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New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, March 29-Noon.-COnsols are 81 for money.
EvcningConsO closed at 81 for money; United States
fvetweny bonds, 74 Illinois Central shares, 7Sb Erie
Railway shares, 80
LIVERPOOL, March 23-2 p. m.-Dispatches received
fromondOn show that the marketi for American secur
ties quiet and steady and quotations unchanged
FRANKFORT; March 2S-Evening. limited States five
twenty bonds closed this evening at 7s for the issue Of
1862
PARIS March 2-Evening-The closing rate for United
States bonds here this evening was 64s.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-Noon.-The Cotton market Is
dull l3ld for Middling Upland and 13id for Midding
Orleans sales to-day 1900 bales There no particular
change report in the Breadstufs market. Oats are
quoted at SS The Provision market is generally uR
changed. Eastern Prime Mess Pork is selling at 77l6
BOO I4nseed Oil quoted at Ra9 per tun. Iron, Ce
FOR pig.
2p m-The Breadstuffs market here Is dull, and Corn
has declined 3d. quoted at All per quarter IV'
Mixed Western
EveningThe Cotton market closes quiet at lsbalSid
for Mddng Upands the sales to-day foot up 5000 bales
The Breadstufs market closes quiet Corn is quoted at
nj The Provision market closes inactive. Pork firm
Lard 6ejo Spirits Turpentine is quoted at S7s. Com
mon Rosn, 9j6. Calcutta Idnseed Co., Clover Seed SS
Iron, 81 IS for Scotch pig.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
PERU.
CoNFISCATrON OF CHURCH PROPERTY-UNsUCCEss
FUL ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION.

CoNFISCATiON OF CHURCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FUL ATTEMPT Al REVOLUTION.
At the meeting of Congress on Feb. 5tb, Col Prado
was elected President pro. TEN.
Several bills have already been introduced, one OF
which is creating some excitement which has every pro-
liability OF being very much increased ere aayed
IL aims blow at the power OF the priestbood-the
Chush as is well known, is very wealthy possessing
large Of country etc. indeed the fat Of the land
introduced by Mr. CasOs, relates TO the
cation Of this property which is currently reported
amounts TO the large sum OF 100000 AS naturally
10 he expected the clergy will not tamey submit what
they will call wholesale spoilatiOn. Active deter
mined opposition headed by the Rev. Archbishop, has
already commenced and Will DO continued with u zeal
and unscrupulousness worthy OF the Church We can
only look on calmly and wait patiently for the decision
which we trust will be for the progress and civilization Of
the nation.
The War Department has issued an order making q
grant OF two in the term Of service the army
and naval officers engaged at the glorious battle fousht
at Caao on the I'd OF May last and OF six month 20 the
officers who took part IN tue naval engagement at Abtoa,
between the allied fleet aud the spanish frigaes Blanca
and Villa de Madrid.
The attempt at revolution Cerro Pasco thoroughly
crushed down. has been followed by similar attempts "a
Tru0 and Tacna, which have met with the same fate
thus plainly showing that the country ia firmly decided
TO maintain public order so essential for progress and
prosperity.
Government has called for subscriptions loan OF
soles 20 be appropriated 10 the building OF wharf
ar Calao The commercial community, highly Interested
IN the early completion OF work destined to Increase the
facilities Tor trade has received this with graft
tude.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
FROM OUR FOREIGN FILES.
IRELAND.


THE FKNIAN RIsING-THE REBELS AT DEVILS BIT
MoUNTAN-AN ENGAGEMENT NEAR AT HAND
THE RISING IN KERRY-THE SCHEME OF THE
FENIANs-ATTACK on TIE POLICE BARRACK AT
Ku.MAILoCK.
Prom The London Globe Friday March
telegram dated this day. Limerick Junction, 12
o'clock, states that the General commanding, with
infantry cavalry and artillery, has been out since
dusk guarding the Limerick road, as information had
been received asserting that the insurgents would
make an attack on the town of Tipperary, and that
they were 800 strong Squadrons Of artillery were
dispatched to the town. Large armed bodies have
been seen in the neighbOrhOOd and telegraphc com
municaton between the Junction and 1ipperary has
been cut off.
The following kilograms have been received this
The Scene OF the greatest excitement at present Is the
County OF Tipperary. The FenaDs assembling In
large numbers at Devils Bit Mountain and the mil
itary ascending the hill with field pieces 10 dslodge
them An engagement between the insurgents and the
Sst Foot has taken place Cloue In which several
rebels killed and IS made prisoners quantity Of
arms were taken. There is nothing this morning as vet
from the towns Of Tipperary district where the nsur
gents are force The garrsons there and at Limerick
junction have been largely reinforced, and amount to
$500 men under Gen MSIurdO The wires have been cut
between Cahr and Tppey The wicklow tsnans "a are
have been seized at Waterford Many country houses
have been pundered OF arms In County COrk Ihe re-
newed outbreak in Kerry is apparently OF small import
ance The magistrates Of Cork city have directed the
closing OF public houses after O'clock IN the evening
Al IN quiet IN Drogheda this morning ABOUT doZeu OF
the authorities'
g. Beifasi correspondent teeTaphs this morning: An
IS quet 10 ile north OF Ireland William Harbenson, who
iepoeu 70 DC the Head Center OF the Belfast FeDians
t a. Yesterday lie was formerly staff sergeant
W. 'p Ahtlih llIos This man had been arrested before
I ,ne suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act and, after
INK IL ~ Jall considerable time, admitted TO bail
ao nas Oeeli rcmanded for eight days. man named
Susy VINO was arrested week ago. has been arrested
aSNb at HaIbensons house. He also IL remanded"
FROM Limerick Junction TIE Times correspondent tee-
saf2hs this morning that the expected attack TIP
last night did not take place. Horse artillery and
ry eiI patrol tine roads The insurgents last night
'TI NJ ,osscssion Of the Kilteely police barracks
econd edition Of The Post contains the following
,Ssne on; Dublin Friday m0rning.-There has been a
me-, W he bosers Of Kerry On Wednesday night 400
hnnn. rit 1acr00n, but went off without doing any
sdts0rues are prepared for siette ut
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
FRANCE.

CONDENSATION OF Il. DE GIRARDIS.
On the eth NJ Emile de Girardn condemned 10 pay
fine Of 5000 francs, without imprisonment for his art
cle entitled "Des Destinees NOuvees," but which the
Government organs altered into " Des Destinees Neil
eures Up to the time OF the judgment being given the
Liber continued TO comment freely political affairs
but the 9th 1t appeared without Its usual editorials
and In their place and filling four columns critlque
of IA Medieval comedy entitled Calico The Libere
refused publish the report OF the judgment until
IL could take 10 from official source In reply TO ques
tons at the trial. Girardn said he 81 years OF
The President sad you are accused OF having excited
10 hatred and contempt OF the Emperors Goyernm mt in
article OF the Lbe DO you admit being the author
Of the article g. Girardln replied, ~ do" He said he
In the gallery when NJ Rouher delivered the speech
which provoked H. and which he answered IN his Journal
the spur Of the moment Had he not heard with his
ears IL possible 10 would have been less yele
ment. Girardin made good spicy speech, which was
received with laughter and applause.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
THE REvoIUTION ~ MENDOZA

. IHE REVOLUTION IN MENDOZA.
The division under the command of Felipe Saa,
attacked Gen. Paunero Los Loros and after bloody
engagement Of two hours duration, totally routed by
the latter with loss OF killed. and large
Der OF wounded and prisoners. Rodriguez and Ayaa,
who were both az San Luis were 10 sooner apprsed Of
this defeat than they set out with their respective dyi
sons, bent avengng their companion, aud coming mp
with Paunero at Poiteznelo del Moro instantly engaged
in the action, the two revolutionary divisions
were almost Instantly broken, the principal
rounding country Private advces from Mendoza state
the loss dead aud wounded To be greater than In tho
preceding combat Rodriguez had arrived at san Luis
aud was making every effort 10 rcorganze his forces
division sent by Ndea frOm San Juan under Pedro Vnas
Spanard formed the nucleus OF his army After these
successes Paunero quietly continued his retreat toward
Rio a. IN order 10 effect junction with 1900 5000 men
who were advancing under the command OF Don Emilio
Mtre Beside these defeats there is report that the
revolutionary Col Varea had been beaten by Command
ant irraaaba at la Roja Four hundred are said tA
have marched from ban Juan TO reenfoTsa ths iaites
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
RIrSSI

DISCOVERY OF A CONSPIRACY.
The Posen Zeitunj, u sem.oflical paper, intmates
that "a conspiracy has been discovered In Russia The
COnsprators being dissatisfied with the reforms Of the
present reign said 10 be aiming at the life Of Alexa
der H. THIS Intelligence writes Berlin c0rTespOndent
scarcely credible In the peaceful condition Of the En-
pre, and, but for striking ukase issued the other day
would deserve TO DE entirely ignored IL has Just been
announced at Moscow that any hotelkceper who should
omit TO send In the name OF guest TO the police within
certain number of hours will he transported 10 the east
provinces Of the realm. This DracOc edct cmana es
from the Emperor himself and though only referring
Moscow from the discrepancy between Offense and pun
ishment, seems to rest upon specific cause. The
sebastOpo dinner annually celebrated by those officers
who shared In the campaign, has Just come off at ST.
Petersburg. General Menkof who delivered the speech
Of the evening, remarked among other things, that the
events now pepang In the East were harbnger ~ the
good times coming, In which both SebasOpo and Black
bea ieet would bs reconstructed,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
SOUTH IND CENTRAL AMERICA.
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND CON-
GRESs.

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND CON-
GRESs.
good deal Of excitement exists in BOgota, owing
TO the differences existing between the President and
Congress The latter have asked for copies OF contracts
made by the former for loans from Robinson, Fleming
Co. Of London, for slO6eOo, and Primavesi Co. OF
for 100000 and for other information relative
the government funds, which proceeding has greatly
asperated the President and led him to make very
ridiculous display Of military power in the capital These
loans not likely 10 be acknowledged by Congress and
the President finds himself placed In awkward posi-
ton.
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
On the arrival of the British steamer Of war Doris
20 guns and 600 men, at Carthagena, her eommander
passed note TO the President OF the State, demanding
satisfaction for his having broken the seal OF mall bag
intended for the British Consul, and brought by tho
steamer West Indian The President refused, the
ground that he had legal power apologize and said
the Brser might take what steps he pleased which be
very did by seizng the steamer Colombia and Hoti
tying the foreign Ccnsus TO hoist their flags their
Consrlaes at day break next morning This resulted In
meeting OF the foreign consnls an apology ON the part
OF the President promise TO let the British Consul have
his maj bags in future as formerly and the release Of the
Colombia which sailed next day for santa Martha and
the Doris for Jamaica. The affair caused great
excitement in Carthagena, and will doubt greatly dis
quiet the Gran GENERAL at Bogota.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 29.-King William of Prussia has
Just succeeded in effecting offensive and defen-
sive treaty with the kingdom Of Wurtemberg. It's
understood that one Of the features of the treaty Is
(as is the treaties with Baden and Bavaria that IN
times of war Prussia is to command the eonsohdated
armies of both countries The conclusion OF the
treaty between the kingdom of Prussia and the
South German States, whereby Prussia is to have
command of the armies of the latter countries In
times of war, has engendered bitter feeling IN
France 1t is believed that the effort of the Emperor
NAPOLEON to form confederation of France, Holland
Belgium. and Switzerland against Prussia, is traeea
BILE TO this cause
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1867

the Counties of Tpperary and Waterford Limerick is
quiet to-day but large force 81 are They had
taken possession of the vacated police barracks tss @
bitter Winds prevailed ali last night.
Friday, 10 mThe city is quiet and no further con-
detachment Of the slst and troop OF carbneers gal
antly captured the old Danish fort at Bayhnrs near
Tpperary which had been taken possession Of by num-
erons we'll armed body OF Fenians The troops, accom
panied by Mr. De Gernon, r. Nj: and under the command
s as hey % wen and Drove se the entire Fenan
Of the fort The pursuit was followed up for four mics
carried off by the insurgents Seventeen were taken
prisoners including the leader named Burke, ana guam
titles Of arms and ammunition.
LIMERICK JUNCTION, Saturday, March 9-Noon.-The
bodies of Fenans have disappeared from the mountains
in this neghborhood and that Of Charlevile The military
returned late last night not having encountered them
Five hundred soldiers passed through here last night for
Tpperary The cavalry have Just gone out again In
OF the Fenians The town Of Tipperary quiet last
night The soldiers who were out yesterday came across
the remains OF Fenan eneampment at Kilfeaee, put
they did not agh upon its occupants-they had all ds
appeared. -, -,
this point at present, on the Galtees Mountains. The
troops about to start in pursuit -Four companies OF
troops sent Kteey this morning. have returned WITH
out encountering rebels
CORK Friday AfternoonThe insurgents, 5000 strong,
are moving Balncollig powder mills, five miles west
Of Cork where the country is pretty open The military
gone to meet them from Cork and Balincol1g The
large bodies Of insurgents reported TO have been massed
on the Devils Bit Mountain about miles north Of Tip
perary against whom troops were sent are reported 10
have retreated and dispersed
6p m-The troops have returned from pursuit OF the
insurgents threatening Bancollg The Fenians are re-
ported to have fed cheering and laughing Mono were
captured.
FESIANs IN TIE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
On Friday, March g. in the House Of Commons, Mr.. H.
Herbert asked the Home Secretary whether the Govern
mcn had reconsdered their policy with reference to the
persons implicated in the Fenian movement and those
taken in arms and, II they had determined to change
their policy whether IL would not be expedient to make
it known Immediately in order to prevent others from
joining In the outbreak He also asked whether martial
law would be proclaimed in those districts where out
breaks had occurred Mr. Wapoe said the districts in
which the outbreaks had occurred had already been pro
claimed As TO the former part Of the question he hardly
knew what the hon. member referred. Mr. Herbert
Martial law has not been proclaimed. Mr.. Wapoe no,
certainly not Mr. Herbert do you intend TO proclaim
to determine not prepared to answer 1t at present
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, March 23-Noon.-The steamship Man
haitian from New York March g. touched here early this
morning. en- route to Liverpool
March 2-The Cunard steamship Asia, which left Bos
ton ON the 18th inst touched this port this morning
and subsequently sailed for Liverpool Theextra Cunard
steamship Aleppo from NewYork March l3, also arrived
here to-day, and sailed again for Liverpool
soUTHAMPToN, March 24.-The steamship Western Me
tropos which sailed from NewYork the 7th inst,
rived here today and after landing her English mails and
passengers proceeded on her voyage to Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
CHILL.
THE PROPOSED MEDIATION.

The position of affairs remains unchanged during
the fortnight general belief that have accepted
truce for indefinite period not calling forth any public
manifestation other than that OF apparent apathy and
Indifference. BY the latest intelligence from Peru
learn that she has thought OF the
basis proposed by the medatug powers and only
hope that whatever the result may be- nothing will ariss
10 endangeT the south American alliance
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
SPAIN

COMPLAINT AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
The Spanish newspapers are talking very loudly
and pompiousy about the conduct OF the United States
Government for allowing the steam rgate Coumbaid to
sail They have quotations from the Spanish newspaper
published In NewYork which say that the papers Of the
frgste all farce, and that she s destined act
against Spanish commerce, under the Chillan flag
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, March 24,--The trial of the Fenian prison
ers for high treason will commence on the @h OF
AISril 1ext, in this city.
IuSsON, March A-The Government bas pno-
6skel the correspondence between the English ana
French Cabinets in regard to the illegal eNtradlhon
from Canada cf the French forger, Lamirande, and
the subsequent demand made by England for his
surrender
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
TURKEY.
LATEST NEWS FRoM CRETE.

Her Brittannlc Majestys corvette Racer arrived at
Malta from Crete the sth bringing dates from sada
Bay the I'd Skirmishes between Turkish troops and
the Insurgents continued In the interior of the Island
The Panellon had again the blockade not withstand.
ing the strong force OF Ottoman cruisers The insurgents
urge the National Committee not TO entertain the pro-
posas OF the Porte TO the Cretans
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
REIGUNI.

BRUSSELS, March 2s.-It is officially announced
that King Leopold Of Belgium will not enter into the
proposed confederation with France, Holland and
Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
EUROPE.
NEWS By TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO MARCH "a
nfs SElseRAPH TO TIE TRIBrSE

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
vienna, March 23.-AsSent TO tho proposition OF
the Great Powers of Europe relative TO the cessiop OF
the Island of Gambia TO the Grecian Government has
been emphatically refused by the Sublime Porte Of
Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
WASHINGTON.

THR CusToMHOUsE FRAUDs-THR TESTIMONY AGAINST
DOoLITTLB AND PATTERSON BEFORE THB SENATE
PASSAGE OP THB SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION
BILL OVER THE PRESIDENTS yBT0-PR0BABILITY OF
AN IMMEDIATE ADJOURNMENT UNTIL pEcEMBER-THB
sTRUGGLE FOR OFFICE
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Co-Partnership.

= HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME-
u MR.. FREDERICK HANER, INTEE BUSINESS
Of Segar manufacturing and dealing The firm will
be known under the style of DachInan Hnner.
= Sept. IS, 1867. s. BACHMAN.
In referring to the above. i tender my sincerest
thanks my numerous friends and patrons IN this city
and abroad, hoping that the same favors may be be-
slowed on the firm.
S. Is.
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needs is repose and stability in our
financial policy, and without these trade
and prosperity must languish. When
our debt was contracted, the men who
now clamor for its imm ediate payment
denounced bonds and greenbacks as
alike worthless, and dissuaded the peo-
pie from lending their money to carry
on the war, and my opinion is, they
mean no better to the country now than
they did then. Now, as then, their ef.
fort is to destroy the public credit.
The proposition to pay the public
debt in advance is unnecessary, i'm
practicable and destrutive, and would
result in benefit to none, unless it would
be the gold gamblers, and they would
ultimately be - hoistcd by their own
Petard.' as they were at the close OF
the war.
| The national debt can be paid with
out expressing the country, not by 'hot
| house experiments, spasmodic efforts,
| or violation of the public faith, but by
the solid growth of the country in pop,
ulation, wealth and prosperity, under
the administration of stable financial
policy. O. p MORTON
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SENATOR MoRToN's LErrER-We ask
the special attention of our readers, to
Senator MoRToN's Letter Oh the Public
Debt. which we publish below. Many of
his Republican friends in Ohio, had been
urging him to address them on this vital
topic; but as his health would not per-
nit, he has given his views through the
medium of Letter in the indianapolis
Journal, which is brief, clear and ex-
plicit--worthy Of the clear headed and
whole hearted Statesman and Sena.
tor of Indiana. We especially ask our
Democratic friends to read and ponder
the views he has thus given, and be no
longer deceived and humbugged by their
Pendleton and Nallantiigham leaders.
WHO seek to destroy public credit and
overwhelm the country III financial en-
barrassment and ruin, by merely chang
ing the form of debt from bonds to
greenbacks--thus making their asser-
tons come true that ''greenbacks would
become as worthless as continental cur
rency."
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MARRIED.,

On the ed inst. at the residence of Mr.: Wright
by the Rey.~R Toby, Mr.. John Blair of Rockville,
Ind, to Miss Jane Brewer of this city.
On the cath inst, at the residence of Mr.. J. b.
Miller in Abingdon, by the Rev. r, Toby, DR.. Thorn
as Rose of this city, to Miss HELEN NJ Miller.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Wayman, at Laero
Ind, Mr.. David W. Gray, to Miss Mary Straughn.
On the 9Th inst, in this city, by the Rev. j.
Agenbroad, Mr. Oswald III Rosenbaum, of Sandusky
Ohio, and Miss BERTHE A. Holmes, of Richmond.
On the evening Of the 10th inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. Joseph White, by Rev. F. Hypes, Mr.. Hugh G.
Nickle, to Miss Ann E. White both of Wayne Co.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. r. Toby, Mr.. Albert
Flint to Miss Mary Gard, all of this city.
At the residence of the BRIDES Father, the even
ing OF the 18th ins at Cambridge City, Ind. by the
Rev. John B. Wakefield Rector, st. Pauls church
Richmond, Geo. Stoddard, Esq, to Miss Ida L. Vim
ton.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Dawson, Ed
ward z. Breckenridge. of the firm of u. p. Brecken
ridge & Co., Richmond, Ind.,) and Miss Clara War
rem of Toledo. Ohio.
In Indianapolis Sept. 18th, by Rev. B. F. Foster
Mr.. William l.. Thomas. of Richmond, Ind, and Miss
Frances G. Dennis, of that city.
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TIE ELECTION.

On Tuesday. October being one week from
next Tuesday, our county election comes off.
AS several important officers are to be elected,
and as the election is to be held under the reg
istry law recently passed by our Legislature.
we would advise all voters to see to it that
they are properly registered. To accommodate
those who have not been registered, the Board
of Registration will be opened on Tuesday
next when the list will be completed, after
which there is some difficulty in getting in a
vote.
In reference to the tickets used at the cleo
ton, the law is strict and definite. The tickets
must be on plain white paper, with no distin-
gushing marks or other embellishments there
on, except the names of the candidates and the
office for which they are voted for. They may
be written or printed. Persons voting writ
ten ticket should be carul that they are on plain
white and not blue or red ruled paper, as the
Inspectors cannot receive OF count them. The
law on this point is plain and imperative, and
voters should be carful Of their tickets. The
object of the law is 10 secure fair, free and
impartial election, and it is the duty of all good
citizens to aid in its faithful execution.