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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
E u R O Pc.
Special kilograms to the
Herald.
e.,y~.~>~->~>>o1>>~-~~~o~
The Fenian Alarm in Chester
and Liverpool.
Seventy OF the "Conspirat0rs" Ar
rested in Dublin.
Dissolution of the Italian
Parliament.
~>>~~>~~o>~o>o>~~~-~~>N~
The North German Liberals Cain the Berlin
City Elections.
THE FENlANs.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.


A Serions Movement IN Chester, England, but
No Resuif-Chester Castle May Have Been
Taken but Cooperation Failcd-Thrents 10
Blow UP the Liverpool Docks-Apparent Ac-
tivify Of the "Conspirncy.'
CHESTER CITY, England Feb 10, 1867.
The Fenian demonstration which was made in this
city Monday by about fourteen hundred Of the
spirators mentioned in my last despatch amounted to
nothing far regards any present result The
now fun of British troops and the Fenian invaders
have gone Of. There outbreak no 6ghung nor,
strange 10 say, 30 arrests.
The Fenians could have taken the city on Monday but
they waited for support by cooperative movements
which were arranged for 70 be made elsewhere. and
which, it appears failed.
The affair in inception and conduct 10 a certain point
has been very much like the Canada raid made by
Fenians from the United States
The London newspapers ridcuIe the Fenian scare in
Chester and assert that the tcrowd Of strangers
collected merely TO witness prize fight.
During the sitting Of Parliament night the govern
nent officially stated the facts which report
Lord Elcho, M. p. when in the House received tele-
gram from Lord Grosvenor, commanding the Chester
volunteers, in which he stated that the matter was
serious, but that timely Information given to the au.oy
tes saUed The oun and in his opinion was 'a right'
BOW
Fenian Troubles Expected in Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. l3, 1867
There trouble expected from Feniane in Liver.
pool and other places IN England
The Fenians and Fenian sympathizers in Liverpool
ray the docks, some Of them, in that port will be
Nyown mp an. sAe Irish police know very well from
cont arrests made by them ta the conspiraors have
been dealing 10 nitro gycerine s>ssn
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

No SrEcrAI ELECTION IN CA1IroRyIA-The San Fran
CISCO Bulletin OF January says:-"we are likely TO
have special election for Congressman after all.
Governor Low was telegraphed on the subject by our
delegation in Congress, who asked him what the people
desired. He rpsd:--Tn my opinion a large majority
Of the people Of the State do desire special Con-
greseicna election II this be so, California will not
represented in the Forteh Congress until after her
regular election on September T."
WILL AppEp--Nr Reed, in nominating General r. P.
Blair for United States Senator before the Missouri
Senate closed with eloquent account Of the Generals
military career senator Evans Immediately rose and
begged leave conclude the story by adding "but
rendered to rebels last" This struck the Senate
not only very true but very funny.
THE AMENDMENT IN RHODE ISLAND. -rwcpty-six Of the
Rhode Island members voted to ratify the constitutional
amendment only two voted against il, one Of whom
rew, the other Gerald.
IBy DRraDrrl MAS.-Tbe Washington correspondent
81 The Charleston Mercury a safe distance
from Thad stevens and, with ouaking pencil, drew the
following porlrat:-
had good look him he sat on ono Of the front
him. HIS face does not indicate his demoniac
possession, except in as unnatural pal'or: His
gion OF the perceptve facutes HIS high cheek
bones aqune nose and square chin indicate decision
and force Of character His mouth his weakest fea
ture, deDcting, as does sensuality in high degree
The upper Jaw bones appear have been mashed 10 by
violent blows, and hence the impression Of deformty
which bis face imparts IN the casual observer HIS
limbs are emacfated and his lett foot distorted He
said 10 be seventy-fve years old, but bis brown wig
makes him look much younger than that He laughs
often and Judging from his constant splitting Is never
without chew Of tobacco in hts mouth Such IL the
American Robesperre, whose unhappy destiny
produce in thin country the sanguinsry horrors Of the
French revolution uDless ne s chcckmated nv bensh
cent Providence acting through 40 awakened ard aroused
people"
Tsy Dirrrcurry.-The Montgomery kasl compares
the Presidents constitutional amendment with that Of
Congress, and finds the chief difference to be u the
omission OF the third section, which disqualified osrtsn
persons for once remarks tina, the chief objection
agans, the latter not 70 this section but 70 The dsss
section, which makes negro citizen OF the United
stases and forbids State from deprivius him Of any
rights or privileges which white man may possess
That's the rub.
iHE Nrw ORLEANS RgBsrs CAvyor SrBxrr TO nv DIS
shAScH'srp-rhe New ORIGINS Times Of the eth inst
takes pride in the fac, that the Louisiana Legislature
unawed BY the vocIferous and nane threats Of Con.
gress, has had the courage and independence by
unanimous vote Of both houses TO hurl back into tie
very teeth, that Infamous constitutional amendment
which would deprvs onnesyEine hpndrsdshs Of i've c
Gems Of their most hishb prissd pobskk rshN
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! 7 A LY.

Pr0resaiian Of PnrIinment-The Cabinet
Crisis.
FLORENCE, Feb Is 1857.
The Italian Parliament has been prorogued 70 the 2sth
Of February.
Baron Betino Ricasol, the Chief Minister Of State,
has resigned the Kings request
Dissolution Of the Parliament.
r/>Tss:s-s. = u .gsn~ FIoREScE, Feb, Ia, 1857
BY decree q King Victor Emanuel the existing Italian
Parliament, which had been previously prorogucd. Is
dissolved, and the eiectaous for new Parliament are
ordered 70 take place the 10th Of March next
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TEE TeBlooo MANUFACTURERS the convention in
Richmond FscentIy Congress requested 70 allow 70
deduct from monthly returns The numbsr Of pounds Of
mass quorc used IN the manufacture of Cnecco since
this already taxed ten per cent 10 gold II was also
resolved that uniform sAx Of nfteen cents pound on
smut and eli kinds OF chewing and smoking tobacco
greater consumption Also that In view Of frauds ~
small dealers no less bond than $4,000 should De &C
GER we'll paid ana under bonds Of $4,000; also that no
law reducing the should 20 INTO effect before July l.
1897 and that all tobacco then In bond or IN manuisc.
tursrs' hands shall bs liable only 70 the reduced tar
soms amusement created BY motion that all csheY
laws be repealed su1 capttatos taS - levied % cer
sumon u enA Aallss hsaA
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San Frnncisco Nrins,rels.

Last evening the hall in which ths troupe hold forth
70 the admrng public was Glled TO overnowing. Not
IL. = r---.----
even standing room remained twenty minutes after the
performance had begun and the late corners in large
numbers turned away Disconnected from the doors
The programme of the evening presenlcd Several new
features, in which the 'eading lights" Of the establish
ment bad Opportunities afforded for the display
OF their talents. u would we're Fly was sung by
BIRCH with an effect pecgliarly his own and ia the oo
part Of the ,ance Cackus and Wambold dspored
in their fairy symmetry with equal success The prom
features Of the last part Of the programme were
"The Hilton Head Institute and ''fhe Ocean Yacht
Club acts concluding usual with the successful
"nakcd drama buresque.
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A M U S E M E NJ r S.


Musical.
The rprse OF La Trdriata the French theatre last
evening, being the second night of Moras Italian opera
season. showed marked improvement in many respects
The orchestra infused spirit in the light graceful
Instrumentation of the opera; the chorus although
weak, showed better ensemble and the leading charac
ters displayed confidence and dramatic power
than tho opening night The extraordinary want OF
enthusiasm the part OF the audience, amounting
70 GOODNESS and in positive prejudice
must certainly have had a chilling effect on
the violetia OF the evening Her voice Is a
light soprano, pleasing in effect and not wanting
in warmth Of expression; but the reception she met
with sufficient to daunt any prma donna and
the powers Of her voice. Her beauty and artess man
sufficient TO make her very acceptable Vio
letta Signors lrrre and Fortuna, Alfred and Ger
mont unexceptionabe in voice and ACTING. Their
theatre in which they sing 7ror1t0re will be given
on Friday night with new prma donna in the princi
pal role.
Faust was given at the Olympic last night with it's
Hernanns Mophstophees chef daume of acting and
singing, and Madame Frederici's Marguerite IS also
cellent The next opera is The Gar and Carpenter.
The fourteenth "Wednesday popular concert at Stein
way Hall last evening very largely attended. The
programme entirely operate, and was very well
rendered by the splendid Harrison troupe.
The Harmonic Association, Brooklyn composed Of the
members of the choir Of St. Peters church, gave
promenade concert at the Brooklyn Ahenaum last
ing. The attendance both select, and
the proceeds accruing from the sale Of tickets highly
gratifyingthe object being IN aid OF the academy
for that parish Choice musical selections and popular
dances comprised the prog anime. Fair lad,es elegant
totes, sweet melody and brilliant gas jets made fine
other in the faithful performance OF their duties added
TO the general harmony OF the occasion.
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the IRISH FENiANS.
SPECIAL 11tseRAm TO THE HERALD.

Arrest Of a Detachment from England.
DUBLIN, Feb. -, 1867.
Seventy men, snrnesea 10 be Fanians. were arrested
4 tAs city yesterday the arrival Of the mail steamer
tsvn Hoiynead ~~r-'N - --fsseS
Ex-American Onicers Captured In Ireland.
LONDON Feb h. 1867.
Eenian arrests still continue.
Many Irish arrests made yesterday, including
two ex- officers Of the American army.
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Miscellaneous Musical and Theatrical.
The well known Harrison Concert Troupe, from Stein
way Hail. gave a concert LIBRARY Hall, Newark, on
Tuesday night, which well attended.
Mrs Emma Waller appeared with great success as
Meg Merriles. at walters Opera House, Newark the
18th Misses Cole and Plunkett also in the cast
Miss Emile Melville, promising comedenne, is per-
forming an engagement at the National, Cincinnati
Daniel Bandmann, the German tragedan, has made
an engagement at Woods, Cincinnati
An eccsn.rE and wealthy American lady .. Homburg
presented Mle Patti with an enormous bouquet arranged
in the form Of life-sze statue Of the prima donna
herself, although the resemblance was not striking.
Around the neck Of the Ggurc q valuable reck-
lace The bouquet statue had place on PATHS bal
cony during the rest of her stay at Homburg.
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SUICIDE NJ SHooTsG.-Ibe Seventeenth precinct
police reported yesterday afternoon that Adam CASHIER,
German by birth and aged thirty years. had committed
suicide BY shooting himself through the head with
pistol The unfortunate dweN q No 100 East
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Died.
MUaRAy.-On Wednesday, february Is, PATRICK H.
MURRAY, native of county Westmeaih Ireland, in the
55th year of his age.
His friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from st.
Parick's Roman Catholic church, in Kent avenue,
Brooklyn, where will be said for his soul, and
thence 70 the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross Flabush.
lFor Other Deaths See Sepen,h Paoe1
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb 12-Evenng.
Tie steamship City Of Boston, Captain Brooks, which
left New York the ID Of February touched here
this afternoon The London mails and passengers
landed, after which she proceeded to Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 1867
The steamship North American from Portland, Me-,
has arrived out
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Kelly & Leon,s Miustrels.

Every seat in this house filed last evening tho
rising Of the curtain. The bill Of the evenings enter.
tanment finely made up OF novelties calculated to
display to the best advantage the artistic abilities Of the
performers In the first part The German Flageolet"
by Allen, and Something New," by Seymour, were
especially wen rendered In the olio portion
opereiia written by Leon, very successfully intro
duced The performance concluded with the burlesque
on ''Sendrillon," in which Kelly, Seymour aud Allen
appeared in undress uniform, and the usual need
Of applause accorded their burIesque antics
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CISuvyArI, Feb la, 1867
The publishing house Of the Miami Printing Company
on Canal street near Eighth, destroyed by fre this
morning. The presses were saved in a damaged condi-
ton An edition Of one thousand copies OF Basil Dukes
other bookf were destroyed. Loss, 200; insured
for $4,000
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

American Aid for the Chrisfians.
LoSDox Feb Is, 1867
Al American ship has left Spanish port bound 10
CANDIDA for the purpose Of removing the suffering fam
lies Of The Christians from the island.
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uooley,s Opera House, BROOKLYN.

The programme at Hooley's last evening embraced a
variety Of comcates, which kept the audience in
Of laughter, The comic pantomime entitled ''De.
cbaumeau'' is well got up and appreciated 1.-THE
Mutton Thief and s'The Black Crook will not be with
drawn until Saturday night Nearly all the songs and
dances had TO be repeated last evening, which made the
performance rather lengthy.
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fRASKFoar, Feb. 13 1857.
United states bonds closed at TeZ.
The Liverpool Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL Feb l2--Evening
The cotton market closed fiat this evening The saes
ts-Aay did not exceed 900 bales Mddpg uplands DE-
einel 70 1870. per pound and midding Orleans 10
MNa
LvrRrooi, Feb 13-Noon
The market for cotton opens dull with a prohsb,e
DAYS sals Of 5000 bales. Mddlng uplands are mn
shsaGed 10 price, however, being still quoted at l4d
- psanA -,
YAMD usa downward tendency in the cotton marke,
o day. 81 middng uplsnds were last quoted 141sd
per pound The sales Of the day were 1000 bales.
Manchester Trade Report.
MANCHESTER, Feb. l2--Evening.
TIE sdvces from Manchester are unfavorsble The
market for goods and yarns that city has been very
sull and heavy, and this evening closes hat
Liverpsol Breadssans Market.
LrvERroor. Feb 13-Evenine.
The market for breadstufs IL generally quiet Corn
30 % per quarter for mixed Western
Liverpool Provisisns Market.
Lsvrppoor, Feb l3--Evening.
Tallow sold to.day At As. per cwt for American.
aard e0s per evt Bacon 43e. per cwt for middlee
Liverpool Produce Market.
IJvsproot, Feb 13-Evening.
I'rsssa ~ a5s 100 psr ION; spirits torpssuDs. ass
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L E c U r { 5 /.
sheridan and Bulwer.

The Reformed Dutch church, in Twenty-hrsi street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues REV. Dr. Alexander
R Thompson's, well filled last evening by highly
respectable audience gathered to hear Mr. George Van
denhon read from the British poets The distinguished
eocuonist having been introduced he stated that the
programme prepared for the evening embraced selections
from two of the most celebrated Of the poets OF
Britain for he did not think Sheridan wrote the
school for Scandal finer comedy had been produced
than Money, BY Bulwer. The OF the past, the
other OF the present century; he would place them in
association and the audience could therefore easily OBJ
serve the difference in STYLE Three acts from Money
were recited, and as Mr. Vandenho concluded the first
he pronounced 1t the finest first Of any comedy.
Much interest was manifested during the readings and
the school for Scandal received all the attention and APP
preciaton which characterized the first part pro-
gramme.
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THE REFORM QUESTION.

The Derbs-Disraeli Bill Unpopular.
LONDON, Feb. l3, 1867
The liberal organs generally denounce the plan Of re-
form announced by Disrae Monday afternoon in
abe House OF Commons.
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sAlllNs Of TINE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.

BosroN, Feb 10 1867
The steamship Africa sailed this afternoon for Liver
erpool and twensy.eight for Halifax She carries no
enccie
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SHIPPING NEW S.


Arrived.
Bark Wilhelm Kiska (Prus), Knochanhwa. Bordeaux, 81
days. with mdse Had heavy weather during
the passage: stove eulwarks split sails. &c.
Brig William Creevy tof Philadelpha) Haley. Mobile Is
days, with cotton. MASTER
For other Shpping Netcs see Seventh page
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Griffin e. Christy,s NIinstrels.

Afiars-both musical and monetary-are apparently
running in very smooth channel, and crowded houses
the order of the night this popular resort of
up town play-goers. The Naughty, Naughty Girls'
loses nothing OF s popularity, and is encored every
evening" the inimiabe In which George Christy
renders provoking the most stolid to laughter Tho
Four Birds Of Paradise make the most ludcrons flights
before the footghts every night to the infinite amuse
ment Of the audience and the 'fGrand Orchestral Re-
hearsa" under the leadership OF George Chrsty still
entrances all who assist at it,
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P R U S STA.

Election Triumph Of the Liberals.
BERLIN Feb. Is 1857
In she eecsion which took place yesterday for men,
Der Of the North German Parliament liberals
ms city.
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iba
Refined Pennsylvania and Canada white petroleum,
Is. Cd. per gallon
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EeYPT.

IsusaH Pashs,s New Demand.
LONDON Feb 13 1867
II 10 reported thar Ismal Pashs the viceroy OF Egypt
ssmands tia, he be made virtually Independent, Of the
Sublime Porta
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PInARLs CASE A Kentuckan has been stopping in
Evansville Ind lately to try the effects Of the maidstone
TO cure the bite Of mad dog 1t had effect, and he
said TO be almost deranged with dread of his approach
ing fate.
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Dr. Hebbard lectured last night at the Cooper Insti
tute upon the Orgin Of Life the Mysteries OF Being
and the Laws OF Hereditary Descent" The law Of
production, it stated applied to the three king
doms-mineral, vegetable and animal This law
illustrated in each Of these departments, but
pecialy in that Of the human family. The response
bility Of parents for the physical, moral and mental
character of Their offspring clearly demonstrat
ed and impressively urged. The observation OF the
laws which regulate the health of the human being in
his threeold nature most solemnly eblgatoryits
lecturer spoke with much warmth OF the vastly dspro
port0nate amount Of attention given to this fundamen
tai subject in comparison with others of Intimately less
importance.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Feb l3-Noon.
Consols for money 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
spensd a. follows-
United statce fve-tventies. ........... I3iA
Illinois Central shares. sIsa
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LoxpoS, Feb. l3-Evcning
! Ceasol closed al OF for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
edged ii the following rates.
Uhssed States nve-t~enties ................. 1917
Illinois Central shares SlA
IRE Halfway shares. 3eh