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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-16
THE AURORA BOREALIs.

INDIANAPOLIS. April Is, 1869.
The aurora borealis was seen here at about eight
O'Clock. 1t was Of whitish color, and appeared
like clouds sent by the wind. beautiful
bow was formed In the south. At nine
O'Clock the sky again lighted, nrst In the
northwest then vergng around to the east, darting
out huge sheens OF light, which turned red and then
faded away. when they would again burst forth. 1t
lasted about an hour and q half.
PrrrsBURG, April Is, 1862
The wires at this point were seriously affected at
times during the evening by aurOral currents
although no phenomenon was visible In the
heavens.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1859.
The entire northern hemisphere from east to
west to the zenith has been illuminated by an unu
sua display OF the aurora tonight The hashes have
been continuous for several hours. At this hour
eleven 0'cl0ck) the light has nearly disappeared.
LOUISVILLE April Is, 1859.
Between the hours OF half-past seven and ten
O'Clock this evening the northern lights were
slightly visible; but the effects upon the telegraph
wires were hardly perceptible
RICHMOND, April Is, 1869.
About eight O'Clock this evening belt OF white
apparently about six feet In width appeared across
the sky, extending from East to West and drifted
northward, crossing and to some extent obscuring
the moon and finally gathered, as fan closes, and
disappeared The aurora b0realis Is now visible in
the northern horizon. The people generally turned
out to witness the phenomenon.
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ALLEGED POST OFFICE ROBBERY IN LOWELL,
MASS.

An Old Clerk Detected I'm a Long Series Of
Robberies OF Valuable Letters-The Char
acter and Extent Of His PecuIations.
Boston, April Is, 1860.
During the past year or more the business men
and others OF Lowell have been annoyed by the loss OF
money placed in letters for transmission through the
mails, and for q long time the guilty party worked
his card so ingeniously and shrewdly that
he set at defiance all the practices OF the
special agent OF the Post once Department
until yesterday morning, when he was detected
in the act OF opening two letters, which con-
tanned valuable papers, though no money was in
them. The name Of the guilty party is Philip P.
HagRerty, forty-two years OF age, having wife and
four children, and residing in Lowell. The pecula
tions OF this man have been going on for the past
two years. For this length OF time 1t has been
known that letters passing through the Lowell Office
and the ONCE II ~ CITY were Ssstracted Post,
efforts TO detect the thief but he failed to discover
@ g So5 ~ with &. is
ONCE Department, who went 70 Lowell On M9nesy.
lie ascertaned that there were three persSfs n the
ONCE there who had unusual opportunities for ab.
sc In se course q events
70 Mr. johnson that e ou uDv ,.SS Sss
letters would be taken tobe tamperd with. Ac.
cordingy every person connected with the ONCE who
visited tnat place was Watcneu Dy MT. Johnson
To better facilitate his purpose, the oflcer bored
augur hole through the ceiling above. In the out
house, through which TO notice unobserved the
occupants. Yesterday forenoon Haggerty went into
the Clubhouse about ten o'clock, and looking through
the hole Mr.. Johnson saw Haggerty open two
letters as stated above. Haggerty was Immediately
taken into custody. He at first denied his guilt,
but soon after confessed to having opened the
letters which he had brought from the office. The
peculator was brought to this city, and yesterday
afternoon he taken before United states Commits
soner Hallet and bound over In the sum OF $1,000
for examination, and was committed to ja for want
Of bail Among the losers by Haggerty's pecula-
tons Is j. @. Aver Co., or Lowell who have lost
numerous small amounts. Thousands OF dollars be-
longing TO other parties have also been distracted
by Haggerty In small sums. Factory girls, too are
among his victims. One operative sent twenty-five
dollars abroad and II never received. Registered
letters missed about year and half ago, and
ever since that time an effort has been made
to apprehend the guilty party. Haggerty was seen
last week ny another clerk In the once to act very
suspiciously. and good deal OF importance was at.
tached to his conduct, and the sequel TO which has
transpired. The alleged pecuator has always moved
in good circles, and has for some time oast been a
member OF the choir OF the Rev. Geo. =. Hepworths
church, In this city. Mr. Johnson has been at work
on this case during the past years but Haggerty
managed his business 40 shrewdly that az one time
II seemed as though he would escape detection.
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yrlucIpsut Notss.

The second grand veloce tourney took place last
night at the Pearsall Brothers Gymnacyclidium and
was attended by beauty, fashion and bycycular
talent.
After some excellent display riding by experts and
the exhibition OF various machines
The grand race, first half mile, ten times round
the arena took place; nne,entries; prize, superb
1900 silver plated aud ivory mounted velocpede.
Mr. Brooks, OF the American Velocipede Cuo, LOOK
the veocipede with him, having travelled the nan
mile Tor 1t IN 1919 -,
Mr. Daring made the distance in 15ek,. and
would have been entitled to the second prize II any
such prize had been offered. ..
Brooks rode woods machine, forty men wheel;
Darling rode q forty-one inch Demarest.
American yelocinede Club stock went up as high
as New York Central Immediately after the event
was decided. -
mnQton, Del, visited the veocipede rink at that
place on Monday evening last and were highly
pleased with the pastime.
SveIocipeds hopsn are the rage In the principal
inland towns and oities.
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MISSOURI.

Heavy Judgment Against Insurance COM
pany-Bauquet 10 General Schoaeid-Rapid
Progress Of the Pacific Railroad.
81. LOUIS, April Is, 1859.
Judgment has been rendered In the United States
District Court against the Etna Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Conn.,, for $34, ooo
banquet has been rendered to General schofeid
to take place at the southern Hotel on Saturday
next. It Is expected that Generals Sheridan. Custer
ana other distinguished military men will be present
A telegram from COrrienne to-day says that the
coach came through In twelve hours from the ter
minal station OF the Central Pacific Railroad, which
Is now completed to within six miles OF Monument
Point. The travel over the Union Pacific road Ia
very heavy large numbers OF persons going 10 White
Pine and other mining localities.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In th
Country.


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Country.
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coraarAruH Of IKE scea AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
President GraNt aud Senator Ross,


Washington (Apr 12) correspondent of the Chicago
TimeE]
Quite scene occurred at the White House to-day.
Itappears that Senator Ross, OF Kansas obtained
an Interview with the President and protested
against the denomination OF one Babcock for Sur
veyor General of that State-the appointment faii-
Ing 10 be acted on last week-and added that SEN
ator Pomeroy and Representative Clarke had been
making pretty much all the Kansas appointments.
mind was already made up on the Surveyorship.
Ross continued protesting, when Grant said. ~ tell
you my mind 10 made up. don't want to hear any
more" Ross replied, go to HI" Then Grant
moved toward him, and said. "Get out or this house
instantly and never set your foot In 1t again. Ross
the account
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
Opening Of Pnrliament-speech Of the Gov.
ornor t'cneraI-Consolidntion and Confeder.
alton. s.s.a. e. So

Opening Of PnrIiament-speech Of the Gov.
ornor Observation-Disclosures and Confeder.
alton. s,..a.
OTTAWA, April 49, 1859.
To-day Mt three O'Clock p NJ. his Excellency the
Governor General opened the second session OF the
First Parliament Of the Dominion OF Canada with the
following speech:-
HONORABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE AND OF
THE House OF CoMMONs:-
have great satisfaction in having recourse to
your advice. and rejoice to think that on this the
frsr occasion on which have had the honor OF ad-
dressing you, we may congratulate ourselves the
aspect Of public arafrs at home and abroad; the
prevalence OF peaceful councils among the nations
and on tho indications OF agreement and tranquility
favorable alike to the development OF foreign COM
ms5ce and me OF as
under The auspices OF my predecessors IL Is 70 me
source Of pride TO ind my name In honorable asso
citation with the rising fortunes OF the Dominion OF
Canada, aud shall count II q happiness, as well as
duty, to cooperate 10 the utmost OF my ability In
the different provinces together and to insure an
attachment OF the people to the soil by the enact.
nr ~ wise ana egua, avs your enT..s 10 tnese
called into action, inasmuch the terms upon
which these great accessions are offered TO the Do
mlnion will be submitted for your immediate con.
sideraton. .r t..+ Il
His Exccllency then referred 70 the fact that the
Hudson LAY Company has accepted the terms pro.
posed for TIC surrender Of their rights in the North
west territory and commended the subject to the
immediate consideration Of Parliament.
lie continued as foows:-I was much gratihed by
tho communications from the Governor Of New
foundlaad, expressing the desire for ADMISSION into
the Union which prevails among the inhabitants OF
that colony and especially by his despatch OF 20th OF
March last, covering copies OF the resolutions which
have been passed by the Council and Assembly, and
which set forth the conditions they consider II desi-
rable TO advance. These documents shall be fur
n1sned AZ once, for the information OF Parliament,
and nope that before the close OF the session may
pe In position to submit the details OF provisional
ARRANGEMENT for your consideration. 1t Will
20 pleasure TO me, az wen rs q subject OF general
cohgrptuiaion II at some early day, the fine
colony oil ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~ d nursery OF
nardy seamen and inexhaustlbe In Its wealth of
hsneres-Decomes part OF the Dominion.
In accordance with the suggestion OF her Majestys
government, an earnest attempt has been made to
alay The discomfort unhappy existing in Nova
Scotia.
In continuance Of the course commenced last ses.
sion bills viii be presented TO you Tor the assmlla.
ti0n oil the criminal laws existing In the several pro-
vnces. Among other measures bills will be pre.
scented 10 you for the establishment OF uniform and
amended laws respecting Parliamentary elections.
bankruptcy and Insolvency, aud patents Of yenson
and discovery.
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MARYLAND.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-De.
claration Of Semi.Annunl Dividend.
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1859.
At q meeting Of the president ana directors Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday, the usual
semi-annual dividend OF four per cent on the main
stem and five per cent on the washington branch
were declared. The ARRANGEMENTS for transferring
through trains across from Locust Point to Canton
instead Of passing through the CITY by Pratt street
were discussed. 1t was announced that the track
would be ultimately removed from Pratt street.
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VENEZUELA.

Another Revolution Broken Out-An Army
Sent TO Suppress II.
HAVANA, April 49, 1862
Late advces from Caracas have been received. A
revolution, headed by Jose Monagas and Acosta, had
broken out.
The President had sent an army OF 1900 men
against the Congressional revolutionists, with the
view to prevent boodshed.
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ST. DOMINO

Haytien RevoIufionists Hclpin. ST. Domingo
Rebeis-The Invasion Reported to I've
Begun.
HAVANA, April Is, 1862
Advices from Hayti received here to-day are to
the effect that the revolutionary General saget had
furnished General Luperon and ex.Presdent Cabral
with means to attack President Baez.
IL Is reported that the invasion OF St. Domingo has
begun.
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This well known architect died at Cincinnati on the
18th inst, in the sxtyninth year of his age He
was born in Massachusetts, on the 18th Of August
1900 received an excellent education and, on enter
prominent. He was the architect of the fremont
House. Boston; the Aston House, New York; the
Burnet House, Cincinnati; the Overt0n House, Nash
Vile; the Carthage Lunattc Asylum, and of numer-
GUS other buildings Of note throughout the country
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ENGLAND.

Statement Of the Bank OF England.
LONDON. April Is, 1869.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England, made
public this afternoon, show that the amount OF
specie in Its vaults has been decreased since
the last report, AprilS
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INDIANA.

velocipede Contest In Indianap olis-The Fast.
est Time Record.
INDIANAPOLIS, April Is, 1850.
At the Rink tonight George T. Hudium in the
veocipede contest for silver medal, made one
mile with forty turnings In the unpreceden ted
time OF three minutes and three seconds, with
thirty-six machine. This Ia the fastest time ever
made IN the United States.
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TENNESSEE.

Ex.Prcsidcnt johnson In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April Is. 1869.
Ex-PresIdent Johnson addressed about 500 per-
sons this afternoon from the balcony Of the Overton
Hotel. His speech repetition OF those made at
Knoxville and Nashville. and was well received and
heartily applauded.
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FRANCE.

Increase of Bullion In the Bank Of France.
PARIS, April Is, 1869.
According to the report Of the oficers Of the Bank
of France, published to-day, the bullion In vault
has increased 4eOo 900 francs during the past week.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
co-~>o~~-o~.~,~~-~o~>~~>
THE CUBAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
EXECUTION OF AGUILERA.
The Mary Lowell Declared a
Legal Prize.
REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA
Invasion of st. Domingo Over the
Haytien Border.
DISASTERS TO SALNAVE.
Opening of the New Dominion
Parliament.
REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA
Invasion of st. Domingo Over the
Haytien Border.
DISASTERS TO sALNAVE.
Opening of the New Dominion
Parliament.
CUBA.


The Mary Lowell Declared n Legal Prize
The Government Notified.
HAVANA, April 49, 1869.
The brig Mary Lowell which was taken by a Span
fsh gunboat while In charge OF the British Custom
House authorities OF Ragged Island and within a
mile Of the shore OF British territory, has been de-
cared legal prize by the Spanish Naval Court
here.
Mr.. Hall, our Consul General has sent the United
States steamer Penobscot to Key West with de-
spatches notifying the government Of the facts in the
case.
1t is not known what course the British ofricIals
here will pursue.
The Spanish steamer PaJaro del Oceana sailed TO-
day for Nuevitas with column Of artillery to rein
force the troops there.
Capture and Execution Of a Revolutionary
observation-disclosures Rcports-NIarine In
telligcncc.
HAVANA, April Is, 1882
Justo Aguilera. President OF the Revolutionary
Junta at H0lguin, was captured and executed on the
9th inst. at Gibara
The Havana journals publish very favorable &C.
counts OF the progress OF the troops in subduing the
insurrecton In ell parts Of the island, but accounts
OF AFFAIRS In the interior from rebel sources are
wanting, and there are no means of ascertaining
tho facts. 1t known that several fights have taken
place within the last two or three days, but they
are represented to be mere skirmishes.
The steamer Liberty, from New Orleans arrived to.
day, on route to Baltimore.
Thesteamer Yazoo, from New Orleans sailed to-day
for Philadelphia, and the Hamburg American steam
or Teutonia sailed for Southampton.
Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, April 10. 1869.
The sugar market Ia firm. Sales to-day IL 900 boxes
Prices are based this afternoon on reals per arrODe
for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchange-On London, MA 12X per cent pre-
MUM; on United States sixty days sight, IN curren-
cy FAX 23k per cent discount
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the NEW YORK HERALD AND TIE LONDON TIMES.

IRON the Philadelphia Ledger, April 1b.l
inc NEW YORK HERALD, always enterprising, IL
outdong ITSELF This week 1t has already printed
three quadrplc Sheets ana Will have a1other to-day.
These daily issues are sixteen pages each, aud rival
the London Times.
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novel tournament Ia TO come or In Chicago some
time In May. The Chicago butchers society offers
Solo silver belt, with buckle OF solid gold to the
butcher who can kill and dress OK The shortest
Time Tue belt u avery handsome ono and cost $500.
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American Waltham Watches-The Most Re-
liable timekeepers made For sale lowest New York
prices 7. b. BYNNER CO., lss Broadway, Ny.
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A.-No Language Can Portray tho Joy
which must feel having her tanned, frecked
:unburn erupve red chafed rough chsppsd dark skin
transparency through the instrumentsy Of GOURXUD'S
ITALIAN MEDICkTED SOAP. II is impossible to imagine
the exquisite bliAncy which continued OF this
capable Of mpartng the complexion The
OF Ithure worked greater wonders Found "a
Broadway. Nay I, % Bond street
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"AN Men Seek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
teaches what you do best. Examinations with charts,
daily at 3se Broadway See Pictorial chronological Journal
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A.-Rheumatism.-Mr Hnmiea, 249 West
Thirteenth street. cured by DR.. FILTERS VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC REMEDY Depot 70i Broadway.
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| A.-Rheumatigm.-Gener Farnum, ~
Fourth avenue cured by Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REM
| EDY, used nwardly Depot, 70< Broadway.
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ALBANY, April is, 1859.

ALBANY, April Is. 1859.
Combinations by the Senate.
The Senate confirmed the following nominations
to-day
To be He'll Gate I',ots-Charles H. Palmer, John F.
Adema.
To be N0tdrtes F'ubnc-Martin A. Kelly Horace
w. Fowler, John J. Davenport, James s. Fuller
Thomas q. Ingersoll Simeon II. Stern. John Ahern,
Thomas c. Campbell, William Coulter, N. G. Dunn,
g, p. Hawes John J. Riley, Fred thinner.
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Barxer's Hrsufus.-Free from Grense, War.
ransd to make the hair grown and prevent It's falling or
Ga Broadway.
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ROYAL Havana acknowledgements fur
nlshed by addressing MCINTYRE Co., si6 Canal street,
and fg5 Chatham street.
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Iibrnrie. aud small Parcels OF Books
bought 100000 Books on hand. Catalogues free
LEGGAT BROTHERS, 1i3 Nassau street.
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Roper CaIoric Engine Como Water Used,
cannot explode insurance. no engineer required ~ Cor
andt street, New YORK.
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Cod Liver Oil, Golden Rrnud, with Hippo.
phosphte OF hme great Improvement, at MLHAU'S iss
Broadway.
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A.-Pocket and Table Knives, Carvers,
Raxors, Scissors, &c, wholesale and retail.
J. CURLEY 4 BRO l39 Nassau street.
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Cristadora's UneQuaIIed Hair Dyc.-soid
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. As;or House
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Improved French Range aud Range Furui-
ture, manufactured by BRAMHALL+ DEANE CO., M aud
fis Water street, New York.
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A.-Rbeumatism:@J.J. Kuhn, 1G2 Stnnto.
street, cured by DIR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RIEUMATIO
REMEDY Depot 704 Broadway
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Established In 1SO0-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
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Use the Automatic Clothes Washer 0pd
BOILER RESTS Patent dspenses with labor and wear OF
clothes Depot, ~ Cortland street, New YORK
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid for Douboons
and All kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers, IS Wall street, ny.
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Dnvid's Spring Style Of Gentlemcn,s Hats,
299j1 Broadway, near Duane street.
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Owing TO the great increase OF bust
ness consequent on the popularity OIL
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors OF
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PENNS YLVANlA.
The Late Bank Robbery In Philadelphia
Brilliant Electrical Phenomena.

The Late Bank Robbery in Philndelphia-
Brilliant Electrical Phcnomena.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1859.
Secretary Boutwell, has notified the chief of detec-
that word has been sent by that department to
the sub.Treasury of1cers asking them to scrutinize
all bonds offered to them for sale and to stop
payment OF all coupons recently stolen from
the safe OF the Beneficial Savings Fund Bank
Of this city. complete list OF all the
securities stolen has been placed In the hands Of
bankers brokers and Sub Treasurers in the United
States and the Canadas. No part OF the money or
missing bonds has been recovered, DOR have the
police authorities obtained any information calcu
lated to lead to detection.
In the SUIT brought by Mr.. Fox OF the National
theatre, against the gas trustees for damages for
non-supply Of gas during the strike Of the gas men
last year, verdict was rendered for the defendant
so that the prosecution failed.
Remarkable auroral displays occurred tonight
the greatest since the electric storm OF 1852 Broad
bands OF red and green light reaching from the
eastern TO the western horizon and as far south az
the eye could reach, suddenly changed into knots
overhead which sent forth broad rays in every direc
ton. During its continuance the Western Union
Telegraph Company worked its lines from this city
to the western part Of the State without the use OF
battery at either end.
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Boots and Shoes-l.adlcs', Gents, Misses
and Chldren's. Cheapest in the city.
RICHARDS, lss Eighth avenue
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Spring Styles Gents Dress Hats ai Pcpursv
prices BURKE, l2o FULTON street.