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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24

The wills Of the following dsossssd persons were adj
mi,,sd 70 probate during The past vsek:-Thomas B.
Cumming, willism n. Canty, Caroline DINER, John y
yelverton, MILO Mason, Basah 0rimeGL
Ing decsased persons have been granted :Beben Snus
nan, George Schlosser, Maria webb Adam KaEger, 10.
Aasle'ss Adler Csslhe 1ecks f11e Qasel ~, M
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THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY win leave pier AZ North
river Canal street, New York at twelve o'clock
noon Monday, March T. 1857 connecting va Panama
Railroad with steamer MONTANA. for 81, Franclsco.
where passengers win be transferred y the company's
splendid steamer COLORADO to that pdrt at
Wednesday, April 1857, direct f0y Yokohama and Hong
Kong.
cisco Panama. or Acapuleo Isn tsSe the RISING STAR
hence March J, connecting NTH GOLDEN CITY.
Through tickets ssucd from New York, adding 70 regular
prices between New York and San Francisco the following
FIRST CABIN. SECOND CABLE
San Francisco 70 yokohama. .... $3.50 el70
San Francisco = Hong Kong. $40 40
Due notice Will be given Of subsequent voyages
For through tickets and all further Information, apply a
tho oce % the wharf, pier - North river foot Of Canal
street, " =. h. BABY, Agent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

r ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
- Passage To Lcsdon or Brest $ilo s7h $50 currency
Excon tickets At reduced available for six months
CELIA Captain Gleadell from New York March o.
VIM. PENN, Captain Biinge from New York March =
ATALANTA. Captain Pinkham, from New York April6
BELL0NA, Captain Dixon, from New York April 60
The British steamship CELIA will pier No.
March 3.
Until further notice all the Of this line win call
Brest land passengers Baggage checked and tickets
sold through by rail Paris ct cent less than regular
rates.
Freight will be and through bills ladng given
Havre, Antwerp. Rotterdam. terdam and Dunkfrk
For passage apply 10 CHA6 A. WHITNEY, rs Broadway
For freight apply at 81 South street.
ROWLAND AsPINwALL, Agents.
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Gu B A

The steamer Manhattan, Captain Turner, from New
Orleans the 18th. via Havana the 18th inst,
arrived at this port yesterday.
Mr. Webb, the purser will please accept our thanks
for the prompt delivery Of dispatches and files
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ihew D,dica Otto Frerth Jr., John Heating, John
O'Brien, Mary Cunningham. James Barnum, John
Davis Terence 0'Brien, Henry Robinson, Conrad
schwarzmap, WIN. C Martin, Louis wiegers, Eenry
Cook Mar, Yielding.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
IN (Limited.)
STEAMERS WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

leave pier n North river as folIows:-
HELvErIA, Thompson. Saturday, FebruaryA
PENNSYLVANIA, Lewis, Saturday, March 2
LOUISIANA, Harrington, Saturday March9.
ENGLAND. Grace, Saturday, March IL.
ERIN, Cutting, Saturday, March 3D.
The QUEEN, Grogan. Saturday, March 80.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Queenstown $50 In gold
stesrass passage TO Liverpool Queenstown $50 in
rency.
stserase passage tickets 70 bring parties from Liverpool
Through passage TO Paris Antwerp Hamburg. Bremen,
&c., nj low rates.
Drafs issued for any amount payable u any bank in
Great Britain or on the Continent
For freight and cabin passage apply Al the ocs Of the
company 81 broadway.
psny, % broadway and z7B Pearl street, near ruhon
w j. HURST. MANAGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-24

OsrEoPLAsTrC AND PURE GOLD rrr.LrNos FOR
~ restoring teeth In every stage Of decay their original
shape. beauty and soupdness without pain Discoveries
ROOMS ~ Kast Fourteenth street. HmO testimonials
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THE LATE DANIEL DEvLIN.

Action Of the Municipal Authorities.
mK BOARD on ALDERMEN.
special meeting Of the Bsard of Aldermen was held
yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK in reference to the
demise of the late City Chamberlain Mr. Daniel pevln
In the absence Of the President Alderman Loew was
chosen chairman.
The official announcement Of Mr. Devlins death was
communicated to the Board by his Honor the Mayor
nAroR's ovncx, NEW YoRx, Feb. %. 1867.
Esq., 70 % c.a ssR ss
public d1'
CHARITIES Ms and deyou the
respected in all the relations Of lie The funeral viii
Msasa
such action Will manifest respect for his
'n0
Alderman Conan offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The sad of the death Of
,eemed friend and fellow citizen Daniel DevlD late Cham
Ssran o me city q New ror. has been made to the
wssrsa. VIEW ri: a,.psass.os Of an oysrra ns
ship Of men one 50 universally esteemed and admired for
es s and @ @ sa
his death and should place the archives Of The city their
posisry record Of his many good and noble qualities of
Resolved That IN death Daniel Devln, City Cham
ssssn Of ne cay Of New Work The loses
honorable and public spirited citizens society Of is
prgntest 70 circle OF &C
s 9c e aud W
fell sympathy and O He was man q
charitable institutions, workings
%ss oo9nss.s with those shalsea with pro
parents and the reclamation of the unfortunate and aban
n @ the % Of R%
who doe,h all things we'll should also accept the les
milton thai n the midst q fs in death and that
sssssd n: Ss a cesss s sui s!lssa RI as.a
% @ 5 rs being the
Tags be displayed at hafmast on all the public buildings
shipping the and the ooeupsn,s Of pub
% y % a s % o
that day. and hS. special committee q Ave members from
feet the se9z ana a.. make s9sh other q
dosnce and sSr con-
and and to the family the
Tor the
The CHAIRMAN appointed Aldermen Conan, Moore
the Board Of Csuncmen the occasion OF the funeral
Alderman HARDY moved that the next meeting Of the
Board take place on Thursday next instead Of Monday,
as previously agreed upon, which carried and the
Board adjourned.
The Board Of Councilmen.
This Board met by special call yesterday afternoon,
the President, Mr. Brinkman, presiding.
The communication from the Mayor relative to tho
death Of Daniel Devlin together with the resolutions of
respect for the memory Of this distinguished citizen
which were adopted Ia the Boazdor Aldermen,
cieved and read.
Of Mr. DevIin AFTER which tie board unanimsusy con.
CURED 10 their adoption
The PsnDzsr announced the committee 70 consist Of
Messra Flynn, stacom, Riley. Weber and Terhune, and
tho Board adjourned
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4 RMy AND NAVY cLAIMs-ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
"A now ready for payment, soldiers bring Il your dis
MELVIN Army and Navy Banker principal Office i76 South
street. corner Of Roosevelt branch ONCE 81 Bowery
OF Canal
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The new and first class ocean going IRON s'eAmsnP
HAVANA, 1000 tons burden,
WIN make an excursion from New York Hsvrs and
back sailing from pier North river on nSo
and srsmsn Returning nsns sail from ave
giving passengers holding excursion tickets aoou' M
This magnificent steamship divided Into 0 gsisr nigh,
fitted up expressly for this voyage ,..nn.r.
Pas Havana viii only first 'a HsIr snS rsu
ana sna so escordns to size Of satsoom 10 ha''s 0H
For further particulars apply % the agents
Thh HAs s saRGEsr rs IS south street
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMfASY's
nssr ss,,4s, A. United State. mai.
WIN sail on Saturday Ms T.M 2 a. y NJ for
taking passengers for Hamburg, Have, Southampton and
First cabin sls5 second cabin SIS; seerase s 20
able in geld, or Is equiys,ent -. =
TN 1fgdos! Co.. win sail x E. RICHARD
Geners Asens Ssners rsssea sYse Afsh
SrEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK. LIVER
TK re Ins s s Ps6u Sy 1hs Line
Cabin passage $50 gold stserare. $50 currency. Ger
teaes issued from al parts Of Ireland or Enand a
way
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
~ In accordance with an arrangement effected with the
United states Post Oce Department the steamships OF the
North German Lloyd will on and after the 2lst Of March,
leave New York every Thursday and and after the ID
April Southampton every Tuesday, carrying the United
states, English and Continental Nails
OELRi Chs CO.. 6S Broad street.
CTEAMsHIP TRiPoLI WILL DISCHARGE UNDER
y general ORDER at Cunard wharf, Jersey City, Mon
day, 18th inst Goods permitted will be sent 10 Cunard
L. CUNARD, No A Bowling Green.
CTEAMsHIP JAVA WILL DISCHARGE UNDER GEN.
18Th ns s. not permitted win be- 70 Bonded
houses, l2 and ia Greenwich street, N. Y.
E. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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A cARp,-MADANE ROSS, MEDICAL AND Busr.
"A ness Cisrvcyant has removed 70 lls West Fifteenth
street. near Sixth avenue where she shows the
tells the name 81 the you viii marry Beware OF ~
DtoraN pgsends who Try 10 initiate her. Lucky numbers
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DENTISTRY.


C SET OF TEETH" IN THREE TO FIVE HOURS
N Splendid sets, Is, SO, SIS SO Beautiful Gum sets
with Pumpers TO m out the cheeks restore youthful
appearance Teeth extracted without pain with Nitrous
Oxide Gas. No charge for extracting when Teeth in.
serted at VAN vLECKs, i5 Sixth avenue. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
A GREAT INDICTMENT TO THOSE HAVING HAD
"A their teeth extracted for artificial teehwboe Of
beautiful Teeth from g. So s5haf the price charged
elsewhere Teeth extracted without pain Al Ia Blsecker
street. DIR. WHITE.
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THE ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND

j FRANCE.
The New York and Havre Steamship Company win
their rs class steamships Arago and Fulton 10 connection
with the New York Mail Steamship Companyis steamers
Mississippi and Merrmack Havre carrying the United
Stses mails from Ne. IS North river ut the fol-
lowing days, calling at Falmouth
ARAO A. Oadsden. Saturday Feb. 10 1857
FULTON. ......s samues. Saturday, March Is 1887
ARAQO II. "A. Gadsden. Saturday April Is, 1857
MISSISSIPPI. Sumner. Saturday April "a, 1857
'cnd every fourteen days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FIRST CLASS. $40
SECOND CLASS. .......................... 10
Through tickets 70 London 50 extra
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HENRY B. MINER AUcTIoNEER.
/salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post ofsses

sAIr or uousEHoLp AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
MINER sOMERvILLE will sell at auction !, on NON.
DAY. Feb. @ at l0 O'Clock, at their saiesroom - panr
and bedroom Suits Velvet and Brussels Psror ana STAR
Carpets Sofas Bedseads Chairs brocatel window Cur
ains French plate Pier Mirrors, Mattresses ONCE DosAs
andCh &c.
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An experienced surgeon board.
The companies will not be responsible for specie vau
signed therefor
JOS. j. COMSTOCK for N Y. and H. 5. 8. Co.
jos j. CoMsToCK. Agent
No. Z Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


tEP Tsfs sT T Hs ESP Fs op
sc q sTss.
sES s'S; If. opposite.
For maps apply TO the auc.Ionsers.
SALE OF yAkgAstE E5Ak ESTATE
change sais.oa% iii Brosdwsy tie hrs. class three story
ss1I asa @
ON SIS 81 East
sss sS ss s:rss -four sS5 sst Houses with NV
large part OF the purchase money remain on bond
x ysS WILL Z. At
the aa 81 BonS 80 % and
Houses Bowsry Is four ana dwell
business THIS % as an
AT AucrIoN-HARRIsoN's COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
Chatham square. The above very popular and splen-
didy furnished Hotel viii be sold public auction russ
s e. he q
seep paSar . dodgers
good w stock everything apperanng thereto
PaPe SOD desroas seeing do .. Any
be freely given by calling the undersigned at his oce
Executor.
LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIONEER-6i6 BROAD
"A way BYLANDT WALDRON will sell at auction ON
Tuesday, O'Clock assgnees sale OF useful and orna-
mental Silver Plated Ware Of every description
UCTIoN NOTICE-ALL THE HLEGANT HOUSE
A hold Furniture contained in the Ave story Brown stone
house Sixteenth between Fifth and sixth avenues
At private cash. Parlor Suits, PIANO.
forte Bronzes Eageres Bookcase, Paintings Chandener
Chamber Dining Room Furniture. House for SALE
DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER:
ID LEEDS ART GALLERIES" n,,,-
CONTRIBUTORS SALE OF FINE OIL PAINTINGS
WATER COLORS, DRAWINGS. &C.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER win sell BY auction on
Tuesday 26h Wednesday, 9th and Thursday 18th Of Feb
ruary At ~ o'clock each EVENING, at the LEEDS ART
GALLERIEsn 81 and $40 Broadway southwest corner OF
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL
PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS AND DRAWINGS,
BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS, viz
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Bierstadt 7. Buchan Read, l. r. Mignot
Ranney, f. d. Lews Dougny
e. l.. Henry, Kensett. HI Bispham,
I. l. Smith, J. Carlin, Durrie
Beaulieu. j. e. virgins. buring
4. Moran, Winner nemsSy,
Dyke. VIM. Craig, AnneIi
G. w. Nicholson. .Culverhouse, W. d. washington,
Bensel J;R; Wa,srst9 qs,::r sr and others
J.F. Herring seigr. Touissant, G; Becker,
Dlens. Schaep piaH
Meadows, Llern, Ansdoly
Joseph Vernet, koek koek, WILSON,
ART ans The SALE and evenings
Vioua thereto.
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLUMBIAN HOTEL,

1 IBERT n wALDRON AUCTIONEER-646 BROAD
A way BYLANDT wALDRON will sell at auction on
Tuesday II O'Clock assgnees sale Of useful and orna-
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-ALI. THE ELEGANT HOUSE
hold Furniture contained in the Ave story brown stone
house "a Sixteenth between Fifth and Sixth avenues
at private asacrce for cash; Parlor Suits Piano
forte Eageres Bookcase, Paintings Chandeners
Chamber Dining Room Furniture House for SALE
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H Trains for Albany and Troy, connectng with Northern
and Western trains leave New York. via Hudson River Rail-
rosd Thirtieth and Tenh and 10 A. NJ and
sS5 and Il 7. NJ; and via Harsra Railroad, Twenty
srth street and Fourth At III A. NJ and AIS r. NJ
THE 30 r. NJ train via Hudson River will Sundays
Sleeping attached 10 $50 and II r NJ trains ON $50
nj train IL also attached sleeping day
ing Saturday. which s through 70 osdensburg h
W. and o. Railroad. without change
sunday train Hudson River Road New York 70 Pough
kecpsc and return leaving New York At $50 A. M and
Forty second Micrton and
'ea''ns Ne" WV H. VANDERBILT vicePresideu.
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10 printed and The whole subiscs was postponed and
made the special order for Wednesday Of sszs week
Tnk mstxrohTso cQExrSsiS
on motion Of Mr. wAssBUssE Of H.. he Clerk and
ssfgsA1ALArms we're directed 20 furnish 20 The house
hst OF me several investigation committees aud me
regular committee uiborlzed % Witnesses and
take testimony, with the number 81 clerks. agents
and employees, their compensation and al the oxuensss
lIfkcT on MrxAcENssr fAtsiDssi And sick
PRKSIDssT
hr KELSEY introduced Dill declaring abe erect OF
mpescnmeni by the Hoass OF Representatives, OF we
PRESIDENT, Vice President any civil ohcsr OF ina
lned stassa u vas read twice and referred 70 Tho
subsequently Mr.. BL1iSE moved 20 lay on the table
MOTION 70 reconsider thu vote, referring 80 mat The
ni sosd not DO brought back by no1on TO reconsider
CONSTRUCTION or snPs or WAR.
Mr.. PiEE offered for reference resolution declaring
that In the judgment OF the House ~ unnecessary to
proceed further ~ present with ihs building and equip
NJ. wAsrBuRrr, OF Illinois, recommended thar 4 be
adopted.
Mr. Euor objected 10 tho Introduction except for ref
Mr.. PIKE. adopting Mr. washburne suggestion, moved
to suspend the rules IN order introduce the resolution
The rules were suspended and the resolution offered
and adopted.
no Kcm TERRITORY PURCHASER.
Mr. WAshauaNs Vep.l OF VIE, offered resolution
country any further purchases Of territory nexpe
dent and hat this HouBe will held itself under no ool-
" 0 any Ds.
exists He explained that he did not intend bis resou
lion 10 apply 70 Wairusa, ht no meant BY u 70 give
would not feel itself bound pay for any moro territory.
He moved 70 suspend the rules. Al
The rules were suspsndsd-e3 10 A3-anu The resoiu-
ton was introduced and adopted.
puND
Mr. BcrIER offered resolution reciting that by the
act OF February 2 1862 ore per cent OF the coin rese
OF the United Staies was set apart sinking
fund and directing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
inform The House OF the amount OF such snkinG fund.-
dc. The resolution was adopted
~. LOUIS PORT or ENTRY.
VI. PSsB introduced bill declaring 81. Louis No. =
mart n rafoy In m
Commerce, and then a. four o'clock the House ad-
journed
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, n

mia mo President approved q sAs Observation-Disclosures
Of N Biicx ess6orisr and ordered that ~ POINT =
Aosuriesd ny considered 90 Ne eastern ease OF
sAs Rocky Nousains FER HE purpess mentioned - me
ara or Congress.
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sgLD On CgsRIscY FOR TIE E0K0KllDEhs-

IRON the Evening Telegram Of Yesterday
WAsrForon, Nov. IS 1891.
ahe Edmunds resolution viii pass she Senate, bat The
House viii kin IN committee. This H the resos1sion
paying 6ve-twenlies IN gold.
Ban Butler introduced bin into the House to-day so
pay national debt Ggeswsriy bonds) IN esesnsaeks
The bin vas referred
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the TRlsl ,uT JEFF Jaws.

Prom tho Evening Telegram OF Yesterday
RicHnorp, Nov 25--a 80 ?. NJ
reliably informed that Chief Justice chass y op
posed 70 Je Davis being tired before Judge Underwood
by anogro jury new Indictment VIII be made u .
said, and the Grand Jury vii DO objected 70. Iiearn
also from good authority thai the government 10 NOS
roedy 70 proceed with the trial.
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Avp BY THE xEwsBoYs rHsou On. THE CIT.



waawr.sAs : c.sssu branch snes q Ne Evening rSs
SF sss, & :. sP' Hy,. s:' Avenue
sfpP .ssss j. 1l'i Sa ssl,' ..: :sss''
v. Mole, No, FULTON street
3 s' fa:ss y i Ss!.'. i .ssss.
Mr. Mn s %,.s 81 II sgr T:r .r :,ss:
/ y Iys S y ss'dss 9, . cSss stree.
Siss:s :sss.s i sis s: al r...
4. Iassn, no Atlantic s,rsss.
= s s::s Is s i S 81: ;;; :sss'
s: E:;|S; Il ii H;i S:;, :; :s::s
2 5 5s.. I = sss:. :s: :-.ss.
r. Fox, y Platbush avenue. -
= Knee My. :. w svSn s:s s'FssF HSsr''s 0~
\. Levy Levy Is st coiS%ss sssss-
" s. s,:h, ~ Rs Coi@s svs s:Ssss
Is:s: :,.ss: :'. .:s S Sss. ;.:
81. S.sS.sa sssp Ts,. , ss su ss: .,.
Ss:::s: S:s;s -. :;s: me- :ss1 H'sA street
49, is:s:ss - i ESi'ss . s,,:s.
\ T.; ss a;ssss s 49,: 10 ::::s1 ~"
NJ lsssssss 49,. :.rsss ferry.
u. r EssS jssss'ss s i sssr ayrsl.
J. 49, III ss.ss. a. ss.r EsAssmn s.rsss.
Mrs. JoAne1on- DndGo sree.
Eds me0owon- = Hicks etrook
n. 0auvroou. 9ond street., Hu10om avenue.
Hon. ?: Hss S ::ss ss :s s.: CO. Sl
AND ~ SEwsBors TnRouoR mn cnr
EAST Nav YoRk.
VIM. r smith New Jersey svssua ssas Baltic svssu@
JERSEY OrTY.
r,es. cor.laads s.rss.ferry, New TEA ~
W. England terry HOUSE., J6rsog City
Vasfe ~ Newark avenue
AND DIV THE unW1D01s.
ncBOKKN.
4 gs-ys,, barclay .rss,l f.TD. Ss~.rSs sd'
~ Reed. ferry eates Hced4sa
all rnE rEroprcxfS ~ ma DAY. Is WELL
A. Pam sRhAr nonxrxa. DAszs1n ARs ron SALE
~ Arf, JIM xoszss ASovs sAnxD
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pointed early In the first session OF the Forosa Con-
Mercur Of Pennsylvania; H. d washburns, Of Indiana;
Chanisr Of New York; Sawyer, Of Wisconsin.
On ASSASSINATION Of Pres,dent Lsscoin-Messn. Bu.lsr.
DIANA Ward, Of New York Randall, Of Psnnsylvauis.
On Tyeofac,d 81 rnioa Prison>rs--Messrs shanks Of
Indiana; Pile, Of Missouri Hardirg Of lnos; stevens
o. New siampshIre; Morgan, Of Ohio.
On Pey Depdrfrlenf-Aessrs Lincoln. or New York ;
schohed OF fennsylvania; Coba 81 Wisconsin; Buck
land. Of chic: Holman, OF Indiana
On sod.,ys and is9iors Bo,mt.es-Nessrs b. y WASH
isIpc Of Indiana; Psins, Of wssonsa; Getz, Of Penn
INTERSECTION ~ suis .Sp ycasr RESOLUTIONS
The HOUSE tnen prccsedsd the cali Of States Tor
nlh snd JON. resolutions Tor rsfsrenos only. Under
The call bills and Joint resolutions introduced
swios and referred fciiows:-
BY NJ. BLAKs, rep lsf Ma--To reduce and rsorsan.
t2ys the military peace establishment OF the United
siAsss. Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Military Aasrs
BY NJ fsnEAy rep. o. Ms-To amend the National
Currency sct R'fsrsd 70 The COMMITTEES on Ranking
NJ hr LIscH, sop Of He-ro ALLOW drawback on
sroes ssed 10 the construed pn Of yssss Referred
shv Cemnitsee On Ways anc hsans
b. Mr. PoIasp rep OF VI To amend section forty
oue the National Currency act Referred 70 the Com.
nissHs.sn Banking and Cunsay.
ths Usbed States 70 The psymsas in coin OF osan pub
lie sscui&ies knosn ssave twesty bonds Referred 70
The Com0sttes on Ways ADD Msasa
BY Mr. Burrsn, rep Of Maax Relative 90 the pub
lie ds1. Referred TO NE Cunmi,ise Ways aud
Msans rHe bN provides that the national sadepted-
gress crcatisg tthat a. all debts>conirzcsd 10 he paid
gold ~ be 10 paid ard al socontrscted 10 be paid
In lawful moDey Of the United statea
ny NJ ksssr. lrep.l Of ~ Y. 10 define tbs mean.
ing ~ the words hign crimes and msdcmean In
section fcur article NO Of he Constitution Of the
United STATES Referred 10 the Judiciary committee
~ NJ kohissos DEM Of ~ Y. -6rsntiBe . csrtsin
right Of ~sy 70 the Hudsou River Western Shcre Raul
road Company Referred 70 The Committee on Military
Affairs
ny Mr. RsRsss ldeln) Of n UT, rcpesI the tax on
sotton f.slesrcd 70 The Commutes o. tho whole.
BY hr. krdxy. r'p) Of fa.--For the repau of the
iusernai taxes imposed by ssisns laws on COTTON ana
The productions OF acchsnca aud fnarufactuf ng
cuctioss OF tobacco
BY Mr. wiLii,ss lrerA u rs.--smenda,ory Of me
JOINT <so etnn Of dviy 20 ls6S relating 10 the csi Of
H. W sssd ssfercd to fhc J.d'olwy COMMITTEES.
~ Mt hsonvutp grepl 81 fa.--to Ak tbs
dus of ga isna.r noies and 10 provide Tor their
IL mpti0. Reserved 70 the Committee en- Banking aud
Gu, ency Bf.alrss the sccfelsry u ih> treasury ~
rc~ " Ar srpl tender notes presented to the Treasury
TOT ~ demr'on ~ saus not les fnan rundsS
osrs 80 me fsie " oss forty aufmg The mrs, soni
sier t~ rssse 81 The AL thirty thrsc quar-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

About halfpss nine O'Clock last night are broke out
in the second floor Of No IS Bowsry, occupied By n
H. Nicholson . clothing store and dwelling The nrs
and the siding Of No ss up = The third aoof q which
place the nremen succeeded In extnguisniaR The ira
The damage TO the furniture will bo about 5000 aud 70
stock about 81, 000 Insured on furniture $1,000 In
the Rutgers Insurance Company, ana on stock $40 500
in the Greenwich 50 200. Manhattan $4,000, Grocsrs
5000, and Rutgers $2,500 No SAL 10 occupied ~
August Muller a. . cigar store and dwelling. Some
slight damage il done TO the mcsrscnaum pipes and 70
the household fnrniiurs insured for $500 in the
INnox, Baltic and Gsbhard Insurance companies The
budsogs are owned BY the Ogden estate they are
damaged TO the extent Of about $500 and are insured
The circumstances attending the origin Of the fire are
under investigation by ths Fire Marshsl