'LL its extravsgances and pusrilities there
Zone d the most beautiful gems Of melody and har
mony in this opera that can be found In the who,s
range o. English SrSyx The saN n tie hrst acs slo1s
WIN GAgm hfaAshlhe harmony, ana the 6visais, the
comic due5 &c,s are rssl pe.ris Mis Richtngk ahs
charming Nra Soguin, Castle. Campben and Wy1l5 wsrS
al satisfactory in their respective r6l There
actor In the troupe who deserves especial mentonAr
Edward Seguin seems 70 have inherited the abilities or
his father TO considerable extent and his acting would
do credit TO any stage.
The Brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening
crowded " its utmost capacity. The programme Of
ninth Monday popular concert embraced, however,
but familiar morcosux and well known though favor ito
artists Tho ORCHESTRAL portion Of the entertainment
certainly the most satisfactory and the spirited render
ing Of the overture TO Nicoas Merry Wives the perfect
phrasng and shading Of Lumbyes fantasia Visions in
Dream. the excellent cution Of the selections from
LAfrcaine and OF the Madeline Waltz were dcservedly
appreciated Mr. S. b. Mills the pianist, and per-
formed with less effect than usual Carl Rosa played
two soil on the violin.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29
MURDER sY A NEeau.

MvmrBrs, Tenn, Jan %, 1867
Frank Murphy, citizen Of Chelsea, was murdered
yesterday By drunken negro, who is now in JAN.
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

Proposed Military Union.
BgRils. Jan. 26, 1867.
The South German States have proposed a military
union with the Northern States
The New York herald., 1867-01-29

Family Alliance with Austria.
MUNICH, Jan. 2s, 1857.
King tPrinccO Maximilian Is 70 be married TO the
slster Of Francis Joseph, the Emperor Of Austria.