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The New York herald., 1869-05-03
Ocean Penny Postage.

The report of the committee appointed by
the British House of Commons to inquire into
the policy or expediency Of the subsidies to
che Cunard and Inman lines of Atlantic
steamers has disclosed some new and interest
ing facts. The contracts for these subsidies
were signed by the late tory government just
as they were leaving Office, and the odium of
confirming them was dexterously bequeathed
to their successors, who very properly con-
scented to committee to inquire into the whole
subject of ocean postage, and incidentally into
the mode by which these subsidies, extending
over period of eight years to come, were Sc
cured.
There was one point, indeed, in which the
committee appeared unable to obtain all the
Information they sought, and that was, how it
happened that the United States government
paid only about thirty-eight thousand pounds
for similar service to that for which the Bri-
tsh government paid one hundred and five
thousand pounds per annum. 1t was given in
evidence that the sum Great Britain pro-
posed to pay the steamers was about
equal to that received for postages; that
the United States despatched as many
letters to Great Britain as were received
from there, and more newspapers, and that
the two governments divided equally the gross
sums received for postages. From which it
followed that by our ocean postal arrange
ments we derived an income from the mail
service, while Great Britain paid away her
profits to the steamship contractors way of
doing business by no means satisfactory to some
shrewd members of the House of Commons.
It appeared, too, that Cunard and Inman,
once keen rivals for the postal service, had,
after O mode well understood by contractors
on this side Of the Atlantic, agreed not to un-
derbid one another, and, knowing the necessi-
ties of the government, made identically
similar terms, dividing the weekly services
between them. II is very evident also, though
not stated in 90 many words, that the, directors
of these companies saw that the tendency Of
events was towards gradual lowering of the
rates of postage between the two countries,
and, not having much confidence in lower rates
producing at once such an increase in the
number of letters as would compensate for the
diminished postage, demanded and got be-
tween them lump sum Of one hundred and
five thousand pounds year secured fol
q term of eight years. The two govern.
ments may fix the letter and newspaper
postage at any rate they please. That is nc
concern of the contractors. The British Pos
Office Department may or may not make Q
handsome profit out Of the postages aftel
paying this sum. II may be presumed that th'
contractors suppose II will not otherwise they
would have undertaken to carry the mails fol
the postages instead Of for fixed sum. WI
think they are wrong. II peace continues be
tween the two countries; but they are the bes
Judges OF their own interests.
What chiefly concerns the public Is, however
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
TtlEsaApulc NEWS ITEMS

The printers Of New Haven are on strike. de-
mandlng from forty to fortynve cents per thousand.
The employers refuse to pay the scale.
The Seventeenth infantry regiment arrived at
Fortress Monroe yesterday on the steamer De Soto
from New Orleans They are bound for Richmond.
In the case OF Ordway vs.. DR.. Haynes, for alleged
malpractice in Concord, n. IT,, the Jury agreed upon
teen hours. The verdict win be opened this NOM
ing. 1t is reported tnat the plaintiff RECEIVERS
damages somewhere below $1,000 At previous
trial the Jury awarded 81, 900 damages
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
TELECRAPHIC News
SPAIN.

The Debate ON the Constitution Terminated
Amnesty TO Political Offenders Discomfort
Among tho Soldiers In Saragossa.
MADRID, May q 1859.
In the Constituent Cortes the debate on the new
constitution has ended. An the amendments pro-
posed have been rejected.
The Cortes has voted an amnesty for all prisoners
who took part in the insurrection at Cadiz, Malaga
and Xeres Deputy CASTELAR, moved that the am
nesy be extended to Carlists implicated in insur-
rectionary movements, but the motion was not
agreed to.
serious disturbance at saragossa is apprehend-
ed 1t is reported that the troops there are In state
OF discomfort and partial INSTRUMENTATION.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
PENNS YLVANIA.

Coal Miners Strike-Burgiary ut Wyoming.
SCRANTON, May q 1859.
Notice was given yesterday by the miners organ
izatons to the coal operators Of this county that no
coal would be cut or loaded after May
At wyoming on Friday night the safe OF J. G.
Shoemaker Son was blown open and robbed Of
1000 in government and Lackawana and Blooms
burg Railroad bonds; also $500 in currency. re-
ward OF $500 has been offered for the arrest OF the
BURGLARS.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
Tine NEW yoUK HtnAlo IN oula

From the Springfield tohio) Daily Republic, April
2Q.l
The NEW YORK HERALD has grown to mammoth
proportions. Its regular issue is now triple sheet,
twelve pages, and two or three times week II Is
PEELED by the pressure Of advertisements to issue
quadruple sheet OF sixteen coselyprinted pages con-
tanning as much matter fair sized octave volume.
Enterprise, a liberal expenditure of money and an
ample field OF operations haveled up TO this MARVEL
l0us success In journalism. q
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
PARAGUAY.

President Lopez Preparing to Take the
Offensive.
LONDON, May Q, 1859.
Advices from Paraguayan sources represent that
President Lopez, with 10000 men, is preparing to
take the offensive.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
NEW YORK.
Burning Of a Church in Rochester.

ROCHESTER, May 2, 1869.
About halfpast eight O'Clock this evening fire
was discovered in the tower OF the First Presbyterian
church In the rear Of the City Hall. The tower
destroyed and the interior OF the church badly dam
aged before the flames were suppressed. The chapel
adjoining was somewhat damaged by the tower OF
the church falling upon It, The fire the work Of
an incendiary. The church was in process o! demo-
lition and the organ had been removed The insur-
ance Is $4,000 more than enough to cover the
loss The church was built In 1924.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
MISSOURI.

A Journalistic DeIegati0n-SinIking Of the
Steamer Nick Wall.
ST. LOUIS, May 2, 1862
William Hyde, OF the Republican,; StilsOn
Hutchins OF the Times; Myron Colong, of the Demo-
crdt, and Thomas Rickerson have been added to the
committee to visit New Orleans in the interest OF the
grain movement. The committee leave mere to-
morrow evening.
An Omaha despatch says the steamer Nick Wall,
from st. Louis to Fort Benton, struck a snag below
Brownsville Neb, and sunk. Most of the cargo will
be lost;
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
About Insect Powder.

About Insect Powder.
How TILL THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-Pro'essor E.
Lyon VIII lie travelling In Asia, discovered flower which,
when po wdered sure death to Kind Of Insect from
Cockroach Fly. He protected his discovery by letters
patent government medals &C. put his signature every
hask OF the article, and named LYONS MAGNETIC IN
SECT POWDER. He impaired his secret to but his
successor.
house-mus to that they not deceived by
limitations and counterfets The signature of E
Lyon the purchasers Look sharp for IT, and
buy Insect Powder that does not bear It, II may be had
of druggists and family stores, at Is cents flask
Demo W, New York
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANYFoRT, May 2.--United
States nvetwenties are quoted to-day at S64 S6js
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
Weber
PiANoroRrE ROOMS
RBMovEn TO

RBMovEn TO
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET
These Instrument. used BY Madame rssE' ,ARosA
j. n. PATTIsON, HARRY sANDERsON, oksJ. ?. BRIs-
row, g. JERoNk HOPKINS, A. =. PEAsE- aud consid-
srsd by every musician Of nots the
BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

ling Establishment having made extensive
additions to It's "material," In the shape
OF Presscs, Type, ac, &c., is now prepared
20 execute orders with unusual fapidty.
Its patrons aud the public know full we'll
ia style OF work and lee moderate prices. |
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged 4
10 meet the demands OF the public, and |
we beg to offer 10 our patrons our en-
larRcd facilities for such orders ~ they 4
may see ft to give, feeling assured that |
our priccs will compare favorably with 4
any other work Of the kind. Posters, |
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every de- |
scription, Law Printing, &C., &c. Plain |
and color work. Wood, En- craving done |
At short notice and at very low price. |
" Nassau street., old Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
OBITUARY.
Charles q. Seymour.

Charles q. Seymour.
This well.known journalist, who has occupied the
nos,ton OF musical dramatic and fine arts critic ION
the Times OF this CITY since its rrst publication ded
Yesterday morning at his residence after short Ill
ness Mr.. Seymour was born In London in the u Mr
1922 and came to this country twenty years az 20.
He was universally respected both on account of Vi
abilities journalist and his sterling qualities as
gentleman.
Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK P. N.
HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIERS
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
145 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
Ask Your Grocer
TIEMANN's LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot
I65 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

II Is Altogether Wrong to Trife With n Bad
cough cold when remedy prompt and thorough
as JAYNES EXPECT0RANT can be readily obtained. Sold
uhqra
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

No SMOKING IN the Treesury.
Secretary Boutwell, Is about to issue ukaso
against smoking and other small vices that under
former administrations were permitted within the
sacred walls Of the Treasury. 1t s believed that the
forthcoming order will not only prohibit the uxu-
rious clerks from pufng their ten cent Havanas and
chewing Michigan fine cut, bus that 1t will also for
bid talking chatting receiving calls, visits to
barrooms during business hours. land. In short,
everything but the strictest attention to bust
ness. In fact Boston notions VIII rule
triumphant under Boutwell,. Just fancy tho
female clerks deprived OF their tongues. or ct eyt
the use Of them, which is about the same thing. II
Is wagered here that the girls won't stand IT, and
some people arc wicked enough to suggest v,at the
principal aim OF the order TO get rid OF tbe women
altogether from tao Treasury, Certalp,y. u Bout
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Neutness, Economy and Despatch Combined
in execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Esab
Ishment, 97 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Persons Wishing to Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR By LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD, 145 FULTON STREET, BROOK
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Gas Fixtures in Great Variety, N1anufnc-
tured BY ourselves and warranted.
NJ l. CURTIS CO., No. 8 East Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
A Card.

- -
Owing to the great Increase OF bust. |
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the !
proprietors OF
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
fwould impress upon advertisers the |
necessity of presenting their adver- !
ttisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure insertion
sary 10 present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF tue
edition for which they are iusended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
viii be sent by mail to subscribers Tor
sir dollars per year Address w MAS
sau street. !
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

NIisslsauoi Spring Water.-Only Known
remedy and all diseases of the kusys Sold By
druggists. Depot, No. College place, New YorS.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

The Metropolitan Job Printing and Engrav-
ing Establishment having made extensive additions to Its
the shape of Presses Type, &c. &c, is
prepared orders with apty Its patrons
and public full well its style Of work and its mode
rate prices. ,.. =,
designing and wood engraving department has been
the demands OF the public and
we beg oe TO patrons enlarged facilities for such
orders as they may see ~ q gve ieng 'na our
kind Posters, Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every
description Printing &C., &c. Plain aud color work.
Wood Engraving done short notice and at low price,
" Nassau stree,, old Herald Building
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Announcement Of RemOvul.-Dr. GOuraud
has removed his business from 453 Broadway s Bond
street. where be obtained his ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP, ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE and LILY
WHITE
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

A.-Rheumntism.-Mrs. Clark, ~ Fourth
avenue, cured by DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
Depot 7N Broadway. Advice gratis.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

A.-Save 2J Per Cent by Purchasing Your
slverware direct from the manufacturers, FORD
TUPPER Salesrooms 57 and $50 Broadway, Tenth
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Barker's Hirsutus-Free from Grease; War.
raned to make the hair and to prevent its falling out
No. 622 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water
Sold by all Druggists 25 per bottle Depot 81 Bond
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

CristadOrn's Unequalled Hair Dye.-S0id
applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Astor House
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
go the Metropolitan Job Printing Es:sblishmeni
H..s atra
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Freeman & Burr'a Clothing Warehouses
35 l40 Fulton between Broadway and
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
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The Needed Building Material.
LETTER FROM GENERAL MEIGs-A VALUABLE
SUGGESTION.

IL
SUGGESTION.
WASHINGTON. II. G., Feb. 26ih, ISia.-Eitor
Sdr. Your article the Patent Building
Block refers 10 the great want OF q building
material OF agreesble color, durable and cheap
for the decoration of It's city, in place OF toe
uniform red brick OF which the eve tires by
constant
There sr- beds Of CLAW within the limits of
the city which properly worked burn into
haro, smooth and very durable bricks of a
cream or hght grey OF buff color, somswhat re-
semb ing the M lwauki- ori H. 40 largely USED
In Mii~enkie and Chicago, and even i'm ported
Samples OF this clay IN the form of m antIe-
pieces, worked BY an Italian artist NAV be saen
IN some OF the rooms of the 18th street front of
the Treasury building.
met the artist IN Rome and he informed m
or ms. kay Ing that the clay when burned was
hard enough to strike fire with steel
BrIcks OF such clay are extensively used in
Europe, either alone, when they make very
terms OF polychrome architecture with red AMI
black bricks, or with the same cisys moulded
IN decorative form. such : foliage. busts and
statues IN bas relief or detached.
Those who have seen fhs eX4uIs to exam pies
OF brick architecture and of the use of terra
Gotta burned claw IN Germany, France, and
especially in Northern ltaiv, Will recpgniZ.
the value for the decoration of our city of these
clay beds which want only enterprise 10 be-
extensively worked.
They should afford an article OF export for
the me rchants and manu- factuTers of this city.
NJ. q. MEIGs.
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~LAST OF THE COUrSE OE FRsE
U9 fUREs Mr.. LII TOT IN eau wi a deliver
an interesting lecture 1rom Incidents Of Travel -
10 NlGHT, O'Clock, At High street, below
Bridge All invited IT,
~CONGREGATIONA CHURCH, Corner
S luth and streets. DR. BOYN ron, pas
UT, VII preach morning and evening, SUNDAY,
Zoth. n oIning-sI beet: Signs of the Times a nd
Duty OF the Church > Evening: Character aud
Times OF Solomon" rs
NJ METHODIST PROTESTANT CHUkCH
w 9Th street, between 4 and F-rhe ,IsyaI
services will be held Ia this Church SABBATH,
Zoth inst, at II q m and ! 81 q. Subject In tbs
Drilling, Christ or Bsrabas; in the evening
Tne Lord sContr, very" rhe public are C, r
dl ally invited Sests tree IL
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To Advrrtis.r..-Our aaxar,,s,,~.,

10 Advertisers--Our advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their favors before
II O'Clock m, as advertisements received
Idtei cannot be insured an insertion in
iHk STAR OF the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
Ind ourselves Obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere TO n.
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United States bonds closed yesterday at II IN
London. the highest price they have yet
reached in European markets. This, allow
ing for the difference in ex-haag-. is equal 10
about g in gold, and Is IN al al vance OF s..
per cent. within a year.
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DEN-A soTiCk

" BAkEGTT. Dds
tForaeTlJ Ci ihilsd"ipnis,i No. 20 q. rtross ns
tween ia. sve md street
All Dental Operations skiilfyIIy rarf,-,a.-,
Teeth extracted without cain by sdu.iai.t1"i,.
PEss NifrouS JJiGs 70"
RyFER -N"Ps
PROT L l. BncE ngbxp. y
Prof james Truman q
Prot CIR 7 Baker j. l. \
Frof Lila. Niidmsn5 . =. Il. - PsuL.y,ys
MS C.l.eg~ Of b~uTai surge, Faii- frFehfa
Harvey En1si.y, y y 40. 40 Cst-e-t P.sn.
ihgtOI., l.. &. q ~ an
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bile the an xiOus politicians and Journalists
are huniIng out Cabinet for General Grant. i,
VIII b. quite as Interesting 10 the masses To
iearn his views as to the means of taking care
OF what are called the finances of the natior
Cn TINS point there is ground to speak adj
Nis-oiy- HIS policy will De based on retrench
ihent and increased production. There is q
meaning IN MS senteniious declarations that
Indicate vigorous policy to aid production.
and make the increased development Of our
resources the means TO meet increased public
burdens Instead Of despairiug over the mag.
h'ude Oh the public debt, or prophecyiug repu-
oia'ion, ne plainly intends TO be master of the
s'usuon- In TITS he will have the people O.,
All parurs with Dim. No man ever came into
Executive power uUd-r such financial difti-
culties and emergencies "a does Gsnsv,l Hr.,,
HIS Determination 10 stand by the md us,rias n,
the country, and TO bring the 8overnuar, mt
con hide nee and affiliation with the iudus,,i.,
massee. Is policy as wise as IL is lus, uvu
insure the success of his administr ation-psed
we cay the gratitude Of the people,
What times these are for the sca.,erm.nt n,
the romances OF history, But a few DAYS ago
we had a most touching and tragic tale aoout =
Senorita ALBANIA, daughter OF q welI.knoxn
cuban, who while singing pair iotlc cong and
Waving Jag from her fathers box in a Ha-
vans theatre, was shot dead by q blood thirsty
Spaniard, who in turn had his head instantly
shot OF by a brave American who happened to
be standing near the Ssnorita when the Span
ish bullet pierced her heart Dressed out in all
the gorgeous accessories OF which your true
sensational reporter avaiIs himself. the story
was one Of the most dramatic and stirring We
have resd in many day but now comes a stern
oealsr IN facts, who tells us that she night II
toe HsSana not, when the affair was alleged 20
have taken place, the Ssnoriia was not IN her
fathers box at the theatre; that h-r father had
TO boz IT the theatre; that there are no boxes in
the theatre where the riot occurred; that the
SenO-ita was not IN Havana the nigh: OF the
riot that no woman was shot at the aforesaid
thessre, noE was any Spaniard shot by any
HIe:iC sn fer shooting any woman.
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the right Of some Of the finest sand chores on the
rGsorsc river and h:ylng ole facilities for
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y, nv wass ~, superior artice Of BUlLD!HG SAND
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hAN1NhE kS FAMILY BREAD."
This uneq1alled Breed 10 nov Tor sale By most of
he leading Grocers of the city
IL is made Of select Family Flour: in thorou obIv
baked, IN Mckenzier Patent oven; is always
sweet, white, nutritious, and IL guaranteed 10
weigh sixteen ounces. W
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread 10 sold for
.bavenner1" which never came from our estab
ishment. 70 prevent as far - possible. this die
honesty; We have supplied all our authorized Gro.
GERS with fresh Sample Cards, marked $50 ~
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 3a1 STREET,
BETWEEN IL ANg 6TH STREETs.

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Are admit. by ali mpartisl judges to be the he's,
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The reasl are obvious.
We have erected one OF NICK enzie ,lensid Reel
0vens. at q cost OF over hive tho us and dollars
Our machinery Is the best aud newest Patent
We buy the best 10 sterial.
We enixloy the best vorkmen
We Manufacture from twenty i've TO thirty L.--
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We Keep no old stock on hand, and consequently
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If you can't get "HAvENNER's CRACKERS
from your Grocer, eepd 20 the Bakery, "a @ st .
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We offer the following assortment;
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Tire clo;nirg -c-tisrs' strike IT, New York
has erded. sll the employers kept one firm
Eay Z e.d.d.