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New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, April 27-NOon.-COnsos for money, pt;
United States FveTwentes, 7Ol Erie Railwry shares,
SSl; Illinois Central Railway shares, 75i
Evening-COnsols closed at 9l1 for money. American
securities close this evening follows United States
bonds 7Oi Erie Shares, 9s4 Illinois Centrals, 76i
PARIS, April 9o-Evening.-Un States Five-Twenty
bonds quoted at T7i for the Issue Of 1862
April 27-NOOn.-There was stll further decline in
French Rentes late last evening. United States Five
Twenty bonds quoted at 7ll. 81
April l2s-NOon.-Rentes are quoted to-day at soc.
Evcning-Amerean bonds sold to-day at so.
FRANKFORT, April 2i-NoOn.-United States Five
Twenty bonds, 72i.
Eyening-United States bonds rising, and closed
ut 7Ii
April 2s-Noon.-Unted States bonds are quoted today
at rs.
Evening" United States bonds are steadily increasing
and were last quoted to-day at 70.
ToUnoS Aprtl 27-Noon.-sugar No. u, Dutch stand
ard q4 Corn 4s; Scotch Pig Iron 52i Calcutta nseed
s5l Inseed OIL a3s TO- Sperm Oil, aISI; Whale Oil E'''
Idnseed Cakes, 80 is. .,,or ,,o
Evening The MARKETS. for American aDd o'Hoi Pio
nce close quiet this evening Corn, 1876 sugar Z ior
~ "a D,b stand.rd. Iron 52 for Scotch Pig; Lnseed
al for Calcutta; IAnseed Cakes 20 loj Ois s.e! q"
aia, for sperm Esq for Iceland Whale ana ASS 10 Tor
IAnseed -, ,o,,
IYTwpar April -Noon.-Petrolenm' 4Sff.
Eyenng-Petroeum closed qnet al 4SI' SOe v Dbl lor
Standard White.
,soo hales. Middling Upsnds, 1l3d MddhDg Orleans,
ia sales of California Wheat at 1IS, and Red Wheat
A. lss: Corn $50; oats, s7; Barley $40; Peas, 49,
PORK, so; Beef. 1856 Bacon, Ss Lard 0e Cheese So
Spirits of PetroleuD, I'D; Refined petroleum. IA fot
.snas a. sDIris furpentine, $685. Common Rosin, g.
snd Fine 1ste' Tsllow, Alo. Clover Seed, 81.
Eyepingrae Cotton market has been active to-day and
.ossd fer at slight advance The sales to day have
been fuly 5000 bales including the usual proportion for
,necnis4cn and export The following arethe closing
te~ro- Midding Uplands nt01id; Middlilg Orleans,
,1srd The Breadstuffs market is quiet and generally
hOut change Wheat, 1919 for Mol Red and llio for
Eavfornis White. Corn kSs. Barley, tlO. Oats, ST.
Psas ts. The Provision market is firm andgeneraly
unchanged. Pork, SOl. Beef l25i. Bacon, se Cheese
CO., Lard bOs. The market for American and ther pro-
uee closed quiet Pine ROsn has advanced Sd and com
mon Wilmington defined Sd. The former is nov quoted
atII. cwt and the latter at7s Petroleum squet at
I'D for Spirits and for Standard White Spirits Tur-
pentine, $685. Tallow, 46. Ashes 81 for Pots. Clover
aepd ST..
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
MEXICO.

THE SECOND DEFEAT OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR oRTEGA.
Letters and newspaper advices from Mexico com
prise dates from Escobedos camp front Of Queretaro
10 the 9Th OF April The repuse Of the mperass
while attacking the hill Of San Gregorio In front OF the
town. and the woundng OF Mrnmon in both legs con
rmed II is believed the latters wounds viii prove
MORTAL and Macmillan s saddened at the expected loss
of one Of his most able generals The Monterey Ptode0
Ofea SAYS the war will be ended In April In favor OF the
Liberals Dispatches from Porfirio Daz dated April 2,
and reteiyed at Matamoros, confirm the capture or
Puebla The troops at Tampico refused 70 reinforce
Escobedo according 20 his order for the reason that
NJ Vera Cruz 10 attack Tampico. The citizens OF the
latter place In favor OF Ortegs but have not pro
ounced FOR him. they believe there s no chance OF his
success. Gomez and Canales have possession OF the
town for purpose Of receiving the customs revenue
The messenger sent 20 Juarez by Minister Campbell with
the intercesslon OF tho United States for Mnximans
safety was warned at Matomoros to avoid Tanpco on
account OF the presence there OF Canaes.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, April 27-Noon.-A dispatch has been re-
eeyed which states that the ship Dragon Capt Clements
which left San Francisco the 23d Of December, for
Cork, arrived at Deal to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2I-NOon-The Cupard steamship
Java Capt Noodle which left NewYOrk on the nth OF
April arrived here to-day on the way TO Liverpool.
April 2s-TAe steamship City of New York, Capt Tib
belts which left New-York the nth Of April and the
steamship City Of Dublin Capt EynOD, from NewYorE
April 49, touched at this port to-day and sailed again FOL
Liverpool
LONDONDERRY April 27.-The steamship Britannia
which left NewYOrk April 49, touched at Movile to-day
and sailed again for Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.

THE RussrAS-AMERIcAN TREATY-MARKETs.
or rsLnsRIrH TRIBUNE
Ban FRANCISCO, April 26.-The steamship Moses
Taylor from San Juan, arrived this evening" Advcos
from Victoria state that the Russian Alexander
sailed for stka to-day, carrying telegraphc summary
OF the Russian American treaty.
An improvement In tho merchandise market Ia noted
The roads in the interior becoming passabe, and
country orders arc coming forward.
Flour 10 firm at ", free and ~ IS aboard. Wheat 10 du
ut 81 5O6t1 is. Legal tenders, "a. 80
The Treasurer OF the Southern Relief Fund to-day ele
Qraphed e4.T0O In gold 10 New York. -
San FRAscsco, April 1.-THE steamer Americs
sailed to-day for San Juan with 800 barrels OF Hour
for NewYork This lie the first lot shipped via Ncara
qua The steamer Sierra Nevada sailed to-day for Mexi
can ports with cargo valued ct s5o00 The bark Ethan
Allen for Hong Kong, carries 900 IN treasure. Five
ocean steamers left this port to-day Flour steady sn
perfine. %; Extra g. Wheat dull at "a is for Choice
Legal tenders, "a. ~. IL I..l
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REcowrRUcrIox
""|I u SOUTH CAROLINA. -'II|-. !
GEN. sfcKIEs MAKES THE PIREMEN OF GHARLEsToN

7
GEN. sicKIEs MAKES THE PIREMEN OF CHARLEsroS
RESPECT THE AMERICAN FLAG. r
. rsIseKArH Tu raIBvsa
CHARLESTON, s. c., April H.-The annual parade Of
the Fire Department OF Charleston 20 have taken
place this morning at ioocock The procession was about
starting but there being total absence Of an American
flag In the column Notwithstanding the great number Of
all sorts of other banners Gen eiekes tne o
Commandant Brevet Brig Gen ChtZ the followlng let
ter and ordered the column not TO move unt the re-
qurements Of this letter were complied with:
GENERAL; You remember the regrets we expressed 70
prominent citizens the day OF the last nremens
that the American flag not seen In the column IL
then said to have been an inadvertent omission
10 reported TO tins morning that among the various
the citsdel parade ground the nag IL not there
desire that you will at send for the ChieI o. the
Fire Department, and inform him that the nauonal
standard must be borne In front OF the column tnat An
pany present will be detailed by himself to march with
the coors that the eoors be placed opposite the review
ing personages the ground designated Tor the review
and that every In the column shall sainte the
three PAGES distant rsm the cOors and carrying the cap
upe marching past the eOOrs 10 the point three PAGES
distant from the same.
The Mayor of the city, the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment and the foremen OF will be held respons
bic for the observance of this order and tney are hereD
authorized and required TO arrest any person VINO oso
beysit You VIII take such measures as you may ino 10
be necessary TO insure the execution OF this order
To Breyet Brig. Gen H. b. SIts, Unise6 States Army
Commanding Post Of Charleston, 8. q.
Officials j. W. cLoUs, Captain Ssth Infantry, Acting
Assistant Adjntant, General. -. !,
When informed Of this order by Gen. Ctz the ChleI OF
the Fire Department expressed behalf OF the fre DC
partment cheerful obedience and the PROCESSION
waiting until an American flag can be procured. A.,
Laer-A flag has been procured, and the procession
moving.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
u rrIrs.Arn 70 rsx rx,srss.

TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Fmctional currency re-
received from the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Depart
ment for the week ending yesterday amounted to t2sOo
There was sent away during the week the following
amounts: To the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at NewYork $780, oo TO the Assistant
ut Philadelphia 10000; United States Depository at
baltimore EOOoo at Cincinnati $4,000; at Pittsburgh
$4,000 and 20 National banks, TO- making the total
redeemed during the week was sass,soo
The United States Treasurer holds as securities for cir
public moneys with banks designated as depostories,
t3s 0960 total securities held, 800 Debrse
ments for the week were as follows: War Department
ment s4IsoO0 total, t22a09t Receipts from internal
sources 9ts Ss receipts for the week
II is not probable that the regular monthly statement
Of the public debt for the present month VII oe %eysd
cations are that IL viii present exhibit Of reduction
in the debt to the extent Of between and 5000
during the MONTH will. Judging from the sums
which have already been reRortesa amount 70 seSgt
The extreme Of the Internal Revenue receipts az
compared with other perod Is fact which has been the
only two occasions lately that che receipts
from that source Appeared less 9 even as & S as saSse
show an amount In the Treasury IN coin ofs0oooooo0
The abstract Of the condition Of the National Banks of
the United States published ~ ns 70 ta
Of Gs % the the %So
2ia and the total deposits to be l % total OF de-
q specie sossSa s5 lesstender notes. sa2scsI7 81,
and Of compoundinterest notes, sssc2'oss & For re-
demption OF notes aud payment OF deposits
be- held by The Country banks, and per cent BY
the banks large c sss ,s BY
the healthy condition Of the banks The securities de-
United States deposits in addition TO the reserve required
by law the secu,ies pedsed FOR circulation and de-
Seven millions OF other National Bank notes cash oms
and other rnitcd States securitics =, y. f..'-5ef
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CANADA.
rae IcR IN rHE ST. LAwaRScR RIVER,

...., THE ICR IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER -
rHI seaarE TO TRIBUNE t'f fl q. 1850 .L
QUEBEC, c. E., April 97.-The ice bridge opposite
this city Ia still firm and is over fifty feet thick in some
places The attempt TO bowit up proved unsuccessful
The country between here aud Montreal Is flooded In
many places In consequence OF accumuatons or the Ice
Barns and fences are being carried away.
r 80 OTTAWA NRwS.
OrrAwA, April T-The discount on American invoices
during the ensuing week will be 2s per cent o
Mr. Hangs OF Arnpri0r was drowned on Tuesday last
while trying to Snake Rapids, In the Madawaska
River, IN canoe. b. ~, - ~ nI- -- ~
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ITALY.
INK AUsTRo-IrAIIAN TREATy--AS ALLIANCE With
FRAHCE.

InE AUsIRo-IrAIIAN TREATy--AS ALLIANCE WITH
TRANCE.
The Chamber Of Deputies approved the Austro ltal-
ian treaty Of peace April 49, by vote of 22s to D The
negotiations this treaty under the supervision
OF sgnor RatszI progressing rapidly is affirmed
that the fall the ReaLo Cabinet was the result OF RI
cazo opposton 90 an alliance with France,
ard that he leans toward Prlssian alliance Tor Italy
Raazzi aud Campello are partizans OF freheh an
.
INsURRECTIoS IN ROME.
The Debats gives the following telegram from Marseies
Letters from Rome OF the nth announce that procla
nation had been posted up during tho night In that CITY,
calling upon people rise in insurrccton promising
them the support OF Garbad and adding that the latter
believed the moment had arrived TO attack the tyranny
exercised tho temporal Government but thnt ne wouu
Of the time respect the spiritual authority OF tbe
Holy Father Provisional Government Will be formed
and plebisce viii decide the question OF annexa-
ton No public manifestations had taken place In c0nse
quence Of the above proclamation, but the Government
had sent 10 the frontiers TO watch any at
tempt that might be made by the Garibaldians"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TENNESSEE.
MOB LAw-DIsCovRRY OF IRON ORR

av ssIsssArs % ff
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 27.-A mob, under the
name OF loyal league, in Blount County, led among
others by the Sheriff Of that county drove out by force
minister OF the Methodist Church South, the Rev. Mr.
Haynes and the day broke up and dispersed con
rogaton OF the same church while assembling for wor
ship. The composed of whites and blacks Tho
Rev. W.T. Dowell OF the Church North Is reported TO
have nsgated the mob Several acts OF violence have
occurred In this place Political excitement very great
and the feeling between the parties bitter The arming
OF the militia causes great bitterness and
The company organizing here will be ordered to Sweet
wator.
A party Of workmen on the Knoxville and Kentucky
Railroad while excavating In Anderson County, struck
rich iron ore bed ak feet deep. ~ '.-.. -.. -
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The PLAINS.
nrrLssRArH 70 rHH TRiAUsK.

~ TrLpsRAPH TO THE TRiHvsk
ST. LOUIS April 2s.-The Republicans Omaha spe-
ciai dispatch says the loss Of the mail party between
Laramie and Fort Reno is confirmed. Three OF their
mules were found dead but the fate of the men is yet
mystery l-.-.,.. a.. AZ.
protection OF the Union Pacific Railroad trains which
are now running regularly TO the North Platte :.
GEN Smith, with the ath Regiment OF Infantry lett
Omaha yesterday for Fort Laramie
Gen Vessels at Fort Phil Kearney. reports that the
principal Crow chiefs TO that post on the l6h INST
and gave satisfactory assurances OF peaceful
toward the whites, and said they wonld meet Coinms
soner settle the reports circulated Of their joining hs
sioux In hostilities
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
MARYLAND.

SUNDAY STREET CARS IN BALTIMORE
. rEIsskAfH Tnk TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-In obedience 10 the will of
e people, expressed at the polls at the recent election
tho street passenger the main routes commenced
running to-day and were generally well paronized The
park and other suburban places were resorted-to and
gave animated appearance TO the city Most excel
lent order and decorum prevailed
At o'clock this morning fire was discovered In the
building the OF Calvert aud Baltmore-sts.,
known as Carroll Hall. The billiard rooms OF Nelms
Co. and tho studio OF the welknown artist Col John r.
johnson suffered serious damage, together with the
building and the stores below Loss estimated at $50 0
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
The following isa correct analysis OF the division o
Mr.. GladstOne's amendment.

These with the Speaker the Chairman Of Committees,
and the five seats Middescx, Yarmouth 2l. Tot
Reigate), make up the total strength OF the
House. eos Among the 40 Liberals who voted with Gov
ernment we have reckOned Mr.. M'Kenna Mr.. MEyoy
and Sir g. Bowyer. But although representing liberal
Roman Catholic Constituencies, and holding Liberal
views many political questions they be expected
10 give general support 10 the present Government.
Mr. Norris the member for Galway brother OF Lord
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POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.

SENATOR DMoNs RECEPTION AT HOME.
rIiHsEIpB
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April Ex-senator Dixon was
received his home here the arrival Of the o'clock
p train, by aspeeoh Of welcome by the Mayor, and
salute Of thirty guns band Of music present,
and the crowd loudly eheered the speech OF the senator
He spoke Of the south state Of slavery under the
Military BILL which placed Ia the hands Of the President
the lives OF all the citizens without trial by jury
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
MARYLAND.
an YrLron.yr 10 Yps rpIBurr.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Noninations are now com.
peted Judge aud Clerk Of the City Court created
in accordance with OF the late Legislature namely
Radical Republicans Gen. John II. Keny for Judge b.
II. Kennard for Clerk Conservative Repnblcans-Rev-
erdy Johnson IT, for Judge, Col Joshua NJ Lynch for
Clerk Conservative Dcmocrats-T. Parkin Scott for
Judge Andrew j. George for Clerk The election takes
place Wednesday next, and lively interest s mani
Tested In the result -r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
GEORGIA..
ADDRESS OF GOV. BROWN AT AUGUSTA.

ADDRESS OF GOV. BROWN At AUGUSTA.
TBbusH
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 27.-Goy. Brown addressed a
large meeting Of citizens the Court House this evening
He took the same ground ID his Atlanta and Savannah
speeches advising te people to accept the terms offered
Southern restoration. Persistent opposition viii ex
ssperate the Northern people and may lead to consca
Offered viii lead to the speedy restoration His address
vas fevorabIy received.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
NEW-JERSEY.

ELECTION or DIRECTORS CAMDEN AND AMBoy ROAD
ss rsLusxArH 20 sus rsisusr a. ,sas
BoRpENrowN, N. j.. April 2z-The following gen.
emen were to-day elected Directors OF the Camden and
Amboy Railroad: Edwin A. Stevens Ashbe Welch. Jo-
seph T. bradley, Cambridge Livingston John L. Nc
knight, BENJAMIN Fish Samuel Wech
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
OBITUARY.
carr. oRoroE Q. sroDDARD. .. 8. NC.

al CART GEORGE @. sroDDARp. U. 9. NC -
Or rrlssRAsa rHx rKiBrsK $500
BosToN, April 27.-Cspt. George @. Stoddard OF the
United States Marine Corps stationed at the
Navy Yard died yesterday, after short Illness " cry
spelas p Z. f's - Z -.
DEATH or A PROMINENT PENysyIyANIA,.SS:: -.
HARRisBURG, Pa. April pa. NJ beneaict, iaIe e
Clerk OF the Pennsylvania House OF @
Secretary Of the Republican state Ceatrs Cs
died to-day at Huntington. He was wiacy snown ssa
much respected He started the nrs penny
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
BY STEAhSHIP.

The German mail steamship America from South
ampton the 18th of April and the steamship Minnesota,
of the Guon and Williams line from Liverpool the I4th
aud Queentown the 18th Of April arrived at this port on
Saturday. The mail steamship Clmbra, which ft South.
emptOn the 18th Of April arrived yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
A UNION STATE CONVENTION cALLED-A NEwsPAPEl

A UNION STATE CONVENTION CAILED-A NEWSPAPER
WARNED.
RICHMOND, Va, April 9s.--A call for a State Con-
venon Of Union men, at Charlottesville, May 20 Is beng
circulated among the members Of the legislature.
The Legislature has passed TO be engrossed bill ap
propating $4,000 for the education Of white and black
children. =,
Gen. schoneld to-day served q warning on The Rich
BtOnd Times The warning the editorials ere nEely
create anlmosy and It's course cannot longer De toll
erated
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TENNESSEE.
EMERSON ETiiERiDGE-TIIE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
PoR GOVERNOR.
Mr.. Etherdge has written the following letter
ceptinR the nomination:

cepting the nomination
DRESDEN, Tenn, April 10, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: have this day received your communi-
cation of the 18th instant informing of nomination
the candidate OF the Conservative party FOR Governor
Of the State. While am sincerely dstrusfu OF my abl-
ty TO meet the just expectations Of those who composed
the convention, will not decline the nomination.
will hesitate 20 say that In my judgment the principles
enuncated by the convention should satisfy all who pre-
fer government flaw Of justice and equal rights for
all Me people Of The State, 10 the foul domination OF
ignorant, brutal and irresponsible desposm. am there
fore "n favor OF immediate restoration OF disran-
mites OF full and complete citizenship" This am sure.
will be accorded by every in the State regardless OF
color who ~ himself tit TO be free will enter upon the
canvass early in May, and shall endeavor 20 perform
my whole duty ask the cooperation Of those only
feel themselves deserving the and privilege OF ct
II all such will exert themselves duty and honor
tyranny which hatched In the foul of dstem
pered times Very truly. &c, EMERsoS ETHERIDGE
Hon. j. W. Lcttwich, Hon. W. W. Coleman and Sam. II.
Jones esq, committee, &c., Memphis, Tenn.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN April 27-At the Fenian trials in this city
to-day, Col" Massey was brought on the stand
He made clean breast of it, and told the whole
story of the Fenian plot
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
RUSSIA,

ST.. PETERsBURGH, April &.-It is said that the
Russian Government will receive from the United
States feet of irOn-eads instead of the stipulated
sum of money in payment for the cession of the Rus
sian possessions in America.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
KENTUCKY

The Hon. Aaron Harding the candidate for Gov
Of the Union Democratic or Third Party" has de
cned TO rum and his place the ticket has been filled
by Judge W. b. Kinkead, the late candidate for Leuten
anGovenor The Hon. Harrison Taylor fills Judge Kin
keads place for Lieutenant Governor.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Oned a Conservative.
The other forty-three Liberals were:
T.. Akroyd. Lord r. Grosvenor
yisct. Andover, The Hon; q. Ii. Hcatheote,
Major Anson. q. Hodgkinson,
NJ r. Bass, j. Lamont
DR.. Brady Harvey Lewis,
] BrscOe, J. Mackie
Lord John Browne, Capt Macknnon,
Lord Ernest Bruce, WA. Macknnon,
Sir X. Bukeley, II. Mainwaring,
r. Chamberr NJ. Marsh,
Lord A. Clinton, T. A. Mitchell,
NJ Corbally, i. Parry,
l. DiiiWyn, J. Pritchard,
Lord Elcho j. A. Roebmct
III Ewing, m j. Steel.
The Hon g Fitzwilliam, Q. stock.
H. W. Foley, II Vernon,
Earl Grosvenor H. Vivian,
The six Conservatives who voted with Mr.. Gladstone
were A H. Barring nsceu1t oranSSns R. A Earle Sir
oned usually Liberal conservative The total defec
M wo pss for Da
and eIeSds e ss four sr " Barring M Buxton
preclnded by illness &c. from voting is Tins ss or
iis Ss OYER q PARTY as. ens6rd
Is aogether broken up Among the IS who Saturday
1896 % M TG Ss. near r IN ee Gaze voted
~ the minority but his name omitted from the division
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BILLIARD narcH
In the course OF the day which the great race took
place there was groat billiard match at st. Jamess
Hail. between Mr.. Rogers OF Exeter College, Oxford
and Mr. weekham OF Joness College. Cambridge Tho
scoring was Oxford 800 to Cambridge S0 so that the
carried off the Blue 1881 IN billiards
well as boating O. Tgi ...-
,tt- TIE COURT r.
On Sunday, the llh OF April the Princess Chrsian OF
scheswg Holstein Helena OF England third daughter
OF Queen Victoria, was safely delivered Of son There
were present at the birth her Majesty tho Queen the
Prince Christian DR. farIe Dr. Farbank and the nurses
and In the pext apartment Sir James Clark. and DR.
Jenner Secretary Walpole. Gen. Grey and LADY Susan
Melville The bulletin stated that mother and child were
doing perfectly we'll .r. s...- .......-.., f. r. f
THE SAVAGE cLUB. I
Mr. NJ ID. Conway was elected member OF this club
on saturday the 18th OF April Mr. Kingston was also
an honorary member out OF respect to the memory
OF the fate Artemus Ward
';A - l THE FENIANs-oENERAL MASSEY 'a f't.
fhe sdpdard Of the 18TH says that "Genera' Massey
the Feiian loader who tainted away when he was ar
rested AZ Limerick Junction, has turned Queens evidence
and 1t said that his testimony has assisted
in establishing true bills against the prisoners charged
with high treason Dublin His evidence In omen court
is looked forward TO with the greatest interest as afford
inc a complete expose OF the Fenian scheme and nten
tions No trail OF Krwan the wounded Fenisn who es
caped nom the hospital, has been discovered"
fhe latest dispatch fom Cork, In the English papers,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TURKEY.

CoNsTANTTNoPLE April 2S.-The recently ap-
pointed Envoy to the United States, EdouaTd
Baeoue Bey is about to depart for America.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
TURKEY.

THE INsURRECTIoN IN CRETE.
Omar Pasha the Turkish Commander-in-Ch Chief,
left April O. for Crete with two steamers and LOO
nirked men,
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LroursHrp TO BE REPLACED.

~ rELEeRAPH rHs TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA April 2s.-The five fathom light
chin viii ho repaced on her station in few days. lIeI
moarines etc arrived at the Delaw' breakwator yes
terluy,