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The New York herald., 1868-04-21
CITY INTEL.LIGENCE.

THE STEAMSHIPS CRY or PARIS AND CUBA.-The
steamship weser. Captain wenke, of the North Ger
man Loyds, arrived at this port yesterday and re-
ported that Sunday morning at eight o'clock
they passed the City OF Paris PIG miles from
Sandy Hook and half an hour later the Cuba
2o61l miles from the same point the latter being six
miles south OF the former Both vessels were favored
with superb weather and full sail breeze from the
wcst and were dashing along at the rate OF l2k miles
per hour. These distances would denote that each
leaving the Hook.
SALE or THE LATE Mr.. LoeILLARD's PROPERTY
The conservatory library and other effects of the late
Mr.. Lorillard, at Bronxide, are to he disposed OF
under the auctiOneer's hammer this week.
ZRNo BuRNHAM BEFORE THE MAYoR.-Mrs. Mayer
and Mr.. s. Barker made complaints yesterday MORN
ing before Mayor Hoffman against Zeno p Burnbam,
the auctioneer for obtaining money under false pre-
tences. Mayor Hoffman referred the coInpIanants
to District Attorney Hail. requesting him to conf
mence an action against Burnham Immediately.
SwIyDLISG EMPLOYMENT AGESCIgs.-Among the
worst class of confidence operators who prey upon
the unwsry in this city the proprietors OF so
called employment agencies. Therplan Of operating
Is to induce, by glowing advertisements of first class
help wanted such as bookkeepers, pursers and
pursers' clerks hotel clerks Ac., young to apply
given letters 70 other parties in colusi0n with the
agent. The letter delivered, the bearer IL informed
that the vacancy has Just been filed. He returns 10
the office, is again provided with letter, the same
result follows, and again. unt tired out, he finds
himself swinded and calls no more.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN April 2o--j
r. M-Consos are firmer, and close at 93sS s3l, for
both money and the account. American securities
are quiet and steady. The following are the quota.
dividend. Erie shares, 46k. Illinois Centrals, 49,
FRANKFORT TBoURsB-FRANKF0RT,A April 20-Even-
jug.-United States bonds are nriner and fraction
higher The closing figures for the old issue are 75k
PARIS BouEsE.-PAnrs, April 2o.-The Bourse closed
steady on Saturday night Rentes 8sf. &c.
LIVERPOOL. CoTTON MARKET-LIvERPoor. April
20-5 p, M-The market closed quiet of slight de-
cline in prices OF American descriptions. The sales
have been 900 bales The following the closing
quotations. -Mddling upands, on the spot, 12l4d.;
iniddling Orleans, 12isd.; mddling upands, aioat,
12Sd.
HAvRE CorTON MARKET.-HAvRE, April 2o-Even.
inQ.-The cotton market closed frner and at an adj
vance in prices. Tres ordinare ON the spot, 151E
per cwt.; to arrive, 14sf
April A-s y. M.-Con is dull and has declined 10
sss oil. per quarter for mixed Western. Wheat s
nrmer, and red Milwaukee No. has advanced 10
14s Cd per GENITAL. Barley 5s. Id. per bushel. Oats,
a. a. per bushe Peas, AIS. per 50f lbs Flour, 37s
per bbf. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr:-LrvsrPOors
April 205 p M-T1e market Is generally quiet. Beef
1855. per bb for extra prime mess. Pork sse. per
bbL for Eastern prime mess. Lard, Gas. ID. per cwt
Cheese. sac. for tho best grades OF American fine.
Bacon, lss per cwi. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvRRP0OL, April
W quiet AZ 2se ed per cwt for No. ~ Dutch standard
Rosin, N. per cwt. for common North Carolina and
12s for medium Turpentine 32s. sd. per cwts Tai
low, 45s Cd. per cwt. Linseed oil, $50 per ton. Re-
nned ls. 3D. per gallon. Spirits petroleum, sd. per
gallon. Linseed cake $40 l6s per ton Tor thin obong
for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARIEr.--ANTwERP, April 20-Even-
ing-PetfOeupa dull aud unchanged
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
THE OPERA GALL.
BRILLIANT Afair .. PiIse,s Opera HOUSE.

Brilliant Affair al Pixies Opera House.
The hrst bal Gopera al Pixies opera House. though
probably by no means the last was given last night
under the special auspices OF Mr.. Pike, and was an
affair OF great social eclat and briliancy both as
garus number oil patrons and regards their quality
The weather was peculiarly unpropitous the pluvial
Jupiter, as somebody is the habit OF expressing him
sell ON all occasions, having all day devoted himself
10 the prouuction oil the most impertinent drz1e OF
rain that ever afflicted the devoiees OF the
dance with the prospect OF o thin house
q possible postpOnement OF the affair alto
gether. AS it was the guests were rather tarty in
In arrival and the ball was hardly begun ut half past
ten O'Clock though. saving this ardness, the AFFAIR
mas not been surpassed In any respect by any pre-
vi0us opera ball. The usual preminaries Of flooring.
&c. had been engrafted upon the generally very
venient and IN some respects, exceedingly romantic
ensemble OF the Opera House within, the guests en-
tering, as on previous occasions at the nurthest
Twenty-third street door, and finding their way to
by the main entrance.
The ioor oonanittee consisted Of the following
gentlemen, yH:-Janes Lukeheim, Griffith Th0man,
r., l.. +; Harrison A. Il. sanger, Jerome Buck,
Samuel Martin, ?. J. Randolph Jr and +. A. Curtis.
The arrangements for the preservation Of the most
punculous etiquette OF order were as admirable as
admirably carried out nothing being left undOne and
no pains being spared to secure the utmost degree OF
convenience ana ease to the general patrons OF the
OCCASION Oi the nrst grand opera ball at the new
Opera House. Tie programme appropriately con-
sisted OF operate selections the music being under
the direction or Mr.. L. N. Downing, OF the Seventy
hrst regiment band, with Mr. G. Weingarten as leader
The order OF dancing was in fourteen pieces, excu-
sive OF the grand selection OF honor from .Crispn
and the Fairy" There were D,orceauJ OF music
from "Is0me0 and Juliet,r from the "Jewess y
from La Belle Helene" and from half a
dozen or 80 OF other sources. including the music
OF Abts exquisite song, so Ye Tears together with
Donizetus daughter OF the Regiment and other
popular pieces. or course gayety and fashion,
somewhat e's'redSQue ruled the hour, and OF course
the JOY OF the reve reigned supreme In all hearts,
while footballs, light as If the feet that made them
had been shod with slippers OF woven wind, had no
other thought than to keep time to the cadences OF
quadrle, waltz, polka and ga0p, though all this has
been said before OF every ball of the season. and 30
often said that the phrase has become sort OF COM
mon hackney. which is supposed to apply to all suit
able occasions. The festivities were continued to u
late hour. when the dancers were dismissed with
the last word OF the programme c'HOme') staring
them in the face In very large aud exceedingly prom
nent caps.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
GEORGIA..
The Klccsion Prosressing Quietly-Nesrecs Re-
ported Voting the DemOcratie Ticket.

The Klccsien Prosressing Quietly-Nesrecs Re-
ported Voting the Democratic Ticket.
ATLANTA, April 20, 1865.
The election is progressing quietly, and there Is
much enthusiasm with both parties There was
large negro vote to-day Bullock is ahead in this
city. GOrd0n's friends are not generally voting. It
is said that at Marietta one hundred and eighty
negroes formed In line and voted for Gordon.
| The election in Macon has proceeded quietly, the
negroes having the poles pretty much TO themselves
to-day. Sixteen hundred and fifty votes have been
polled, only few hundred Of which are whites.
AUGUSTA, April 20, 1865
The election is progressing without any collision
The negroes, with few exceptions, voted the radical
ticket. They marched in squads from the country
to the polls with banners flying and yelling for
Bullock. The excitement is intense and but little
f. needed to bring about fearful collision About
2 200 votes have been polled nearly 1000 of which
are negroes. The total registered vote In the county
Is $500.
SAVANNAH, April 20, 1853.
The election progressed quietly.
COLUMNS, April 90 1865.
The election Is proceeding quietly. The total vote
to-day was 7O4, Of which 297 were radical and s07
conservative. Many negroes voted the democratic
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, April o.-The steamship Painny-
"a, Captain watson, Of the Cunard line, which
left New York the 9th ins arrived here late yes
terday on her way 70 Liverpool.
LONDON, April 0-The steamship Celia, Cap
tain Glesdell- Of the London and New York line,
which LEFT New York on the 4th inst arrived In the
Thames Yesterday on the way TO this port.
LIVERPOOL. April 20.-The ship Lord Dalhousie,
Captain Fvizei, which LETT Mobile on the 18th Of
March with cargo Of cotton, arrived at this port
early yesterday morning.
GLASGOW, April 2.--the steamship Arcadia, of the
Anchor line arrived here yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 20-Evening. steamship
Hansa Captain Won 0terend0rp. which left New
York on the 9th inst, arrived at this port attwO
O'Clock this afterp0On on her way 70 Bremen.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
the LATE NAVY YARD ROBBERY.
Marshal Murray aud Colonel Wood ON Trial
for Illegal Arrent and Impriaonu,ent.

The case in which Daniel r. Wright the alleged
robber of the safe in the Treasury Department Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard prefers certain charges against
Colonel Wood and Marshal Murray, came up for hear
ing yesterday. The indictment charged that the de-
fendents, ON the I'd OF April. did unlawfuly seize
the complainant and convey him outside he
jurisdiction OF the state; that he was
subsequently taken from his residence In
Astoria TO The Ludlow street jail then sent 10 the
Jersey depot. wnere he was embarked 10 washing
ton and confined for eighteen days. after which an
attempt was made to get him on gunboat; that
having been conveyed 10 Alexandria he was con-
fined for eighteen days longer and then set AZ liberty
without trial or examination and without being IN
formed upon what ground he had been arrested.
Several witnesses were examined and the evidence
adduced went 10 show that the o1cers had arrested
Wright for the robbery In question. The has no,
concluded.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
VENEZUELA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Rebels to Attack Guaryra-Falcon at Puerto
CabeIlO.
HAVANA, April 20, 1868.
Reports from Jamaica state that the rebels intend
to attack Guaryra Marshal Falcon Is safe at Puerto
Cabeo, where his partsans can at moments warn
ing, occupy the Dutch island Of ARABIA. Falcon has
purchased property there during this admins
tratiOn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21

STABBINd AFFRAY IN rHH TENTH WARD.-Be-
tween eight and nine O'Clock last night disturbance
occurred at the tenement house $40 BrOome street,
in the course OF which Peter Voorhees, of the In
mates, was severely stabbed in several parts OF the
body by Stephen Gray, 8 fellow resident. The
wounded man was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital.
His assailant escaped. and up to q late hour last
night had not been captured
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
COURT cAlfuuAs-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-Crncurr.-Par 1.--Nos. I'LL,
4l9 1079 2S3, 30 1885, o27 32e 235 1922 l03e, 1875,
1917, 1101, 4121, 40, 1903, 1887 523, 1907.
SUPRnMR COURr--CHANBRns.--Nos. ~, 81, aq, 65 90.
MAXINE CoURT-TRrAL TERn.-N0s. 1o4, 623, s45,
7M, 46e sle e26 1o2 e0A sos, ST. e1S S2e 92o, S26,
s27, 82S, e2o, o30, o3l, o22, cas-, ga, ass 036.
SUPnRIOR OOUKT-TRIAL TKRn.-Part 2-NOg.
ssSA N1A 500 $50 $500. 3ole S73o. s74s 32os, $50
37os. 3lS0 $780, 49, nae
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Liberal Contract with a Diving Company-SaIe
Of an American Wreck.
HAVANA, April 20, 1863
Murphys contract with government allows him,
besides money remuneration. the brig Columbia
with her contents for removing the obstructions in
the harbor The steamer Columbia is worth eco 900
sterling II raised as she will probably be- Very great
efforts are made to raise the dock they will probably
prove successful.
The American ship Sarah Herman has been sold for
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
TELRCRAPHIC News.
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ABYSSINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO IuE HfaALp.


General Napier Assaults Theodorus' Works
The British storming Party In Light March,
ing Order-Break in the Field Telegraph
and the Result Unknown.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, April 20, 1865.
letter, just to hand from the special correspon-
dent Of the HERALD attached to the British army ex
pediton in Abyssnia, dated at Ashangi on the 10th
of March, in the evening" conveys the important in
telgence that he was moving to the front, Major
General Napier had arranged and given orders for
immediate dash on the defence works Of Theodorus
at Magdala whenever the main body OF the army
reached within two days march Of the Kings camp
after passing Ashangi.
Dispatches have just been received from Abyssinia
dated at zoulla the I'd Of April and the kilograms
report that Napier had started forward and the con-
tempiated assault had been made by British storm
ing party, his men having been equipped in light
marching order, but the result of the movement was
then unknown, in consequence of break having oc-
CURED in the field telegraph wire near the army
post at Senate
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
TIVE asllywooe-uirwc PRIZE fsaI.

tFrom the Evening Telegram Of yesterdsy.i
CINCINNATI, April ~, 1868.
The tight between Hollywood and Heating did moi
come on. Hollywood IL beiled ont and In Kentucky.
Keatng is yet In jail but an EFFORT will be made 10
get him out this afternoon. Judge Murdoch
threatens TO hold the security even the light comes
on out OF the STATE The battle will nevertheless,
be fought, but not probably this week.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL a. lssa-TRIPLE SHEET


Schr heaosng NE NO ", Newman, New Haven for Phis
schr Minnie Grmn, Grifan New Haven for ase,pbis
Schr Wave, Hubbard, New Haven for New Brlpswick
schr hvarsdo Whmore New Haven for New Byr,newirk
Schr Stranger, Hi, New Haven for New Brunswick
Schr Neptune sakes New Haven for New Brunswiek
Schr Goodwin, Bishop, New Haven for New Brunswick.
Schr Olive Branch Ryan, New Haven New BrInswlck
Schr Harriet Sarah, Warren New Haven for
wick.
Schr w Camp, Bailey, Derby for Port johnson.
Schr j Rushing, Webb, New Haven for Ezabe.hport.
Schr Wind Baldwin, Now Haven for Eiisabehpor,.
schr James Hoffman, Alexander New Haven for Ex sbeth
port.
Schr Marine Hsmill, New Haven for Elizabethpot.
Schr Mary Hyde. Hyde New Haven for Eltzabehport.
schr Eliza Hazard Brown, Bridgeport.
Schr Martha Jane Martin, Bridgeport.
sSr ss1r Rsass,s %S 0Ssss, spdssppr
Schr Q Hayens, Rollins Bridgeport
Schr Edward Ewing McDermott Bridgeport.
Schr Cynthia Jane, Ball, Bridgeport. -
Schr Seymour Pritchard Bridsepo for Eixaoenport
schr Lizzie L roles, Ray Bridgeport for Albany.
schr VIM Bird, Merrill, Norwalk
Schr Tinker, Stanley South Norwak for Eizabehport
Schr George Edgar, Smith, Mianus, Ct.
schr Circle, Hulse, Port Jefferson.
schr Alice Pearce Lon street. from wreck OF brig Hiram
Abih, ashore at Long Branch.
Schr Ida Grant wrecKer) Brown, Faulkner's Island
sound from Of vessel supposed to be the sloop
Sprage bat which proved to be schooner loaded with
The bark Union (Br) Gerror, which arrived Sunday
from Shields is consigned TO Hatton, Weston Il Co.
The bark Ahb'e Thomas (Br Raymond, from Sagua, ar
rived iMh reports 18th inst Hatteras in NE gale shifted
was one marked l. Scranton also a case marked Or
san,' NO 4, 81 Psul's church, Mobile.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
CANADA.
MoNrREAL. April 20. lS6s.

Rumors Of the Fenian Conspiracy To Murder
Mclsee-Trial Of an Alleged AbOrti0nist in
Montreal,
MONTREAL, April 20, 1868.
Rum0rs prevailed In town yesterday that the gov
ernmeut was in possession OF information respecting
the Fenan conspiracy to assassnate McGee; that the
conspirators, forty in number, drew lots and the
execution OF the deed fell to Whelan.
NOtman's trial commenced to-day The prisoner is
tiOn.
Ferryboats to Longnenil and Lapraire commenced
their regular trips to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
IRELAND.

Military Review by the Prince Of Wales
Brilliant 5coue and Immense Crowds.
DUBLIN. April 20, 1868.
grand review OF the forces in and around this
city took place to-day In Phoenix Park The troops
were under the command Of his Royal Hghness the
Duke OF Cambridge.
The Prince or Wales was present with largo and
brilliant staf, and reviewed the troops, wh0 all clad
In new uniforms, made a fine appearance. The dis
play attracted vast crowds of people, who covered
heelevated ground and the buildings In the vicinity
OF the scene.
The New York herald., 1868-04-21
LOUISIANA.

Contest.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20. 1858.
The counting OF the votes in this city is not yet
completed owing to the number OF independent
tickets. The officers are divided nearly equally.
So far az hevrd from the democrats have
a small majority In the city and parish OF New
Orleans East and West Baton Rouge gave 900 ma
j0ry against the constitution. The vote is very
close and the result probably not be determined
before tomorrow night