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The New York herald., 1868-03-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March IA
SIP. M.-Consols closed at 90 a 93k for money an 1
account. American securities closed at the follow
ing rates:-United States hve-twenty bonds y: H.
linos Central Railway shares, s9A Erie Railway
shares, 49h.
p. MUnited States bonds closed at 75k for the issue
OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpooL March
14-5 p. M.-The cotton market closed flrIner and
buoyant and prices have advanced The sales OF the
day have exceeded the estimate made at noon by
10000 bales, footing up 10000 bales The transac-
tons in cotton to arrive have been heavy which have
The following are the closing quotatons:-M -Middling
uplands on the spot 10kd.; mddling uplands to ar.
rive 10kd.; middlng Orleans, 10kd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-IIvFRPooI.
March 14-5 p. M.-The breadstufs market closed
generally quiet, except corn, which has declined 10
AS per cwt. for new mixed western. Wheat, 15s
i'd per GENITAL for California white, and las 3D. for
a. ID per bushel Peas ASS. per 504 lbs Flour, 37s.
Cd. per Dbl. for western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LrvERpoor,
March 1A-b P. M-Cheese has advanced to SIS. Cd.
per cwt. for best grades OF American fine. Beef
i1ss. per bbl for extra prime mess. Pork IT'S. cd.
per bbl for Eastern prime mess. Lard SIS. per cwt
bacon, 42s. per cwt. FOR Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LTvERPooL,
March i4-6 p. M.-Talfow has advanced TO 44s. Cd.
per cwt. for American. Sugar, 25s. 3D. per cwt for
No. IL Dutch standard. Rosin, 7s per cwt. for com.
mon North Carolina and 12s. for medium Turpen-
tine 34s per cwt. Whale oil, f36 per ton. Sperm oil
clio per ton. Linseedoil f36 los. per ton Refined
petroleum, Is. Sd. per gallon. Linseed cake, fl0 l0s
per ton for thin obiong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, March 1l-5 p.
MThe market closed quiet at 43 francs for standard
white.
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MUSICAL REVIEW.

The music publishing business has grown quite dull
lately, and the number OF new publications is be-
coming less every day. The reason may be found
unbusiness like schemes Of the publishers In foisng
80 much trash on the public, In keeping good com.
posers In the background through interested mo-
tves and In their systematic unfairness towards all
composers, which have been given weekly in the
HERALD. There Is every indication that revolu.
ton In the music publishing trade win soon take
place. The composers will shortly have chance of
taking the entire business In their own hands ana
fighting their tyranncal masters on equal terms.
The budget Of new music for this week Is somewhat
smaller than usual
Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, and @. II. Ditson a
Co., New York, pablish the following:-
sSThe Rollicking Old Man," comic song. Words by
@. Thompson, music by J. L. Gilbert. Capital in its
aGood Night, Little Blossom" From David Cop
perfeld, M. Keller. rather tame musical photo
graph OF one OF the most beautiful scenes in Dickens
@The Mouse Trap Man." comic song, Hughes.
The words by whywork are Of Viken's order, and
equally good, but the music does not amount to
G. M. Tremaine publishes the following
pretty arrangement OF one of the favorite melodies
IN Ofionbach's charming opera
"Venus d fond" and "Et tout d'dbOrd," are other
selections from the same opera, and are very hand
William Hall SON have some beautiful selections
from WaIlace's opera, Loves Triumph and 0fren
baohs "La Belle Helene" They are published in nrs
Dodworth \ son pnblish the following
"a Urande Duchesse Qpadrile;" arranged oy
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
Debates in the House OF Commons and
In the House OF Representatives.

Debates in the House OF Commons and
In the House OF Representatives.
Through the enterprise and liberality of Mr.
Cyrus W. Field our readers have regularly re-
ceived for several days past the report from Lon
don of the debate on the Alabama question in
the British House of Commons. Upon the first
completion of the cable we ourselves spent
seventy or eighty thousand dollars for news
transmitted by it, and so produced the first
effect on the public mind, giving the public q
real impression of the influence that great en-
terprise was to have in the future. We are
glad to see that Mr.. Field takes the happy
occasion of this debate-of so much importance
to us-to deepen and extend the same impress
sion.
Incidentally this piece Of cable enterprise
has another and very peculiar result. 1t
puts side by side in the columns Of the city
dailies the debates in the two great deliberative
assemblies ofthe world Of free government On
one page we might read the debate Of the pre-
vious day in the House of Representatives at
Washington-on another the debate that oc-
Cured two or three nights before In the House
of Commons In London. Comparisons were
naturally made. No sense Of pride in our own
or spirit of nationality could blind the popular
perception to the fact that this comparison was
not in our favor. In the debate In the House
of Commons every speaker who rose seemed
really to understand the subject, contributed
thought to the discussion, and appreciated the
weight Of the case but turning from that to
the House Of Representatives one could find
by comparison only provocatives to contempt.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15

In compliance with the ruling of the court
in the case of Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jr., on
charges of violating a canon of the Episcopal
Church, Bishop Potter summoned the reverend
culprit before him in the Church of the Trans
fguration yesterday, and there and then pro-
nounced the sentence of ''admonition" The
sentence is mainly a resume of the case al
ready tried and the reasons why the court was
right and Tying, Jr. was wrong 1t contains
q good deal, too, concerning the good nature
and charity of the bishop himself, especially
as exercised towards Mr.. Tying. There is an
evident effort to repel the charges of vindc-
tiveness, personal feeling and ecclesiastical
despotism, which appear to have come from
some quarters both inside and outside the
Church but the censure, we observe, is not
very severe, and is hardly worth the trouble Of
recording. The extent of the punishment is
probably to be found in the fact that the
bishop approves the finding of the court, but
at the same time assures the reverend convict
that he, the bishop, is ever ready tc sympa-
thize with him in his trials and uphold him in
every rightful endeavor to accomplish the
work given him 70 do, to rejoice when
he rejoices and weep when he weeps.
With o fervid blessing upon his delin-
quent reverend brother in the Lord" the
bishop then dismissed him, and this great
s'state trial. came to an end. We do not think
that the Rev. Stephen H. Tying. Jr. will suffer
much from the weight of his punishment nor
will there be any necessity for him to secede to
the Ritualists or the Methodsts. Boggs and
Stubbs are avenged, and the canon law is
vindicated.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15

In feeling and Independent of selfish political
lead II she wishes to be free and happy. She
must march with the people of England and
Scotland. She suffers from exactly the same
causes as they do. Since the completion of
the dynastic revolution Of 1858 in Great
Britain, and the organization and charter of
the Bank Of England, the entire wealth of the
three kingdoms has been gradually centred in
about two hundred and seventy thousand fami-
lies-Hfty thousand Of them representing all
the real estate in strict entail, and the
remainder monopolizing the afluence from
other sources. The millions are oppressed by
this usurpatiOn and Capitalization, and hence
their cry of poverty, suffering and wrong
wrong not more Irish than universal. The
English people will in the end right the wrong,
and in this the Irish must aid them, legiti-
mately and as unselHsh democrats. No good
in ever wailing about William the Third, and
the Boyne, and Cromwell, while the Scotch
never say a word about Cumberland, and
Claverhouse, and Dalzell; and certainly no
"man of Galway" was ever more severely
handled by soldiers than were the members of
the cavalier families Of England by the Round
heads.
Mr.. Disraeli must keep his eye fixed on the
English nation. The Irish in this country must
act in the political field as Americans and the
Irish in Ireland use the franchises which they
now possess as free Britons for the general
good; and if they do, in short time Ireland
will have no ''wrong" to complain of worth
speaking about, and all qualified citizens
Irish, German and American-enjoy good
chance of having a public position in New
York-one as well as the other, and mo harm
done" to either.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
MISSOURI.

The Northumberland Of a Bill in the
House Giving the Southwest Pacific
Railroad to Eastern Capitalists.
ST. Louis, March IA, 1862
The Lower House Of the Missouri Legislature
yesterday passed what is known as the Fox-Baker
bill, which gives the Southwest Pacific Railroad in
this State to number OF Eastern capitalists incud
ing some OF the Fremont bondholders and several
st. Louis gentlemen, who are to give all the rights
and franchises OF the road, including the land and
TO complete 1t to the State line within specified
time.
Tammany Hall, the new democratic headquarters
on the corner OF Washington avenue and Fifth street.
was opened tonight with q free lunch and speeches
by several prominent democrats The hall Will be the
Offcial headquarters OF the Democratic Central and
other committees and associations during the coming
campaign.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Case Of John Devlln.
pafnra Judoo papadict

Judge Benedict rendered a decision yesterday in
the Of John Devlin recently tried and convicted
for having acted as wholesale dealer In whiskcy
without license, negccting TO pay the special tax
and failing TO keep proper books OF his business trans
actions. The counsel for the prisoner II will be
membered, argued motion for new trial on various
points OF exception, the most important OF which
was the denial Of the right to peremptOry challenge
jurors and also for ruling out several witnesses for
the Defence The Judge decided that the practice OF
peremptorily challenging jurors had never been
adopted In this any other Circuit Court He states
in his decision there had been nothing shown in the
argument OF the counsel for the defence upon which
the motion for new trial might be granted.
The Cuse of j. Ii. Adctti.
]. b. Adett was convicted on charge OF counter
feitng United states currency, in company with
Adrian Harcq. The latter not being In custody the
case went to trial against Adet Upon the trial the
defence offered to call the wife Of Harcq witness;
but objection being taken she was excluded and ex.
ception was taken to the ruling. The case was
argued for new trial on these exceptions by the
counsel for the defence. The motion for new trial
was granted.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
THE Press TELEGRAM.

General Market Rep0rts-Fair Weather.
HAVANA, March IA, 1885,
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week.
gar-Muscovadoes- to common refn-
ing, ex reals fair to good refining, 6k a 7 reals.
Grocery grades-Fair to good, IA reals; prime to
choice s< reals per arrobe. The quotations Of mo-
lasses at outports are as foows:-Clayed, AZ a AZ
reals; common or muscovado, 5x a Q reals Molasses
sugar, No. to 10, 5k reals. Honey is quoted at
3H 3x reals per gallon. Beeswax, TX 8 reals for
brown, and 10 a II reals for white per arrobe.
Freignts moderate. Cheese, 12c. a lac. per pound
Petroleum s in demand at az az reals per gallon.
Shooks-The market Is well stocked, and quotations
are nominal at reals. Flour, $l2 so $l3 per Dbl.
The weather Is fair.
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Kaldenbure's Genuine Meerschaum Pipes,
Holders, &C. at KALDENBURG'S, No. John, % Wall and
III Broadway Repairing boiling, &c.

.
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We don't the Shaking Quakers, but that meanc
tribe who, with blue lips and chat.erng teeth, do
every day. every other day. third day victims
TO that end, ague that's your
poor shiverer, that HosTETTERs BrTERs will cura
you though qunpe all the perous drugs the aera
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appetite and strength complexion recover
It's healthy tint and will become IN body and niod new
creature As preventive aud OF all maades proceed
ing and general invigorant and regulator
of the debiltated disordered system HOsrETTERy
efficacy For sale by all druggists and family grcce New
York office, 3s Dey street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
NORTH CAROLINA.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Relief Ordi.
nance-Democratic Nomination for Governor.
RALEIGH, March IA, 1868.
The Convention was engaged yesterday upon di-
vorce cases and other legislative matters.
To-day it passed the relief ordinance offered by Mr.
Graham, conservative. Also an ordinance directing
the payment of interest upon the State debt to be
sumed January, 1869.
The Conservative State Executive Committee met
to-day and nominated Colonel Thomas S. Ashe, Of
Anson for the Office Of Governor N pace Of Hon. T.
B. Vance, declined,
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
PENNS SYLVANlA.

New Iron Railroad Bridges af Enston Com.
pleted.
MArcH CHUNK, March IA, 1868.
The iron bridges spanning the Lehgh and Della
ware rivers at Easton have been finished. loco
motive and train Of passenger cars passed over to
Phllpsburg, N. j., to-day and returned in safety.
The entire line OF the Lehigh and Susquehanna Rail-
road Is now completed and open for business.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
THE INDIANS.

Depredations Near Fort Laramic-Train
Fired Into by Indians and Horses Captured.
ST. LOUIS March H. 1893.
Atelegram from Cheyenne City says that the Indians
captured lot OF horses and mules from Bordeaus
rancho and from citizens in the neighborhood OF
Fort Laramie on Tuesday; also that train Of indian
goods, en- route for Laramie had been fired into by
the Indians, but without any damage having been
done.
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IRELAND.
Naval Feninns Discharged.

LONDON March H. 1865.
Four more OF the crew Of the Jacmel Packet were
discharged from custody at Sligo to-day. These
men were arrested near Dungarvan, where they had
been put ashore from the Jacmel Packet which sailed
from New York as Fenian cruiser and called the
Erin's Hope. They were all naturalized citizens OF
the United States OF Irish BIRTH
They viii be sent home at the expense OF the Ame
rcan government
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
TURKEY.

Oficiai Report from Crete-The War Mt an
End.
VIENNA, March IA, 1868.
Dispatches from the south announce that the Grand
Vizier had returned to Constantlnople from Crete.
He reports to the Turkish government that the war
between the Turks and the Cretan insurgents had at
length ended. There were a few Spahkotean
guerillas still operating in the mountain districts.
They were hardly hundred strong, and nc fears
were anticipated Of any fresh outbreaks.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
Arson and Murder Case in Kansas City.
KASsAs CTTy March IA 1899

KANSAS CITY, MATCH IA, 1865
The case OF the State welborne, Cutter and
Scott charged with arson and murder in firing their
business house here some months ago, and thereby
burning to death two men who were sleeping In the
building, came before the Jackson county Cir.
cult Court yesterday, and continued, on
motion previously fled by the State in this case
called up and argued by the State Attorney, who
said he thought the decision Of the Judge regarding
the degree OF crime charged was erroneous, and he
would not be doing his duty to the State II he went
to trial under such decision OF the court. He
stated that the facts in the case even proved did
not constitute murder In the first degree. and ad-
mitted the defen dants to bail In $40, 900 each.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15

chrome was executed at Berlin and Is masterpieces
OF chromo-lithography. The studio OF Mr. Bradford
stormy coast OF Labrador and he is busily at work
others.
The studio building on Tenth street was unusually
thronged by visitors yesterday, but comparatively
few pictures exhibited by the artists, VINO
chiefly engaged In preparations for the approacn
ing annual exhibition ct the National Academy "
Design
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syRaoGATE's cuuaT-ylacs COUNTY.
Wills Admitted to Probate and Letters Of Ad-
minstrnti0n Granted.

Wills Admitted to Probate and Letters Of Ad-
ministrntion Granted.
The wills of the following named persons were
proved in tha Surrogate's Court during the past
week.
Sarah Carpenter, Calvin Blanchard, Skehlngton
Sanxay, Joseph w. Mead, Edward r. II. Gibson.
wilhelm Hornet, Sarah v. ID. Vanderbilt, John Fox
end John Mclaughlin, all Of Brooklyn.
In the will OF John Mclaughlin appear the follow.
ing charitable bequests payable after the death Of
his widow:-To the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Brook
lyn, $500; Roman Catholic Cathedral, $3.50; Society
Of 81 Vincent de Paul, $3.50; Catholic orphan Asy
lum, $3.50; 81 Josephs Roman Catholic church,
$3.50 and the rest OF his estate to st. AIMS
Roman Catholic church.
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estates OF the following named persons, deceased
Mary Murray, George Roose, Maria Markey
Elizabeth G. Greed, Ann Wnrdell, Henry Eckert
Patrick Cunningham and Sarah Miller, all OF Brook.
lyn.
Letters Of guardianship Of the estate OF Robert J.
Kempston Ellen B. M. Kempston and Katy j..
Kcmpston, minors, were granted to Robert W.
Auchens, OF the city OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15

Appointment of a Senat0r-The Finances.
OTTAWA, Canada March H. 1865.
Hon. J. B. Benson has been appointed Senator In
place of Hon. Ferguson Blair, deceased.
The discount ON American invoices for the ensuing
week Is 2S per cent.
The provisional notes In circulation amount to
a,126,0OO; specie held In reserve 5000 600; deben
lures, 90, 900 900.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Flood at Chatham-Repair of the Great
Western Railroad.
HAMILTON, G. W., March H. 1868.
The despatch published to-day stating that the
tracks of the Great Western Railway at Chatham
were washed away for q distance OF ten miles is
untrue. Only threequarters Of a mile OF track were
submerged. The water has receded, and the damage
has been repaired. All trains, east and west will
run as usual on Monday morning, the 10th inst.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
Experimental Trip Of n Steamer with Liquid
Fuel-Discharse Of Workmen at Charlcstown
Navy Yard.
Boston, March Ia. 1868.

BosToN, March Ia, 1868.
demonstratve trial trip OF twenty miles, by the
steamer Island City, burning liquid fuel was made
down the harbor to-day, several government engi.
neers and other scientific feeling interested in
the experiment being on board. The trip was very
successful, the results attained being even more
satisfactory than those on the government steamer
Palos.
Five hundred workmen have been discharged from
the Charlestown Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 15 1sss-TR1P1E SHEET

Harvey Dodw0rth. One OF the best set Of quadrtles
we have seen this season. The most striking airs
forming most delectable bouquet for the ball room.
"The Quarry Mazurka;" same composer. quaint,
well worked up specimen OF this popular dance, emil
nently suited for the ball room.
1.-THE Dell OF this wildwood, - romanza; same COM
poser. pretty, characteristic and attractive piano
every uianist
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TBLBGRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ITALY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Grand Military Review-Cheers for Admiral
FarraSut.
NAPLES, March IL 1858.
brilliant military review took place to-day at
Reviera-Chiaga. The Italian troops were ON the
ground in force and maneuvred In good style in the
presence Of crowds of citizens.
Admiral Farragut was present and was loudly
cheered
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

vesuvius In More Fierce Eruption.
NAPLES, March IA, 1868.
The eruption OF Mount vesuvius is increasing in
power and grandeur. The volcano is throwing up
vast quantities OF fire and but little lava. The de-
donations are very loud and frequent
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
LOUISIANA.
Fires in New Orleans.

Fires in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March IL 1853.
A fire broke out about nine O'Clock tonight IN the
centre OF the block bounded by Magazine, Faucher,
Faeyfare and Delande streets The region is densey
filed up with wooden tenements and the fire was
not checked until a greater portion of them were
DESTROYED.
Another fire In the same region this morning de-
stroyed whiskey warehouse.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
MASSACHUSETTS.

u. strike Of Fall River Wenvers Ended.
FALL RIVER, March IA 1858.
The strike In the mills at this place has ended the
spinners and having voted to return to their
work on Monday next on the terms offered them
previous to the strike.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
THE STAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Al Home.

Al Home.
The new concert troupe, consisting Of Madame
Gazzaniga, Leopold De Meyer. Ardavar! and Colby
met with considerable success in the New England
cities during the past week. Tonight Gazzaniga
and Mills will appear at Steinway Hall, supported
by splendid orchestra. The programme is one 0!
rare excellence.
Forrest Is at the National, Cincinnati
The "Cancann has been introduced at Mozart Hall IN
the spectacle Of Undne," by De POTS ballet troupe.
The Hanons and Gurr, the great swimmer are at
Woods, Cincinnati.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble viii give four readings In
Philadelphia this week.
The Pike and Harrison Italian opera troupe hold
forth at the Philadelphia Academy during the present
week.
Janauschek goes there on April l.
Ole Bull will be the attraction at Steinway Hall on
Wednesday.
Parepa Rosa will visit San Francisco this summer.
Eliza Newton was very successful in Pittsburg.
The .Black Crook" has been withdrawn from the
boards OF the Memphis theatre.
The 'White Fawn" is drawing immense houses al
NiblO's and the Boston theatre
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Abroad.

The Empress Eugene. pleased with The acting o.
Mile. Jeanne, OF the Gymnase. sent Ter 4 thousand
francs.
Frau Gossmann. the German actress who intended
to come to America, has changed her mind in favor
OF Egypt.
Queen Victoria has presented Miss Helen Faucit
with a magnificent ruby and diamond bracelet as
souvenir of her visit to her Majesty's marine rest
dence.
Mr.. wehli has been engaged by Mr.. Mapleson for q
concert tour. together with other leading artists.
Herr Joachim is engaged for popular concerts IL
Edinburg and Glasgow.
The village OF CatanO proposes to raise monument
to Bellini, who was born there.
Mlle Art6t has made her rer,tyee at Warsaw tr
"Oteo" under auspicious circumstances.
Leopold Auer and the brothers Muller are playing
quartets In Dresden and Berlin.
M. Bagier has been decorated by the King Of Italy
with the order of S. Maurice and Lazarus.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENsrows, March 14.--The royal mall steam
ship Cuba, Capt Noodle, OF the Cunard lne arrived
at this port early to-day after the very short psssage
Of less than ten days.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15

JET Davis &C Havana.

JET Davis at Havana.
HAVANA, March II, 1865
The steamer Cuba, Captain Dukehart, arrived here
to-day from New Orleans. Jefferson Davis Is q pas
senger in trdnsftu to Baltimore.
Captain General Lersundi Is at Cardenas.
The New York herald., 1868-03-15
NEWS FROM THE WEST iNDIss.

Rnvascs Of the Cholera In ST. Thomas-Rain
Nceded-Thc Hannah Grant Affair.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
HAVANA, March Ia, 1868.
At st. Thomas the cholera Is unabated. The VIC
tins number about thirty per day, and are buried
within four hours from decease.
Rain is much needed on the sland.
The United states gunboat saco had gone 70 vene-
zuela with Captain Robbins, OF the American whaler
Hannah Grant.