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The New York herald., 1869-03-23

good Of the discipline OF the force which should be
maintained, he voted ave.
Commissioner Brennan being called, answered.
al vote aye, without any explanations"
The following communication from Captain
Young was shen Oruered on die, when tho Board
adj0urned:-
NEw YORK, March n ls0s
TO THE HONORABLE THE BOARD or FErR0F0LITkW
PO4IoE CoMnIseloNKRB THB nETB0r0LT-
TAN PoLIcI or rnE MRTRoroLsrAr DISTRICT or 1Isu
STATE or NEW Y0xK:-
Having the 10Th inst with what purpots q
ns cg o. charges mads 20 your honorable body ag:sn.s
police fsscs and notice Of trial those chargos for this
dsy beg with all respect whls denying Tbs truth Of the
cnarges pobjsc 70 the Jvsdictou right assumed ~
your body In the prenfses Under section seves
teen OF sna Police act "unezplaned ssesnce o. any
accepted ~ susn within which category dfssiuoy
and clearly falA Besides this 7th inst written
reagnauon o. "a connection witkthe force duly dod
with shs Chief Ciertof the Ths under secton
honorable body wasattsuded with forfeiture OF ne salary
pay due me at hss tims but with other penalty Hav-
ing been advised by counsel M ysw OF section
Of the Court OF Appess in thv People y. The
Board Of Metropolitan Police (New York Rspors Srt that
The proposed charges wholly without legal warrant ssd
that II perssted n remedy s in direction Of
ordinary OF justice,
hereby dol against the and hsaaed
BE- continued against and 70 notify respectfully
that am not and do not mean by any act q ine to BE-
your honorable body you expressly
understand that do not intend In form TO affirm yoa
respect, rs:'s% Or % ~''' any o my % JSMs So5sS.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
ST. DOMINGO.

Martial Law Proclaimed in the Province of
Seybo-Mission or M. Fnbens to the United
states.
HAVANA, March %, 1869.
Advices from ST. Domingo to the 10th inst. have
been received. There was an appearance OF COM
parative quietness In and around the capital; but
arrests and executions continued to be OF frequent
occurrence. In the extreme eastern part OF the
country the insurgents were very troublesome, and
the government had found It necessary to declare
martial law in the province OF Seybo.
M. Fabens, Special Commissioner OF the Domini-
can government to Washington, carries with him
instructions to rent the Bay OF Samana to the United
states He is very reticent on the subject, and no
other particulars as TO the object OF his mission
be obtained.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
ENGLAND.

No More Fenians 90 bo Pnrdoned Mt Present.
Tho Irish Church Debate Resumed.
LONDON. March 20. 1859.
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Fortescue,
Chief Secretary for Ireland said the government did
NOT intend to extend ciemency to any other Fe0sns
now In prison.
The debate on the Irish Church b was resumed.
Sir Rounded Palmer made speech favoring discs
adjustment but opposing disendowment, and said
he would propose and urge notifications OF the bill
in committee.
Sir John Duke Coler1dge. Solicitor General, advo-
Gated the bul, approving 1t In all lts points
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PORTO RICO.

TAs susar Maxsxee-Additional Export Duties
Imposed.
HAVANA, March a. 1860.
At Porto Rico, on the 18th, the sugar market was
Rrcsny excited. The government has imposed ad-
dtouai export duties of 50 per MID. on sugar. o5c
per hhd on molasses SOC. per quintal on coffee and
20c. per quintai on tobacco
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

The News Unimp0rtant-A Provisional Gov
ernment Being Established.
PARIS. March %, 1862.
Later advices from Rio Janeiro have been received
The news from the seat of war in Paraguay was
mainly unimportant Joseph Marie de Silva Paran-
has the Brazilian Secretary of Foreign Affairs had
gone to Asuncion, the capital OF Paraguay to estab
lush q pr0vls0nal government.
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JAMAICA.

The Haytien Rebel Steamer MT Kingston
Refugees from Cuba and Hnyti Flocking to
the Island.
HAVANA, March ~, 1869.
The Hayten revolutionary steamer Mount Vernon
was at Jamaica on the 18th instant, where she put
in for supplies OF coal and to receive her arma-
ment
Refugees from Cuba and Hayu were nocklng to
Jamaica In large numbers.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
TURKEY AND GREECE.

Return or the Turlkish Minister to Greece.
CONSTANTInOPLx, March 20, 1859.
Photiadis Bey has gone to Athens to resume his
position Envoy Extraordinary ana Minister Pieni-
p0tentary from Turkey.
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vENE NEZUEL-A.

Tho Republic Tranquil-Thc Yellow Fever nj
Caracas.
HAVANA, March A. 1860.
An arrival from Caracas brings advlces TO the
10th instant The republic was tranquil. An unm.
portant rising occurred in Coro. u was soon
yhs Tslou fsver st,Il nrevssied In Caracas
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN. March 22.-The Inman steamship
City OF BROOKLYN Captain Brooks which sailed from
New York the 18th inst arrived at this port to-
day. and subsequently sailed for Liverpool.
LONDON, March 22.-The steamship Beona, from
New York, arrived mere to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Harsh Pallid, BrOnzed, 6ailow, Eruptfve,
frecked, otherwise reyusve skin, positively cured ~
MEDIOATED SOAP. substituting the fascination Of afee
and radent white, alternating with roseate bloom ~
efficacy aks recognized IN counteracng the effects q
March Winds producing chaps, chsfes &c. IT. emo
lient properties In soothing and healing the rougheo
complexion beyond all praise and above all has receive
GOURAUD's SOAP nearly thirty years past Found Il ~
Broadway and druggists'.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
AUSTRIA.

Success Of the Dcak Party in tho Hunga<inn
Elections.
PEsTn, March e. 1869.
The majority or the elections for the Hungarian
Parliament have far resulted in the success Of te
Deak party.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

THE ROAD AGENTS.-This, through
out the great plains of the West and upon
the PHcihc slope, Ia the popular term for
robbers or highwAymen- Tbay are parti-1
cularly numerous along the great routes 70 |
| the Pacific states For an account Of the |
| famous band Of tho Laramie Road
/ Agents, under the terrible Csptain Fair
weather. and what took place at their hid
ing places, and how they were cleaned i
| out BY the jolly cavairynen OF Fortj
| Laramie, sea the story OF RED KNIFE,
| IN THIS WEEKS LEDGER
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Nos. g. Ss, 81 and 80 Crosby street. ncar sprsng
4. H. LUDLOW co. will sell auctisn wednesday.
March a. 1852 at II O'Clock, s the Eschags sesroom Ill
Broadway
Crosby ssrees-The valuable plot % ouna 7srIoo fes
With I've story brick building with nependevt walls, Nos.
s. o. 81 and 6 Crosby street, formerly the New YORK Medf
cal College, and recently occupied By fhean ColIender
In good order. contains fine engine and boiler, -
horse power, nearly OTIS patent hosting spparA,ss IL
heated by erhaust steam, with Ang
and large re and burglar proof ysn. ee.n bu within three
leased GOOD tenants for {SWn year, with
power, leases TO expire May l. ism Pavement 6rst ana
second foors unoccupied Sixty por OF purohas
money may remain on bond aud maftsNse
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
SPAIN.

FREQ Trade DIOvourent In Barceiona.
Madrid, March %, 1859.
A popular demonstration has been made In Bar
cel0na In favor or free trade.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Caina will leave this
port on Wednesday for LiverpOol.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEw YORK REHABILITATION for Eur0pe-wiA
be ready at half-pas ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
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Next Telegram Cartoon.
fiSKIANA.
A WALL STREET CARrc,pN
ON FRIDAY NEXT.

Patent Onires.-Nunn q Co :, Editors sryev-
tfdc American Park row. tsw yosk have had ussriv
tw snty y-nvc years experience IN obtaif ,ine -
AMERICAN AND Ell uRorT AN PATENTS.
Opinions charge. pamphlet INA pssrs IN .v .af In,
formation fres. Address A above. - -
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Rough Reception Of Revolutionists.

HAVANA, march ~, 1859.
Intelligence from st. Domingo reports that General
Luperon aud the other revoiutonists on board the
steamer Telegraph arrived at Plata the authorities
OF which place threatened shoot them II they at
tempted TO land. They therefore left the place aud
at present remain at Saint Marie.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

American Waltham WatchesAThe Most Re-
liable timckeepers made. For sale at lowest New York
prices. T. B. BYNNER CO., 1s9 Brosdwsy, n. r
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

A-Mouey Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Silver, Silks, Shawls, Furniture, &c.
o. O. JUDD, 6os Broadway.
A.-Novelties In Dry Goods. Sagden q
BRADBURY OF Bowery and Blocker street (late
with Lord Taylor. See advertisement in Dry 0os1s
column.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Royal Havana Lcsfcr-s--For Omcsal Draw
TAYLOR CO, Bank ara il ali sirsss New York
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.Mivs, Teucccs and Ornasneatai Halr.-Bea
22I har NE and Har Dyssas. ~ oslseA = nATUat
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Words ef Wisdor. for yc..~ Mo. - -.
kulng rassion 70 routh and early MsDhoed with sehsi
,or we ersnS sna uno'Auuste Sent sealed letter
delphls, Pa s - - s"~
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Morris wilkins, Aucticpeer.

Nissisquoi spring Watcr-Only Kuswu.
remedy for and all diseases OF the Sold
druggists. Depot, SIS broadway. NY
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Set Jrwclry.-.Just Received, q Fresh A.
OF Jet, Cameo other pendant Jewery a
OSBORNE &TowNsEND's, sa Broadway, oerssr OF Spring
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

For Gsents' Hats and Furnishiuw GssoAa.
superior "a sye and quality inferior only In ss, .
Walls, l<l Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

THE GREAT WEST UNvEILEDi
WILD HUNTING SCENESt
THE GREAT PLAINSt
BUFFALOESi
IN THIS WEEKS LED0ERt
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In sAo
world The o perfect dye harmless reliabic inataasans
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Bnich's 4. X. l.. Rye Whiskey.-DistilIcd IN
copper s In Pennsylvania by farmer dsterS In the old
fashioned way, at 81 IS Ger gallon Cal and examine.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Cristad0ra's UneQuallcd Hair Dyo.-sold
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Aasos Hoss
For Gents stylish Hats Gao TO Wallis, .kl1
Fulton street, New York
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rmcrciaI and FInancial Marlxets.

HAVANA, March 22 1869.
Tho sugar market Is buoyant. Sales were made
to-day on basis Of sK q % reas per arrobe for
No. IL Dutch standard. Exchange-On London, 10
II per cent premium; on Paris, per cent dis-
count the United States sixty days. In currency,
Is "a per cent discount; short sight, 23k as22 per
, cant discount
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Go to the Great Sale or Ftuo Rs~dx MADE
Clothing. Cent? and Boys,
BROKAw BROfHERs'
"a Fourth svenus, opposite Coopar nustituts
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Advertisers should remember that
the EVENING TELEGRAM haa ai
circulation greater than any otheri
evening paper in New Yort. l.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Barker's Hirsutu--For the Hair. Free fre4
Tbs only thing to prevent hair falling out s2 Broad
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

"
such member retain for benefit any reward
present rendered him thsrsfor shall be cause Of
from the force Tor any member thereof 70 aay
Board Of Metropolitan Police through the Superintendent
when rewards allowed 10 b. retained members OF ihs
for the bensnt Of the fund All sums from
nye dollars 70 esso and hteen per cent on Al sums sboe
xi,O0-IRuic tsl. Police Rule. and Regulations.
srorIoN S. The Board Of Police. for mcrisorous and
force IN sSs due assh.rss o. his DUTY may permit any
Der OF the police force To retain Tor @ own oenen any
~ or ,n hs Se"posn police Tor any
thereof such reward OF present without notice
thereof Board Of Metropolitan Police Upon recsivng
shall dispose Of for the benefit OF tho
Police Life Insurance Fund.
MEMBERS Of the Metropolitan Police force by way OF ds
cpne and colectabc from salary, and all rewards
and given for account extraordinary services OF any
member of the Metropolitan police force Except when
lowed 70 % ,.nss % ssa % ~ ana s. ~ oaey, NJ % re-
ali prccseds Of Tor penalties under this amended act,
ss oo :" s ps s Ss an
count = kebopoaan Poes Act, Passed April 25 1864.
Mr.. Hawiey then stated that Captain Young handed
him his resignation on the nth Instant about four
r. NJ; that there was no commissioner In the otfce
at the time aud that the following day It was pre-.
sented to the Board. who refused TO accept It.
ON motion OF Commissioner Bosworth the question
was put a. 10 whether or not Captain John y Young
should be dismissed the department
Judge Bosworth, In answering to hts name, voted
aye
Commissioner Manterre said that he regretted the
necessity which compelled him TO cast the vote ne
intended. Captain Young had been known tn the
although he had been often assailed and had had
several trials he had come out Of all OF them trunl-
phantly. la tho case which had Just been tried he
felt that tha Oaptain hal acted wrongly. and ox ne
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

The Great Cartoon Paper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
LETTERS FROM NEXT DOOR"

A lady, named Mrs. Calhoun, is said tc
be the authoress of the delightful letter.
under this title now appearing in the New
York Tribune. They Are descriptive of a
visit to Nevada and California, and rival in
their graphic style the best of Dickens ct.
forts. Here is her description of Carson
City, Nevada:
| So, following superb sunset,
a field of fire wherein the black pines on
the crest of tie Sierras lighted themselves
and slowed with color, we all drove on
/ again, and found what looked like the Happy
| Valley. The Carson River had dressed it.
self with yellow lilies and great wreaths OF
| floating leaves, and ran lightly on beside us
all the way, delighting in the green fields il
had rescued f.om the waste. For, for the
/ frs, time in many days, days Of desert sand
aud barren mountains, meadow and wheat
| field, and garden and orchard smiled on US
through the dusk, and seemed to have a
dearer than human welcome. Carson is
such cheerful and undaunted little town !;
it settled down so brightly in a fOrbidding
place and went to work so blithelv to make
it fair; it has SO much to do and yet never
neglects to look pretty and wear such fes-
tive green; it seems to have such good
word for everybody, plainly thanking the
great mountains be hind for shelter and the
busy river for help, and even the ugly waste
for not encroaching further-thatit seems in
memory one of the most charming places
it has been my good fortune TO know.
New friends who insisted that they were old
friends made US welcome, and there was even
a levee at the Governors, which was for
all the world like levee at Albany, except
that there were fewer people, and they were
rather more extensively dressed. After we
went back-Diana and Ito our own quar-
tiers, our bright hostess sang US Spanish
songs, with Spanish grace and Spanish
brightness, and Italian songs with Italian
passion, and English songs with English
truth and feeling. And our wise host, who
knew all the law that ever was declared, and
all the books that ever were written, and who
was a crack farmer besides, told US how
Carson had grown up, and what irrigation
will do for the barren waste around and
how in a single season, under that sun,
shrubs shot into trees, and seeds of fruit
grew up almost to bearing. Carson thinks
it parsimony not to offer two or three crops
where our more niggardly fields feel it gem
erous to have yielded one. Every year her
agricultural triumphs are greater, and our
friend. the Judge, laughed to remember
how, being appointed Committee on Fruit
at the County Fair, seven or eight years ago,
he had found one gnarly apple on plate, as
the entire display, and awarded the first prize
to its exhibitor; feeling that he could afford
to laugh when now his own garden was
famous for its fruit, and the whole country
eager to excel. Carson houses are the small
white cottages again but there Is scarcely one
without its blossoming door-yard and crowd
ed garden, and better still, its busy citizens
have planted trees in all the streets
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
Typog-aphical-Ths JOB Printers and
the typographical Union

There seems to be a firm determine
ton on the part of the owners of job
printing offices to cut down the present
prices for composition charged by the
Typogra phical Union. The following
advertisement appears from the house
of Edward Bosqui Il Co.:
s'Notice to Printers: Finding IL i'm :
possible TO compete with firms whose
expenses are fifty per cent. less than
those in this city, and knowing that
the cost of living is not higher in San
Francisco than in Chicago and New
York, the undersigned, determined to
give the people of California the benefit
of the competition created by the com :
pletion of the Pacific Railroad, has de
cided to reduce the price of all descrip.
tions of book and job printing to the
same rates as rule in the principal East
ern and Western cities. AS the mem
bers of the Typographical Union refuse
to assist in affecting this reform, which
is imperatively demanded by the ext
gencies of business, steady employment
is offered to competent bands at the
rates proposed by the employing prin-
tiers at the recent meeting of the Typo.
graphical Union. f. BosQUI Il Co"
By reference TO our advertising col
umns it will be fouud thar still another
employing printer advertises for hands
at 81 per diem. Other houses are about
to follow suit, and there is no doub,
thai, SO far as the job Offices are con
cerned, the Union will have to reduce
its rates.. +. Chronicle.
1t would seem as if Chicago were
getting very near us-and coming closer
every day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
QUEER THINGS IN LONDON
Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Richie re-
lates the following in her last Loudon
letter to the San Francisco Chronicle:
LONDON, November II, 1869.

While we were penniug our letter TO
California last Saturday, London was
shouting itself hoarse with delight, or
at least supposed TO be thus Loyalty oc-
cupled, because her Majesty was visit
ing the city in state TO open the new
Blackfriars bridge and the Holborn via
duct. All the journals of the day,
which we have seen, chronicle her en-
ihusi4stic reception, the vociferous
cheers with which she was greeted, the
almost frantic excitement created by her
presence; but we received our own pri
waite account from three eye witnesses,
who saw her at different points of her
Journey. and one of them enjoyed priv
leges which allowed him 10 be near her
during the most interesting portions of
the cermony. We are assured by all
three that there was total and most
remarkable absence of loyalty and en-,
thusiasm; that shouts of welcome were
few and died out coldly when started,
and that now and then some very de-
cjed Kisses were heard.
Our informants also agreed in saying
that John Brown appeared to be an OBJ
ject of quite as much interest as Her
Majesty. Before the appearance
of the royal cortege there wee
ocular discussions among the
crowd, and bets exchanged in regard to
his presence or absence. When the
Queens carriage appeared, with the
Scotch gillie in his Highland costume.
and royal ''funkey" seated on the
dickey behind, there was general ex-
clamatiou of s'There be is, for all the
world ~ "That's he That's John
Brown" "There he goes !" and some
boisterous wag sang out, "Three cheers
for John Brownl' which were duly
given. The selfconscous John was no
doubt highly fattered, but he could not
quite make up his mind to initiate his
sovereign mistress and bow his thanks
The cool unconcern with which English
people allow themselves to joke about
the Queens marked preference for her
fayori,e gillie, and the kind of jokes
tolerated, haze long struck US with
wonder. Ofcourse it is all ga joke bnt
it might shock very blunted sense of
propriety when that joke familiarity
calls the Queen Of Great Britain "Mrs.
Brown"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07
THE LATEST NEWS.

The following items of late Eastern
news are taken from the telegraphic
dispatches of the Gold Hill News OF
last evening
NEw YORK, December Ill is be-
lieved that the following are FIVE Of the
nine United States Supreme Judges
For the Circuit of Illinois, Wisconsin
and Indiana, Judge Drunmond Iowa,
Minnesota, etc, Judge Dillon; Pacific
Coast, Judge Hoffman; Ohio, Michigan
Kentucky aud Tennessee, Judge Bolard;
Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, Ala
bama and Texas, Judge Durant. There
has been heated and prolonged contest
over New York, Vermont and Connecii-
cut. The Attorney General recommends
Lewis b. Woodruff, of New York.
A special says an agent of several
planters in South Carolina has started
for California to engage Chinese labor
ers for their cotton fields.
WAsHISGroS, December "a memo
rial signed BY many prominent citizens
of the District, will be presented to
Congress on Monday, asking for the
passage of a bill for the incorporation
of a joint stock company, TO be desigua-
ted the Industrial Exhibition Company;
embodying such privileges as they may
Justly ask Congress to accord to an en-
;erprise designed for the benefit of the
country.
A man from the West, named Bevis,
who was prominent and active among
the members of the last sersion, has re-
turned to Washington to revive the agi-
tation of the subject of the removal of
the capital.
No doubt there will be a quorum of
the members of each branch of Congress
on Monday.
Prominent Virginiaus now here are
satisfied that the President in his mes
sage will recommend the immediate
admission of that State.
Senator Brownlow has arrived. His
health is much better than las, winter.
PHILaDELPHIs, December 3.-A petit
ton signed by 10000 persons, will be
forwarded TO Washington tonight to
be presented to Congress on Monday,
asking the recognition of the Cuban
rebels as belligerents.
WASHINGTON, Docembe- "A large
number CT persons, Including several
Senators and representatives, had in,
terriews with the President 10 day.
Among them was Horace Greeley, Sem
ator Lewis OF Virginia, Drake, Came
ron. and several Senators from tue
Southern States, and Representative
Logan, Van Horn, and many Others.
A delegation of soldiers from New York
were received by the President.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07

Down in franklin county, Maine, recent
Iy. a close listed farmer died, after devising
one dollar to his only son. The old gentle
man was duly buried in the venerable church
ward, which suffered terrible washing away
by the food, and little while afterward his
bodywas found opposite the son place, hav-
ing been brought down the river long dis
lance. When the tender hearted son was IN
formed OF the fact he made the touching re-
mark, Probably come back after that dol
lar"
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to enter into the controversy which ex-
cites the literary ambition of Mr.. Bar
re,t or the polemical pugnaciiy of Mr..
Bentley; but none may patiently bear
the posting Of offensive lies BY such a
notorious and shameless drab as the
San Francisco Call.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-07

Two negroes playing billiards in Detroit
ouarreled. One hit the other tremendous
blow over the head with the butt of = cue; the
spIinters few. and the assailed darkey paus-
ed to remark: Nov Sam, stop and less rea-
son dis yers thing little"