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The New York herald., 1869-03-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKT.-LoNpoN March $3.50
r. M.-Consols close OF 92ys for money, and % FOR
the account. United states fve.twenty bonds frm
at s3h. Stocks quiet-Erie 24A; Illinois, sTA; At
lantic and Great western, 32.
PARIS BorRsE.-PARIs March 5-Evening. .-Boursc
heavy; rentes, 71f &c.
FRANKFORT B0uRsE.-FRANKFoRT, March 81
United states nve-twenty bonds are frmer and
higher. sales were made At SEX s6ys for the old
issue.
LIvERrooL CorroN MARKET.-LrvERpoor March
$3.50 2. M.-Cotton.-The market closed frm OF an
advance OF "a. per pound; middling uplands, 12d (;
middng Orleans, l2hd. The sales Of the day have
footed up $4,000 bales
HAvRn CorToS MARKET--HAvRH March s-Even-
ing-Tn market closed unchanged for cotton on the
..LrvnRpooL BRRxpsrrrFs MARKxr.-LrvxRrooL
March e-Eveuing. Wheat %. I'd. per GENITAL for No.
LIvxRPooL PRODUCE RMARKsr.-LrvERPoor, March
observation-disclosures petroleum, Is. Cd per gallon.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. .-LrvERPooI,
March 6.-Pork, p7s. Cd. per bbi for Eastern prime
mess Beef eos per tierce Of s04 lbs for extra prime
mess Lard 7Ss. per cwt Cheese, 7os. per cwt for
the best grades OF American nne. Bacon, SIS. per
cwt for Cumberland out.
- LONDON PRODUCE MARKsr.--LoSDoS, March 8
Noon:-Linseed cakes, flo 15s per ton for thin OBJ
long Tor feeding. Tallow. lSs Cd. per cwt Sugar,
$685. "a. per cwt for No. II Dutch standard on che
spot sperm oil, koe per ton. whale oil, z36 per
ton. Calcutta linseed, 6es. Cd.
PETROLEUM MARKKr.-ANTwuRP, March 5.-Petro.
leum drm - seG sskf fos standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
THE PLAINS.

Trains Of the Union Pacific Railroad De-
taincd by Snow-SuGering OF the Passen-
gers-Impositions Practised by the Railroad
Onlcials.
ST. LOUIS March 4, 1869.
The Erentn0 Despatch publishes an account OF the
trials and suYerngs OF party OF gentlemen who
recently came over the Union Pacific Railroad. The
account Is given by one OF party, which included
many prominent gentlemen Of California, New YORK
and other Eastern States. He says they were de-
tanned ten days at a railway station, and could not
induce the railway officials TO send train out uut
they held Indignation meeting and telegraphed to
the Railroad Committee at washington about the
treatment they were receiving. When they did
start they were compelled to shovel snow at different
points ana were very badly fed. At one point they
shoveed through a sn0wdrl.t one thousand feet
long. when they had the track clear the engineer
had only steam enough TO carry them into the depth
OF drift. In consequence OF too much whiskey
drank by the officers OF the trains they were stuck
again. After remaining two days In this condition
about nfty persons started on foot for Laramie
ninety miles misunderstanding there In four days.
after much suffering. From Laramie they came
through to Omaha without detention. They COM
plain bitterly Of the treatment they received at the
hands OF the railway officials, whom they charge
with repeatedly making misstatements TO them, and
who would entertain no proposition to refund the
extra expenses incurred by the passengers They
also say that exorbitant prices were charged them
for provisions. over 200 persons were on the train
when 1t was left in the snow.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
GEORGIA.

Meeting Of tho Republican State Convention
Large Attendance Of Delegates-President
CRAMPS Inaugu raj Endorsed-Rec0ustructiO
bv Congress Sustained.
ATLANTA, March 8, 1859.
At the State Republican Convention held here to-
day 1o4 counties were represented by 2as delegates
20l whites and thirty-seven coored. The Conven-
ton was called to order by Foster Blodgett
chairman OF the State Committee Judge
Dunning, OF Atlanta, was appointed tenn
p0rary president, and Benjamin Conley Pres.
ident Of the State Senate. was elected per.
manent President. The Convention was very
harmonious A preamble and resolutions were
adopted setting forth the failure to comply with the
Reconstruction acts In the organization OF the Leg
isature and requesting Congress to reorgnnlze the
Legislature reseat the cOl0red members and estab
llsh loyal government.
The Convention unanimously endorsed the course
Of Governor Bullock and the inaugural address OF
President Grant, and appointed committee to pro-
ceed to Washington. The resolutions adopted de-
nouncing the Legislature for the expulsion OF co0red
members, which Is termed violation OF the cOnsti-
tuition Of the State and the principles OF the recon-
structi0n laws. recommend the reassembling OF the
Constitutional Convention; propose the exclusion OF
certain parIies engaged In the rebellion who they
claim TO be ineligible under the fourteenth amend
ment and to substitute in their places the elected
negro members, and demand the enfranchsement
OF the c0l0red race.
tratlOn was tabled.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
THEATRE FalNcns-ca3aEa.s BENEFIT.

NJ Carrier came here from Paris with . flourish
OF trumpets and an assumption Of dignity as an
artist which excited everybody's attention and led
US 10 expect something immense. He found pub
lie here. however, whom no cajoery or BunsDyism
could humDug. and with whom only real talent
could pass unscathed. Not knowing note OF music
and depending on voice which even nature, some
times prodgal OF her gifts. could not make sue
cess this tenor from la Belle France thought that
the New York public indugent good-natured
and patient though they be, would pass over his
shortcomings and ignorance OF the first rudiments
OF music. The appreciation OF his voice and act
ing by the public was sufficiently well shown
have rarely seen at this popular and favorte theatre
since the enterprising manager, Grau, took It In
selections from "L'Eii Creve,n "Geneviave,n 'Fieur
de Ihe" and one act 0peretta by Offenbach. Rose
Be was SICK but she had an admirable substitute In
Descauzas. Mines. Bagier and Rizarelli we're excel
lent and redeemed much OF the errors OF the bene-
Fciare. The public evidently beginning to tire OF
superb real music Mr.. Grau has undoubtedly
strong company, who are completely lost In the nom
sense OF the ooure. Why not aim at something
higher and Gull from the works OF Auber and the
other stars OF grand opera and opera comiquef
There s In the chorus OF the Francais troupe tenor
oenetctafre OF last night We understand that he
win have an opportunity Of showing his talents IN
e a1e oI Msnrlco ,, IN III Irovatore az NJ becxers
prima donna OF Paris as Leonora and Beckers as
the Count, M. Chaniere will soon obliterate all
chances Of his, we might say, namesake retaining
his position any longer In the company Last night
convinced US that opera 0OllDe IL In Its decline IN
New York and. like the fall OF Humpty Dumpty,
All the kings horses and all the kings men
Cannot set opera bou6s up again.
Well, no true musician will lament its fall. We
have looked forward to the day when the works OF
the great masters would again be asked for by the
public. The time has come. We trust that Mr..
Grau win take heed Of the warning and give his
thing better than the trash Of Ofenbach. The best
thing last night was the finale OF "Fleur de The In
which the praises OF Cliquot sung In strains as
sparkling as its own bright self. But no more Of
Carrier please. He Is q burden on the rest Of the
cOmparlv
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY 1HE SENATE.

On the morning OF the 4th the Senate Of the For
tieth Congress confirmed the following nominations
out Of the large number that had been sent to that
body by President J0hnson:-
James N. Marks, Collector of Customs for Pha-
delphia; Arthur d. Markley, Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Sixth district OF Pennsylvania;
Peter B. Bailey, Postmaster at Fort Wayne, Ind. !;
George H. Penfeld Assessor OF Internal Revenue for
the Thirteenth New York district; Converse w. G.
Rowel, United states Attorney for Arizona; HOratio
Fox, United States Consul at Trinidad; Isaac Gass
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the Eighth Ohio
district; Alexander r. Banks Agent for the Indians
at the Upper Arkansas agency; George W. Wilkinson,
Agent for the WinneOago Indians on the Missouri
river; jeremiah d. HYDE Registrar in the Land
ONCE at Visalia, CAL; James Hare, postmaster at
Hays City, Kansas; John ]. Wise, postmaster at
Penn Yam, N. Y; John r. smith, postmaster at
Springfield, ILL.,; Clara W. Drake postmaster at West
field N. r.; Harlan p. WEIGH, pOstmstress at Ottawa
Kansas; George II. Pierson, postmaster at salem,
Mass. Chauncey Harris, postmaster at Elizabeth, n.
Y; Henry Boyd, postmaster at White Plains N. y;
Bradford T. Simmons, postmaster at Johnstown, n
r.; Nathaniel T. Sawyer, collector OF customs at
Frenchman's Bay, Maine; Samuel I. Maddox, asses
sor OF Internal Revenue for the Third district Of New
York: Archibald Nj. Green, collector OF internal
venue for the Twentyfourth New York district;
John e. DIETRICH, collector OF internal revenue for
the Twelfth Illinois district; John p 0Neill, United
States attorney for the Eastern district Of Pennsy
vania; Fred A. Dockray, United States attorney for
the Southern district OF Florida; Thomas Tulock,
paymaster to the navy; Commodore Powell, to be
rear admiral.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
ARRIVALS.


REP0RTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Smdt (NG) Schweers Bremen Jan n anc
MU Co. HS and NV . tho entire
times; FEB is Is lon & experienced severe hurri
With heavy breaking halt way up The n mas.
shipped aTss Gnsp ny Of mater whc washed the
full Of waer lost deck ore and movable abou
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston March s, with
mdse and passsngers, to X r Morgan a Co
mase. 70 foriliard. "'-'''p'-' y '0uf'' wiz
JACOB ss,mss ssss H.yre 2 days with ms..
% 10 hs snss snss %s $ ~ YIN variable Winds and sr
from pilot bort James " Elwsll. -s''' '''~ p"0
Bark I jenkins sBrl Lewsna Ararcssan q days. and
gsi., and westerly winds nearly me entire
China Of csra sppsrsn Whole seas .wssp
ing her aecss gale oowina from wNw .. the sans time
double reeed sails hosed ensign ascertain II there
person on board but signs Of life the wind
and sitting the foreessse deck; Ssve too
e with wind and waves The men had 10 be owerei rom
the end Of the bboom into the boat boarding her was
nothing but piece O pork and what water they could
none offered TO take them OF the captain The China mate
Visions bad 70 put into Faya Jan 20
men and proceeded on our VOYAGE since then had very
nsa bead other 1s Ssmsss yards
ras 70 5sss ssson s0S M s
James Ward Co. Had heavy weather and strong
I s' s hs s1'i5s em @ % g.
BARK Novermondo Itsl siarrcha, Trieste 20 days and
Gibraltar days, With fruit, 10 Punch, Meincke Co. Had
Bark Live Oak Phnney, Marseies Nov g. with mdse 10
Brockway Baker Experienced light variable winds up
Madeira where we had gale from ". which split fore
also shifted carrying away
chons and bursting number Of packages far south
north q g saw
Big MSnsres q the Sea Gsl coys,do, Naples. g. say.
via Gibraltar Jan with fruit, to ORDER Had heavy and
Br Niagara ,r Holmes ccnfuesos 20 days. with sugar.
10 James Edmson Co Had heavy NV gaes most of the
passage has been days nor OF Ha,ters with norihsry
schr Athlete tB, Brown, Grand Mensn. with herring 70
Rsh;Ea: TSon. Isvips Wilmington NC days. with
stores, 10 L McCready Co
schr Nayor, AIber,son, Hackensvck NJ for Charles
schr Island Belle, Bunker, casis.
schr Moreght. Bradford, Cshls for Philadelphia
schr ~ Turner, Graves Roctland with lime 70 Brown
schr Ocean Star. woodman, Roekiand with ims TO W
schr Mary Augusta, Long. Pcland with lumber, TO Hol
schr Hsnne wessbroot. Lthjohn Portland with lumber.
f. sfij q SsIs..: wsFs s..ss rssssa % rs.s.s
schr Ann Brown, Fisk, Plymouth.
schr France: sst..riy, Tootsr, rrovidence.
scbr Giouces,er Hodgdon bridgeport
schr Josephine, Ball. Bridgepsrt
sehr Nellie aIoomhed, Hobsa stamford.
schr Maris Hearn, Morrell stamford.
scbr Geo W Purnsii, sidney, tiamford.
schr worthingson, Terry, ORIENT
schr Henry Crosby. crockstt, Orient
seSr SishiiSssis. Bsbee, orisss
wind at sunset sw, light.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
SALE OF TIE EFFECTS OF THE LATE
EMANUEL LEuTZE.

Our issue OF yesterday noted the result OF the first
evenings sale OF this artists miscellaneous effects
and announced that on the succeeding evening his
own valuable collection OF paintings as also those
contributed by the Artists Mutual Aid Society, for
the benefit OF his wife, Mrs. Leutze, would be offered
to the public. II untoward circumstances have
conspired place the estate Of this talented artist
In Jeopardy, II must not be concluded that pen and
penury, pencil and poverty are now, as OF old, the
twin sister OF art. "IenlpOres ct mOres m,ttdntur:
ct nautantur 40 alosn But to our subject to which
time and space precludes any extended disserta-
tion At early hour the devotees at the artistic
shrine assembled and awaited with impatience the
exposition OF the labors OF Mr.. Leutze
fhe facile auctioneer was soon earnestly at work,
and throughout the evening was rewarded by lively
bidding and keen appreciation OF the subject tend
Battle" and Emancipation" cartoon and q study
for the great aegorica painting for the Capitol at
fair prices. The "Crusaders' Return and the "Bride
Of Christi were next presented and brought s625.
Passing down the rich and varied collection as noted
In prices that betokened the appreciation OF bidders
we have the venetian Ladyn-heretofore adverted
subject Of Mr. Leutzes brush only four hours before
death transferred him TO the other world. cer-
tain young lady OF Washington city sat for him. Mr.
Lutner was the fortunate purchaser OF this work for
the sum OF $780,
cursory notice OF others that follow giving evi-
dence OF much genius, must be concluded by n
notice OF the "Dog's Head, - by Trevor Leutze
OF the artist. When this was presented Mr. Louis
Lang artist stepped forward, and breny alluded 10
the talent OF the young artist. only sixteen years OF
age, who had In this way desired to contribute to
the creditors OF his father In this connection IL Is
proper TO mention that Mr.. Lang has been untiring
as he has been unselsh In behalf OF brother artist
The collection contributed by the Artists Mutual
AID Society were now presented and were received
with an appreciation that told In the high prices
realized q source OF qualification ~ well to the
eminent contributors as to the bereft widow in
whose interest they were sold. Among this un-
.equalled collection was one by s. j. Guy winch
won the paudits OF this critical assembage.
who's ThereS" which had awakened all this
enthusiasm, became the property Of Mr.. Gilman
OF the American Tea Company, rdrd urfsas o con-
noisseur, for the sum OF $500. Regretting that
cannot descant at length upon the merits OF each
OF these artistic works, we must close with the re-
mark that the sale prolific in the figures desired
and marks an ern In art IN this metropolis as proving
the taste Of the public long viaed by pretensions
10 art TO be susceptible OF the most acute discrmna
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
MEXICO.

Outrage Upon nm American Mt MazatIan-
Heavy Failures at Guadalajara-Disc0ur
aging Reports from the Interior.
SAN FRANCISCO, March s, 1s69
Mazatlan advices to February 10 state that two
Mexican soldiers and q local judge attacked an
American, named Holderness, and seriously wounded
him. The assault was unprovoked. There was
great difncuty in procuring the arrest Of the par
ties concerned in the outrage, and there s hope
OF their conviction.
Heavy failures have occurred in Guadaajara, by
which the merchants OF Mazatlan lose over $50, ,0O0
All is quiet at Topic.
The intelligence from the interior is anything but
encouraging. Escobedo desires to resign the CON-
mand OF the First division Of the Mexican army.
Rocha is spoken Of as his successor.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
MARYLAND.

The Gall0ws-Exccuti0n Of -Four Negroes.
PRINCESS ANNE, March s, 1859.
Four negroes, william Wilson, Frank Rounds,
William wels and George Bailey were hanged here
to-day FOR thu murder OF B. r. johnson and Henry
Cannon, captain and mate OF an oyster sloop, in
March. 1868 Each prisoner confessed his guilt.
Rounds and Wells died instantly: Bailey IN q few
seconds Wilson's neck did not break. He groaned
and struggled horribly. He got the rope on his hands
and then OF his own rope. BY which he drew himself
up on the scaffold again. The jailoI assembled and
frightened the noose and again pushed the wretched
man on q second time, jerking the rope violently
as he FELL The victim continued to struggle for nve
minutes, some OF the crowd yelling, That's right,
i've minutes. Towards the last 1000 5000 specta-
tors were present.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
CLEARED.

Steamship Tara asr, Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
Cunard.
Steamship Bellona (Br), Pinkhau. LONDON -Howland 4
AspinwalL
Steamship vile de Paris Gr) surmont, Havre-G Mac
kenzie.
Ship Mercury, stetson, Havre-Boyd L Hincken.
Bark Antelope, White, st Crox via Brandywine. Del
Roche Bros Cofey.
Bark sarepta, Minott. Cienfuegos-J W Elwei Co.
Brig Emma l. Hall, Blanchard, Havana-R Buck 4 Co.
Brig Rocky Glen, Dorr, Cardenss-Bnxtsr Merrill
Brig Camilla Br), strout, Cienfuegos-Fowler Jova.
Brig Cytie, Dow, Cenfueros-J Ward Co.
Brig Catawba, Webber, MatanzAs-J Ward 4 Co.
Brig williams (Br), Fickett Sagua-Jas Henry.
Brig Harvest Queen tBr) Scholtx, Standardization
Co.
schr &C Lcveret, Thompson, Tampico- Brugiers The
baud.
schr Hattie Dodge, Fresan, Bsrbados-H Trowbrdges
Sons.
schr Bulow Orb Fousere Decentralization, Watson 4
Co.
Schr Helen Rich, Srout, arren Raw Co.
schr II Rapp, Gale, Richmond-van Brunt Slaght
Schr A Saunders, Carroll, Norfolk-N NcCrsadv Co.
schr A Groxier. Newcomb Norfolk Staples ~
Schr Lewis. Sterling, Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr Oliver Ames, Westgate, Baltmore--van Brunt
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
ILLINOIS.

Terrible Calamity at Chicng0-Four Firemen
Burned to Death.
CHICAGO, March 6-Mldnight.
Early this evening calamitous nre occurred In
the buildings Nos Al to AZ Canal street. Eleven men
were on the roof when 1t gave way Four iremen.
named Charles weitt George Bergh, Thomas
OBrien and Peter Moretta killed. and the others
escaped. The buildings were occupied as machine
shop, planning mill, DC, and were owned Dy Wis
dom Lee, and valued at $4,000. Their loss Is
fully $50 0OO The total loss exceeds $4,000. None
OF the lost bodies were recovered as they fell into
the burning ruins, and The nre is yet raging.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

President Lopez in Command OF an Army
and Fortifying In the Interior-Dissensi0ns
in the Allied Army-Resignation Of Marshal
Caxias and General Herval.
LISBON, March s, 1859.
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has
arrived here bringing later dates from the scene Of
war in Paraguay.
The news is quite important. President Lopez had
army with him and was rortifying in the interior
Of the country.
The dissensions among the allied generals had
eliminated in the resignation of the Marquis de
Caxias and General HervaL The supreme command
OF the allied forces had been conferred the Bra
lillian General de Souza Correa.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
shlpp,ur Nstes.

The GRrAr ocsAs RAon-.As the recent great ocean
between the Inman steamship City OF Paris and the
Cunard steamship Russia has attracted much attention.
the fact that the nearly dead heat that many
wagers are depending on the result important those
Interested and useful - matter Of reference give the
acs time occupied By each Ia crossing the
The CITY Of Paris pssssd the Battery Pm The ioh and
arrived a. oussnsscwn ~ - AN on the iNh an The
Russia started from Oh ths Battery SEQ fn ana siysd
q Queenstown isU An on We lah or one hour forty
minutes as ths CITY Of Psrs thus giving The 70
NE latter vssss by - hs ana ssvsn aauasA O. - -
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMsRDMsNT.

DETROIT, March s, 1869.
The fifteenth article OF the constitutional amend
ment was ratified by the Michigan Legislature to-day
CHICAGO, March s, 1869.
Both houses Of the Illinois Legislature this after
noon, by strict party vote, ratified the snffrage
amendment to the United States constitution.
MADISON, Wis, March s. 1869.
The Wisconsin Senate this afternoon concurred
with the House In ratylng the constitutional amend
ment
AUGUSTA, Me- March 5. 1859.
The Senate to-day ratified the fifteenth amendment
OF the constitution OF the United States,
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
The Ocean Penny Postage Question Before
Parliament.
SPAIN.

Reasons for the Postponement Of the Amnesty
Proclamation to Political Offenders.
MADRID March g. 1869.
In reply to an inquiry OF Senior CASTELAR, In the
Cores yesterday senior sagosta the Minister Of the
Interior said that the government had prepared and
intended to issue proclamation Of amnesty for all
political offences, but its PRONUNCIATION was post
poned on account OF the recent conspiracies which
had been discovered
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
FRANCE.

Weekly Statement Of the Bank or France.
PARIS. March s. 1869.
The regular weekly statement OF the condition Of
the Bank OF France Is made public to-day. The
amount OF bullion in vault has increased l,0Oo,o00
francs since last Friday.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
TsLssRApHc NEWS ITEMS

At Buffalo the thermometer marked one degree
above at six O'Clock yesterday morning. Thurs
day night was the c0ldest or the season.
About 100 first cabin passengers refugees from
Cuba arrived at Baltimore on Thursday on the
steamer Cuba
The Union Iron Company's blacksmith shop and
nut works, at Newburg. Ohio, were burned Thursday
night. The loss was 5000: partly insured.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
ST. DOMINGO.

The Seybo Revolution Suppressed and the
Leaders Captured-Many Arrests Made.
HAVANA March 6, 1869.
Advices from st. Domingo to the 23d ult. have
been received. The revolution which broke out at
seybo has been suppressed and the leaders captured
Their fate is uncertain. Many arrests OF persons
implicated In the movement have been made at the
Capital.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
CALF ORNIA.
Departure Of a

Departure OF Steamer for China-san
Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March s, 1850.
The steamer China sailed to-day for Hong Kong
via Yokohama. She carried ts23, 900 In treasure. OF
which s4so0 was for Yokohama, $so3. 600 for Hong
Kong and s34, 900 for Hago.
Arrived. ships Alice NJ. Minou from New FORK,
Pocahontas from Boston. Sailed, Sarah for Cork.
Flour dull and unchanged. wheat-choce ship
ping, 81 e5. Legal tenders, Tx.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Beet Newspaper IN he
Country.
the wxSxLy HERALD OF the present week, ID now
ready.
Tnnns:-sinsls subscription, %; Three oopiss %;
Five copies. 80; Ten copies, els Single copies ave
cents each. A limited number Of advsrsissmenh "
eerted n The WnnKLY RmAaA
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
Havana Mark ets.

HAVANA, March g. 1859.
The sugar market IN quiet. Sales have been made
on the basis OF Q W reals per srrobe for No. IL
Dutch standard
Exchange on London 12H Is per cent premium
exchange on Paris par Q per cent premium; ex.
ohanae on the United States long sight, In gold, V
lK per cent premium; exchange on the United
bsat6A short sight In gold 2 ~ per cent premium;
fou0y. y 3 y per vent discount
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

Words Of Wisdom for Young Men On the
Ruling Passion In Youth and early Manhood, ssfhsp
for the erring unfortunate Sent
lopes free OF charge Addrsss Phanros boz Y, PhnAr
dauhta.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
The Great Cartoon Paper.

The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
sezng they and showin. them publs
praise
UNPARALLELED
EVERYBODY READS 1T.
MEDIUM
OF
ADVERTISING.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prizes Paid In Geld
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doubtless
and Al kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, n z.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

The Sensation of the City Yesterday Was
the EVENING TELEGRAM Extra. containing the Iatsse
from Washington, the Cabinet appointments and
scenes at the Capitol
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

Immerse.-The Circulation Of Yesterdayss
Extra EVENING TELEGRAM, containing the first and most
reports from Washington, with the names OF the new
Cabinet Ministers.