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The New York herald., 1869-04-22
ENGLAND.
News Regarding Cuban AGairs-The MARY
Lowell Seizure Dcnounccd-Gsrans Longing
for q Foreign Wnr-Troubies Apprehended.

News Regarding Cuban A6atrs-The Btarv
Lowell Seizure Dcuounced-Grant Longing
for q Foreign War-Troubies Apprehended.
LONDON, April q, 1869.
The London papers OF to day comment very freely
on the present state OF AFFAIRS in Cuba.
The telegraph q ministerial organ, moderate In
tone. saws that in regard to the independence Of
Cuba England is unbiased, but at the same
time admits that England's interests can
be best subserved by Spain retaining her
authority in the island. The article does not say,
however that in any case 1t should be the business
of England to interfere and endeavor to prevent
Cuban independence but 1t maintains that the good
Ofices of England might prove useful TO avert q
quarrel between Spain aud America. 1t designates
the seizure OF the ship Mary Powell as mad act i'm
plicatng England SPANS best FRIEND uniess the
latter country Oers reparati0n for the insult The
article then goes on TO argue that the Cubais can
never willingly attach themselves to the United
States.
The London O,ot Of this evening also has its say
on Cuban matters. 1t argues that President Grant
has been mad on the subject Of Cuba and thinks that
England and France would declare war If America
attempts to wrest the island from Spain. Grant,
says the O,cl longs for o foreign war. knowing, as
he does that the feeling at present peryading Amer
ican officials is one Of intense hatred to England
and, though in q less degree, to France.
It Is stated that in day or two yacht will be
despatched from here to Cuba. on mission rom
the government. to ascertain the exact position OF
AFFAIRS there.
The belief is that heavy storm is brewing which
may yet occasion much trouble.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
OHIO.

Negotiations Between the Erie and Ohio Rail-
rOads-COnnections Suspended Between the
Erie und Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.
CINCINNATI. April a. 1869.
Negotiations between the Erie and the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroads have been resumed.
No definite conclusion has yet been reached.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad yesterday and
to-day discharged 1oS carpenters, carmen and ma
chinists, owing to the failure to realize from the
Erie through freights. which has been sent via Belle
fontaine and Terre Haute to st. Louis since the
diGiculty between the Erie and Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton railroads.
Jay Gould recently teegraphed to President Girls.
wold, OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, that the arrangements with the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton road had been nearly per-
fected for ratification by the directors.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

millions on political friends. but win not give
dollar to help to cheaper the food Of the poor.
Our fisheries are being rapidly depleted;
especially is this observable with the shad
fisheries Our market dealers complain that
their customers demand large shad, which they
can no longer supply. The price has doubled
In few years past, but still at the augmented
price the requirements Of purchasers cannot be
met. Serious apprehensions are felt that in
few years the finer of these delicacies-
for the small fish are absolutely scarcely fit to
eat-will entirely disappear. The rich and the
poor suffer from this alike, and the extrava-
giant cost of fish falls with peculiar severity on
that portion of the poorer classes Of our COM
munity who make fish diet at certain periods
religious duty. The commissioners merely
ask an appropriation Of ten thousand dollars,
with which they propose to carry on the duties
Of their Offices without personal emolument, to
stock our vast extent of inland lakes and
ponds with desirable species and to put in the
Hudson river at least three hundred millions
Of young shad. These promises may be ex-
travagant and the immediate result may not
justify all their hopes, but the gain must in
any event vastly exceed the outlay, and some
thing must be done promptly to save our fish
cries and the vast capital invested in them
from ruin.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
LOUISIANA.

Important Suits Against the Directors Of the
Bank of L0uisiann-Auditor WickliHe's
Trial Commenced.
NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1859.
A heavy suit has been instituted In the Fourth
District Court against the directors Of the Bank Of
Louisiana, individually, for the recovery Of the
deposits lost by the removal of the assets Of the
bank into the treasury Of the Southern COnfederacy
before the capture Of New Orleans and the loans to
the Confederate government
The trial Of Auditor Wckline, on two of the eight
indictments against him, commenced yesterday In
the First District Court with thrtyave witnesses to
he examined.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
SPAIN.

Failure to Nominate n Candidate for the
ThrOne-MOntpensier or a Republic.
MADRID, April q, 1869.
Another informal meeting Of the members Of the
majority in the Cortes was held to-day to nominate
q candidate for the throne SO great was the
diversity Of opinion that the meeting broke up with
out result leaving the members more widely divided
than before on the subject.
Prime Minister Serrano declared that the choice OF
Montpensier for King the declaration OF republic
were the only possible alternatives.
General Prim who was also present, remained
silent throughout the proceedings. His conduct has
given rise to widespread belief that he would not
be unwilling to accept the Presidency Of Spanish
republic.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
KANSAS.

Arrival Of New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF Indian Lands by Danish Colonists.
ATcHIsoN, April 81, 1850.
One hundred and fifty New Workers arrived at
Waterloo on Sunday. They design taking lands in
that vicinity, and are the advance guard Of 1000
them.
A Danish colony have purchased a large tract Of
KickapOo lands. costing $4,000. They will be here
this week. Agents Of other large colonies are now
out locating land.
t is reported that an Incorporated company OF st.
Louis men have purchased q site In this city and
will soon build large hotel.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
MISSOURI.

Fatal Accident in st. Louis-NIan Killed by
Falling Walls.
ST. LOUIS, April q, 1850.
While the rubbish Of an old building on Olive
street. between Second and Third streets, being
hauled away this morning, the flooring, upon which
a team and wagon were standing, gave way and the
wagon and three men were preclpitated into the
cellar beneath. The falling OF the floor brought
down portion Of the standing wall which fell on
and buried the men. One OF them. named Michael
Delaney, was killed; another, whose name Is un-
known, was badly cut about the face and head, and
had rib or two broken, and the third escaped with
but few scratches
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
The Annual Financial Budget.

FLORENCE, April 81, 1869.
The Minister Of Finance has presented the annual
budget to the Chambers. The document Ia very
satisfactory. The income to the government is
steadily increasing and the expenditure as steadily
decreasing; consequently it will be unnecessary to
impose any new taxes for the current year.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
GERMANY Y.

Prussian Thanks to the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
BERLIN, April 81, 1869.
The Prussan government has instructed its Am
bassador Paris thank the Marquis de la Valette
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs for the pacific
sentiments expressed by him in his speech OF the
10th instant in the Corps Legislatif.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
NEW YORK.


Accident ON the Black River Railroad.
UTICA, April u, 1869.
An engine running In advance Of last nights pas
senger train NORTH on the Black River Railroad was
thrown down the cmbankment three miles beyond
Lyons Falls. Hugh Crockes superintendent Of tho
road. received Injuries from which he died thu
morning. Ell Hutchinson, fireman, has leg broke q
and IL badly bruised anu burned. Thomas Smith n
bruised and burned, and Lewis Lewis is Eur ned
The accident occurred at twenty minutes pssl
eleven o'clock. Lewis Lewis wsa able ", reach
Lyons Falls and give the alarm.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
ITALY.

Discovery Of a Formidable nazzinian Con.
spiracy.
MILAN, April 81, 1869.
The government authorities have discovered
another formidable Mazzinan conspiracy In this city.
Papers, which were concealed by the revolutionists
and which give the details OF the organization, were
unearthed ana seized, together with large amount
OF arms, ammunition, &c. number Of the ring
leaders have been arrested.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY April q, 1850.
DEFEAT OF THE BILL FOR THE COLLECTION OF SHIP
NEWS.
The bill in reference to the collection OF ship news
in New York harbor was lost by the following
vcte:-
orahsm sspy Nchc sre van ''n'
NAYs.Ms.:rs % G9mPbsll Gauldye! Chapman, Crowley.
Sss poaSs f.%sr' raifsi' Stanford Ts:1.
Mr.. GRE AMER moved to reconsider and that the
motion lie on the table. Lost by II to ~. The mo-
ton to reconsider was then lost by the following
vOte:-
yrAs-Me.rs. Banks. Beach, Bradley Crssmer, Genet,
Graham, Hubbard, Masoon, Norris Murphy Nichols STAN
NAYs- xs..r. Campbell csulawsl Chapman. Crowley.
nsIi Palmer. fsifer ki YSaysi, Van Psi,sn@f5 D'A
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Little Fails Savings Bank and
the Dansvile Savings Bank In relation to the Utica,
Chenang0 and Susquehanna Railroad; making pro-
vision for the support OF certain dispensaries In
NEW YORK CITY TAX LEVY.
The New York city tax levy coming up for the
insert the following suDstitute;-
The Board Of supeisor are hereby authorized and 70
and annually each year order and BE-
and s s TAX s ssi law TO 70
law q the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
pese . ss said Board spssdsd The
wr p.nxru movod n amend nv ,nsertino snbstan.
.,aiir % t,a a. an,ondnent o,rarad NV him vestardav
tay tne son aud ,r ' MavS f.voroa
NJ ai, no1ov.s Usow .ar an, ,opSmsnt 'N ~ ' -N''"
M. , :" MI ,, ~ Mr. partar ,vas re,acte as FOL
Lne suo7su'eo i' A""e' wa" i''sS'S"' - io'
'oMs'- c..,,.u c. y,
YEAs-Messrs Bsacn, sraney Snuwe, Gieamers sd
warls ursnan, p, m mayee, r,yee uip"' ~' o''
rAes messrs Csrnpbei Chapman, Crowley Folssr
Genet Hubbard, Humphrey, Kennedy, Morris, Nichols,
O'Donne, Palmer Stanford, Thaycr, Van Paten and VIII
lams-io
Mr. MURPHY offered an amendment that the Board
of Supervisors shall determine the amount to be
amounts so raised shall not exceed the estimates Tor
such purposes made by the Mayor, comptroller and
Chamberlain. Lost-it to 10. A., ,,.,.,,.,
The vote was then taken on MT MOTIFS SUBSTITUTE.
which was lost by the ioiiowng vote:-
YrAs-Messrs Beach, Bradley, Cauldwel, Cresmer d.
wards Genet Graham Hubbard Morris, Murphy, Nche as,
Norton, Pierce and rwhii rweeaIiA c,,u..n cro,~,. r.,
nASsmnesms mns SsnIos or .nupn, prn NicIs ipaD GET
Pamer Parker Stanford Thayer Van Pa,ten Wiiams 1Is
a. W p.,-rvv ,,ovod 20 .sr,re ort tho a o.
, ~, An ,, 81. r,sIa ,.rn"ssa los, y oGs ss
"ons S 'T T SeI I." ] h recasved he Anal rcano 20;
,a.sSa 10 OK % % Wossrs C,anman md Fa1 ,sr u
was P"s'e"--o .s,srv. = .~rnIs f A - ' e'A
NJ ro,avp osersd q concurrent resolution I, =, nro
IN, q. ~ aao,,n, ~ paoa,t ~ tho lfnivar .,,n ~
0Yeu % W W to po nr parr on rssdav next at sws
Paoe y, n.y.. Nv ~ ~ 49,, a. o ,at % o;act r,, =, r
ocI0ck aso o e sal'o "rse W Se. ' nm % se yo' a
ss1ner ~ ; ~ Thi, she paSe p1er ana r,,e "''u'
'" res'sn' i"o'sp a,ins aIso rsTsonrSrp.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
TENNES SEE.
Railroad Accidents and Loss OF Life.

Railroad Accidents and Loss Of Life.
MEMPHIS, April 81, 1860.
The westward bound tram on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad ran through trestle bridge
yesterday morning near Dresden, killing engineer
Sury and fireman Christie. Several passengers
were severely injured. About the same hour the
northern bound train on the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road ran through trestle bridge near Trenton,
killing engineer Noble Conover and two passengers
whose names are unknown. The latter were riding
on the locomotive. The storm of Monday night
had washed the earth away from underneath the
bridges.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
The Butlcr-lximbcrly Case Conc fudcd-Juds-
ment for the Defendant.


BALTIMORE, April 21, 1869.
In the case OF Kimberly VS.. Butler. in the United
States Circuit Court this forenoon, AFTER the decision
by Chief Justice Chase on plaintiffs demurrer
10 defendants plea in abatement, argument was re-
sumed upon defendants demurrer to plalntin's
plea In replication to Defendants plea OF limitation,
under the act Of Congress- which involved the con.
the . ourt Of that and other acts Of
Congress passed for the protection OF ofncers
OF the government for acts committed, &C.,
tinued by Mr.. Brent for the plaintiff and concluded
NV Mr. Gushing for the defendant. The Court, Ia
deciding upon the question Involved said:-
In this the plaintiff charges that the defend ant has
belong, the plaintiff To this general charge ss defend
amt Rsssa; 70 hs pc asa. the seS .s
act OF Congress lsa ae. The plsin.Ia aled a
s .u.ass L q ssnSss s
con OF the case does no. depend upon this plea the Court
The court Coz must scnsasr upon psna dsssrs
ton case "a made which eau 60 TO the jury II the
Of the plaintiff II would be good. An .ha. ses Court ha:
before Is that the mouey was raid to the Proves. and
duty d'tsndss os ;Ss Svo, Mssh aoeoSa FOR al
whom they are subord.nose. The Conrs eonssrainsS
to conclusion that money paid Tho provost
he no Sos
upon verdict from the plaintiff upon plesdngs OF The
casa The &c court therefore gives iasusns for the defend
The plaiptifrs counsel ttsen asked leave Of the
court to amend the bill Of narticuars SO to alleg'
ss, ns %oaS eF9 had and received
had and received as an agent Of the de
Defendant General Cutler, and not as Proves
Mashal, &C. The Court granted the leave to ament
case. upon which the Court continued the case 4
the next p.rm OF tho Circuit Court, the platnttf u
| par tho Tosts Of suit for the present term.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
KENTUCKY.

Heavy Failure Of Louisville and New York
Tobacco Dealers.
LOUISVILLE April q, 1S6e
The firms of Mayer Brothers, wholesale tobacco
dealers In New York aud Louisville have failed.
The liabilities of the New York house amount to
s120OOO and those of the Louisville house TO $50 000
r. Darlington, retail dry goods dealer has also
failed.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
OBITUARY.


Thomas =. Hayward.
A telegram from Richmond reports the death of
ex-Copgressman Thomas S. Hayward, nm that CITY, on
yesterday morning. The deceased was born In vir-
ginia during the early part OF the present century,
received good education and In 1919 was elected
Representative TO Congress on the whig ticket. He
served one term on the expiration OF Which he re-
tired into private life.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

The FrancO-BeIgian Conference.
LONDON, April q, 1869.
The negotiations for commercial conference be-
tween France and Belgium have been suspended.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

A-TO Remove Moth Patches. Frcckies and
Tan from the face, use PERRY'5 MOTH ASD rRECKLk
LOTION. Prepared only by DR.. B. G. PERRY. ~ Boaa
street. New York. Sold by druggists everywhere.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Circulars of Every Description and Notices
attend meeings printed in the nsates possible manner a
other place In le city, ct the METROPOLITAN J0b
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau strsst
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
TIVE HERALD SERMONS IN CONNECTICUT.

From the Hartford Times, April COL
The NEW YORK HERALD ns It's pages on Mondays
with sketches of the sermons preached the day be-
fore After exhaustng the New York pulpit II comes
Into Connecticut. Good. We have some smart
preachers here, and the HERALD H just the paper
Tor lem.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Glorious Boon is Beauty, Indeed, ns Many
maiden disfgured by Tan Sunburn, Freckles, Pimpess
Redness ROughnes RngWor% csq amply tsfy sfisr p
GATED SOAP. Under Its influence the harshest and dark
est white and smooth as alabaster This
delicious being anrran just the thing for the
nursery and mother should be without It Moreover
best compound used for shaving 4oS BROAD
way; May l, IS Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
A Glorious Boon is Beauty, Indeed, ns

AIburg Lthin Spring Water-Iiemedy for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Skin Diseases.
A. W. GALANDAN, 9s5 Broadway, General Agent
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

A.-The New Fuller e. Barnum ssPinchsnx"
Tuck Marker and "Goodrich for all machines First
class tuckng order. l. W. BARNUM 6S6 broadway
three doors below Bleecker street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Reorganization of the Army Proposed.
MADRID, April q, 1852
The Cortes Is considering project for the reor'
ganization OF the army on the Prussian system.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Opeu Ccnfession.=,Osen ccnfession, we nIes
told good for the soul II sd be good for the whole
human also II the nacrou civilized beings who WALK
the streets absurd Hats on heads scknow
ledge ther OF by pnrch ng OF KN0xs spring
styes from No. 2l2 BroAdwN How be so deaf
to the appeals and nnon
fsor incomprohen Let such confess their
folly at and visit the hattie his honored businese
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Volunteers Gone to Gibara-Arrival of Gene
rBl Lesca at Nuevitas-Let0na to Command
the Forces in the Central Department.
HAVANA. April 81, 1869.
The Catalonian volunteers, accompanied by de-
tachment Of mobzed coored troops have sailed
for Gibara.
Advices from Nuevitas slate that General Lesca
had arrived there from Puerto Principe. He would
take supplies of provisions and ammunition and
return.
General setona has oeen appointed to the COM
mand-inchief Of the Spanish forces in the Central
Department. He has been reinforced with 1000
troops from Havana, with which he will commence
vigorous campaign against the insurgents in that
department. One OF the principal objects of the
campaign will be the restoration Of railroad COM
municatiOn with Nuevitas.
steamer arrived to-day with 1000 regular troops
from Spain.
Arrived steamer Columbia and bark Ella, from
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

A Special Contract to Cnrc Rheum atiym ana
Neuralgia in limited quantity. DIR. FILTERS RHEUMA-
TIC REMEDY, refund money Dspo: 70f BroadwAy In
uures mail answered. Consultaton tree.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Am ericau Waltham Watches-The Most 10.
liable tmekespers male. For s1e a. oweit Ncw tSrk
prices. r. B. BYNSER CO., lSs Broadway, n Z.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
TRLRCRAPnIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
.,-..o~.,~.e~.v-,r.o.~~-
Release of Senor Casanova by
the Authorities in Cuba.
Accident to the Transport Carrying the
Prisoners to Fernando Pc.
HER DETENTION AT PORTO RICO.
Tone of the English Press Relative
to the Mary Lowell Affair.
President Grant Anxious for a
Foreign War.
THE SPANISH THRONE STILL BEGGING,
---~~o>N~~~soo~~~-~I~~>
"MONTPENSIER OR A REPUBLIC"
Discovery of q MaZZinian Plot
i'm Milan.
THE SPANISH THRONE STILL BEGGING.
"MONTPENSIER OR A REPUBLIC"
Discovery of a MaZZinian Plot
i'm Milan.
Great Floods in New York and the
Eastern States.
CUBA.

Senior Casanova Released-The Political
Prisoners for Fernando Po.
HAVANA, April 21, 1862
Senior Innocencio Casanova has been released from
prison by order of Captain General Dulce..
The steamer B0rgas, conveying the political
prisoners to Fernando Po having injured her ma
chnery was compelled to make for Porto Rico. She
was to proceed ON her voyage to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Important Notice.-Tho Hlv .aOa. I.otfsry:
AZ articles have appeared IN several pr In the Une4
states stating ha, tho Royal Cuba woale
be disconn1ed authorised b. Il sAdminsrator Of
te LOTTERY TO Tut In taose
rcrors. TAYLOR IL L ~, Swsll street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Barlxerss Hirsutus-Free from Grease; War.
make the hair grow and prevent Its falling QUA
622 ROADWAY.
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Royal Havana Ii ,ttery.-For O1i.iai Draw.
inc for April l6 1855, see another part of the
TAYLOR a CO., 'ksnkers, Is Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Cnlisayn Bark, the only Original Elixir oaS
Tonic. Antidyspsptic, agus preventive, st AlhhAoS
la3 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Balcl,,s I. x. l.. Rye Whiskey, Distilled IN
copper stills Pennsyivana farmer distilers In the
old fashioned way a. 81 IS per gallon Cah and examine
oe'vs'0a ''es VI BxicH BROS. las Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Daniel Webster Wrote, ssThe Longer Live
the moro highly do estimate the Christian Sabbath and The
mora grateful feel who impress ~ Import
sncc on the community"
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
Havana Markets

HAVANA, April Il, 1852
sugar.-Sman business doing, at unchanged quota
tions. Exchange-On London, IL o IL, premium.
United States. 90 days, gold, par q " premium;
short sight, 4, premium; 80 days, currency, 25
"a, discount.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Roper Caloric Sngiue Co.-No Water Used,
cannot explode araace engineer required ~ Cor
anti street, New YorE- Send for pamphlet.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Missisquoi Spring Wai.r .-Only Known
remedy and all diseases Of kidneys Sold ~
druggists. Depot 5s5 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

PAMPHLETS, Law " .eporfs, &c., Executed
with neatnes quickness nd despatch twenty per cent
other rntng estabshmelt In the city,
A. the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESrABLISd-
NENT,f Nassau street
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The New Fuiier e. Barnum s,,;,.,,,,u,, Tack
Marker and the ssuooirch'' for all me- ,hia..
Il W. BARN. .cnilnlcs. .-..,~.
three doors below BIZ IN, cso ,e n,osnway ssw Var
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EstablIshed In 1SOO-Tho Metropolitan Jeb
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

A-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat Go e
ESPENCHEID, manufacturer, 1l8 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Cristadorn,s UneQualled Hair Dye.-SeId
and applied Wig and Scalp Factory No. Assor House.