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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-31
FRANCE.
THE RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND ITALY.

THE RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND ITALY.
The PreSSe, which is generally well informed
about Italian matters, says:
at affirmed that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
received important dispatches from Florence and that
all testify the hostile dispositions OF the italian GOV
ernment The King and his Ministers it is true, wish TO
rupture with the italian Government which would be
fatal to Italy but the dispatches state that the fury
against the French carried 10 the highest degree and
that in council presided over by KING Victor Emmanuel
the Ministers maintained that they could not longer de-
de Maarct the French Minister at Florence It is said
a from Gen Meaabrea and that he CNigra making
preparations for leaving Paris"
The Paris correspondent of TheILondOn star has the
following:
among tho many rumors afoat ia that the French
Government has had wind Of certain negotiations moo
pending betceen Italy and Prussia IL Is even asserted
that Louis Napoleon has held for the last three days
Whether this be fact not certain that for the last
tween Berlin ard Florcnce and another hand, It is
evident that Austria and France are more closely aed
than ever
THE EMPEROR AND THE PROTESTANT DEPUTATIoSs.
The Emperor, the l4th Of December, received a
deputatn from the British and Foreign Bible Society,
and the Paris ConferencelEyangelique The depuaton
desired TO thank the Emperor for the liberty afforded
them to prosecute their laborssdufingithe Exhibition
months II consisted OF Lord Shaftesbury and the Rev.
NM. Bergen J. Davis. and T. Forbes They were intro
duced by NJ Theodore Nienes: Lord shaftesouTy Win
whom the Emperor shook hands very cordially expressed
the gratitude when Blltlsh NnIsliab Icll LOT
which had been allowed them 20 circulate the Word OF
God among the vast numbers who had assemDled from
many countries IN the Champ de Mara He then went on
TO congratulate the Emperor on having done more Tor
religious liberty, and for uniting the French ana Engs
nations bonds OF peace Gd amty, than any monarch
who had occupied the throne Of France The En-
peror accepted from the hands OF LORD shaIesDuIy an
clegautly-bound copy Of BaXter's Bible.
The Paris Conference Evangeique presented an I'D
dress through Mr. Davis II said that In the daily meet
ngs of the people OF all nations for prayer during the
hbiOn, the Emperor Empress and Prince lmperial had
always been remembered.
The Emperor thanked them for the efforts they had
made for the good OF the people and Tor the great pf
dence with which they had carried out their arrange
ments.
The Rev. T. Forbes Chaplain OF the English Church
Rue Aguesseau thanked the Emperor FOR granting the
site for Church which had provided accommodations
for English and American visitors to Paris during the
exhibition.
Speaking to all OF those assembled the Emperor said
principle OF his Government 20 give protection 10
all religious bodies lie then thanked them for the kind
expressions they had used toward him. which he said he
fclt deeply
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FIRES.
IIoroR STORE IN WESTINGHOUSE.

LIQUOR STORE IN WESTINGHOUSE.
At o'clock yesterday morning q fire IN the
l0uor store and lodging house No. 4s5 Washington it,
occupied by John Atwill damaged the stock and furn
ture 10 the extent of about $1,000 insured for $500 IN
addition Mr. Atwill lost ST. 400 In Treasury notes and
gold watch. No. ASH which also damaged was occu
pied by Daniel Kelly lodging house loss by ire ana
water 5000 insured Nos ass and 4o7 were unoccupled
damaged about 81 900 each No 4S9 is occupied 10y the
American Soap Company, and is damaged 10 the extent
OF $780, All th se buildings belong to the Stewart estate
insured. Mr. Thomas McCarty OF Engine Company No.
"a was injured by falling from ladder.
IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. 30-A fire this morning de-
stroyed the buildings Nos lO3 and West RandOlphst
The loss is about $4,000. No insurance.
INCENDIARISM At MILFORD MASS.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 30.-A fire at Milford,
last night destroyed barn the and about 20 feet
from Walkers large boot manufactoy. IL was only ny
promptness and activity that the nremen were able TO
save the large and costly workshop from destruction
The fire was evidently the work OF al tncendiary. The
loss ia estimated at 600 There is small insurance in
the Quincy Mutual office
ASSURANCES on THE CINCINNATI FIRE.
CINCINNATI Dec 30.-The following is full
report OF the New-York insurance on Boyle Miller
McRoberts distery and warehouse: Fulton Under
writer's Agency Manhattan, Excelsior Commercial EX
change and American Exchange, 5000 each; the Secu-
rity Market, Resolute Commonwealth, and Metropolis.
tan $500 each Western OF Buffalo, and Commerce OF
Albany. 5000 each
IN QUINCY, ILL.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A fire IN Quincy H., on
Saturday morning destroyed property valued at $4,000
The principal losers Harris Brothers, tobaccOnsts,
$4,000; MaOn & Schroeder, wholesale liquors, $4,000.
There was an insurance Of $4,000 In the Lord, Secu
rty Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Compa
MES OF New-Iork
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The ANGOLA DISASTER.

EIGHTEEN BOXES OF THE REMAINS OF THE
VICTIMS STILL IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Dec. 8O.-There are still IS boxes
Of remains from the Angola accident in this city, await
ing the action Of friends Of the deceased Most Of these
boxes are filed with human fragments-in many cases
nothing but skulls-and will be claimed: The Coro-
ners Jury visited the carshOp Of the Buffalo and Ere
Railroad Company Saturday and examined the debris
the wreck They measured the track and found thai
the break in the Wheel often alluded to- did not come
on the side OF the frog where the train first left the track
The examination OF witnesses was resumed at In TO-
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INSTR ANCEs ON THE CINCINNATI FIRE.
BOLD ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA-t3O0 IN
MONEY AND S1A892 IN PROMIssORY NOTEs

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-At o'clock this
D. No. two men entered the -four warehouse OF Macky,
Beatte & Hay No IS South Waer-s. and pretended 70
examine -four While one engaged the attention OF Mr.
Beate the other stepped back into the office and took
from drawer book containing 500 In bank notes and
sg,392 ia prOmssory notes, and then disappeared.
after his accompce left the store Mr. Besttie sub
sequenty discovered the robbery The thieves have not
vet been caught. The notes have four months 10
follows: The first was dra the I'd OF December by
H. g. Hannis Co. for $9I5 6l the second drawn on the
sh of October by Solomon Alter for $780, two Others
drawn bv the person the 10th aud 18th days Of
October for s54 and S26 So respectively Ihe last
drawn by Patterson BoulOn on the l5ih INST for
ellSl %.
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VIRGINIA.

FALSE REPORTS or NEGRO INsURRECTION.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 90.-The exaggerated
accounts teegraphed from this city relative 10 an eI-
pected rising Of the negroes of the southde counties of
the State have better foundation than the fact that
few days since squad OF soldiers were sent 10 Halifax
because a disturbance Christmas was feared. The
negro population throughout the State Is as quiet as far
armed instruction is concerned "a they have been
since their emancipation. Neither the Military Head.
quarters the Freedmens Bureau have been advised
OF any apprehended trouble
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THE VEST INDIES.
JAMAICA

CURIOSITY REGARDING THE SALE or SANTANA
BAY TO THE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, Dec. e0.-Advices from Jamaica rep
resent that much curiosity and speculation prevailed
there in regard the visit OF the DANISH Commissioner
10 the United States with the object II was supposed OF
offering the harboT OF SANTANA for sale. But nothing
definite was known there Of the real Intentions OF the
Dominican Government Capt Cooper, the Director OF
the English Mail steamship Company, had arrived 81
Kingston Lord IyttletOn continued 10 meet Win the
mgrt cordial reception tfop TIC Re9pie'
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officially received by the Secretary of State in that
canacitv on Saturday

capacity on Saturday. 49,.
Surgeon Hood of the MOnongahela, communicates
to the Medical Bureau of the Navy Department a
detailed account of the recent earthquake at 81
Thomas in which he makes the following statement
relative to the sick on board the ship at that time
At tSe time OF the earthquake we had SICK st oI 30
men, which was much increased by injuries, exposure
&c. the Monongahela was lying on her side ut an
inclination eighteen degrees, the MoTayan
was rented as Temporary hospital Only two men were
left in the hospital otter the crew Of the onongahea was
transferred the De Soto. The city hospital az SANTA
Cruz much injured by the earthquake ana the
overflow OF the ocean, as to be untenable.
The whole number of patents issued from the
Patent Office duringth past year is BOB being an
increase of 35l5 over the number last year. which
was 800. For the week ending on Tuesday Jan. z
265 patents will be issued. During the past week
400 application and so caveats were filed.
A Company has been organized, and will soon begin
the construction of extensive building Tor glass
works, near this city.
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THE RoBBER OF THE sTEUBEN COUNTY SAFE
CAPTURED.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 3O.-H. H. Colby was
arrested at Corning, N " last Saturday by detectives
of this city, for robbng the County Treasurers Office IN
Bath n. y, OF large amount OF United States 7.9o
bonds the night Of the 18th inst After CObys
he cndeayOTed to from fourth story window by
eng together sheets and other articles Of clothing bf
he was discovered and taken at the third story
and handcutfed. lie conesses having committed oesr
bur glaries.
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AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.

BUFFALO Dee. 30.--A large meeting in be-
half OF the rights of nauralzed citizens held here
tonight The Mayor OF Buffalo presided. Speeches
delivered, ana strong resolutions were adopted.
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THE NETHERLANDS.

RELATIONS OF HOLLAND AND LUXEHBURG.
The London Globe says:
Some surprise been occasoned by the news that
dsnne has arisen between the Kingdom Of Holland and
The Grand Duchy OF Luxembourg relative to debt OF
1000 600 orns TO the former from the latter since
iS8e but the Justice Of which Luxembourg disputes and
against which she sets counter claim OF higher amount
As however the two countries are under the same Gov
eTeign an arrangement VIII no doubt DC como TO-
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MEXICO.
LETTER FROM SENIOR ROMERO.

A LETTER FROM SENIOR ROMERO.
WASHINGTON Dec. 30.-Senor Romero, in a
note TO the Secretary OF State dated Mexico Dec Gays
"our Congress met yesterday In the ncosed copy OF our
official paper you will find the Presidents message and
the answer from Senior Monies he Speaker OF tne House
In both speeches, friendly illusions we're made 70 the
Tinted States which hope may be read with Interest
and pleasure In the North. The President urges me TO
return towashlngon but have not made up my mind
Tho ipctu
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EUROPE.
TIE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE.

IIIE LUINOI LIN NN'-NA 41I0I1+'N11'
TIE PLAN NOT YET ABANDONED-LOUIs ma
POLEON ASKED FOR Ills PLAN.
NJ ATLANTIC rELEGKAFH TRIBUNE
LONDON. Dec. SO-Aftemoon.-It seems that the
Great Powers of Europe have determined to ask %
the Emperor Louis Napoleon the basis of the oonIoi
ence to which they have been invited by niia' anu
through which France seeks to negotia'ea treaty
for the settlement of the troubles OF A'aly' ~ Is
stated that the inability of Gen. MenaoIta' tue
Prime Minister of Italy. to reconstruct MS inis'iS
orroroorents for the meeting of the Conference.
A sEMI-oFFIcIAL STATEMENT.
p,prs Dec S0.-The Patrie in an editorial this
morning. earnestly denounces those who assert that
The Conference to which the Government of France
has invited the other European Powers for the set
tkmcnt of the Roman question has been abandoned
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OBITUARY..
TIE HON. FERGUSON BLAZE.

THE HON. FERGUSON BLAIR.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 30.-The Hon. Ferguson
Blair President OF the Council Of the Province OF Onta
no, died last night
HUNDRED AND EIGHT YEARS OLD.
William Murphy, famliarly known as Daddy
Murphy" The Taunton Gazette died In that city on
wednesday at the extreme OF Jos years. lie was
native OF Ireland The old man had been IN poor heah
for snne time although long time after he had passed
his century he was smart and active, aud has sawed
wood for subsistence within year lie leaves descend
TO the nth generation Ills iuhera was AtIehueu
BIZ Il large cOnCOurso OF mOurhets'
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GIN SHOP ROBBED BY THE FENIANs
Cork Dec. SO-Last night gun shop in this city
was broken into by party of eight men, and rifed
of its contents considerable quantity of arms
md ammunition was secured by the robbers, who
were undoubtedly Fenians
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THE CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP OVERDUE.

SAN Francisco Dec. 2S.--The sailing of the
steamship Montana, with the mails and passengers for
New.York has been postponed account OF the non
arrival OF the steamship nom Chna and Japan, now
overdue.
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THE FENIAN MOCK FUNERAL IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHI AnEI pLIIA Dec % The nntire Enninn

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S0.-The entire Fenian
Brotherhood, Joined by fire companies aud many ciys
societies, will Newlears Day commorste by ovatoas
parade aud otherwise the death Of the three rIshmcn
executed in Manchester The city Council have granted
the Fenans the Of the Court House. and indeed
entire city has been for that day surrendered TO the bc
that wear the green. IN the morning mass meetii
Will be held In the IlurtllOusc. when an cra.ul
Will be delivered by John OByrne. ESQ.
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CANADA.
DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

LONDON. Canada, Dec. 90.-DIiss Adelaide
Cors while crossing the Thames river this morning fell
through the ice and was drowned.
HRANTTORD Canada Dec. 3O.-Two young persons,
named Amelia WOodyatt and Thomas shaw aged Is years
rc-pectivey were drowned in the Canal on Saturday
while skating. Their bodies were recovered today
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MISSISSIPPI.

MORE INcENDIARY FIRES IN vICKsBURG.
NEw-0RLEANs, La, Dec. 30.-TwO more in
cendary fires occurred in Vicksburg Sunday, one at
O'Clock a. m and the other at o'clock p Tho loss
was sI5 900, and the insurance sl50 600.
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FRANCE.
A NEW SENATOR.

PARIS, Dec. SON. Pierre G. f. LePlay, the dis
llnguished French engineer, who was at the head OF
the Imperial Commission of the Universal EXPOSE
t;on. has been made Senator of France by an I'm
perial decree. which is published in the Monitor"
lo day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

orrrxsrOwN Dec SO.-The steamship Minnesota, Capt.
Prir nom New.York arrived here yesterday en- route
90 Liverpool.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE MOVEMENT FOR AID FROM CONGRESS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 3O.-Much encour-
agement felt here owing to the accounts received from
Washington representing the probability Of Congress
granting aid to the planting interest
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The Dcutchland, from Southampton Dec. Il,
arrived here Yesterday.
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HEAVY SNOW STORM IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 30-0ne of the

heaviest snow storms ever known In this section
menced last night and has continued without ceasng MP
TO this hour The is now several inches deep and
is drifting urousy The street have stopped run
min
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WASHINGTON.

TIE NEW BRITISH MINIsT ER-THE PURCHASE
OF THE BAY OF sAMANA-OFFICIAL INTEL
IIGENCE CONCERNING THE CRETAN WAR
SPEECH OF SENATOR MoRToN-NEW-YEARS
RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

The members OF the Common Council and the Masonic
fraternity yesterday paid the last tribute or
10 the memory Of this gentleman, who during the years
1862 1894 1855 and 1859 represented the Ninth ward
the Board OF Aldermen.
During the entire day the nags Of the City Hall and
other public cdces at half mast and business In
some OF the public onices partially suspended.
Al the meeting Of the Common Council ON the Oath
inst resolutions Of regret a the removal Of the deceased
and Of coincidence with his family we're passed by both
branches, and committees appointed TO attend the
funeral Aldermen Ety. North and whiss representing
the Board Of Aldermen, sad Councumsn Long, Culkin
ana webber the Council
These committees. with many members Of both
boards employees and otheu assembled at the City Hail.
and At twelve o'clock noon, proceeded IN carriages TO
the late residence OF deceased No asa West Nineteenth
street where impressive dscourss was delivered by
the rev Dr. Chaplin, who ofhciated, assisted by Rev
Mr. Bruce Of New Jersey. III
AZ the conclusion Of the usual services at the resi-
deucs the funeral corege formed and escorted the
remains South ferry where the Of the
city LETT them In charge Of the immediate friends OF the
deceased and the members or the Masonic fraternty.
Inferred under the auspices Of the brethren Of Hiram
Lodge No 4l9 y. a A. n, Of winch Mr Ryers was an
ssteemed member The beautiful and Impressive Ma
soujc service for the burial Of the dead read by
(rnnd Master VIM Dale and the earth closed forever
unou ali that was mortal Of Lewis r. Ryers
The gentlemen who o7iciatsd ~ pail bearers were
John D. OtsIweI supervisor Fox Aldermen Ely, Moore
and Flynn, James OBrien, Ex-Alderman Van voorhes,
A. J. Morrill, and D. g Freeman.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

2ee To amend act 10 Incorporate the city Of Pough.
keepse passed March 2s 1854 and the acts amendatory
Of the same
sOo Making an appropriation TO pay the expenses Of
the collection of to superntendens ordinary repairs
and maintenance Of the canals for the fiscal year COM
mencing on the lst day OF October. 1857. ea
30l. To authorize the construction Of iron bridge
over the Chenango Canal in the village OF Clinton.
30z TO authorxe the construction OF an iron bridge
over the Erie Canal In the village Of Brockport
30a To amend chapter 73l Of tho laws Of 1869, en-
titled "An act 70 provide for the construction Of swing
bridge over Lewiston Creek feeder"
3O4 To amend an act TO construct q highway from
Adirondack to Saranac passed April 80, 1864
sos To amend act entitled IAN act 10 incorporate
the Cayuga and Seneca Road Bridge Company, passed
April is. l643 ~
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the NEW YORK COUNTY TAX LEVY.

Items or County xpenditnre-Inte eresting De-
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