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, 1867-02-08
NUMBER 3.
The Roman Question.

The NdziOAs Of Florence, Of December 10.
publishes the following speech addressed BY the
Pope to the officers of the eighty -6fth regiment
Of troops and other French officers at Rome;
"on the eve Of your departure am here NV
dear children, to bidyou farewell. Your aa9
lett France with the mission 10 uphold the rights
Of the Holy See. To-daSSftfs- going back.
wish that it may be received with the same fee.
ing that 1t left. am informed that all Catbo-
nc hearts are moved they trembIe in thlpki9F,
our Lord Jesus Christ, the head Of tho Catholic
Church. There must be illusion, the revolu>
tion will come. 1t is proclaimed it has been
said and it is repeated. An Ita.lsn in high po-
sition has said that Italy COZ tituted but not
complete. ItSiy would be undone if there still
remained here ascorner of the land where order,
jnstice and tranquility reign. They desire to
display their flag from the capitol. You know
as we'll AS that the Tarpean rock is not far
distant. About six years ago | was speaking to
representative Of France. | told him to in-
torn the Emperor that st. Augustine, Bishop of
Hipo, (which now belongs to the French empire)
terrified by the calamities which be foresaw
while the barbarians were besieging the city,
asked the Lord to be permitted TO die before
Witnessing them. The representative said in
reply to me, "The barbarians will not enter"
But he was no prophet. Another said to me
that Rome could not be the capital of king
dom, but that it could be the capital of the
Catholic world. But | fear the revolution.
What am to do What am | to say2 have no
resources. Yet l an tranquil, for the mightest
power, God, gives me strength and constancy.
Here the Pope became affected, and all present
participated in his emotion. Then, placing his
hand on bis heart aud raising his eyes toward
heaven, he proceeeded.] Go, with my blessing
and my fatherly farewell. If you see the Ems
peror you will tell him that pray for him. 1t
is said his health is not good pray for his
health. 1t is said that his soul is not at peace
pray for his soul. The French nation is Chris
tian. Its chief ought to be Christian also.
Prayers offered with confidence and perseve-
rance are necessary. and that nation, great
and so powerful, will obtain what it desires. As
for me, live in Gods mercy, and my blessing
will accompany you your voyage
"At the farewell interview with the Pope,
General Montebello replied as follows The EN-
psror withdraws his troops from Rome but not
his support. His Majesty leaves in the Eternal
City the protection of France. May time ap>
pease passions snd tranquiize sorrows, impart
to all minds spirit Of concliation, and assure
to the Holy See independence and security in
order that 1t may maintain its spiritual influence
over the whole world. Such the earnest
wishes which lay at your Holiness feet, solicit
in your benedIction."
, 1867-02-08
aSalIa aStalla Statesma1.

,r,LusHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
-ITIIAM H. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

sss and S
ousSY Bics continued steady with sales of $50 bales
sss: .,s he :.s'
Hors we're in modersss demand for consumption At full
sos:,:ssls .ss;s i i % ssfsr shipping.
Hsss-nsnis stili ruled quiet but arm at &c., gold No
changed The 8 Ssd
N4vAL srcs.s.sp.rit. turpsntns continued aaie. and
easier prices A. quite liberal arrivals expected soon,
sSsp.na sun lover I psess held sloof The sales we're
w n s sns
% &: n s go ss p;; e. 81
quiet bu. arm. Wilmneca v.s ssesrslly held At q a5
81: we're sa but paosf Sss sssady- Other kinds we're
~ s:sh,ss: e.:
prise q pork though & shs reduction buyer. took hold
III ss ss.s
p ri Sa No deliver, s1a W.. sss
iS's arm sss .psPS .as
st g ga e; new plain Do do Beef ham. rsrs quiet :m.
me:
For Sssen sSs ds%:nd but were sssssy;
::s sss:s q: Sss fss
berland cut: also lUO lbs. bellies At gSc Though the
market less active and heavy previous prices
we'll sustaned sales $50 bbs ct he 3kc the lat
ter price for small lots Butter duh 1t he DC for
State and lOc &c for Western Cheese was unchanged
PETROLEUM Receipts $40 bbs crude and 800 do refined
There continued light demand for crude and prices Of
bulk nominal ct &c. for regular gravity and 9c for
low do sale made OF 500 bbls low gravity new bar
rels) at l6c. For bonded the inquiry light and the
market ruled heavy and somewhat unsettled closing at SC
Ne for standard white OF which the :ales were 100 bb
2c the balance of this 24c 6O0
do for the half OF July &c. and 5000 gallons in tins
at 3c In Philadelphia the market decidedly less
not previously rcportod) sold At DC.
Du0AR-The market less active, but firm. at lie.
1c for fair good refining the sales 800 hhds at
lie 11Mc. for Caba ukc. l3zc for Porto Rico and
was moderately active and firm at l6c. for powdered
crushed and granulated.
sEEDs.-An kinds remained dull, and prices nom.
inaL
srxARsx was In fair demand; sales $1,000 lbs at lsc
l21c; also IS 900 lbs grease at SIC. 94c.
TALLow-The demand active ut full prices; sales
l25, 900 lbs. At 1lhc. 1lHc.
wHnKEr-Receipts, AS bbis No sales OF importance
reported Western. In bond, was quoted at Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Steamship Celia tBr Geadell London May 2s and Hsvre
18Th with rndse and ~ passengcrs 10 Rowland Aspln.
wall.
steamship Achilles tBr), Riches Antwerp NAV n Win
mdse and Christian lar inst lat
90 CO. spoke bark Daniel Webster. Of Boston, bound
West. -
steamship Mariposa Quick New Orleans June g. and sw
Pass 9TH al 80 AM. TO Harrison June H. at PM on
sombrero Havana steamer; 18th, PM ~ miles south
OF Hatteras passed " reresuc cutter.
ship City q Montreal. Dsgsssl Glasgow Mar II. with
ssrk Canton tFrusj, ood, RIO Jsnero. a days. win cot
Bris New Providence rtaD Mansanaro Palermo 90 days
with FRUIT 70 Chamberlain. Phelps Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

tWh0lomen.
Schr GeorgsJ Tabor from whaling cruise arrived
deserted. She about and sailed with the
intention of returning supposng by that time the men
would be In custody She returned the 9TH nst but As
yet only one Of the deserters has been arrested.
Spoken.
Ship Commodore from San Francisco for Cork April 49,
ship screamer from Liverpool for New York, May o. lat
ship Resolute from Liverpool for New York. June lat
American Ports.
BOSTON, June Is, AM-Arrived schrs Pnta Smith, and
Rebecca Warren Pickering, Philadelphia: Pathway Ha
ey Polly Price, Yates Catherine May May and Elwood
Cleared-Barks Sampson. Howes San Francisco: A
Small (Br) OBren Curacoa Panther (Nor) Peterson,
Ns eS Msy B dSy sy
State, Bassett. NYork.
Sailed this forenoon. wind sw-shp Iolan bark E F
ssnmArr Sa steamship st Louis New Orleans; ships
Quntsro, Liverpool China do; bark Aiexandrna Glen
fuegos briggs Delta do Scotland Matanzas Mary Chase
and ocean Star do Abby Watson sagua Annie Edrdss
Mariposa Philadelphia schrs w Beebe. CenfueGos He
len HastingG Cardenas; Albert Treat. Nassau.
CHARLESTON, June 16-Saled, steamers Manhattan
Woodruff, and E y Souder, Lebby. NYork.
MOBILE, June ll-Cleared bark Salvatore (Sp), Bara
PHILADELPHIA, June l5, PM-Arrived, brgs T
Ward, WiIleby, sagua; Durkee (Br) Cam Baltimore;
schrs w Phillips Simes Boston Price, Ntckerson
Wainwright Morris Lamarne. Butler and MCCARTHY,
Eagle, Shaw Pawtucket; Belle, Halves, Prov
Cieared-schrs James Allderdice Jackaway, Boston,
Pioneer Lothrop aud Westmoreand tnew) Rice, Provi-
PORTLAND, june E-Arrived, steamer Drigo Sher-
wood, NYork; bark Roberts, Burns, do; schrs Ellen
Cleared-Schr Maracaibo, Henley, NYork.
Sailod-Bark Noe; schr Curlew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Covvrx The market for Rio not essentially changed
Prime grades and drm while the lower grades
In fair supply and heavy sales 1000 bags ex sophia
private terms. Other kinds were unchanged
FLOUR AND GRAM Recepts, 3l6 bbls Hour JW SACKS
meal <s99 bushels corn 2o do oats i0sv do rye
lao do malt and 6462 do The 1our market was very
dull and irregular and prices were loo 3c per Dbl lower
nearly all grades with forced sales at de-
cline OF SOC. Buyers were willingly met by sellers,
and there was general, almost universal desire
and owers3 being about the top price The sales were
about 5000 bills. Ut the revised quotations annexed
Southern little inquired for, fair
ducon the sales being limited TO 200 bbls Rye nour
confined 10 $50 bbls. a. - Oass Corn meal was mod
and prices steady $50 bills,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

The market for wheat duh and nominal but could
ca led lower. Prime No. Milwaukee steady az
~ 20 The sales about 5000 bushels in lo at ~
waukee q 10 70. No. Chicago spring % % fcr
Gcnesee. The market almost At stand Prices
for sound nominal and the business consisted almost
entirely Of The sales sinces last 5oV0
bushels. a from scc % p for kiln dried q q g for com,
81 10 for Southern white. The market at the
close was entirely nominal at 81 W 81 o. for prime
choice old and 81 ~ . 81 O. for white Western:
closed heavy the advanced prices The tooo
bushels Sc s4c for Ohio 3c &c for Western, Soc.
the sales being loooo bushes part q - - for West.
arm Barley scarcely firm; the demand light:
saes 500 bushels cansd. IVES, q 81 rs OF barley mali
only heard OF sales at 81 s. 81 CO. 49,
FRriGHfs Britain rates remained 6rru, but
the shipments moderate The enga gcments wereTo
Liverpool 100 bbs rosin Is 3d., $50 bales cotton, SID
bushels per steamer two weeks hence .! INA Tcs
Antwerp bbs spirits turpenne ri a. 3D. and per steam
Or 500 pkgs lard private terms. To Hamburg lo0 bales
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THRATRR TICKET OFFICE, q
il liz AND ilS BROADWAY.
i RFqFRvED SEATS FOR ALL rHEATRRS

yVANrRD-ro ADMIT PARTNER TO AN INTEREST
w IN profitable exhibition, which win BE- submitted 10
the srcssss Investigation Address Professor Herald
onloe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

KEY wzsr, June S-The cargo Of the brig Thames (Brl
before reported having been ashore Florida reef has
been sold the Of sass a. defray and
salvage The cargo consisted Of feet Of yellow pine
The following table gives summary the vessels IN the
of New York Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston.
Savannah, Mobile New Orleans and Galveston, the
latest accounts from each of those portal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Brig James Baker (of Phadephia). Thompson, Havana.
IL days with sugar. to maser.
Brig Eurus Ackerly Grand Csyman "A day. with spara
to r Talbot Co.
Bchr Rising Sun. Hast nes Virginia.
Schr d Binns, Taylor, Virginia.
Sohr L Hass Taylor Virginia.
Schr Tunis Depew. Cropper Virginia.
Echr Ride, Cullen. Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June lis N.
CorroS, under limited demand, ruled heavy, but prices
remained unchanged The sales limited 10 400 bafes
The market closed dull quotat ons which nomi-
nal We quote;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Annexed is comparative statement showing the ship.
ments Of specie from this port last woek and during the
year to date together with those for the corresponding
periods In 1866 and 1906
1885 1866 1861
Twenty fourth week. zoos 491 $6O55621 s. 789 063
Previously reported. l5,5l4,558 37477,535 2o0ss 2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

II COOLEY, AUCTIOSRER, SELLS THIS DAY. AT
III. II O'Clock at - Fulton street. entire Furniture,
with Bar Room Fixtures contained Vie absve house. sale
IN iota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

10 income account. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 1857, 500
suboined the highest prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sold At the nrst regular session Of the Ex-
change on each Saturday Of the past four weeks
lTc.,Q Ys.>1 Yso> Hssn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Total. 81. $50 us "a. 225oss o96 500
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January comparelas follows
For ne sceek 1885, 1868. 1867.
Entered q port ;. 042 $2009,0O3 Ss25 o95
Thrown on market 1,4s2.1A 1,2se,osl s33.oo2
Since Jan. l.
Entered ct port. 90 3o5, 140 o494s,62l $3.50 667
Thrown market "a. ,e5s 6l,2l0,oO6 1854 7S4
The Assistant United States Treasurer In this city an
that he Is ready TO receive for examina-
ton schedules OF thirty schedule bonds due
July l. 1857.
The New York City Comptroller will receive proposals
for Of s7s ooo for the purpose Of erecting new
market until Saturday, June 20.
The Western Union Telegraph Company announce
scmannual dividend Of two cent, payable July 20.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of four per cent. free, the pre-
fcrred and stock Of the road, payable July l.
The earnings OF the aforementioned railroads during
MAY Of this and last year compare as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

~ FOR ADDIrIoNAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SKI ANOTHER PAGE
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SHIP PIN G NEW S.
puar Of NEW YoRx. JUNE IS. 1867.

ALMANAC roRx-rHrs DAT.
Uvprsys.............. NOON RisEs....... eve IS
.............. 81 HreH WATER. morn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

subjoinsu 10 the total valuation Of the foreign inn
ports at this port for the weak ending a. compared
with those Of the two preceding weeks also the value
Of dry goods entered At the port and thrown On the
market since January Of this year and for the cor
responding period In ls6s and 1906
Week Ending Ady 81 Jane T. ywns H.
Dry goods. 81, 232 567 eI,0l0lll SOS COS
Gsnl merchandise. [,7ls,14s 3,2l5.27l l,07o114
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

mERRACE 0ARDEN-TONIGHr. ain
Third aysnne between FfysishsA and Ffsy ninsa g
TiiEoDoRE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. June n, ats
March, .vaterIae ndisch" 6erauaa
O. Overture, prince EuRen' ............. .Bchmtdl
g. Waltz .WIederse henN ...................G ung'l
Introduction, "Purita MI Beulnl
Overture, merry Wives .Nioofa1.
Let's, The Standard Bearer Lndpaintss.
Solos BY Mcssrs. Diets, Letsch and Lstmaun.
T. Polka aAnv'' -. Parlow.
Grand Selection, lone PetreflA.
O. Overture, "Poet and PEASANT eup4e.
~ 1aIop neousI .cn.s.S@
Mr. RUDOLPH FLANNTN0.
IL Quadrie, Enunss
Admission. rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Z, COTTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON TUES
T.. DAY June 1S at fOh o'clock the contents Of
large house removed from Thirty street 2 the store
Suits ebony and gilt frames covered with Grim
sik reps and carved rosewood Suits covered
blue and gold bocate and rosewood Back Chairs French
plate Mirrors six elegant carved black walnut French Bed
and rich Bureaus match, With best Hair Mat
tresses; Boisiers Pillows Blankets Sheets. Towels,
Spreads Napkins Tablecohs &C. Centre Tables oak and
Lounges bookcases all the Carpets OF the house nearly
also atty Brussels and vevet Carpets and Ocoths
Ware Plated Ware and Kitchen Furniture. Sale pc
ram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17
EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th June next, at IL NJ,
At Staten Island, N. ",
The Revenue steam rropellers

knnkakee, keWanee
three old built OF the best material consisting Of live
pered; dagonaliy braced with iron ~ inches by inch
thick two masts bowspri bboom, foreyard topsah and
topgaant yards have fun suits OF sails, standing and
running rigging complete; well found In chains anchors,
Two oscans Engines $3.50 inches with appur,enances
built Of the best quality charcoal iron. Composition pro
peller . feet diameter
The vessels complete order and be
small expense.
Length ss feet breadth Of BEAM aefeet einches
depth OF hold, II feet
undersigned. they be examined their dock, at
Staten island ocers being In charge facilities 70 all
wishing TO inspect heml after Monday the ID Of June
next HENRY A SMYTHE.
Collector Of Customs.
(yFoRGE COOK, AuCTIONEER
NJ Greenhouse Plants, &c-On TUESDAY. nj IL O'Clock
80 Cedar assortment Of imported aud
other greenhouse and budding out Plants.
HENRY d. MINER, AUCT1oNERR 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post Office MINER 4
s0MERyILLE VII sell q auction on TUESDAY. WEI
each day. at sassroom Nassau street Great closing sale
Csrrara Marble satuary Pedestss, Vases &C. the i'm.
portation OF r. Zannoni Co.
This assortment composed Of entire invoice Just
ceived from Italy, comprising Pedetas Columns Vases
richly carved and ornamenied with real artistic
designs Also the entire stock OF the above nr
Figures Of Carrara marble Aiabaser Paran and
Bron1es Clocks and stucttes classical Urns Bohemian
Glassware groups OF Aninals and large variety 81 small
articles Of real merit and beauty sale positive the
going Europe On exhibition with descrip
tive catalogue. Monday. June ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTlON NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY (MONDAY), JUNE H.
at IL O'Clock,
TwENTY.sIxTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
MEMS AND RoY HsIg RSTs. IN VARIETY.
WIN. TOPPING CO.,
Auctoneers, l32 Church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17
PROPOSALS..

nOCKS AND SLIPS TO RENT.-THE COMPTROLLER
~ Of the city of New York viii receive proposals. until
Monday JunsM lse7 At o'clock r., for leasing until
Information respecting may be lad application
vt this Office.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. ConPrR0LLxRs OrricK, June
H. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

This elegant and popular theatre 20 let for dramatic
and operate representations manecs concerts snnversa
college other FIRST class enter
tanments The IL prepared 20 make
with for English other dramatic and operate
formances Apply ct cncc Of the theatre day from
No 70 o'clock TO J. GRAU. LcsHce and Director
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17
GERMAN LIEDERKRANz
VI First Annual
Summer Night Festival
PAUL FALK's Bclvidere Lion Park.
1i0th street and Eighth avenue.
on THURSDAY, June 20 1851.
Tickets " admitting gentleman and lsfes, can DO OBJ
taned from members only BY order Of the Committee
H. q ,. KOCH. Secretary.

EDWARD MoLLENHAuER's MUSICAL coSsER.
II vat0ry will hereafter be known as -
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Vacation from July tin sept 4.
The Conservatory will open september n 81 Fifth
nue., and SO Broadway, with branch IN Brooklyn.
The best professors In Europe and america are engaged
and the prizes OF instruction regulated that the immense
advantages OF the Institution will be available 70 an.
EDWARD MOLLENHAURR AND A. " LEJBAJ
B. N. 0RrswoID, Secretary. Musical Directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

EDWARD sCHENCR, AUOTroSEER.
~ United States Marshals Sale
OF Diamonds Jewelry SC, by order of Robert Murray,
Esn, Y. 3
Liberty street, At u O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Total DAT $4a, 533 1855 $22 s7s, TIA
Tho receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the sub Treasury In this city Tor the
past week were a. under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

CEoRGE COOK, AuCT1ONEER,
NJ Greenhouse Plants &c-On TUESDAY at IL O'Clock
80 Cedar street large assortment Of imported aud
other greenhouse and budding out Plants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

INDwARD sCIENCK. AUCTTONEER
IL Elegant Iforses Carriage. Harness, &c,
Al private stable &c West Forty fourth street.
By EDWARD s@HEHCK, TUESDAY. 18th inst. at
ak o'clock A. NJ fine OF dark bay Carriage Horses,
5 hands old warranted sound and kind, used
In the city; also fine Coupe, by Lawrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

CHARLEs HOHLENBERG, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE
~ 2Sl East Tenth street-THIS DAY, mt l0I1 O'Clock,
continuation sale Of the entire Stock Of Crockery In store
"a Chrystie large assortment Of China Glassware
and Lamps every description worth 100 In lots 20
purchasers Dealers and housekeepers ought to attend
this sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

Married.
HUNrER-JACKsoN Thursday, June IS, In st.
Johns church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Alexander Bur-
CESS, d. assisted by the Rev. Prof Seymour, WILLIAM
A. HUNTER to FRANCES A. daughter OF the late Captain
David Jackson, all OF Brooklyn.
MooRE-BRowS. Grace church, Elizabethport,
N J.. Thursday, June 49, BY the Rev Carkson Dunn,
MILLER F. MOORE 70 Il. SERENA Brown, all Of Elizabeth
port.
vANsIcKIEN- New Lofts on Sunday even
ing June Q, at the minister's residence, by the Rev.
NICK Brown J. W. VANsIcxLEs 70 CARRIE M daughter
Of Moses 8. ParceL No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17

WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER. OFFICE ITO CHAT
w ham square, sells this day, 10Y O'Clock the Con.
tents Of the and Billiard saloon known as the
Chairs walnut Tables Chandelier marbletop Washsands
fine upright Refrigerator large Range; also Household
Furniture, GROCERY, Cutlery Lease. &c.
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