Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-10
FROM NEW YORK
It The FeInians sAAnother Appeal.

New YoIsK, April 9.-The Stephens wing
Of the Ferians in this city, through their
C. E. F. B. has issued another appeal in
behalf of-their suffering eountry. More
money md more men are wanted, particu-
larly the former.
VYkFrivaal OF the Eneat LEasterh.
bThe steamer Great Eastern has arrived
outside the bar and is awaiting high tide .
-----g2asw SOutHern Relief~s- >
Mr. August Belmont has consented to
allow his private gallery of paintings to be
thrown open to the public for five days, tor
the benefit of the Ladies' Southern Relief
Association. =
Another Shipment Of-PrOVIsiOns for
900 .OOO. .OSlhe SOu1h. E TTq 40 "a
Orders have been received from Wash
ington to fit out the United States storeship
Relief immediately. She is to carry cargo
of corn and other provisions to the suffer-
ing poor of the South. .Esi-1HJ
.sls.NeWs Jersey Charter EletIOns!A =
The Republicans carried the charter
election in Newark, New jersey, yesterday.
and Htie democrats carried Trenton and
Morristown. eats ..,otr as iai
a.o,77o Amicably Sett1ed--o,,n- ( ,
y The Herald's Charleston special says /:
The conference between General Sickles
and the GoyerneEspf f his district. Northsand
South Carolina, has fesQ1ted IN an amfcable
agreement. The Governors will continue
to appoint officers to fill vacancies which
have herebofore BEEN filed by executive
appointments. No elections will be held
;P at PRESENT apd the registration alton of yoters
eli flal yKowdyisril. in virginia. 4 l.
The Herald's Marion, .Smythe county,
Va.,Gcorresponden says a Uni0H meeting
held there on the 10th rult. was broken up
yand dispersed by armed men,who organized
a meeting and passed resolutions denoun-
ieing. Congress, and urging as the sense of
theAmeeting, thatthe President should use
his military power to protect the people OF
the South against CONGRESSIONAL usurpa-
the 8ublisher of Union NEWSPAPER in the
town. He refused to publish them, and
was, informed that it would no6gbe safe for
him to- publish any other report of the
meeting. Gen. ScbOfield was informed of
the affair, and Lieutenant, without troops,
sarrived con Saturday to- fnvestisa ateT the
HEife-Savinlgas Apparatus ii Ca Com mission.
NEY 7iI4 YORK, Y April 9.TTE1he, st Government
Life-Saving@ Apparatus Commission met
;again7 to- day4I TAtteraa report fromsC Capt
Weed that he had obtained a boiler fol
testing purposes, they listened to SOME re.
7 marks from Norman Weed On the subject
Of steam boilers, 10 the course of which he
spoke of the new boilers at the Tribune
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6u NC NOIHutlSS1Ou meet
tomorrow at the Delameter Works, to test
steam boilers and water guages.i Fisiq.'9o .
Passengers by abe 6 reat Eastern.
Among the passengers by the Great East
ern, were Cyrus sW. Field, M. Deichaillu,
the celebratedsA friean trayelers and Bishop
jackson, OF Iowa. "A - 80 ~ -
Deed Executed.
The deed from the corporation to the
United States for land in the City Hall
ParlNfera postefices was executed by the
city authorities to-day. :;
1i@si ,,Ts sArrestfOfsA Brokers. are :
= Two alleged brokers, ,Tamed Robert X
Stealing and Robert WishaTt, were brought
before the Court to-day = charged with
nayng IN tneF Stoten @ th p1nds 20
December last, property of the Royal In
surancez Company of LIVERPOOL Neither
of them were supposed to be the thieves.
After examinations WislIartwas discharged
and Stealing admitted. to bail in $4,000 for
further examination. =