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New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLF, MARCH T.
Nr 1.ISs.lra 70 TEE TRIBUNE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

tI TGL1eRAfa 70 fEH TRIBUNE.
/, GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, March 6--The Fenian agitation in Ireland
has been renewed, and sincreasing Ameeting OF sew
cral hundred Irishmen near Dublin has been dispersed
ly the troops The telegraph wires have been cut in
various parts of the country. The Fenians have torn
mp the rails and blocked up the roads between Cork
bud Dublin, completely suspending railway travel
between those cities The Government does not feel
any alarm at the aspect Of affairs very efficient
measures have been taken and are-n taking TO
suppress all attempts at insurrecton throughout
ireland.
. There have been, as yet no serious outTages COM
mitted by the Fenians, upon either the persons or
property of private subjects the rebels appearing
30 be in q quasi state of strict military diSci-
pline.
AT o'clock this evening, reports received at Gov
crnment headquarters state that all is quiet
In the HOnse of Commons, Lord Mas, Chief Secre-
fay Of Ireland stated to-day that the Fcnian rising
around Dublin was supposed to number from 1000 to
1000.
! DUBLIN. March 6-An attack was made by "a body
of Fonians upon the Drogheda barracks yesterday.
The attacking party was received with great gal
lantry by the military and police stationed in the
barracks and several volleys given the asSailants
who retreated in confusion, losing number killed
And wounded, whom they took from the field. The
sepulse was completes Several of the Government
forces were wounded, including three of the police
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-Dispatches have been re-
eeyed by the Government stating that an attack
was made by a small force OF Fenians upon Castle
Martyr yesterday, but the enemy repulscd and
driven off One of the attacking force said to be an
American officer, was shot
LONDON, March 6.-The Government has postponed
the day fixed for the presentation of its Reform bill
from the 1lth TO the 18th OF March
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company
g. about to send committee to America to promote
the interests of the enterprise.
General MasSy a supposed Fenan leader has
been arrested in Limerick.
In the case of the United States against Wagner
ti al the Court has decided that the American Gov
smmenr must appear in court by some person
Adyices from the Cape of Good Hope bring the sad
Intelligence that Dr. Livingstone, the celebrated
African explorer has been killed by the Caffres
The case of the United States against the ex-Con-
sederste steamer Alexandra. has been decided by the
Admiralty Court in favor of the American Govern
Inent.
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TNlNoIlL AND COMMERCIAL.


DoSr0y. March p m-Consols closed today at %! for
'ncaey -asrss .srFT ~
The closing prices Of American securities today were
a. siOovs United States 52es az; Erie Railway shares,
~; Iqi9oEs qfDtra shares r.
Tinted states bonds sold az Frankfort 0day at -.
Nasehe-NOOns-ConsOls "a fOE money. The following
areths rates for American securities Fiverwenties "a;
aiinos teaIss 17l; Erie, &C.
ErsunE-eonsols closed AZ 90 Tor money. American
Securities dOsed at the following rates; United states
fiTeTssniies, a; Illinois Central lex div), ~ Erie
Railway shares So.
Uai'ed states bonds al Frankfort, "a.
aarch 9-Noon.-Contols today are weaker and arc
taed 20. for money. American securities are selling
odsy at the following quotations United States Five
TsenIes ~ Illinois Central shares 773i Erie Railway
sizes @
ntfRPoor- March 6 Noon The market is easier
NddBng Uplalds are quoted i51d The sales OF the
day estimated at 1909 bales Inc %dNiees "On' '
generally finn Corn s7s sd. for mixed Western per
eaarter California Wheat lss. ID y GENITAL Lard IS
,s,;oo teday at bes Cd q ewt tor American. Ashes US
for Pots y 10. Linseed OIL 5ss ewt. fetroeuh'
4. ed , gallon for Pennsylvania and Canada Mhite'
Fyening-Tbe market continued quiet aud closed at
I'D y y for sfddling Upiands. Provisions steady and
unchanged. Ashes dun at 34l Y cwt for Pots Petro-
bum has declined 10 gallon forrcilned PcDDsyivana
snd Canada Tuesday, March ). p m. The Cotton Maret
closed steady ON the basis Of l55 for siddng Upands
The sales OF the day reached 5000 bales The Bre9dss
market 4, generally firm. Ashes duh, ana without
change in rates sales OF satpeter were made today at
u cwi
March 7-Noon.-Thc market for Cotton opens quiet.
The entfent quotations Mddling Upiands' l5Sd;
Middlins Orleans, lJId. The Breadstuffs market IS
steady and prices are finn. Corn selling at 81 per
narter for Mixed Western. Tho tone of The Provision
market Is unchanged Lard quoted at 60 Lfor Amer
can Rosln Il 3d for fine American per 100 n Lnseed
OH 2s Petroleum cper gallon for lIefiued Pennsy-
vauia.
1STEBuUPTfoN OP THE TELEGRAPH IN IRELAND
The following dispatch was received yesterday
CfrycE or .TtIc ATLANTIC TEIEGEAruy
EAII's COSfRNB, y. T., March Z. ,
~ sr,le an ffie irish Telegraph lines still cOin nne.
4 worthy account OF the cause has been feeeisn
~ TO-, ,,,r ~ e.wcCn NaeHtia and Killarney. 1elc
srsaic spstchcs from tie uulied STATES arc
So ~. rsfs mc ssss the interruption.
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empty churches will find their property appropriated
and their religious Congregations expelled adding
send them for the salvation OF sous They will 20 In
the name OF Jesus Christ confding the protection Of
that was not expedent TO in the present state
clearly to be foreold by the deTora6e events which
have already taken place. "Nevertheless," said His
TO change into joy" Among the Bishops pre-
consed, three for the Island of Sardinia -four for
the Marches
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IitrrooI, March s.-The shiptGreat Western. Capt.
Cumming from NewNork Dee. 81 has arrived here in ..
damaged condition.
BSssr, March s-NOOn.-The Transatlantic Company's
sieamship ST. Laurent Capt Bocande from New York on
Fs o. has arrived herr aud landed mails snd passengers
and allied fcr HavTe.
LONDONDERRY, March c-Noon.-The Canadian Com
yaays steamship HISTORIAN, Capt. Dutt0n, from Port
land Me-. on Saturday Feb 81 has arrived off Green
ssle landed her Irish mails and passengers, and sailed
icr Liverpool
sorsaaNF1Ov rIarcb c-p En.-Thc steamship Her
mann which left New-YOrk on tho Esd Of February.
rived hyrr today and after landing her English mail
snd passengers sailed for Bremen
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ROME.

PAPAL DECLARATION ON THE NEGOTIATIONS "i''
raE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
.ooro4 consistory held on the ed of February.
,b pone delivered a short allocutlon, IN which ne su-
ore.o - Ina letter TO King Victor Emanuel IN 1868,
written win the object of providing for the vaeen.
pIsbopcs and declared that the negotiations fCr .nS'
purpose which have now been resumed were no, D,oken
of through the fault Of tho Holy sse m seDgs =
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
PIANO IQGTEs QEEm!.AaEs

We publish the following CORRECTION AZ to the bnsi-
ness OF A. wr6ER one Of tho principal Piano manufae'
turcrs:
TO Gis gdiior Of me v. T. Tribiwn - ,-
SIR: AT the request. and In justice 10 Mr ALBLkr
WEBER, PanoFOrte Manufacturer beg TO state that the
Returns OF Sales Nc published in your morning Issue
arc Incorrect Ills nturn Of sales. &c, as made TO this
office being Duich ioger than those stated
w. V. ALEXANDER.
Assistant Assessor Fifth DISTRICT.
Ne,r- I,,yL. Eel
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The C,,nard mail steamer Cuba, Capt Stone which
,rft Liverpool at II a. m on the 2Sd. and Qaeensto"
ou tl,e 9ltb of February arrived here yesterday
Her dates are three days later.
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guerial n otiree.
The Great Napoleon

The Great NapoieOn
Was sd Of vo and cultivated them faSsine s 81 nessT
but Of ae violet Of any combination Of s'r's n''
ers wlen compared nth the perfume Of PHAboFs
INGCEREUsi Let the ladies answer ---
Tor the Advancement OF science ana hrc
RICHARD GLPN Engineer Of epssc VII 49, 80
and The ss Szon Of Docks q be kooHs O. at
Institute. "a Roe 8a FiDAf hVShHo Feo
=, a N Al ed darsi invited o attenf.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, March e.-Advices from Turkey state
that the Servian prince has been summoned 10 Con-
staRtiaoPle by the Porte.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

RoBBERY.-John Doyle one OF the nurses Ut the
Kins Comfy iIosai some days since robbed patient
az about 40 lie was yesterday arrested. ana wi DC
tried before Justice Ccrnwell-Pobably To-Day I
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
Japan

IOSl"N, March 6.-Intelligence has been received
from Japan that the Tycoon has requested m inter
yew with the ambassadors OF the United States and
European Powers.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
THE PRINCIPALITrEs

TEAR or Az INSURRICIt1N- :.
Several officers officials, and private lndvlaais
ha We been arrested suspicion on being cohurcu III
cnnsidrcy against the Government RunOis are current
fat n rising has been fixed 10 take place ON to SSu INST
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A Gard.

The Grover Baker Sewing Mach.e coppsy b - pf's ts
nsoy, and the public Wills their establishment No 40 Brosis
being repaired their busaess viii Be continued a' "a
the adjoining premises No 49L--ddveT1fssmea
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

THE H,RrroRp BoATs are now making their daily
trims a. usual For particulars sec our advertising
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FAMINE RELIEF COMMlSSioN-

Southern
EANINE RELIEF COMMISSlON.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MEETING SATURDAY at O'Clock .. m.
ARCHIBALD RUSSBLL, Chairman
EDWARD BRIGHT, CorrssReI5ainy s oecssssGG z ,...r,
FREDERICK LAW OLnSIbD hscoru1s ~ e. Wsnsi
lamps III BROWN Treasurer, Ofcc NO bi wan'~
,,.,, ,sgrSunp gyun "O" 40 NlMUYL n BABC0Ck.
NAiuAn % o. 1Np OIsouxsToN j PfBRPONT MORGAN,
JOnn - ntsyn scIryp GRO. CABOT WARD,
EhEg; sag. ", y, pp0Tres' pU3l CORNELIUS r. AGhEN.
JOHN ~ BRUCE, IT,, r. 80 y nSnTTrpRprRID NJ a A.
os., Nos and Adams Express Buildings No 6i Broadway
STANDING COMMITTEES.
No. l.
on BUSINESS WITH THB SOUTH
Meetiag WEDNESDAY, Al O'clock N.
EDWARD BKIGflr, Chairman. yBO CABOT WAhDs
mo TAYLOR JOHNSTON
on PURCHASING AND FORWARDING
Meeting on MONDAY, at o'clock p m
HOWARD POTTER Chairman DAN DUTFSkflbbs
T. G. CoWOiM
OK BUSINESS WITH TliB NORTH
Meeting TUESDAY. s.s Ssloch p nSss,uv "a
PRED LAW OLASTBD Chn. FRbD u fVSIbh'
G. R A0NBw
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on CITY COLLECTIONS
Meeting on THURSDAY, At ] o'clock p ~.
I PfERPONT MORO An, Cha. lNO. NJ BkU.,s. g'
SAMUEL ID. BABCOCk, hh - Nolo--oH---
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Ready this Morning.

with side notes Exemption Law, &C. &c Price - cents sea~
-, MOO, ,e,sint Of ,re. BAKER, vo0RHTs Co..
I.w PabHshers 40. G5fsssAu "A. ~ r. p
ao nav paiag the AMENDMENTS rs TO THR IFTsRhAb KkV'
rvrE .w recently passed By Congress With ndz &c Send orders
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

Card,-MOURHING GOODS Of every desirable ElJ eosssuar
on sn a IACKsONS Mourning Store No 15l Bosfs5 opPooS
Tifany a Cos Prices reasonable a.I.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

q. CoLLAMORE s. Co..
Importers and Ds.Iesis
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN WARE,
GAS ErrrUREs. &O.
Have rsaored 70
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oat door .bors wsvsrIey place
GILMAN cnt.sfasx nRNsr u BesAY.
sshencit's Fulmonic syrup,
sCHRNCK's sRAwBED TONIC f
sCHENCK'S nANDRAKB PILLS
Ties. are the ONLY esnes based correct principles O.
srv Pulmonary Consumption They cleanse ihe somsc produce
active operation Of the Es create good spPee making INC o ~
g blood which erps natter and the Inng are healed
NJ shuek will be at Ms -,sms % BoBds New YORK. BVBkf
TUESDAY from ga tS1p full supply Of his ac'cines mJ
~ ,he7. At all tms thorough examinations Of luHp
with hi. Respiromeier, S5 Au sdvieofee
Tse commercial Agency Register for &s61
PUBLISHED nv
McKILLOP. sPRAGUE & CO., --
s, s.u thoroughly e1miBsi By BEST JUDGES dCsN ITS
the MOST ooMPLErB LIST OF CITY AND C9sErRr
MERCHANTS sa the MOST ACCURATELY RATED avsw Of both
Capital aud Cssdit - $500
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speedy Care all Skin Diseases.
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Bartlest's Reversible sewins-Maehinos.
FrRsr.cLass SSS;iiisSS SSMiIS SEWING eMacHss.
For use BY HAND OF FOoT will Patent RKvsRslBLE MOTION
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The Ersnng Globe Of the sd has the following Afcmn
Ward sim lies IN in southampton Attached literary
friends continually running down from London TO see
him Mr. Bdyard TAYLOR, the celebrated American MI
who landed at southampton from the New ork packe
I'non on Wednesday, also vAited him, ana ne tncu
tates Cousnl Cant BrttOn is indefat gable IN eoitrbu
ing 10 the comfort OF his countfyman VIC may tou ti
our own advices speak OF the improves hs'4th O AT
tenns, and his hopes soon TO reach NeN-lOik
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DROP0sALs FOR NEW JAIL
DEPARTMENT OF THE EXTERIOR, !
WAsHINaTOH ID. O. Iulv 2l lg67 I

WAsHINGToH, ID. O., July 81, 1867.
Sealed proposals will Ee received at this De-
partment until IL oclooR NJ. on TUESDAY, the
18th of September, 1867, for the erection OF the
Jail in and for the District of Columbia, autho-
rized and provided for by the act OF Congress,
approved July %, 1865, and the Joint resolution
approved March 2, 1867,
The designs, detail, drawings, and speclfca-
tions can be seen at the architects Office, in
the eastern grounds OF the Capitol, Washington
city, every day, except Sundays, between the
hours of A. NJ. and 5 p. M.
Separate bids will be received for the ma
sonry work, brick work, iron work, and car
pentry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted
will be required to enter into q sufficient bond,
to be approved by the Secretary Of the Interior,
for the faithful completion of his contract.
Payments will be made as the work progresses
on estimates certified to by the architect; but
twenty per centum of the estimates will be
retained until the contract is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder, but the Department re-
serves the right to reject any or all OF the bids
should it be deemed for the interest Of the
Government TO do so.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th
day OF September next IN presence of such OF
the bidders as may choose to attend
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for New Jail" and be directed 20
the 'Secretary Of the Interior, Washington,
DC"
o. II. BROWNING,
S2l t9l7 Secretary OF the Interior.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Athletics OF Philadelphia va, Mu-
tuals of New York.

Some four or five thousand people, including
a great many ladies', assembled yesterday after
noon on the Union grounds, Brooklyn, h. D.,
for the purpose of witnessing the contest be-
tween the Mutual and Athletic Clubs. The de-
feat of the Unions on Monday by the Athletics
had been accomplished evidently more by the
poor playing OF the Morrsanla nine than by the
good playing OF the Philadelphlans, and the
Mutuals thus far this season had shown that
they possessed steady strength, which, under
proper rulings, would render them almost in
ylncible: From these facts, therefore, 1t was ad-
judged by many that the game would re-
suit favorably to the Mutuals; and such, In fact
did it promise up to the end OF the seventh inn
ing, when the game stood IA to ii in their favor.
Peters then began to increase the speed OF his
pitching, and the consequence was passed balls
and called balls, which told against the Mu-
tuals; bad muif by Pike, and poor, thought
less play-in throwing badly to second base
after beautiful stop, to catch man lodging
between second and third, when two hands we're
out and there was abundance of time to throw
to first and finish the stIike-also by Pike, and
poor attempt by Devyr, Pike, and Jewett TO
catch Berry, dodging between home and third,
allowing the Athletics to run up score of seven
runs, thus gaming lead which eventually won
for them the game. Martin was put in to pitch
after the seven runs had been made, but this
change came entirely too late. Peters pitched
very nicely, and the Athletics were entitled
to not more than half a dozen runs at
the very most off of hits against his
pitching, as mufed balls and wild throws told
more severely against the Mutuals than did
the batting Of the Athletics. The Mutuals, with
such an excellent change OF pitchers in their
nine, should not allow their young player to tire
hlmself out before they changed him, and it is
70 be honed that hereafter they will profit by
The experience of the past, The changing of
pike and Waterman in the early part of the
game did not prove very beneficial, and it was
soon found necessary 10 give them back the posi-
tions they have held in the nine during the past
few games. OF the Individual playing but little
need be said, as no one did anything partlcu-
larly brilliant Fisler, however, really deserves
mention for his quiet and unerrlng play in his
Dosition. Mcbride, for his untiring energy in
knocking foul balls, with the evident intention
of firing out the pitcher, also deserves mention.
Mr.. Grum In his umpiring sustained his reputa-
fion for impartiality; but he was too lenent both
with the pitchers and the strikers. He enforced
rule tWenty-one as 1t should be enforced. He
required the.strlkers on taking the bat to stand
on the line, and they did so. He did not wait
until the ball was hit and then give the West
ern country decision, mo strikes" and in this
he showed the possession OF common sense. -
The score OF the game is as tolloWs:-
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and YeomanB-M
On the main question of striking the word
"maleD from the Constitution, the vote was
yeas, %; nays, 46. SO the fair sex in the PENN
sular State are denied the ballot. II VIII pc
remem mbered that the Convention, sitting ~
Committee of the Whole, voted SO decldeolI IA IA
favor of extending the suffrage to women, Liza Liza
Mrs. Cady Stanton and Theodore Tuton puiIeu
of their bonnet and hat, and gave them tnlee
cheers for Michigan.
Woman Suffrage in Kansas.
The female suffrage question, says the Journal
is making rather queer divisions in the public
sentiment of the State. AT Lawrence 1t IS favored
by such prominent politicians as Ex-Governor
Robinson, Senator Ross, and others, and Is OPP
posed by such well known business men as the
Hon. z. M. BartholOw and the Hon. G. W. Bah
cock. Mr.. Bartholow has never in any way iden-
tilted himself with the political parties In this
State; he Is exclusively q business man, an
~iVes no attention to politics. but he thinks he
ssao,N in female suffrage measure fraught with
much evil TO society aud the State, and there
fore stre 0uOusly opposes it. That he represents
a large nun, ,ber of the most substantial business
mon of the ci, v and State can hardly be doubted.
On the Other hand, when such shrewd politicians
AZ Ex-Governor Robinson, Governor Crawford,
the State officers generally, and our Congress
sional delegation. favor a measure of this kind,
II would seem that the public sentiment Of the
State was drifting in that direction.
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INSTRUCTION..

TlHB MISSES DE CHARMs' ENGLISH AND
J. FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
No. 1919 FILBERT Street.
will be Le0pened on the THIRD MONDAY IN SEP
Miss CARRIE 6. BURNHRn6.
THE COURSE OF STUDY, ia addition 20 the
branches heretofore taught wifi include Latin Ger.
ana frequent Lectures upon MineralORy, Botany
Astronomy and other Natural Sciences VIII be given
THoRoU6H INSTRUCTION, in all departments
Will be given 30 as to enable the pupil 70 think and
acquire for berselc and as mental power depends go
much upon the physical condition. CALI5THENIO
EXERCISES will be given daily. free OF charge
either In the open air or in the wel-ventated School
See circulars at T. b. PUGHs Bookstore, Bulletin
Building SlOsWl5s
A EMY OF THE PROTESTANT
"A. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and JUNI-
PER Streets.-The AutumnRl Session will open on
MONDAY, September q Application for admission.
may be made at the Academy during the pre-
ceding week, between 10 AND u O'Clock IN the
morning - -. ..-. -
DUGBY ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG MEN
lO and Boys No. l4l5 LOCUST Street. EDWARD
CLARENCE SMITH, A. M, Principal.-Re-Opens
fessional iiie or for high standing in college.
frstclass Primary Department in separate
Tooms Circulars, with full Information at No. 1926
CHESNUr Street, ~ 2m
THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN,
i corner Of FILBERT Street and N. w, PENN
Square. will reopen on Monday, September 2
W. j. HORBTMANN, Vice President.
8l73w p p. MORRIS, Secretary and Treasurer.