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Making total Of Al families, comprising l62 persons
nd s the water closets OF No "a back up 70 NO 30
which BY the tenants not less than 700 persons
se one water closet which must from necessity be
always in fishy condition. On the top noor ons Of the
tsnnns asked the landlord for ladder TO get on the
roof He sent him the carpenter AMI the carpe.'er
y nj him back TO the landlord and hs result Ii that tne
house yet remains without tire escape. Considerable
alarm was felt lately the occasion OF IRE on the
art floor but II fortunatcly extnsuishcd before
No 572 East thirteenth srcet Is our stories high, and
has two families on floor II s possible TO get on
rs roof through the seattle, but from the roof there 10
no escape Tho ventilation la bad
, No SOC front and rear, Is four stories high. The
kster closets are in bad condition, rats aboand the
0rsm,ses the roof Ia esky. and the doors 70 the house
oniy mere apology. Tho house was visited by typhoid
fsver lsrt summer There fro escape for The eight
smss In the rear for tho sixteen families In the
yrrIrxp rcs yRR
No w Hivington stree. 10 In every respect IN exco
hsnt condition with the exception of nre escape The
door 70 the yerd which Ia small, 10 nailed mp On the
6ourth door one OF the has pus up an iron ar
hagement 70 which he attach rope and lower bis
uily 10 the yard. There no excuse FOR NOT having
3rs escape hera The rent for apartments on tns fourh
About afty other large tenement houses wsrs visited
this ward ont they were nsery all alike, the houses
6sgv crowded tbs sssirsyp dark and airty, ana the
nVostments IL W m0e spndton- rilth W. found =
- selaxk - essSAA sossnpleaeA - gnns q "
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
the A1tm1lc AND GREAT WESTERN sallaoau.

~ CrscrSsArI, Jan. "a. 1857.
Trains the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad are
running regularly, making good time and ON all con.
nectionR
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Grandtota. 3,2lS
Average number OF cubic feet 10 each OF cellar
populltion. o8l
Dr. Ahnson s Jones, Of th Metropolitan police, says
has ben ascerained BY experiment that well venti
lated sypce f not than thousand cubic feet ID
required for the healthy respiration OF adult Four
Of air. when expelled the lungs and exhausted Of
ts oxygen ~ charged with cafbonic acid g6s to such
extent that vtiates poisonous degree huodred
cubic ieel VI supply Of least cubic feet per
minute Is required 10 carry on healthy respiration
According 10 the opinion OF Dr. Jonos, there only
l3A houses out OF the l62 that have perfect ventilation
PROFITS cy TENEMENT PROPERTY.
In Thrtie&h street, Eighth nue. there is . row
OF seven tenement houses all built alike, in every par
ticular and five stories In height There are no nre-
escapes but The roots be reached through Scuties
about three feet by and half in dimensions once
on the roof II would be easy enough 70 escape py
the scuttle adjoining. The stairs and landings
are broad and In good order; and tne samo ~
may be said o the cellars The water closets should DC
kept In good order the proprietor PAYS $a4 month
TO woman 70 attend them The rst floors are occupied
by stores On the flo rs oil the street there are
bakery, grocery, butcher shop, shoe store hquor
saloon, candy store, kerosene establishment and
policy shop TIE lucky numbers drawn IN tbis latter
"Wednesday 81, IL rs. 1t was we'll patron zed
by boys and girls OF twelve and fourteen years Oh sge.
The renlai o. this house Is as follows:-
Secono floor, apartments %
Third floor, apart nents ~
Fourth hoor apartments ao
Fifth floor, apartments -
ro,a, .s257
$3 Ooa each, 81 566 year. arc returned IOm
the seven tenement houses.
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1l.TH AUCTION SALE.
on WEDNESDAY, JAN. %, lso'.

7| ~ - : Y NuW V0nU. JIM
rhs ,awars Lsckawsnna Ard wes;erp y % sr -
nsnv viii sell IL J1 I'm n phHf - 3 y. ,,s~
korsera III the ssnysa ssea .oo n % ,n ~
corner or William. street, New York. ON WeonsseSs''
inst al II O'Clock noon .,. s,xo
mW" ~" f.,rsx.rrs Lvcrs rsxsus n -
~ a.s, ,sp .pysa Scvsrabls their depot knsaossn -
duTir ,hs month Of Februsry loI a, s~~~.s sunS -
49, Az a. .ss and The balancs within ~ days shsrsA
q tho Once 'f 'a' company JOHN salssYE
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DEATH of A sul0ER of TINE WAR or lsi2.

BosroS, Jan, %, 1867
Mr. Ebsuezer weeman, seventy years Of age, SOL
der OF the var OF 1872 died suddenly at his residence
In on Saturday. Of the heart disease The
esteemed citizen aud for the last forty
years well known iron manufacturer.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. q, 1867
Thomas J. seott, formerly from Virginia, clerk at
the Nashville Railroad depot killed there yesterday
By being accidentally run over BY the locomotive Of
the BArdstown train.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York, Hudson River Rail-
road Thirtcth street and Tenth syenue Sand 10 NJ and
34A $40 and II r. M and va Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue ct III A. ~ snd ais r. NJ
The $50 NJ train via Hudson River VIII on Sundsys
r NJ train also attached sleeping every day except
ing saturdays, which through Ogdensburg II.
W. and O. Railroad. without change
sunday train Hudson River Road New York to Pough
kecpsc and return leaving New York 80 A. NJ and
Harlem Road Forty street TO Merton and return,
leaving New York ut 9 A NJ
WIN. II. VANDERBILT vice.President.
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Uos 7iLvRsror. rExAs-sAIJvo wEBKLY.-
II Isp. lne ms Al sseame< EuTERrEs Eitridre, com
on saatsisy January b. Dropping pssssnssr; u Key
ia ,pia. psyrs xsins :up.y,eE sssemnss.'ions,
ags, z Oh hALI2f@sTf f@ 3 1cS CO. -
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SALES AT AUCTION.
j. BLEECKER AUcTrONEER
"A. vALUABLE PRoPERTY At AUCTION.
Wednesday January 90 1867 u o'clock the Exchange
West 10th ST. frame House lots 3sI ,ss s1s feet
10th st D Lots between Sd ana .th avs.
10th av, brick House and Lot lis, near 2ls %
1lith st.. valuable Gore - frf', east OF 9th
ssth St, 2 Lots =. y. between ID "a avs
Hart ~ Brooklyn frame HOUSE sad Lot between Marcy
and Tompkns avs.
4 NTHoyY l.. BLEECKER, ,AUcTIONEER.--Brl
January 81 at Il O'clock at the Exchange ssiesroom Ill
Broadway. the valuable Property West Twenty lfth
street. storybrovn House and Lot No &C. solth
dc between Broadway and Sixth avcnuc sox99 Terms
easy.
4 NTIIONY +. BLEECKFR AUcrToNEER.
Thury January 81 s& II O'CLOCK at the Erchangs sales
III Broadway the valuable property Amty street.
three brick House aud Lot No ID north se between
Mercer and dlsens, l9s7s terms easy. -
A UCTfoN NoTICE.-E T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
n TnIs DAY (TuEsDAyl JAN. -.
101z clock, at salesfoor, ~ Cortlandt street,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. Ac,
In lots 70 suit city and country buyerA
ALSO
SKATES-275 pair Ladies' and gents Skates.
FIRE lRoNs-6sc pair English Fire Irons
tfor accoun, xscn cgs 4 may concern.
ss5 borss AFIELD CO.'S Tack Brads Finishing Trunk,
shoe. Cigar Boz and Cout Nails.
Comprising fun assortment slightly damaged BY rcsh
cuTLLyyRny,a,7,so y, :, 70, dog Table Cutlery asrnsg.a:
Catalogues early morning o. sae
Is street.
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TpAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
THROUGH LINE
To CALIFORNIA
CARRYING UNIT sD STATES NAIL.

VIA PANAMA RsfLROAO.
-ave pier - North river foot OF Canal street.
II o'clock. noon, az foliovs:--
February sfA n SING STAR Ca ptan w. q. Furber
ucctrr with MONTANA Captain sutton.
February tlh--H my CHAuNCFf. Capital, A. a.
Gray onnecting with CONSTITUTION Cart an Cavsriy.
February alst-cqEAN QUEEN. Cariain I. A. Harris.
connect li,g with GOIaDSN AGE. Captain Lapldrs
All departures touch ct Acapu'-o those lss aad 2st
connect Panama with steamers South pacdc ports,
LIST and h for CensrL American ports ana u of ss
toucn at Man.4Anio.
Derarturs Of iith each month raonects with the new
stes nom Psnsms aiis New xexlaul
stesulsr OF March u lsS7, win wish The oorn-
Yokohama and Hong Koas or April D 1867
icr pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines ana
stts 1dancs free.
the Office on The wharf, foot Of Canal street north river
New York. Y. r. EABY. Agent
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A yCrroy sArr.-sAMuEL WYNN. AucrroNEER
N MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FrpviruRh.
PAINTINGS, BRONZrS, PfANOFOETE, MIRRORS, &C.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day fTnesday), n. VI O'clock he elegant brown
stone mansion "A West Sixteenth street. between fsth aud
sixth avcnurDfawing room Furniiu-0 covered Ia bf0c
toll rosewood Etagerrs, mirror backs marble toP se;ra
LaTy bookcase DO volumes choc Books Centre naeies
Turkish Easy Chairs paintings by cnirsn artisss Banzs
rosewood Panoforts, STOOL Cover and Music ooksi r2ss
wood and walnut Br-csus, Bsfsieads. Werrosrs; hAt
tressos, Blankcl SExet&. E1tonsion Taplo, S.ev,su
elegant sets Of Cbina, Glassware sservsrc Tane ouey
A uCTIoS SALE or CRocGRRY, CHINA. GLASS MD
n Cuslcry. o. EVANS Auoorccr. WI ., -. W
Tuseay. 90 ~ oriork. % Barclay street geusai
reserve. and eoods carefaliy repackea or snpps
A UCrroN SALE TUE FIRST CLASS TnuR OUR, sIcRT I.,
~ store southwest corner OF dsn snr snd feass scct
vii 10 sold BY r. II. LUDLOW Co ~ snetSn on tues
day % ordsr OF trustees 70 close ~ es,nte . 10
peremptcry Maps &c q auction raom No nc ssree.
ny pAsYgr A. MATHEWS, AUCrloxEFar -.z :.
ID PEREMPTCRv AND CLQsiMa, sALE OF suPEhB
TowAN AND FLoRENTINn MARBLE TAzZAS, VASES,
MOSAIC TAsLEs MARBLE AND ALAbAsrkR srArv.
haitS' nnNsRs sos'si sHfHgws WIN sen By sncon %
TUESDAY BvkNrN0. JAN. 20,
st7h O'Clock. ~ tue new salesroons.
so ard % BRoAowsy. corner Twenty second street.
n ,TH sszR sUsTs with elegant marble Sta
snee,as of THREK GRAcKs. FLoEA, TRAGEDY. COME.
by IA Also superb Roman and Florentpe Marble Agate
ana xlabaser Tassas vaAea BAske, Fruit Birds Ac The
& sm y vAiHgcs HcT ~ AsFiS iad ~ sFsifsS" Sa.s
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4 UCrION NOrICE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HousEkEEpLks AND TILE TRADE
OVER SSVn0 WORTH or
elegant and genteei Household FurntuIs public auction
this (Tncsday morning January 80 nj IA o'clock, at tho
iags residence l9 Clinton place, Eighth sixth
avenue, consisting " magnificent rosewood Pianoore
Stool and Cover, AL modern improvements fun and
hs ocavc richly carved legs end three beautiful
Paor Sug covered with the richest description OF French
satin p-ocslc Works Of Art Bronxes Oh Paintings by emf
artists Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood
Etagees, style OF Lors XIV solid black walnut Extenson
Table Buffet and pning Chairs 70 mssch oval and Pier
MrroTs black walnut Sults covered with harcloh aud
rcn black walnut mud rosewood Bedsendg and Bu
Spring and Inir Matressra eyens and Rockers,
Vases. GLASS; China and silver Ware Cutlery no. n b.
Keole IN attendance 20 pack and ship goods FOR
uArchAkcrA a a rnnnnnahln chnrxeL
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EoR RICHMOND. NORFOLK AND CITY PoINT
T. ne sidewhsel steamships
EATTERAS, Captain Alexander Every Saturday
ALBEMARLE, Captain Boufno.. Every wednesday
Al2 NJ from pier 81 North river giving through bills o
LIVINGSTON FOX 1 CO.. Agents, Us Liberty stres.
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Ar DOUGHTY, .AycrroSEER, WILL s.. SILL .. TIL
general assortment q Parior suits Chsmcsr Library -
n,rns poorn suits; Velvet and Threepy Capea Chr
N,ross Pianofortes Hair Nstresses 0ss Fixtures ooD
Ds.ks a. Descriptive catalogues a. sale.
r,TIrprPy,s sAI.E.--cLuTIlING CLOTHS, HosIKnH.
RICHARD wALfkHs, Auctioneer,
- viii sell this day Tuesday, ~ ii O'clock
:, " vsss HrnadwAy, large quantity OF One Mems -
.a,ts rlothins Coats Pants Vests, wocsn and ohae
slrss Hosiery Goods aisc large quanty OF Cloths o.
sirso, T.or.s Il. fssais Deputy. John KELLY, shsrK
c,grgJFFs slLE.-RTCHARD WALTERS, AU4
y uoneer win sell this DAY Il esday) ~ Al O'Clock a ~
canal street. quantity OF Monuments, Head and Yeo4
JohN kELhHs SbcrAns
cyHERiFT,s SALE or n ~ GOOpS--BY COLE a MuR
- Ply. Tuesday, 2st az t0x O'Clock III 339 Fultrl
street brooklyn general assrmenI the Stock OF reen
store. Also SheriIs sale OF Clothing.
yUILLIAs ABsoTr, .AucTIoSFF.-orricE -
wv Chatham &C are-S.lfs wednegdty ai I0i ocioen
The sock and Fixtures OF the liquor store ~ huipen
arest; spen.id lcur.pul' rosewout Ervhsh Beer mp
Bourbon Whsksy, Gin Brandy and Wine In Ia ge
ss 2c Nogheads Old stock Ale. three yer~ 10 tho ceba
Cigars, 40 .----------
VIM wiTTLAs AUCTION Ss s-sKLi:s es s snsss
w das a. rcN o'clock, a. lib Grand street ae
Parlor Cnanbef, Dung Room and hiichan l
OF the house Almo ali the Bsfrvon AMI Saloon f"i~~
aud Fixtures. Wiace, Civsrs, &c. -
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NvOPTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA NICARAGUA, EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
win dssratch the first class steamships
=. san FRANCISCO, Capt Behm. January %, :.
From. p,er ~ North river foot o Warren street. noon
with passengers and freight very low rates. Connecting
on The Pacific Ocean with The fine Steamships
AMERICA, Captain Wakeraan. and
MOSES TAYLOR, Captain Blrtln nn.
For further information apply " the North American
WIZ. ". WEBB, President
"a Exch anae place ~ Y.
ID. " DARLINGTON, Agent.
Ia West street. corner Warren streot, n. y.
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL.
- calling AZ Londonderry 10 land passengers and malls
The favorite passenger steamers OF
THE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
IOWA. Craig. Saturday February
CALEDONIA, Macdonald. Saturday February r.
From pier 4s North river.
Plrrs PAYABLE CURRENCY.
To Liverpool Glasgow and Derry-Cabins $50 and SO
sle.rag-, $50 -
Prepaid certificates from these ports 70 New York ~
FOR further apply at the company's odlcos
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO., Agents
No. Bowling Green. New York
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APROMIsING FIELD OF LAROH

ApaPer l. being drawn up and gned by a
number of Virginia Republicans, inviting
Horace Greeley, Henry Ward BcAeher. Mr.
Bryant, and Others, 10 come 10 that Stare and
addTe>> the people on politics. We hop thu
invitation will b. accepted, and that other pro-
minent Republicans will follow the exampla
OF Senator Wilson. Nowis the time, IL ever,
70 rid the Southern people OF their erroneous
ideas As 10 the objects of the Republican party,
which have resulted frora constant misrepre-
sentation on the part Of Southern leaders and
newspapers. For this purpose the speakers
should address themselves nor only 10 the
coloTed people, but 20 a many of the whites
CT ne laborlng class a can be reached. Con-
gresS having finished its work oy proposing
plan for reconstruction, all who Ar intere> ted
In advancing the cause of political progress
In The South should al once put their should
eTs 70 The wheel Mr.. Greeley and
Mr.. Beeeher on account Of their reputation tor
honesty OF purpose and zeal, tempered with
discretion, would command the attenuA and
Members of the last and present Congress
might also engage in the work, and be sure of
a hearing. There never has been such an
opportunity for mo- lding public sentiment In
The South,a and dispelling prejudice there, and
twin be not only foolish but criminal 10 neglect
L Much Of the future progress Of that section
and Of the country viii depend on the in au.
snces under which the proposed new State
governments are organized and no labor
should be spared 10 have the management OF
the whole work of reconstruction entrusted
TO proper hands.
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WHITE AMI" COLORED "

From somp of the parties who take par IN
the Republican ward meetings We nave re-
ceived the singular request, that IN our re-
ports we omit the design alton OF . colored'
and Whit" 70 The participants in those meet
ipgs These requests, We should add, have in
All cases come from white men; in no instance
has . colored man found fault with being TINS
designated. The inference is that some of the
whit Republicans either do not wish 1t known
aha; they associate with colored men al the
ward meetings., or are ashamed OF ;ha part
they Themselves take in them.
Now W. have 20 saw that w. usa the d-signs-
tIon "white" and =" colored'' In no in vidious
sense. but simply IN order 20 make a satisfac-
tory report OF the proceedings. In no other
way can the proceedings OF mixed meeting
OF white and coIorad b. mad Ineligible, IS
will be apparent TO any one with thimble-
full OF sense. Much of the interest of a good
report consists, as every reader knows, in irs
setting forth accurately the personality OF the
speaker; and no NOR dreary and meaning
less reading can be imagin ned han thr report
OF ing in which q string of Smiths,
Whites, Browns, and Johsons should appear
n psr1ciparors, without a cline as 10 their
identity.
At this period, when the colored people are
for the first time coming forward to partiei-
Pate IN public anatrS. IL is matter of In terest
20 know what are their vie W., how they give
expression TO them, and how they comporJ
themselves generally in their novel position.
under their newly acquired right. Our re-
ports Of the Republican meetings have shown
that the colored people are able to express
themselves sen=ibly, rnodestly, and 10 the
point All who have read these reports have
been impressed by the in elligence, candor and
good sense displayed by The colored men a,
these meetings. Had we omitted the word
"eolored' IN Designating The speakers. il
would never have been known, and never
have oeen believed, thar Uuedueated colored
men were capable of thus expressing them.
selves and thus COMFORTING themselves. II
would be unjust TO the coiored men not TO ad
nit that they have behaved themseiy, a.
these meetings with infinitely more dignity
ana common sense than have many of the
whites wI-h whom they have been associ.
a'edi and, to use can phrase, perhaps that,
what's he matter Perhaps some of the
whites " no are making themselves so ridicu.
lous al >O.ne Of the WARD meetings. in the sci.
fsh pell-mell scramble for once over the
shoulder Of the coloTed men, do not like the
contrast afforded by the sensible, dignified
conduct of the colored men compared with
their own antics.
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Affair." In GeaYsefsAa

ARRIVAL or Coal The folio wing arrivals
OF coal are reported at the collectors ONO
since or report yesterday Two boats Goa
tanning 2ei toms for the Central Company. three
boats Continuing $40 tons for tae Am ricau
Company, Ill tous 20 the Hampshire asd Bal
umore Company. and iO4 tons 20 the Gum Der.
land Coal and lron Company. A few boats
loaded with coal passed over the aqusdact
this morning en- route 20 Alexandra.
$MBRoHAEre' EXCHANGE.-The offerings NJ
the Nero hants' Exchange this meruinR were
500 bushels corn. $500 bushels wheat, 2,5e9
barrels -four. Sales =, zoo bushels white corn,
SI.I6; 500 bushels DO Si.i5S; Go bushels dam
aged yellow DO, Si.iS; 1000 bushels spring
wheat, S2.73: 900 bushels white wheat, 50 IS;
Ito bushels red do. $40.
THE FIsB WHARY-But few arrivals OF fish
are reported this morning. About o0J herrinx
500 tay Ions and 100 shad were brought down
frC 10 the Little Falls and imm I'd iateIy sold the
herring bringing $40 per thousand, tsyiors -
aad g lad SIS per hundred. .
0FEw ARRIyALs--Thsa rriv ais OF boats with
hour and grain BY canal are rapidly falling
of.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
Ma kimillian Wounded and Nearly ta,.

NEW YORK, April i9.-The Herald says:-A
gentleman who left the City of Mexico On the
eih instant informs the Mexican Legation that
Maxfnillian was at that time en- route from
Queretaro for the City of Mexico accompa sied
by about 5000 troops. He was wounded IN
the right arm, by spent ball, in the fight at
QHeretaro, and narrowly escaped capture in
one of the mou tain passes.
The capture OF Puebla. by the Liberals was
not generally believed IN Vera CruA but d ~
celebrated by the Liberal forces outside of the
city.
The Imperialists regarded the report as a
ruse OF the enemy.
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(By Gable to the Associated Pressl

(By Gable TO the Associated Press1
BsRLIH. April fs-EveninE 1T is reported
here that the Emperor Napoleon rs strength
enipg his force and military posts On the from
ter and placing his artillery on a war foot
ing, that ambuIauces are being purchased, and
that the French Reserves OF 1868 will be called
out on the Is; OF May next. 1t is represented
that Prussa rs also making active military
preparations. e
LoEroh, April I5-Evening.- NO further de.
mands have yet been made upon Spain by the
British Government in the case OF the steam
or Tornado. which still remains unsettled.
FRANKFORT, April i8-Evening-U. S
bonds closed TO- day at 76k.
ANTWERP. April is-Evening.-Rsfned De.
troleum has declined to 45s5O per barrel
LONDON. April 9-Noon.-Dispatches re.
ce,ves from Berlin state that the speech of
King William, at the closing of Parliament
excites distrust throughout Germany.
PARIS. April 19-Noon.-The bourse is dull
and heavy, and rents have declined one franc
LIVERPOOL. April I9-Noon.-To.aayb be n q
Good Friday there are no markets or stock
boards.
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The WEEKLY STAR Is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading matter
iuii report OF the trial of VIM. E. Clesver for
Murder the Surratt case in the Criminal
Cour, me great Emancipation Celebrauon by
the Colored People on Tuesday and Wednes
say Story entltled 1.-The Value of Credit, or
hoaxed into a Fortune; Sketch of Specula-
non; tne movements among the Working
people in New York and elsewbere: kim
Song; me Mississippi Injunction Case I'm port
ant Gable News; full Reports of all Meetings Of
Republican and Democratic Associations and
Ward Clubs during the week; extra ses sion of
the Senate; Useful items of domestic economy:
Humorous Sketches, with Domestic, Military,
NAVAL, Departmental. and Local News: Agri-
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the
latest TeIegraphic Dispatches
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CONGRESSIONAL.


FBIbAf, April ~.
SRNArR-Senator Wiieou appeared In his
eeat o.day. after come days absence North.
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony. from the Com
mitsee on Printing, two hundred aad hfty
copies OF the rules were ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Henderson offered q resolution, which
was referred to the COMMITTEE on Printing
that there be printed for the use OF the senate
two thousand copies Of the Report Of the Sec
retar Of the Interior, giving list Of the va
rious Indian tribes, their number, location,
etc: and five hundred extra copies for the use
OF the Departments.
On motion OF Mr.. WI de, the Senate " INT into
Executive Session.
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From Rostou

BOSTON. MASS, April 19.-ln the Legisla.
tBre The House committee unanimously r.
ported bill IN favor of granting a State credit
of S3,0O0.G0e to the Boston, Hartford & Erie
railroad.
Judge Lowell, Of the U. S. District Cont
has decided that the Clyde built steamer Cy
rene. captured in Ashley river, near Charles
ton, after that place had surrendered and
which was condemned as prize. was prize
10 the Government and not TO the blockadirg
fleet as claimed. The Government claimed
her capture was much the result of TN
army besieginE Charleston as that of the navy
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GOLD UP.--The cable news that the negotI-
aiions between France and Prussia in relation
TO Luxembourg had been broken of, first pub
lished in this city in the Star OF yesterday
had the effect of sending up gold in New
York, TO l37 and created some excitement
in commercial circles througho ut the coun-
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THE MISSION TO AUsTRI,

After warm and proracted debate to- day
the nomination OF Henry J. Raymond as NJ in
lister to Austria was laid upon the table. This
has the effect to lay the nomination over until
December, and TO retain Mr.. Motley in p osi-
ton. AS Mr. Motley had resigned, some hold
that the place is vacant.
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~HoR. Thomas H. Clay, United States
Minister at Honduras, arrived atNew York
yesterday.