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THE ROMAN QUESTION.
nuR ely o. ROME cuRpespuNurNcf.

The Ike, pulmonary Leaders Demand a Heavy
sacrifice OF the Ladies-French Omcers
visited nv the Agents of the National COM
,miitcr--Activity OF the Papui Poiice-lThc
Foreign church Question, &c.
ROWS JAN IL 1867
Although peace and patience sll the order Of the
dsy in Rome some expressions in clsndestne circular
lnp sac, BY the Roman National Committee on the 9TH
inst indicate resolution to brnglmatters TO the test Of
arms between the Pope's foreign mercensries"nd the
spauts 10 Italian unity and constitutional rule The
circular alluded to says"we appeal especially to our
ladies moi only that thcy may fuln this slight sacrifice
Cor the honor Of their country but also that they may
teach il 10 those over whom they have any influence
ii il time Tor our female citizens to rise TO the height OF
Hrotlc aml national sentiments. Joined in unanimous
ri w ssal leave t. tho few vile friends Of foreigners
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AQuATIcs.


The International Rowing Regatta In Paris.
IRON the London Times. Jan. a.l
The Imperial Commission for the Paris Universal Ex
hbon or 1867 has announced TO her Maiestys Commits
soners that Is intended during the Exhibition TO hold
thew tnys h y take On na ar
Commissioners have accordingly appointed the following
committees TO make the necessary arrangemens on tho
Granard, Earl vane Lord Alfred Paget- the Hon. G.
Mr. Allan Morrison r Mr. j. Whit: and 'o Mr. G
wyide ysecretsryl The Imperial Commission has ap-
propraed sum Of $500 for prizes at the regatta and
Duke Of Edinburg the Duke Of Marlborough, SIR ).
committee has recommended that the regatta should DO
held in tho second week Of july and that IL should
boats and up eight oars Boats duly entered
for the races win be conveyed from London Paris and
back again free Of expense.
REGULATIONS AND RULES
England Rowing Regatta Club has received the follow.
ing particulars TO the races 10 DO rowed in Paris
First Class
First Race, Outriggers, Scung-Prize an object OF
art 500r The second TO receive the ontries Entry
second Race Inrigged Gigs tpairsrrze an object Of
25fr., half forfeit
Third Race outrggers fours-prze, an object Of art
or 1,00or The second to receive the entries Entry
Fourth Race inriggcd Gigs oursPrize, an objec, Of
art or 0o0fr The second 10 receive the entries Entry
Filth Race, Inrgged Gigs six oars,prize, an object
Of art, or 1o00r The second to receive the entries.
Entry 5ofr., half forfeit.
Sixth Race Inriggcd Gigs tparsl Prize, object OF
art or 30oir The second TO receive the entries Entry
seventh Race nrgged Gigs tfours)--Prizc an object
OF art or 500r The second to receive the entries Entry
25fr, half forfeit
Eighth Race, Inriggcd Gigs tpairsprc an object OF
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THE CANADIAN QUESTION.

Confederation Plan or tho North American
Delegates In England.
The London Timer publishes the following information
from correspondent in England
The delegates from the British North American Pro-
yinces In session for several weeks at the Westminster
Palace Hotel have succeeded In revising the Quebec
scheme to secure unanimous vote OF all the
provnces is TO say, Upper and Lower
Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The reso-
buttons passed at Quebec in their revised FORM have
been forwarded TO Earl Carnarvon for considera-
ton All the knoty points aud difficulties which pre-
sented themselves, so far as colonial interests are
concerned, have been successfully combated Provision
made for enabling the colonies Of Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland, the Northwest Territory and British
Columbia TO epter the confederation equitable term
hereafter draught bill based these resolutions, II
Is expected will be prepared and submitted to Paria.
ment early In the ensuing session.
The conference Is composed as follows
Canada Tho Hon. Messrs J. A. Mcdonald CHAIR
manl, 9. T. Cartier. Howand Langevin McDougall and
Gait
Nova Scotia--The Hon Messrs c. Topper ". A. Henry,
J. W. Richie, j. McCuy and A. q. Archibald.
Nesc Bstpscick Messrs s. L. 1illey. p. Mitchell, C..
Fisher, D. wilmot and J. W. johnson.
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c a N a D A..

Revenue RcceIpts-Babia. the Alleged Muir
dercr Of His sister, Deprived Of His Clerical
Connection with the Church. &c.
OTTAWA, Feb. 2 1867.
The receipts Of the Canadian provinces from revenue
and excise duties during the month Of January were
s457, elo, and the expenditures so37,oo
The discount American invoices for the ensuing
week will be 20 per cent
Rev. Mr. Bahia who recently tried and acquitted
OF the charge OF numbering his sister, been deprived
of his clerical connection with the Church Of England
The Rendition Of Lamirande TO be De-
mauded-Lord Monck Censured for His Con-
ncction with His Abduction--N1nn Frozen to
Death, sc. -
The sdvices from London that a demand had been
made by the British government for the rendition Of
Iamirande causes much comment LORD Monck laid the
whole case before the home government and II Is un.
erstood that he censufed for the he pur-
sued
death ON Tuesday, near So John.
The mills belonging TO II. CorudIier, W. r. p, were
destroyed to-day by fire. The loss Is heavy.
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the evidence appears that the sxfccr referred to
were LETT Tor short time without their commanding
oncer anu smarilng under the memory of previous
interference by the popuaee they galoped Abe quay
ana rode over every who could fly from before
them. Such conduct by the British troops seems mon.
strous in the extreme, aud leaves them liable to trial
oy military law Tor INSTRUMENTATION and breach OF dlsci
pune, and also by the civil authorizes for the lives Of
unonending men taken in cold blood Tue circumstances
furnish another strong argument for the advocates for
vote Dy ballot, and will doubtless be much discussed
wnen the Irish questions under consideration neT
session
This winter has been most severe here; frost and
snow, with all their attendant misery 10 the poor The
thermometer has reached twenty-six degrees below
freezing point-an unusually low temperature for this
country The ministers Of various religions are working
untsdly to alleviate the hsrdships OF the people.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1867,

arr ar oOfr The second to receive the entries. Entry
i5tr IN. forfeit.
Ninth r. 90, nrgged Gigs ifours,-Prze, object OF
art or 5o0f The second 10 receive the entries Entry
esSr half for fet
Tenth Race nrigged Gigs six oars)--Prize an object
OF art or 3o0r The second to receive the entries En
Eleventh Race @ NOES for naddler-Prze. an OBJ
ject Of art or lOofr Entry l0lr half forfeit
n Is that Re English should be regis
tered for the Eyhibron egatas for which they
coiyed programme Th.t registration must be made
before February l-lrst, oraer mat their members
may be represented at the En- uoiton oy trophy con-
tanning their flags and arms
No member will be permitted race unless NO belongs
10 registered club since the n Inhibition to
prove to what clubs the best boMs 'eiong
The boats must be registered bafos march l.
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upon our rights and supervision OF the matter. AMI
now authorize you 70 disregard paper and Al On .
stop the practi q II the Indian agents may without
limit supply the Indians with arms would no. exposs
our troops and trains them at ALL but would sh
draw our soldiers VINO have already hercueon task on
their bands.
The order signed BY Charles Bogy and Others and ad
Or Ssed 10 Mr.. Buueraeld Is a. follows
sR You having requested verbally be Informed in
rcgsrt, 80 your right sell ana ammunition 10
Indians we have 20 state as foiows:fou as an Indian
trader lice used for that purpose by the United States
government authorized 10 sell or trade and
ammunition IL any Indians that at peace with and
receiving annu ues from the United States government
This rule OF applies any other regularly licensed
trader as well AS yourself
The WhisiSey Frauds.
Hon William A. Darling is again IN New Torx, procur-
ing additional testimony relative the recent nvestga
ton by the commilee tho whskey frauds in
that city. is expected that lie will srcturn
evening. The committee have been working constantly
since their return upon the matter accumulated In heiS
examination, which is very yoluminous and making
every effort get their official report ready for presenta
in the course OF . few days There doubt thss
and show Of the reasons at least for the depletion
Of the revenue
General Sherman Is expected here Tomorrow.
Henry A. smythe, Collector Of the port OF New York.
arrived here to-day andDs lodging ~ Wizards Mr..
Sinythe called this evening the White House and
oyed hours Interview with the President General
Graham, OF New York also arrived to-day, His visit has
some connection with the disposition of the Naval Office
in New York.
The Fenian TREASURY.
The late secretary of the Fenan treasury Is about to
lecture here exposing the mode OF receiving and dig
bursting the funds received into the Fensn treasury
while he had charge Of the the Moat mansion.
on Union square, New York.
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the scHElDT NAVIGATION.
BARRING Of tho River by Holland.

letter from the Hague explains follows the dis.
which has arisen about the barring OF the Scheid
sHoand wishes to stop up useless mouth Of the river
TO unite Zealand Mddleburg and FIessingen 10 the
tnent by railway the construction OF which Is already
considerably advanced The Belgans pretend that this
step might be injurious to the navigation Of that branch
Of the river which Is used by their navy. They, per-
haps fear that FIossingen In direct
with the valley Of the Rhine, will njure Antwerp. The
Dutch reply that they obliged by treaties 70 leave the
Scheldt open TO navigation, and, to say nothing OF
honor their own interest would prevent their closing
even ameorats the channel they masters to carry
out their territory such works of embankment
or wsiage a their interests may counsel.
The Belgian Minister maintains his opinion on the
danger Of the projected works: Belgium has right to
oppose anything which may compromise the navga-
bility OF the river and Holland cannot decide alone II
those works would be injurious or not The Begians
propose, therefore, that foreign Powers should send
their engineers the spot, thus providing sort Of
arbitration, impartial and disinterested.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the KsRALB.

Movements Of Juarez-His Advance ON 1ho
Capital-Ortega, the Pretended Prcsidcns'
Positively q Prisoner.
New ORLEANS Feb. 8, 1867.
Your headquarters correspondent with Jua-ez, under
date Of Durango, i4th u says the governments leaves
this morning for Zacatecas 1t will advance towards the
capital 1t the rate OF fifteen leagues per day, batting
three days at each State capital
Four hundred troops remain u Durango. Geretai
Amanda marches out on the 10th with his forces
General President Ortega is positively prisoner
Senior Meja bearer Of dispatches 70 Senior Romero as
Washington remains atIGalveston to attend to the ship
ment Of consignment Of Whitworth rifles and other
munitions Of war, which had arrived there His de-
spaches brought here by Major Nash, Chief Com
mssary OF the subdivision Of the Rio Grande and sent
forward by mail 70 Washington.
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DISASTROUS FIRE At wvEso-rHREE BLOCKS DESTROYED.

OswHGo, Fobs3, 1861.
About eleven o'clock this morning Are broke out in
the bakery Of Dsuquer Nattern West First street.
and three blocks destroyed before the flames
subdued. The loss about $4,000 The bakery, Nor
chants Union Express ONCE, Roches drug store.
Coopers confectionery, Tuttie's photograph gallery.
liquor store and billiard rooms and Pesham 4 WAL
bridges undertaking were destroyed; insurance
from $4,000 10 $4,000. sst
Tho block occupied by the Daily Advertiser and Times
considerably damaged as Was also the material il
flaoc H
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GALVESTON, Feb. 4, 1857.
General Griffin issues an order empowering military
officers where there Sub Assistant Commission
ers Of the Frcedmens Bureau to act rs SUCH This
extends the operation Of the Bureau over tho entire
State. General Griffin officially compliments Major A. J.
States colored troops for gaantry in dispensing troop
Of bsndtt at Pogtown.
There IS some excitement At Waco on account Of two
doctors who performed namelcss surgical musiaton
negro lad They had been arrested BY the civil author
tiles and rescued afterwards by the citizens They were
finally rearested, and now held BY the military.
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Breaking Up Of tho Ice at WheeMng-Fivo
Steamboats, Carried Away.
WHEKlIro W. Va, Feb. 8 1867.
The ice gorge In the broke 1t this point Saturday,
carrying on the steamers New STATE Holman. Eagle and
Booth, Battle Co.'S large wharf boat The Eagle
WIS secured q few miles from the city, considerably
damaged. The Holman, New State and tho wharf boat
were ut last accounts. still floating away with the Ice.
Tho damage il unknown.
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Movements Of Corona.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2, 1867
The steamer Golden Age, with passengers from New
York January ii, arrived here this morning. She
brings later dates from Mexico.
General had moved his forces towards the city
of Mexico, his headquarters being still at Yguala.
The last heard from the mperialists that the
forces under Mendez besieged in Moretia by the
liberals. News OF the taking OF thu town soon
pected.
Corona had passed quickly through Topic, and would
march to Colima, the hands Of tho imperial
lists, making II impossible to send merchandise to Quad
alajara and other cities from the coast Five six
vessels due at Manzaniila from Europe, with
merchandise which Is not to be unloaded while the i'm
perasts are in possession OF Coima Corona and other
generals will spare efforts for the capture Of the
place.
Five French war vessels In the harbor of Acapulco
and small force of mperalists to garrison the forts.
Many Of the prominent members of the Church party,
who upheld the opinions Of the Austrans will abandon
the country when the French leave.
Important Liberal Victory Capture of Cucr-
navaca and the Imperial Garrison.
SAN Francisco Feb 3, 1867.
The Mexican Consul in this city has received official
information Of the capture of tho important Of
Cucrnavaca forty miles the city Of Mexico together
with the imperial forces commanded by Colonel Madrid.
who shot by order of court martial.
General Paacco has routed the mperasts at Merelia,
In the State of Michoacan, and captured the city.
Tho Story Of the Execution of an American
Consul and the bardment Of NIazntlan
Denied.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1896.
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister, having asked
through the telegraph Of the Consul Of that republic at
San Francisco for reliable information 70 the alleged
execution Of Mr. Garman UnsA STATES Consul 1t Mazat
lam and OF that place. has received the
suboined answer ihroughthat channel
The news Is false. have Letters from MagatIan OF
January -, slgpsd by A. Godsy.
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TINE JAMES RIVER OPEN.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 8, 1857
The James river Ii clear OF ice Vessels have arrived
from below to-day
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AFFAIRS N TENNESSEE.

NAsHvrLLx, Feb 2, 1857.
A company Of the Thirty fourth regiment LEFT for
Overton county 10 day 10 protect the citizens.
Anthony, the federal soldier under sentence Of
death for killing Nashville policeman. and Two accom-
pIces, have been pardcned by Governor Br0vnIow.
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ros.ssy no darssno Say fiTrRaE sEnEGSarf0
REMEDY, purely vegetable New York agens, Densas
Barnes, Wells Hclmbod. Kitchen, Coddngt6n sheldon
Dutton, Freeman druggists.
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In Italy the Bells arc Bapti-ed VIII Hely
but bellies prefer sprinkung with PHALON'3
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREt y.
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SAILING 0f THE North AMERICAN.

PORTLAND, Mc., Feb. q, 1867
The steamer North American iain Kerr sailed for
Liverpool at half past wyen this norning. Wind north
east and rainn..
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To Let Gold Have its Own Way y 70 Assist ISIS.
~ laying the foundation OF CousumpUnn. 10 euro tne w.
stnnh2r cough cold have only 20 use a. once ~.
JAYN.s'S ExpECTORANT Sold evcrywners.
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address, -PolIak q SON, AIsnmf scturers ef
Meerschaum Goods 62 Broadway Pipes order and
repaired. Boiling. 81.
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..A.-Mott,s Chemical Pomsde Rsssores Cry
HAIR Is decidedly the best Hair Dressing used Sold
RCSuT0N, 10 Astor House. and by all druggists.
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A.--lladnme JuneI,s Mammarial Balm and
Elevator deveiopes the FORM 3J Canal Sc4
for treatise. Agents druggists.
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T4.e Howe Machine Co.'s Lock stisc 1, m ~
ing 'Machue-ELlAS HOWE. Jr. toftgnR lnsevtm !" ~"
sessing mschncl rrcsdcut. $50 broadway, New ao'A"
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s,rtstndove,s Hair DSe.-Thc Rest Ever Nina.
ufactufcd Wholesale aud retain; also ap8led At ma
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The Harrison B0ilcr-The safest nm NM ~.
Boiler made for efficiency and econumy .riv a.
passed by For circulars aud inof ,,vm Amt
no groadvny rooms Nos gsnd 10 New fofSs
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Elliptic ,IGckssisch sewing Machines. 513
Broadway ~ yhest premiums Maryland Institute, New
York and Pcnssyiyania sssse Fairs, 1856
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w,s.. Torpcc- md Ornrv,cnssI tinirin .nrc sH
quality liar Dye aud Hair Dyeing an eo'o's' w
ELOR'S 10 Bond street..
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BROOKS Inc Netsop9lian Bost maker, at go Broad.
way: keeps hs yest In aEgns n from
~ snrc ~ The Hotel IL 10 the only place. Ia
between Eassy and Forteenh street where one
mud Here an nbon OF enterprise worthy OF einuiA-
ton all cnzaxn.
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a.. ca Prime Red and White Asn Sowtia..L
rsntecd Orders By mall receive piwMps az
tpors MtJRtiAN BROS. -, and 700 Wess hueaHAsa
street neat Eighth avenue
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gold Information furnished The highest rates pad tr
Doabc0ny aud ell kinds Of Cold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, NJ
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FIorencs, Reversible Feed
LOCKS1fiCu SEWfNO MACHINES
505 broadway New YORK.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Lcckstttrh sc"s"s
chine and Bullonhole Machine o' b'oaaNV
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Grovepsl Bakers Highest Presnism SesTiua
Machines. EJ broadway. New York
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An Prizes Dashed i'm IegRs Lott crscs.- -Circs-
J. CLUrE. Broker lcs Broadway.
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Ball, Black & Cos.
SIS AND 567 BROADWAY.
have constantly hand large well assorted soekN
DIAMONDS,
JEWEIRY
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
BRONZES
FANCY GOODS.
GAS. FIXTURES.
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4 ssn Fsss ss.s .s
repaired Boiling ii.
pa.ss no ssy b. EsfTsE Ss
ga'Sfs
sSs 4: &c 5.s. a .: s:
for treatise AGENT. druggists.
An Prizes Ca.hed in Lesas Lotserses.--Circ
). CLUrE. Broker. cs Broadway
Ball. haes Is = hs HSi Sss BROADWAY.
have constantly on hand h MS sps wen @''0'ea
sri %sISs %AsE,
s sas ps Hq2Rs
s5 s:;m... ;.. ss., .. n en-:
Qua. Factory, 81 barclay szesI
es s Esss ss. "
sss: sssp: s'prsisI from
~ store 70 the Metropolitan Hotel II the only place. IA
@ Tho S..s sns ass nss assp IN snow and
mud Here sbniou o. enterprise worthy OF enuiA-
vss.. :'. .Is ;ssa! .1 S:s: Esss Ma
Aston House,
ESse Ins s s..y. Maf a.s;. S sss
York and fcmssysanis sssss FAIRS is5s.
r''''' SsEsEs's'f % s. .ssars.: ,.,
Hs.s sss y NV ss;s rrs~'." s's
n
az Keyci syrrm .a: ass spsd ale. Pr.s
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, 10 Wan sirec,. Nr
TIC re. Gold Have e. Own Way T. 70 a A. sS
~ ays The Foundation o. copsumpnn 70 cas9 anss DR.
JAYWsS ExfECTORANr. Sold eycrywhers.
I'VE Howe Machine Co.'S Lock sfi.cn m ~
ing Mschiue.-ELiAS HOWE. Jr. toriginRl nteva !" w.
sessng mschnc) President, $50 Broadway, New hosa
The Harrison BOier-The safest nm saoi - sur.
Boiler made, for efficiency ana ecphuuy -
passed BY For cilrulats aud in,ofwn1 , sen
4 lie Broadway rooms Nos gsnd J" New io'A'
Wigs, Tompcc- md Ornr r,cnsn ,'drs q, nAfcE
quality liar Dive aud Hair Dycing sh eo'o's' w
l ELOHts IL Bond street
/ xtao.t.r a xytlscu,s l0ckstitch -cws"k VIZ
| chine Aud gultonhole Machine, 90 bsoaaway
a, 5O.-Prisne Red and White A nsnuc mo ss,.ol
wssh, Siaranecd Orders by mall receive pipmpa
| tidne MORGAN BROS. ~, Aai w "p'' ~"~N-'1
! street neat Elgtth avenue
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The Eastern Question md Report or Triple
Allied Inter entIOn-D m sulties in the Way
Austrian Military Report from Mexico
Prassian Rule ind German Recruitme nts-
The New Mission from Japan. dc.
49, q