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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15

LONDON hoxHv MARxn.-LoHDoN Feb h-5 r. NJ
Consos closed a. 93k for money and account Five
twenty bonds, TAX. Illinois Central Railway, sex.
Erie Railway, OK.
FRANKFORT BoUnm -FHASxyoRT, Feb. 14-sR ~
United STATES bonds closed 70 for the issue Of 1892
PARp BoUnsl-PAns, Feb. ia M-rhe Bouns 10
higher and the rentss are strong
LIvERpooL CorroS MARKr.-LvnRroof, Feb. N-6
p M-Ths cotton market slightly lower but rather
hrmsr st the close Of the day the following the
authorised quotations Kidding uplands, 8kd 0xd
uiddliug Orleans, SKA. SKA. Tho sales Of the day
foot up 10000 palss. The saes OF the week foot up
ia 900 bales Of which 10 900 bales purchased
suecuaton and u.s. 900 bales taken for export The
a port and on shipboard 2So, 600 bales, Of which
l22 600 bales ere American.
Traps RHpowr.-IIvERPooI, Feb IA p M-rhs
sdvices from Manchester unfavorsble The market
for goods and yarns was heavy
LrvsRpooL BRaApsrurYs MARxM.-LivERrooIs Feb. a.
Q r. M--Cevn asa Sd. for mixed western. Wheat
lss 10d. for white California and l4s "a Tor No.
MiIwaukss rod Barley, o. Cd. for American. Oats,
So 10d for American Peas, lbs. for Canadian Flour
37s for Western. -. :.
mess. Pork, 7la 3D. for new Eastern prime mess
Lard, 54s Cd Tor nns American. Cheese, ozs ior tne
highest range OF hns American. Bacon, sSs' 90. Tor
Cumberland sut - -
IrvEproor Paopucr Market. -IavxspooI, Feb IA
SIP MSugar 10 lower closing AZ 2ls. for NO AZ Dutch
standard Spirits tupentns had advanced 70 3ss per
swt Resin steady; quotations unchanged. Refined
I.oSpos MARKxrs.--LoSDoy, Feb. h-l1l5 A. NJ
whale oil, cSe per 2s2 gallons; sperm oil, 8llo per ton
inseed oil, f3e los. per ton L'nsesd cakss. flo ss
per ton.
pvrpotyun MAaKrr.-ASrwrRr, Feb l4-l:20P p. M
Petroleum, al VI. for standard white.
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FLORIDA.

The Unruly Cow eufi Onises-Almsse a Riot In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Bill Of Rights.
Legislative and Judicial Articles.
rALLAHAssHA FEB. II, 1858.
The excitement amsng the delegates 70 the Convsn-
tion has been intense for the past four houn and
apprehension Of collision bstwssr she Billings
faction and majority or the Convention felt The
former held meeting tonight and at the suggestion OF
the civil authorities the military are protecting the
Capitol from possible violent dsmonstratoa.
rwsnsy-sighs members wore present In tAs Convsn-
ton to-day. Bill OF Rights Vas adoptSd declaring
the equal rights Of Ill men, and Incorporating she pro-
visions Of the constitutions Of Vermont and Missouri
The legislative judicial and administrative articles
adopted All Judges sppointive-thoss Of the su
prone Court FOR life on good behavior, aud Circuit
Judges for eight County sherins and Clerks Of
Courts appointed but Constabes to be elected By
the people. The State officers TO be appointed BY
the Governor and confirmed bv the senate ere
the Secretary OF State. Attorney General Comp
trosr, Treasurer, Surveyor General superintendent
Of Education, Adjutant General and Commissioner or
Emigration Tho Bill OF Rights declares that
shall remain a member Of the Union, and the
people shall form part Of the American nation The
legislative article establishes uniform legislation.
An ordinance was passed repeating the unequal taxa
ton for the support o. schools imposed freedmen
Mr. Butler was admitted " . delegate. and George
walker declared ineligible because no acted
judge OF election. The Convention declared, in the
absolute and supreme in judging OF the Of
THIS minority generally absent themselves srom the
hall
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COLLEGE cf TINE CITY ur NEW YORK.

Exhibition Of the Junior Class ns Steinwav
The erhbon Of the Junior class OF 1860 of the Col
lsge OF the City Of New York took place At Stenway
Hall last evening in the presence OF auditory
posed Of the very elite OF citizens fully hall OF
those present being ladies' The hall Oiled TO repe-
tion and the exercises OF character fully In keep
ing with the high reputation OF the institution Grs-
fuila's baad furnished the music, Interpreting tho
literary exercises with the choicest gems Of
opera Dr. Webster. the President Of the College,
the and the members Of the faculty occupied
seats on the platform The Rev. DR.. Burchard opened
the proceedings prayer. Tho orafions
numbcr-'.Gsnius !" by Frederick J. Newman Popular
Educatisn" BY Theodore r. Miller 'Rsigion ana Art
BY Stephen W. Van Setback; "Freedom's offerings"
wilds; "Persecutch,' by Matthew 9. julien; "Arcans
coeestia" BY EdHinT Hiscox; "Poitsnsss,' by Louis
B. Gratseap; DIGNITY. Personal and Naton.l." BY
Edward Morse Shepard; "Mnd," by T. Herring
Burchard rhe literary and cocuonarY efforts OF these
young gentlemen evincsd plainly, that great hsd
bssn observed the part Of the faculty 70 their
minds IN . manner that will hereafter d. them. for
taxing part IN the actvs pursuits Of professional ife
add greatly to the credit Of their Alma Mater II
perhaps invdous 70 PARTICIPANTS where all acqusd
themselves admirably: bus the audience appeared
70 be particularly well pleased with the orations Of
Messra wlds and JuIien-"Humanity's Goap' and
"Psrsseutionv--which subjects treated BY these
speakers stye fas superior 10 the usual oe col
iegiats dsclamati0na
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ART ITEMS.

A. the late meeting Of the Royal Irish Academy Or
Fraser submitted aoteson Chinese porcelain sesis
found Ia Ireland during the past century Those
bore them Chinese characters the time OF conful
cIus who lived nns centuries b G and Il was be-
iieved by that they had been introduced ~
PfGncian merchants. Or Fraser did agree In this
view. he beloved those found In ireland not Of
earlier date than tho fourteenth century Mr. Glib
born stated that lady visited this academy time
ago. and seeing Of these seals in The museum.
she expressed surprise thas Chinese seals should be
hittsd here She produced twelvs OF them, and said
her who Chinese traders here. II
the habit OF making presents Of the seals TO their cuso
In ireland at Christmas They used as wafer
SEALS After brief discussion the paper referred
TO the council Tor publication.
An attempt IL being made by the most prominent
mombers Of the Dublin Chamber Of Commerce 70 estab
lsh an institution OF science and A memorial Is TO
be presented to the Lord Lieutenant claiming some
share OF the appropriation for such purpose msde By
Parliament some years ago but never extead cd "a
Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
ENGLAND.

The Habens COrpus Suspension In Ireia nd
The Alabama Claims COrrespondence-Wose
India Mails C0nveyance.
LONDON, Feb. ll--Mldnight
In the House Of Commons this evening Earl Mayo.
the Chief Secretary Ireland asked leave bring
bill - further suspend the operation Of the writ Of
habsas corpus In Ireland for short period from the
Of March. Hs said the Fenian leaders had shown
utter disregard Of their caths Of allegiance to the
and stated that out Of tho two hundred and
Tsnians Who had been arrested, ninety.fvs were
Americans He concluded by saying that although the
government had succeeded in depressing the rebels
still extension Of hs powers necessary 70 enable
Il 70 complete tho work.
Leavs 70 bring in the bill was granted.
Lord Stanley laid before the House additional papers
on the subject or the Alabama claims. These docu-
ments have already been published.
II has been decided that the British West India mail
steamers shall calling at the island Of ST. Thomas
but some other place. probably jamaica viii be chosen
~ NAL! station for the stsamera
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LOUISIANA.

Tho Conventions oncral sheridan Recon-
mended to succeed General Hancock-The
Revised CoustitstiOn In the Hands Of the
Nav ORLEANS, Feb. n 1858.
The Louisiana Reconstruction Convention yesterday
adopted resolution asking for the appointment Of Gen.
srsl Mower the command Of We Ftth Military Dis
trct In case Of General Hancock's removal which vas
tony am ended % read General shsr1sa instead
Of General Mower.
Another rssoatoa abolishisg the additional thirty
per cent per diem failed The Committee % style re-
ported that the constitution revised had been
Inc printer and would Be ready for che action the
Convention Monday mornns togsshsr with the suG.
asstions Of the committee the amendments proposed
The Convention adjourned I'LL Monday. To-day YEA
the sixty. fourth day Of the session.
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VIRGINIA..

Tho Convention and the Oyster TNx-Ths
Tobacco Observation-Disclosures Of q Conn
missioner Of Informal Revenue for Rich.
mOnd.
RICHMOND Feb. H. 1885,
IN the Reconstruction Convention to-day the Judiciary
Committee reported in faver Of sxsmpting property Of
the value OF 200 from for debts contracted
aftsr the ratification Of the Convention
resolution prohibiting ministers, bank oacsrs and
prosecuting attorneys from being members Of the Lsgs
lAture tabled
The oyster was discussed during che remainder Of
the day.
General Schofsld has issued order vacatng all TO-
bacco inspectors Offices the Isl Of March where the
occupants cannot take the oath Of ONCE. he has also
addressed etter TO tho Court OF Magstrates asking
why certain inspectors allowed to qualify without
taking the test OATH.
Commodore T. N: Boutwell, late Of che United states
Navy, has been appointed Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue for this city.
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FRANCE.

Change or Ministry Antlclpat ed--Thc Press
Law Observation-Disclosures Of the Army.
LONDON. Feb. II, 1858
Rumon arc current In Paris OF . Contemplated change
In the ministry In Difference the wishes and ssnt-
msnts Of the liberal party.
PARIS, Feb I-EvsninG
In the Corps LegislatK to-day amendment, which
proposed by n. Berrver 70 the bill for the rsguIa
fion Of hs press, Introducing certain reforms in the
administration OF the Court Of Justice, was defeated
AFTER . stormy debate
The government rapidly pushing forward the organi
saton Of the national Guard In oil the departments OF
France In accordance with the provisions Of tho army
bill recently adopted BY the Senate and Legislative Body
The bullios IN the Bank Of France according TO the
regular weekly statement just issued increased
n 100000 franco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
ARKANSA AS.

Adjournment Of the Conventi0n-Pr0fest Of
the Conservative Mombors Against the New
Constitution.
LITTLE RoCK, Feb "a 1858.
The Reconstruction Convention adjoarnsd to-dsy.
subject 10 the call Of the President or 10 Of
DEATH 10 the cali Of Of the Owe vos Prssdsns Ops
Of the lest acts speech BY the chapan urging the
delegates 70 90 home and WITH the Aid Of the LORD
carry the ratification OF the constitution.
fhe conservative members preseuted written protest
against the constitution, and asked that II be attached
70 the constitution This refused, but the protest
ordered TO be spread upon the records declares
that the constitution subversve OF the rights Of
the citizens Of the State. and ratified viii bring
lasion upon she peopla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
MEXICO.

Tho Revolution In N0rthera DIexsco-Pro.
posed Formation OF Now Republic.
Ban Francisco, Feb. H. 1885,
Acapulco advicss 70 February 8 have bssn received
The opposing Governors the State Of Gusrrsre-Aiva.
reg and Jmsnsx-wers still preparing Tor battle bat no
collision had taken place
Lacsds had seat messengers to the Governors Of
CHIHUAHUA Durango. Sonora and sinaoa with PROPOSE
tons for the formation Of Independent government
70 bs called the Republic Of the Pacific - include Lower
California and portion Of Jalisco Generals 0arsa
Cortna. Canslss and Caravsai reported vsr this
new northern republic
II Is expected that the new duty I'm posed % silver
dollars will cause extensive smuggling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

In the Missssrp, Rscoastructisa Convansiou on the
LIST inst. whts delegate esred ovdnynos 70 change
the name Of Davis county 70 shat Of Jsnss and the
name of Lee scuny 10 that Of Lincoln- He proposed
also 70 change the nams Of Lsssburg In DAVIS county
70 Jonssbora and thai Tin future county or town
shall b named in honor % rebel lssAsrsv Il also
declares hs action Of the Convention Of Uses ana Of
the Legislatures caavensd since that mme are ru and
vaAi-"
the Cincinnati democracy moving vigorously 10
secure the holding In that city OF ths National Demo
cratic Convention. Cleveland Aad Iosisv,us are
also making efforts 10 tho same snd while a.
Louis offers Stacks VI money - . bid FOE the Con-
ventssn. The dsmecracy Of Indianapolis. however,
quietly moving In favor Of heir own city, and
would not b surprising they should be succsszfs
asr all me cenvsntien will probably be held in Jane
Ths Pendsson fever SAN RACES shroashous the wsss
The Radical State Committss Of virginia arc 10 meet
In Richnond to-day, fer the purpose 10 surmssd Of
somin ssing . candidate Ms Governor. Hawxhurss IA
reported 70 b. the candidate or The Richn radicals
for the nonjnasios.
An old lnsF Of the Clay school, writing from vtsks.
burg TO The Jackson sa Clae~ says hat he has Just
signed preliminary call for democratic meeting pre-.
bminlry 70 the State Convention az JActsoA, ON the
1871. There are three four hundred namss already,
ard among them the best old whigs In toe city and
county.
The Elyscn tAla) Herald sara that Or. Thomas
Hughss while going TO the radical meeting At Moulsor.
intimidatsd . respectable widow. u whose house, b
stopped, into admitting two negroes hAvelling wiz hin
10 her table apA beds saying that under the new cons
sssion she was subject 70 . nps OF $50 for tsfusng
sucA arsfhe practical results Of radical docIAsss.
| The Tennessee Brovpow legislature ssVssssd Law
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TBLBCRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


sevcs War Ships for tho LIN Plata-Heyai
BANQUET 20 Admiral Farragut-The Ameri-
can Naval Mission. - "a IA.
General Nsnabrsa, the Prime Minister. has told me
Parliament in reply question that the government
had despatched seven ships 70 the river Ia Plata South
America bu gave no Information - 70 the object Of The
expedition.
Yesterday evening, Admiral Farragut having rssov.
cred from his slight Illness attended state dinner q
the Royal Palace which he was invited BY King Vic
COR Emanuel
Tho Admiral WAS received with marked courtesy BY
the King and treated with great honor and oonsd
Grafton By the distinguished company assembled
Among those present on the occasion were the men,
bsrs Of the Italics Cabinet, the high officials Of the
Royal Court and Of the city Of Florence and the chief
slnesn Of The army and navy.
The Italian journals contain frequent reports In regard
20 the visit Of Admiral Farragut and - 10 per-
saaAsd that he here mission OF great import
snss. The last Yumor which has appeared 10 to the
erect that his object Ia 70 obtain naval station In the
Mediterranean fer the United States, and that he has
been instructed to apply to the italian government for
The use os ths port Of spezzia for that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
PENNS YlvANiA.

Repeal Of the Gettysburg Lottery Act-Re-
ward for the Murderer Of John Casey.
HARRISBURG, Feb H. 1885,
The Senate bin repsalIng the Gettysburg Lottery cot
passed the House 0nay to-day, and goes 70 the Gov
ernor for his signature The Auditor General IL author
lied to seize the property OF the dsuncs
poraon and hold Thorn for the benefit Of individuals
investing.
Governor Gesry to-day issued . proclamation Offering
. reward OF 81, 900 for the apprehension OF the
derer murderers Of John Casey witness Ia the Senate
contested election case Of Robinson against shugart
The Dauphin County Republican Convection met this
afternoon 10 appoint senatorial and Representative
delegates to the State Convention They instructed
% vote for Grant and Gsary for President and Vice
President tsf va ..s4N FtF IL ..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15

AcADsnr 90 Music When the Prince OF wales on
his famous American tour, hooorsd the legal city a.
Montreal with his presence among the entertainments
contrived fos his diversan grand mrsca festival,
Il which Bsienoli We appointed 10 ring me Prince ~
tended IT, bu, len before the part Of Bugno on,
vhsrsupoo the psines Of tsnors quietly remarked AS
the Prince Of was hes gone 20, too; good svsaing,
Mssssurs," and % hs departed. Last night u the
Academy eousequsscs Of tho continued indspssition
Of Madame La Grange "Rigolsto had 70 BE- abandoned
and The Barber Of Seville" substituted bat whom
sirnos Nsssvmlliani informed OF he quietly OBJ
served, al nm very sorry, gentlemen; but toe have
cold this evening You must excuse me-" 50, on the
spur Of the moment. the cast was made ~ fol-
iows-ytosins Miss Phillips; Ernssto, slsnor Barag;
Dr. Barselo, sIgnor sarti; Figasc, signos orandini
Basilto Signor Colstti The indulgence asked of thu
houye for this improvissd arrsugsmsas was aftsr
tho ART act freely awarded In confederation Of the
admirable Rosina Of Miss Phillips the free full,
Told and effective Figaro q 0riandini, aud the
majestic BasIlie Of Cslst sars Bastelo flr and
BaraQli IL 70 bs complmentsd for accepting shs role
ass,ened him in order 10 make up shs oasl An artist
OF this amiabs disposition disasms the consIdsrats
critic, and 20 " gay, we'll done, ssnor BAraslL nss
Phps secured and dsssrvsdly TOO ths pretty baskst
Of aowers designed suppoas for Il Grange ana Ia
Grange, W are sure. ws glaA 70 hsss II The hous,
was fair 10 numbers and One in quality. TIA Tyaviata
and IA Grange IN this days nstsn6s. sh,, ws ar,
assured, 10 clear - . bell ,his morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
IRELAND.

Sentence Of = Treason-Felony Fenian-His
Hope Of Relief.
LONDON, Feb a. 1858.
The Fenian Lennon, who was convicted Of treason
felony but not Of murder, yesterday brought be-
fore the In Dublin and sentenced 10 imprson.
mont ~ hard labor for the term Of fifteen years.
After receiving bis sentence Lennon made bitter and
defiant speech, In which he predicted that before be
had served out the Of his Imprisonment. the British
nonsrchy would DO overthrowa He glorsd ID shs act
for which he condemned. and hoped an opportunity
would be given him 10 repeat t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
NORTH CAR OLlNA.

The Fire at Wilminston-rweive Persons
Supposed TO Have Been Crushed.
WILMINGTON. Feb. II, 1858.
number OF persons buried beneath the ruins Of
falling wall at the fire which took place this morning
One white and four negro hremen have thus FAR boon
taken from the ruins In q manglsd condition. It IL
thought ali will die. large number OF hands are o.
work the ruins other bodies II ID feared
ten or twelve crushed The Ore confined TO
the bsdugs mentioned the despatch last night. The
losa 10 about $l25, 900.