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M U S &c A l..

Tho sixteenth Sunday concert at Steinway Hall last
night rather poorly attended. The only remarkable
feature in the grand piano duet played on
two gands by Messrs. Pcase and Colby and composed
by the former gentleman. II was fantasia on tho
rand Duchess by the best that has been heard
this season. Mr. Pease has gwen brilliant artistic
and delcatcly transcription Of oenbach's
The work commences with the .'Sabro dc Mon Ptre."
and suddenly breaks on into the song the regiment.
which elaborated Ia Gottschaik the most sparkling
and The tradisi Of the last act, the
and the 'saDre de Mon Perez are cevery brought
aud receive ali the brilliant characterization they cali
Tor. Tho transitions splendiiiy managed, and o
clear artistic, coherent work is consequently produced
MIR Peases work is the only good transcription OF this
popular opera that have heard this season IL WAS
oncorcd and responded 10 by duct Ia GouDod's
"Bercense," which VAS also very mertorious work.
Mr. Bowler sang very inappropriate song from "Mari
tana,n although II iavoraDiy displayed his beautiful
tenor voice. Tho other persons who took part the
concert not deserving OF favorable montion Tor tho
singing and violin and organ playing were not worthy
OF OF such cabro as the Stenway Hall sunday
concerts have hitherto been.
The second musical sorce OF the Lederkranz Society
took place last night at iher beautiful hall on Fourth
street The principal feature OF the programme was thu
tho person Of q Soprano named Miss Lou lisa Orion. We
heard her In Of the most trying Of operate airs
20 Luce di Quest Anims, from Linda Although her
rendering OF this great betrayed want OF thorough
schooling the vocal gymnastics OF the Italian
masters, yet II showed that she possessed
perb voice, clear, round and sympathetic tones.
such concert eoprani ut present arc miser-
ably deficient 10, make the singing Of Miss Orion q
source pleasure to the audience, and, with prnc
and with the various schools OF sang
ins thore doubt but she VIII add 10 the renown OF
American artists The "Kiss Cborus' by kuntZe was
Bplenddy sung by the Maenerchor OF the society and
Mrs. Baiogh, excellent contralto WcnzeI kopta,
pearcd III selections IRON Metzger, scluaann, Weber
and forsoesi.
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TILBGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
81
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
MaXiMiIian's Funeral at the Tomb
in Vienna.
Ytnian Arrests and Agitation in England,
Ireland and Scotland.
JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Offices to BE Filled from misunderstanding
for the Cable to Aspinwali-linrinc Dis.
aster.
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1868.
We have advices from Jamaica to the 18th inst
The Queen had addressed letter of instructions
to the Governor Of Jamaica advising him that
henceforth all responsible Offices in the island will
be filled from England and that all prejudice and
party influence will be avoided in the selection.
The same rule will be followed in relation to the
judgeship recently established.
Sir George Grey was expected ct Kingston
shortly on his way homewards from NewZealand.
new bill to govern the cases Of insolyent
debtors was in course Of preparation.
The United States steamer Minnesota had ar
rived at Aspinwall from st. Thomas, after having
made soundings for the cable which is to connect
with the line to New York.
The ship Coronet, from Plymouth, bound to Pen
sacola, went ashore at Barebush and will prove
total loss.
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Explanation of the stay LAW Of the Alabama
Convention.
ATLANTA, Ca Jan 10 1868.
circular has boon issued from headquarters explain
ing General Orders validating the Alabama ordnance
stay the collection OF debts there DO
no stay OF proceedings on judg ments favor Of me-
chanics aud laborers since July II, 1865.
An order is looked for directing TAX collectors in
Georgia TO proceed with the collection OF sta Q taxes
Nine ten,hs Of said taxes have been paid.
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ven explosion. has been arrested 1t Glasgow and
brought to London In irons
A man named Clancy has been arrested In this city
charged With iiring upon the police.
Fsnian manifesto was found ghis morning posted
on inc walls OF the Mansion House, whero 1t had been
smSeo despite the vigilance Of the police, who have
clue to the perpetrators Of the daring act
The boidness and audacty Of the Fenans in tbs face
OF the vigorous measures of repression which have been
adopted excites much uneasiness
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DENMARK.

The 81. Thomas Annexation Vote PromuI-
gated.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 10. 1858.
me government here has received from the auhori.
ties OF st. Thomas and St. Johns official report Of the
vote which has Just been taken in those islands on the
question OF their transfer to the United States The fol-
lowing is the result
For the transfer-1,244
Against the transfcr-22
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LvKppoor, Jan 1e.--1hs American ship southamp-
arrived at this port leaking badly, aud has gone
into dry dock for repairs.
INorH--Tho vessel referred 10 is probably the ship
Southampton Captain Smitbwick, which sailed from
Mobile on the 25th OF November tor i.iverpool.l
SOUTHAMPTON Jan. 1g--Ihe North German Lloyd's
steamship Deutschland, Captain Vessels which sailed
nom New York January o. arrived OF this port about
ten O'Clock last night and after transferring bor Eng
iish passengers, mails and freight sailed early tns
mofnug for Bremen.
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Humphreys, the Confidence Operator mt Pitts
Geld. Sentenced.
SPRINGFIELD, jan TO- 1868.
General Humphreys. the famous confidence man Of
Pittsneld who eloped with Miss Kenyon last summer 70
Cincinnati has been sentenced TO ten years. imprson
ment In the State Prison. He pleaded guilty to the In
dctments for obtaining money under false pretsnces.
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VERMONT.
Destructive Fire In Ru,unud

Destructive Fire In Rutland.
BURLINGTON jan 10 1s6s.
destructive nrc occurred in Rutland w. this
ing which totally destroyed Champions block, Mer-
chants row and the adjacent budinga Tho Gre ORR
ginated 10 Champions buildings. Loss on tue build
is heavy; they insured Tor $50, 900, which will
probably cover the loss.
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ARREST Or AIleeEp plcspucxsrs.

Joseph Lee walter Wood, George Stewart and william
Scott, alleged 10 DO noted pickpockets, were
arrested by the Eighteenth precinct police yes.
terday evening charged with attempting 10 ply their
vocation on tho Forty second street crosstown line OF
oars lee attempted 10 escape from tho cnlcer but the
latter nv means OF pistol shot In the wrist, brought
him TO terms The wound was vsy slight and aai
promptly draasaa
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THE FRANKFORT BouRsE -FRASKroRr, Jan 10 -
United states bonds quoted to-day al 16IS T61
for tho issue OF 1862
PAars DouRsz.-PAnfs Jan. 1e.-Ths Bourss 10 heavy
to-day aud rsntes declining.
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RUN OVER by A CAR.

Joseph Wagner lad fourteen years OF age. who re-
sides No. 2o East Eleventh street, fell from the front
platform Of No g. Of the Second line res.
terday evening, tho passing up the avenue
near ropth street The car wheels passed over bis eft
log, cutting very severely from the hip 20 the ankle
He was conveyed to Bellevue HOSPITAL and tho eryor Of
th0 car ives arrested
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
After sunken Treasure.

Diving After Sunken Treasure.
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1868.
A diver named Murphy had commenced opera.
tions to raise the 80 900 in specie that sunk
on board the steamer Rhone during the hurricane
of October 90.
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Important Feninn Arrcsis-A Fcnian Manifesto
Posted on The London Mansion Housr--t;en-
LONDON, Jan. TO- 1868.
Mike Marrait who II is now claimed s positively
Known " be Tie party who Cred the Tue" " - Gerken-
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AlBAN Y.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Judge Charles Mason Accepts the Appoint.
ment In the Court Of Appeals.
ALBANY, Yan, 10. is6s,
10 O'Clock r NJ.
Judge Charles Mason. Of Madison county, has accepted
the Governors appointment TO Gil the vacancy ia the
Court Of Appeals created by the death OF Judge Wright
He va the republican candidate for Judge Of the Court
OF Appeals II the State election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

Phn!on's New Perfume, Flor d. Mayo.
Flower May. TINS delightful perfume II onaby
the nest perfume introduced in this IL IL
the beautiful flower from which II takes It's
name will be ready the trade before February
Price 81 per bottle 50 per box containing halt
address upon receipt OF tho money. Zoe sale
everywhere BY Druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Notice the trade: "Flor dc dAyo or Flower OF May.
has been adopted trade mark infringe
will bc promptly prosecuted. . -
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AUS TRIA.

Maximiltan's Remains Received by His
Family in vicnnn-ImposinG md Affecting
Scene.
vienna, Jan. 10, 1868.
The romans Of the late Emperor Macmillan arrived
here nigh, by special train from Trieste, charge
OF military escort.
The tram was met upon arrival by tho Austrian on
Gals large body OF troops and crowd OF people,
who had assembled to give expression 10 their respect
Tor the dead end their sympathy with the living
Tho remains were formally received by the imperial
family at the Palace.
This evening the funeral obse ques will be celebrated
with a solemn procession and requiem
The manifestation Of popular feeling Is general and
intense.
Tho Funeral Procession and Consignment to
the Grave.
vienna, Jan. 19--Evoning.
The obsequies OF Macmillan were celebrated this
evening with great pomp, and the honored romans
were consigned TO ihoir last resting plaza.
The funeral procession formed In tho following
order, viz
the head Of the line was occupied by the societies
orphans carrying Appropriate symbols of national grief
Following were:-
The clergy in a body.
The municipal authorities.
The Mayor Of the city.
A corps OF marines acting as guard Of honor.
The catafalque bearing the caskct containing the
remains the whole profusey decorated with insn,otel
Admiral Tceeihoh.
Oicers OF the navy and army in uniforms, with tho
usual badges Of mourning
In the Church Of the Capuchins were assembled the
Emperor OF Austria, the Archdukes, the imperial Court
members Of the Cabinet, Generals OF the Army, the
diplomatic corps and special ENJOYS OF foreign Powers
After the requiem had been celebrated the body
was placed In the vault prepared Tor its reception.
Vast crowds visited tho remains during the Gay whle
lying in state.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has written autograph
letter TO Admiral Tsgethon, thanking him in The
Of the imperial family for hts In recovering the
romans Of the late Emperor OF Mexico and for bring
thom home for burial among his kindred
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A New Minister Of War.
VIENNA, Jan. 10 1868.
n. Kum has been appointed Austrian Minister OF
War
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Southern Republicans Unit for Chase-A
Puritunicai D0ubt.

Jan
A correspondent OF Philadelphia paper writing
from New 0rcans recently stated It well settled
point 10 Southern politics that tho whole Southern
publican would be gwen IN favor OF Chief Justice
Chase. III are 10 believe this c0res ondent there Is
organized movement in which the Union Leagues
have important part, the purpose Of which Is to
give this direction To current political Influences Om
Richmond 10 New Orleans AMI IL seems TO be regarded
part OF the plan OF operations that by proper ma
npulaion the delegations from these states snail be
made unanimous, and shall present the Republican
National Convention uphruhen phaianx OF sup
porters or the Chef Justice. However
unimpoachablc nny deem tho right Oh the Southern
vote under their new orgon zaon at that
tion tho act remains nevertheless that that right is
OF the points In controversy, and that II TO
peace ana stable settlement OF affairs not
rely for majority The very votes which arc In
question.
We say, then that tho whole political future OF tho
South hangs uron tue event OF this election, and that
the decisive contest must be at tho Nortn We do
believe friends al the South slow recog
this state of thngs and recognizing It, 1t is tia
possible ttat they should contemplate any attempt to
oxorcise influence ID favor of minority among their
allies In the Northern States.
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures C0conine
imparts goss aud Is superior TO French pomacca
and oi Is orr lcOhollc washes
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New York Sunday schoo, Union.

meeting under the direction OF the above association
held last night the Allen street Prosby crian
church 10 consider the subject OF he neglected children
OF New York city and.wha BIO done for their relief"
The Rev. Isaac Ferris, ID. d. presided and delivered
Introductory address, in the OF which he said -
There Is great work to be done for Christ IN this CITY,
great deal being done, and there is much consola.
and matter for congratuation in observing tho
many evidences presented on side that tho people
of God awakng to their work and Notwithstanding
that tho city has been called sink Of niqu,y and
CORFU piion earnestly engaging in it's performance.
The Sunday school Union feels the importance OF the
mission before It. Tho experience In other affairs OF
tho necessity OF severing connections IN order TO avoid
great perIs hero finds application and is acted upon by
the Sunday School Union in cutting oil the rising gen
Grafton from the corruption Of adult associations
There many Sunday school MISSIONS but not enough
and 1t is sad 10 know that there arc 50 many negccu
OF their duties in this regard. Nothing IN the whole
OF Christian fundamentally oilers such field ~
those who desire to work Tor christ as the Sunday
school. In this vicinity much remains 10 be done :
teachers wanted children come overy Sunday ask.
ing 10 DO into the classes who have to be reused
because OF the insuiliciency OF teachers. Tho
s siree report they could put one thousand
moro children into classes IL they had
teachers The Master asks who will go forth to engage
In this work here is the harvest presented He calls
upon you gather 1t in" Alter the singing Of hymn
the Rev T. Rogers delivered an address, presenting
IN eloquent language and with much force the import
ance oil TINS branch oil missionary anor hesion sad
HI, is active principle is the duty OF every Chris
Tan 10 work Tor thris from Sixty oseventy tnousthu
children la this city stand Ia need OF resious nstruc
on and supply this need is the object for which the
sunday school Union was formed. IL sacks tho CO.
operation Of every Christian and woman In tho
city in the performance OF this labor, and asks
IL confidently exhibition OF Christian earnest
second in Importance To none other. Many seem
TO think that children should tor certain number OF
years be given entirely the devil but is such
thing Jesus loves little children. 'uilcr thcm, said
he 10 unto mo, and forbid them not, for OF such
la the kingdom of Heaven and there reason Why
the first fresh years Of an immortal soul should belong
10 the world and satan. Another hymn being sung Mr..
William Il. Dodge delivered short address, the
OF which he related some interesting experience
OF Sunday school labor He also stated that the
cecnt Christian training afforded the teachers
net least 81 the benefits resulting thercfrom Tho
meeting hou united in singing the doxoogy after which
tho congregaL was disnIs5 I'd with benediclIon.
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A Life OF Heroic struggle.

oil uerOtc
snE
rIE sEW STORY
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
ENTITLED
BEAUMONT. rug BANKER;
LIFE OF HEROIC STRUGGLE.
wM. HENRY PECK.
Professor Of History me University OF the State oe
Louisiana.
WILL BE READY IN THE LEDGER
TO-DAY (aosDAY1, AT is O'CLOCK.
4 Rupture Curc.-ur. ShermUn's LIcrnfnt
Appliance pound guarantees OF rad
os7 illustrated circulars mailed
receipt OF ~ cents.
A-iIydrnuIic Cow NliIkcr. Complete
Go aud H. zO6 Broadway corner VI Fulton
Cristn doro's Hair Dye.--The beat Ever
manufactured. Wholesale aud retail, also app.lei AZ
George HePrmann's Pearl Powder is tho
only effective end harmless remedy against ioo,nncne.
Cures effected ~ tho sRency 2vi William street, rce -
Headache. LauguOr and Melanchoiy gene.
rally spring from disordrcd stomach, costvtness or
torpid liver Each may readily he removed ~ DIR. ID:
JAfNEs SENTATIVE PILLS Few doses OF when wa
ton removing ali bousness and producing regular
atoms of the bowels. Sold ~ all druggists.
PRINTING OF Every Description Executed
with nestness an despatch, aud at lower
WHERE q, the METROPOLITAN J0B PRINTING ISrAB.
LisnaEST, " Nassau street
Royal Havana Lottery. Prizes Paid IL
Information furnished. Tho hiqhes RAID fJe
Ioaboons aud all kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR Co, BaaAerS u Wall asrse' NJ.
MENr 81 Nassau street prepared iarulsh Cards Cir
Pamphlets Law Cases. Posters aud every dcgcf
of Printing twentv6va cent than
Obtained aseshnre ~ The city.
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Grant-Dry Goods Poiiiics-"Mcre Poll
ticiuus.O

From the Detroit Decentralization. 4.
These excellent 6 ntlcmen peter Cooper Il Coz,
either merchants. private citizens, republicans or
democrats, have undou0tod right support Gene
raj Grant for the Presidency, and urge ali their bust.
ness acquainanccs to support him. But in their eagor
ness 10 ignore the mero politicians they ignore
body that back OF the politicians, and of whose feel
ings and opinions the politicians only opponents
As carthcn pots floating on the river these gentlemen
may fear In with the brass pots, but
suppose that they thereby control the that bear
them both Ia 70 take very superficial Wow OF tho po
li,cal currents. 1t is folly TO suppose that
they can iguore the decp-seated prinoracs of
action which divide and control tho people OF
tho United states, and that they have only TO
seUd round their circulars to the merchants and
''compei any convention that may he hold, either by
republicans democrats - to accept their choice with
reference the opinions General Grant may mold.
Tho republicans will nominate their candidate bccau
he Is republican. The democrats will nominate their
candidate because ne is democrat The conventions
that will nominate these will express the opinions and
feelings oil two parties engaged in 'irrcpressiDe
conflict No osa ho,ceter br,tidm his srp,ces h0o-
much the Netu Irk dry goods and shfpptcnrs
may admirc him, D. The candidate Of both parties.
No be fixed and neutral point 10 which both
parties will be striving 10 append their Woo President
and thcir principies These amiable and conpaisaat
gentlemen have ''actcd like business men, IL is true
but they dealing with very different article from
that which engrosses their attention la their stores and
warehouses
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& Rupture Curc.-Ur. Shermnn's IIernini
Appliance Curative compound guarantees OF radi
cal cure vg7 illustrated circulars mailed
on receipt Of ~ cents
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A.-iIydrnulic Cow NtiIkcr. a Complete
success Go aud t. 2C6 Broadway corner VI Fulton
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Crist sdOrO'e Hair Dye.-The Beat Ever
man uiactured. Wholesale and retail, also applied AZ
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Rovat Havana Is0ttery.-Pri2cs Paid IN
IA Information furnished. Tho highest ratcJ raid fJs
Goabloons aud all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR s co.. Bankers 10 Wall atrsos, NJ.
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George HePrmann's Pearl Powder is shc
only effective end harmless remedy against 100, nache.
Cures effected tho sRency 2ul William street. fncs ~
cents per box
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Printing or Every Description Executed
aud at lower rates than elsc.
where Al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ISrAB
ffcttu n M. ~ Nsssau street
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The Metropolitan job Frinfin@ EsgahIiSh.
MENr "a Nassau street y prepared o isrush Cards clr
cuars Pamphlets Law Cases Posters aud every dcgcf
Of Printing At twcnty6va cent css than be
obtAino1 elsewnare IN The city,
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Headache. LRuguOr and MeiRnchOty gene
rally spring from dsordrrcd stomach, cosvtuess or
torpid liver. Each may readily be removed ~ Or. ~
JAYNE,s SENTATIVE FILLS. few doses OF winch VIII
10 found TO stimulate the and stomach 10 healthy
ton removing all bliousness and producing regular cvacu-
atoms OF the Bowels sold ~ all druggists.
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Mnximilian's Remains Received by His
Family In vicnnn-Imposing md Affecting
Scene.
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TO-DAY (aosDAY1. AT O'CLOCK.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCHES.-The follow
ing are to June Sth:
The Pacific Union Express Company will
start their first express for New York on the
STEAMER Nebraska tomorrow.
The Constitution Yesterday took but $500
letters. it being the smallest Atlantic mail eyer
SEMI from this city per steaner> r-
tRhe Spanish American residents have form
ed military company, to be mustered IN rs a
portion of the State militia ..-.. -...s
Mr. Chas. S Fairfax, ex-Cltrk of the Su-
pre,ne Court, was last evening presented with
\ gold watch and chain FROM his tricnds at the
Cosmopolitan. e..l
Major Gen. Ord has the table on which Gen,
Lee signed his surrender at Appomatox CunEt
House The table will be sent to the Commit
bee of Arrangements tor the nest mass meet
ing of Union men held here, to be used as a
speakers stand. ts4
It is stated that libel suit is TO be begun
against the Ilta California for publishing the
proceedings of criminal, case before the Po-
lice Court. UHler the rulings Of Judge iDwi
nellie in the recent libel suit against the Bmiie:
tin, it is thought damages can be recovered in
u case like the. Que in pOnt. fa-
James Mckenna WAS killed on the San Jose
railroad Yesterday. He was about to man the
break, when he missed his footing and fell be
tween the ears. t' s
Yesterday man. named Phelps, at work in
Cantral. Dell & Co. = lumber mill stopped be.
meath the circular saw, which was in motion
ut the time, and forgetting himself for an IN
slant, he raised his head and brought it in con.
tact with the saw, which, cut fpightfnL gosh
from near the crown of his head almost to the
neck. through the bones of the skull and into
the brain. Singuarly enough, he was not ren,
deped inscnsible by the accident, and it is> moi
thought his wound will prove fatal. 10 q +,