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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

The bill raising the tariff on Wool, which
passed the Senate on Saturday, was adopted by
the House last session, signed by the Pres-
dent yesterday, and is printed in full on
the second page. 1t divides the subject
into three classcs-clothing woods, COM
mon woods, and carpet woods. Tho duty
on the first class, upon woods valued at
~ cents per pound, is 10 cents per pound,
and II per cent adj valOrem when valued
above 80 cents, IL cents specific, and 10 per cent
adj valorem duty. The same rates are fixed for
woods Of the second class, and on those of the
third, cents per pound on woods valued
at IL cents. and on those exceeding IL cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Several important changes, it will be seen,
have taken place in Lord Dcrby's Cabinet; but
it is questionable whether the new members
will impart additional strength to the Govern
ment. What has led TO these changes is not
stated but they confirm the rumOrs of dissen-
siOns in the Cabinet on the question of Reform
We shall not be surprised to find them the
prelude to a total breakup of the Tory Ad-
ministraton In the list of new Ministers we
do not find the name of a single man Of COM
manding abilities as a Parliamentary orator, or
of great prestige as q statesman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

The telegraph brings us news of renewed
Republican victories in Maine. Portland chose
A. T.. Stevens Zone Of the right sort Mayor by
1,134 majority Qast year 9O3), and Board of
Aldermen and Councilmcn which will wholly
lack the excitement of an opposition. The
cities of Gardiner and Lewiston likewise
elected Republican Mayors Maine means this
as a hint to her neighA0r Nov hampshire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

1t is again announced that Garibaldi Will go
to Crete to aid the Instruction by the prestige
of his name His sons have already gone there
According to our own correspondence from
Constantinope, the insurgents were, in the be-
ginning of February, in possession of the larger
Dortion OF the Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

tV- The address Of Gen, Butler on Inpeaich-
mcnt deiirerrd at Albany on Saturday erenln9
the BGnkrupt Lar, the Wool, Tariff, B,H, rye IN
Arts and dramatic Notices, the Girl Court R9g 1
norris, the Money Avticle and other mGtte1s N1n
Gs Gjrd DGoe. A Communication concerning the
National Fgecdmea'S Relief Association appears
ON the Serenth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

On the second page will be found full sy-
nOpsis of the Bankrupt act, which, having long
been debated, amended and pertinaciOusly re-
sisted is at last become a law The summary
of its provisions which we give is from the act
as finally passed, and for the general reader Is
more readily comprehensive than the full text
&C tho law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Not so fortunate as James Stephens Col.
O'Connor, the leader of the late Fenian revolt
in Ireland, Cable dispatch informs us, has
been captured He fell into the hands OF his
enemies in Westmeath County nearly 200
miles from the seat of the Instruction.
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THE CHARITY RAIL-.

The long-talled of Charity Bali formerly known
as the Calico Bald for the benefit OF the Nursery aud
Childs Hospital given last evening ut the Academy
Of Music The management Of the affair was IN the hands
Of Messrs Preston Belmont Duncan, Jerome, Aspnwal
and number Of other wclIknown gentlemen IL was
grand success The elite OF EcwIork society gave their
presence There was beauty aud brilliance-in fact,
all the crasn and whir and color OF great ball. The
pronso Of the affair were realized in handsome fund
for "A NOBLE charity
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THE cUSTOLLHOUSE REPORT
CARD FROM COLLECTOR sNyTHE.
Collector Smythe has published the following

Collector Smythe has published the following
pard:
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF THE PORT,}
NEw-IOEK, March 4, 1867. !
am both surprised and panied at the statement in
some the morning papers which pupOrts TO be report
of Huburds committee. though in fact is q spiteful
from the parties who lost the general order bust
ness after came into Office and their evidence
IL an that Is given, with all OF its false statements.
I can only state what / testified before that
committee under oath, that have never received
or paid TO any any whatever, arising from gem
eT9 order or carriage demonstrating abandoned and
rejected all offers of compensation as soon as had
time 20 investigate and understand their nature. 10 Is
true removed the general order business from Bxby d
Co and for very good reasons. l. however, told Mr..
Humphrey would consider him my future arrange
meut IN case found could do And 10 is also true,
have not been able to make all the appointments In the
Custom House asked for by this Investigating Committee
Hence their Indignation and this statement which gives
but SIDE and that an utter Misrepresentation Of the
facts. Yours, respectfully,
IT. A. sNyTHE, Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

There is again. as there has been in former
wears great deal Of suffering among the
workingmen of France, and strikes for higher
wages are becoming frequent. This adds a
new cause of discomfort to the many already
oVictiuO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

We print to-day full statement of the spirit
and work Of the second session of the XAAlAth
Congress-of its policy of reconstruction, flnan-
cial and general legislation To this is APP
pended q summary of the laws passed during
the second session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Gen. Buffers speech at Albany we report
at some length to-day on the second page lie
points out what he cOnceiveS to be the duty Oh
Congress, and as usual, fayOrs the impeach-
mcnt of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

Mr.. James Brooks failed to secure the sup
port of his party for Speaker of the House
yesterday; yet his appetite for mischief seems
not at all stated. His protest against the organi-
cation of Congress is 4 purely factious pro-
cppdinO
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Business Notices.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
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Allow me to say a word for myself have
bee, u.,s Mas wrsLow SYRUP in my family since aF
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soass the gums redaces Inflammation regulate the bowels cures
a cole and eorrce,s seiy gives health to hehid and
.,pl,r,s The mother. Be sure sud call Tor
Mrs wISsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP
,, the me smile Of CrRrs PERKINS the outside wrapper
AU o,ber, are base limitations
Sudden changes of weather are productive oil
TO,, Diseases Coughs Colds &C. There is no more eHeeuai relief
IN u ,,es 20 be found in the timely Of Browns BEoS
eH,. TsocaEs They possess real merit and have pr0r's t0e
,S.er by ties, Of many year having received testimonials ZION
.p,ses, men who have used them
SprING FASHION or GENTLEMENS HATS
I'm Tgx.p,v March will be offered counters the Spring pa
address The excellence Of my bbes anu Y
,,,i,e Tor secured for me so large patronage
al deosr'mnwl this Spns pattern be iul sual 49, 20
III .oa hat line displayed the finest collection ID ths
,a ever Ihbed being tue products Of the combined 'as'e anu ~
0F ""1 r. EsPENscssD, Manufacturer, No ne Sassln-st
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CouRT C,LENDln--Thc following Is the calendar
OF the brooklyn City Court for Tuesday Maich o. IaseS-
Nos. II to - Inclusive, % 10 10 inclusive, IL
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THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

,S. ono lnSd PR iou v only min, men oad ON paI
bs o. 80 pr hour by isr. Has Ho compiler mGch
T. ). o.5y oai Of Ode breaking dorm It's great simplicity AUG
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We challenge the world % produce It's equal
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NEIV- HIATpSHIRE

The Granite State holds her Annual Election
on Tuesday next, when she will choose three
Representatives in Congress (by districts), with
a Governor Railroad Commissioner, Council,
Senate, and House of Representatives. The
contest is spirited, and the vote likely to be
pretty full The State has recently voted as
follOWs:
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members of Congress are likely to send dele

Or in all, II Republicans and II Democrats,
increasing the total number of Republicans to
145, and that of the Democrats to Al, still leay-
ing to the Republicans two-thirds majority.
Comparing the XXXIXth with the HLth Con-
orroos our crains nnl lncsns are as fOllOMA:
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Republican. Dem
Gilmore. .....29, 03j. Eastm:
)eDiOrrnIr.

f0ll0W3:
Republican. Democratic.
1888 Gor. Gilmore o35. Eastman. 1873
Hartman. .... 4,372....
1904 PresL Lincoln 595 Mcclellan. 49, 03i
1858 Cor smyh "a, li5. Harrington. 2s,Ol7
1860 Coz Smyth 35, 1J7 Sinclair. SO,iSi
Gen. Hartman, who was the candidate of
the War Democrats in 1868, is now the can
ddate of the united opponents of Copperhead
Democracy. He is gallant soldier, who went
into the War a regular Democrat, and came
out pretty thoroughly reconstructed on the plat
form of Emancipation and Unconditional Union
ism lie is an effective speaker, and ought to
DOLL a very heavy vote. Mr. Sinclair, his COM
pettor, will poll the full strength of his party.
The Republicans have presented new candl-
dates for Congress in each district. The rival
nominees are as follows;
Republican. Democratic
l. Jacob. II. Ella. Daniel Marcy,
IL. Aaron f. stevens, Edward ". Harrington.
III. Jacob Benton. Harry Bingham
We respect the old adage, "Ncvcr halloo till
"you are out of the woods knowing well that
New Hampshire is by far the most evenly
divided of the Eastern States yet we believe
our friends are heartily at work, and will
triumph by at least Mr.. LincOln's majority
But Let no one remain away from the State
who is legal voter in il; for each district Is
sharply contested for Congress, and the loss OF
even one of the three would he a general mis-
fortune. We hope to announce the success of
Gen Hartman. an undivided Republican delcga-
ton to Congress, and a thoroughly Republican
Legislature, on the morning of the 18th inst.
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.. ,yr,,xoox All EyENiNG"DR HEBDARDS POPU-
IkV LgCriRES ON TllB LAWS OF hhAhIh
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,u1q vvFNISc-M HART THB ILLUSONISf PToteus
P1oaiaE Head etc.
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UNION HALL .,
THIS RygNSG-BUNYAN TABLEAUX Corner twenty 'n'''''
nj BrOai
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AmuscmenIs.

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F1FTH.AvR. OPERA HOUSE 80 ,
TUS PvENING-TIE BLACK CROOK lButesQneH "Hmh Il
Ch,aT. Nia,irels New Acts Music Singing, Dancing Sc
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BROADWAY THAI M coN- o.c POI ANt
- ...,.,.,xc nm T,IVI CfKCLE; On. cos AhoLS,SN
oREAN-IN AND OUT OF fLA'''
lana
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NBLOS Garden , p.,l.ie,,, Balst
TuIs FyESING-THE BLACK CEoOA-"'e'' '
Vrofpe
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STEINWAY HALL 49,. A..
.,rrs vvvNTSG- sANSON .YorkH Harmonic Society NINE
P,rcps Rosa Miss z. " Hutehngs hessrs iuomP''H i ~
.sly COhy, TheO ThOmsss Orchestra
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wALIACKS THEATES ,.r.,
THIS RvENING-INvESTMENf. Mr. D. v. YAM,
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pARSUNrs AMERICAN MUSEUM. 49, .,
NV ,Sn IVFSiSG-CIIRISTIAN MARIlRS-IWO ~ ~ ~
ppn TIiOTsAND CURIOSlTIES-NAN AMbIhDhS NVLbi'
ktOs or WILD ANIMALS
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,., rTpsFiS AND ANDROMEDA (Burlesquel-
viEK FONTS OF THE LAW Ls1y wv"
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NETWORK CIRCUS . .coo
IN I'm FoJ gSTRIAN PBATS. EewYork Circus Troupe
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUS EyKYISG-ITALIAN OPERA: MARTHA.
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KELLY LEOYS MINSfREIS ~ ,,,,pr
THIS EVENING 4 lNDER-LEoN 90 NApA""'''"
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THEATRE fBANt AlN.,
TaJS RyESING-LA FAMllLb bhNV'loN'
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.,,,. ,cvxrvc TiMouR THE TGKTEB. THE RIVAL CHHF'
fAtNS. SC
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OINMTII
THIS RgESTNG-sTRBBTS OF NEWBORN
The New York herald., 1867-12-25
EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

THr LONDON hoSKv MARKEr. LONDON Dec 24--Even-
ing Consus closed - e2s for account, and e2s for
money American securities closed at the following
ratios Limited States nvctwenty bonds TAX; Illinois
Central Railway shares SIX; Erie Railway shares,
lSk.
United States bonds closed at 1914 for the issue OF ls82
THE PARIS BouRss.-PAEIs, Dec 24-1I:l5 A. M--rhe
Paris Bourse s nat Rsntes are heavy and open at q
decline on previous ratea
LIVERPOOL CoITox MARxn.--IdvKRPoor. Dec a.
Evening The cotton market closed dull and lower at
7jSd mddlrg Orleans, 7sd The sales Of the day foot
up 900 bales.
TnAps RKrosr-The advlces from Manchester are IN.
favorable Tho market for goods and yarns Ia inactive
Lavrnroo1 BRrADsrrrrs MAnxrr.--LrvrRroor, Dec
quiet and steady. whsat--1bs ID per GENITAL for white
California, and 13s ID tor No. rod wostsrni market
nrm. Barley. 5e. 3D. per busAoL Oats, es 81 Peas,
l6e Cd per 50i ibe.
LfvrRroor PROVISIONS MARKET. --fivKsroof, Dec a.
Evening. The provision market 10 quiet and dull.
Eastern prime mess; lard, sps % per cwk cheese,
t2s per cwt for best American nnei bacon 10 nrmer,
aud has advanced 10 Ala per owt for Cumberland cut
DECEMBER 24--Evening. Petroleum steady at "a.
per gallon for spirits and IL. Nd for standard white
Naval stores dun. Rosin, g. I'd. per cwt for common
North Carolina and lla for medium 70 ens Spirits
turpentne ais cwL Sugar 2ts 3d. for No. ~ Dutch
standard Cloversssd, S6s per cwt for American red.
Linssed cakes, El0 I0s Per Ton for American thin
oblong for feeding Oils dui q fSe per tor for whale
xli2 for sperm ana H37 for fnssed. The market for
articles Of American and other produce 10 quiet and
steady Talow, however, has declined 3D., and 10 now
quoted al tAs per ewI for American. :.
The petroleum market closed ~ ~ francs for standard
whfte
The New York herald., 1867-12-25
THE ELEPHANT MURDER.

Former Exploits Of the Elephant Romeo.
We have published an account OF the killing Of Mr.
W. s. William the keeper OF the elephant known By the
name OF Romeo The following account OF the former
exploits OF the dangerous animal Ia interesting:-
Romeo was ehrlsened "Canada," from tho fact
that he landed arst IN the province and ss such Was
known In Doavsn, Wis, whore be was an object Of
power and supreme strength. Bolts, bars and chains
hindrance 10 him. Corn fields, orchards truck
patches and choice gardens were sacrificed 10 mis- vora
TO be asspot feared By all even shoss who had been
specially engaged 70 handle him. In one OF
bis paroxysms Of rage be killed . number OF
horses and did other injuries creating such general con-
sternation that tho town authorities At the Instance OF
the ctxsns ordered out the local militia 10 destroy him.
Mr. J. Mabs. wishing 10 preserve him lhaving cost an
immense amount OF money! persuaded them TO daslst,
OF labor succeeded in weaving chain work around him.
As long a. Mr.. williams remained with him Romeo was
apparently doss although he would never permit any
eSs sb,. sysns ave. = rssd 70 is farm In CANADA
Romeo was coaxed and driven 70 PhiadelphIa In the
fail OF 1885, whero he was placed under the care OF
new but inexperienced sIephsnt manager. He was not
long. however, In making Lively demonstration
He seeded from his keeper, battered down the
walls OF the building wherein he was confined, and
escaped into crowded thorough.srcs OF the city.
the city aud cnsconced himself In grove wherc one
the foohsrdinsss the courage to approach him
People afraid 70 walk the streets, and cannons
placed 10 rake him fore and att In the d.
lemna Mr. williams vas again summoned: but before
he arrived Romeo shot by expert marksman,
and deprived OF the sixht Of his left ere The wound
him furious tho crowd from the scsne and the
mad elephant was left master OF the situation. MI VIII
Hams with caution approached hts place OF ambush the
monster his voice and permitted him 70 come up
and wth gentle, though nrm treatment, he modified
him and finally succeeded In getting him y big quarters
Mr. Williams up 10 the tlmc Of ns death, had snllrs
control OF the animal.
The New York herald., 1867-12-25

From the Washington Chronicle, Dec "a
The painfully sad intelligence was received In this
reseniatvs from the Delaware district, Ohio was
killed ut his homo In Marysvile, Union county, on sun
day morning, By an insane son. The boy is about
eighteen years OF age, and until two weeks ago
was Of sound mind. His father left thls city on
measures as might be necessary in his case.
Mr. Hamilton was elected 10 the Foreth Congress AZ
the successor OF Hon. James X HubbcL Ho was
OF the wealthy and Influential men IN the county
which he lived aud was especially known aud loved
for his deep In all benevolent enterprises and his
kindness toward the poor OF his nsshborhood folit
cally ho was avery thorough and sincere radical ;
o man OF strong convictions and hrm In his ad.
herence thereto. He served some time ~ member Of
the state legislature in which no was contemporary Of
Judge Chase, and under the Naturalization OF Mr.. LIN
oeln he held important ofce in the revenue service
His age at the time or his melancholy death must have
been about nfty years. Hs lssvss vifo and ax
children,
From the cincnnat Gazette, Dec. 23.j
Thomas tlhc OF the decsascd 10 about seventeen
years OF age and his insanity has herstofore been OF
very mild form such as would only be readily detected
BY medical He has attended school regularly and
seems 10 have been quite digent and successful Ia his
npdlsA HIs disposition. however. hss bean exceed
attention Of his teacher, who brought him
10 this city soms days ego hat he might be
examined ~ bis uncle. pr, y W. Hsmil.ca.
Ths Doctor pronounced him ansclsd with 10.
sanity Of an inactive character, aud advised the
10 keep close watch upon him, a. he would some tlms
attempt 10 commit soms terrible deed warning which
ths affair of day shows was not given without cause
Referring 10 this melancholy event the Washlnsson
rnisd states has never bcsn called upon TO make ex-
preston respect 70 ths death Of member which 90
harrows the souls OF associate members and Of friends
and relatives ~ IN the present casa
The New York herald., 1867-12-25
A culuaEn uflEcATE VISITS saAsr.

lie Il Invited 10 "Tali Horsc'' and Declines.
[From the Evening Telegram of yesterday
wAsBSgros, Dec "a, 1867
General Grant had . novel sort OF applicant for
admtancs TO bis presence this morning. About halfpas
ten O'Clock respectable looking sable citizen made bis
appearance aud asked have interview with the Con-
ea OF the Armies lie told that no must send In hts
name, whereupon the colored citizen sat down aud Ia.
dctsd latter 10 General Grant, IN which he explained
that no representative Of his African brethren Of
the South, and came on their part 10 discover Grants
views on the topics Of tho day, aud more especially
regarding the rights or tho negro. The letter
was taken 20 General Grant WHO set back a.
answer that he was military officer and
did not desire any conversation on political
topics The colored delegate, however, refused 10 be
shubbsd In this way, and entered into argument with
General Dent on the subject lie told Dent be wanted
merely 70 take back with him some comforting assur.
ancs that Grant tho friend OF the negroes and that
he deserved their support. Dent Informed him that
when senator Wade called Grant the cenysration
vas devoted mainly 10 horses and not 70 politics The
coored citizen said he did not want 70 talk horse'has
be look no ntert 10 that suhcc but Ia others OF moro
use 70 general humanity and great political rights Dent
however, almost a. reticsnt on these matters ~
Gran, hinssf and 20 the African delegate sfser repeat
"a edorls a pumping retired disappointed
The New York herald., 1867-12-25

Thomas ]. Mcdonald, tho Kentucky Central conduc
tor, committed suicide In Paris KY, last week. leaving
the following letter 70 bis wifo.-
OK rux RoAp, Dec. III, 1891
DsAR wrE--f had my teeth drawn, and believe
will die from the effects OF ~ took cbloroform, and
will not 70, over a. owe Dfsreius tailor, a. Covins
top for two coats and one pair Of pants, tgs owe
Hi Smiths bill; owe express company for old
horse s50J owe HIidre.h for whes. bodghi Of him.
Get him TO take stock back, and also the farm. Dox
Brown has got my will Call for H. Jim kiscf VIII
friend OF yours and nine. I. j. MCDONALD
II die from this you are entitled 10 my insurance.
As II is an accldcnLy lilo was insured for f6,00O
The fact w. however, that Mcdonald committed ru.
eide by taking morphine. He was about thfiy.sr
years old, and leaves an estate valued ~ nisen ~
twenty thop sand doiars