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New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
ROBBERY OF A RUBBER JEwELRY FACTORY
I,~,os Dooln ond Andrew Baldwin were

James Begin ana AnuIeW DaluW,h WIZ mvio
brought before Justice Kelly at tho fofkyiie focc
Court yesterday afternoon, charged with 0bDng Tue
premises No. Frstave owned by Mr. VIM Massey as
mannfactOry OF rubber jewery Of 600 sets OF imitation
rubber jcwery valued at $500 Tho burglary was elected
on the night OF the 10th inst, by gaming an entrance
through a skylight on the roof few nights supse-
Guenty the prisoner Baldwin, In company with Begn'
visited their clubroom at the rear OF No "a? IhId-
ave- In basement. where number OF young
men between the ages OF Is and years
congregate nightly, and displayed poS ich Mmeh
Mr. Massey Identifies tho ono IN Wmch
His properly was contained In his premises
Baldwin asked OF his brother members u ne Eona
not like 20 have some ewery for his sister but belns
answered in the gaye, he then proposed 10 SCI soo
of the ewery which he said he had In the box baiaM
acknowledged having inado great hauP lew nixnts
before Officers Dalberg and Kilem OF inc twenty ~
Precinct WHO arrested the prisoners Iounu cOncoaeu III
the cellar Of their residence 500 worth Of tne JoWeuy
Tie yonng man To whom Baldwin had made the propos'
ton TO accept some OF the iewelry turned evidence,
ma aid also two others OF the Club undoubtedly feaB
that they might themselves be connected win me an'
and ON their testimony the prisoners were arrested
tce KoIy remaDded them until TOMORROW moFuhB'
when he Will dispose OF the case
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MAGALDo, TaEj con
VICTED MURDERER.

Donate IMagaldO, convicted on Tuesday of
the murder Of john Ryland in Ba1erst and sentenced
10 imprisonment for life. taken from hs cell IN the
Tombs at midnight for removal TO Sing Sing. Officer
Moran ahd another officer had charge Of the prisoner
and neither OF them noticed anything singular his
appearance or department until they reached YODkcrs
when Moran remarked spot OF blood on Magaldos neck
te and saw that bis face unnaturally pale. An
animation developed the fact that Magaldo previous TO
leaving his cell had cut his throat with piece Of broken
ass or tn having resolved 10 bleed TO death rather
than be Dcarccrated for lifetime in prison The wound
as pound up and properly attended TO- and at o'clock
the prisoner turned warden the prlson
" ~ not thought that he survive.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

no one had left hotel but HoSnn hs ana mo s1 soh
for whose respectablity ho could vouc sne down 70
e double skeleton s n 5fSs S %6 ocen sae
- ~ Tora ND edn OF course there was no longer
any doubt as to who were the actual thieves Hotel pro
Of be gestT so FAR can be ascertaned nave os
anything ,....h.o @. N,oho,.s Note, dis
coyered a man named Frank Morris leaving the hotel
cIo valued at 500, which he had taken
tom The mantle piece IN the parlor. He Was arralgned
~ Tafarson Market yesterday afternoon and committed
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
THURSDAY, Feb. 25-P. ".

G. old opened at 1921, sold at 1921, 1891, 1929,
closing at 1924 S1s2a The cearngs at the Gold Ex-
change Bank ss79OO aud tho balance s3OeSSi7 49,
Cash gold was In demand oanng at p "a per cent
for carryng the largest transactions were made at per
cent The steamer took out 5000 in specie TO-
day. '..
Government bonds strong at advance lsper
cent from the cosiug prices Of yesterday The passage
Of the schenck bill by the House stimulated heavy de-
mand from the foreign houses and the domestic orders
for investment showed large increase The advance In
London to-day II per cent this fact shows what the
passage the bill by the Senate would do to improve our
credit abroad The regular dispatches were delayed uu-
I'll hour, but private dispatches were In the hands
OF brokers Of the Associated Press quoting
bonds at London at sO Upon their reception there was
great rush buy and the quotations show the follow
ing advance from the morning quotations. IS OF 81, of
both classes advanced per cent; Coupon cas- s CAS-
65s, III New e5s a. 67s. d '6S u lo4Os J. AT tho ad-
vance there was active demand The market closed
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE By CIGAR
MAKERS r. . ........ ..
tL C.ou,J tba dofonlont ia n cigar maDu-

factrer nj No 1877 Bowery lie is charged BY Revenue
Officer Bernard Hess with having defrauded the Govern
Went ont OF largo sums of money by startngand running
yarouscr manufactures under bogus Internal revenue
bonds for payment OF taxes IL Is alleged IN the am
dayjts of Hess that, In furhcranCe OF this sceme no
conspired on the oath Of August. leGS, with Scheun q
Dnger 10 such factory nj No. RldBet., anu oi
brandt to nun q similar establishment at No 81 suffolk.
ar Assistant Attorney Emerson who conducted
fhe case for tho Government introduced tho testimony
OF Hess which was substantially the sano as gwen III
Hcsss nidayits after which the further nearing was
adjourned to the LIST proXme.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
THE HERMAN BOUNTY FRAUD CASE.

This case, in which the defendant Is charged
with defrauug soldiers and their families out OF bounty
due them down for further examination on
the ?6h inst Mr. Abner B. Newcoub. Special Agent OF
the Second Auditors Department, stated that very
large number Of the books ana papers 0i the dcIendah
together with numerous discharges Of parties Claiming
b6unty from him. arc now within the jurisdiction OF tho
Court IL tisconsdcred doubtful whether tho defendant
Will personally appear again before the Commissioner or
surrendcr sufficient amount of properly 10 CVN0i lho
claims made against him.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
HOTEL rH1rurs

On Wednesday evening two men entered the
American Hotel, at the corner Of Clntonplsce and
Broadway, and registered themselves as T. Hogan and
son" They requested TO be called early ard soon after
ward retired. Mr. Redneld one Of the proprietors on
arising found that his gold watch was mssins Tis ,xi
Iet containing o had also disappeared from his pata
looms pocket lie Informed Capt Carey OF his loss and
that officer detailed Detective fully TO work I'D te caso
ON reaching the hotel tho officers found tho guests
tembed In tho Office. They all professed their Mi.
ingness 70 70 searched. The clerk declared that
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

49,, -...,oa q, n preyious nesting. Assistant. Alder
man PncEney that he had M ,s minutes Of
a.. oom m counc and that Mr.. j. II. Tobtt had maae
similar OFFER and Ne Mr P6esney, hopeSa pSo 'na had had
6s matter referred them would render ther rePoi'
90 Tho Roard AT Its next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
COURT CALENDARs-Tm, DAY.

SUPREME CoURr CRcUIr-PART III.-No. 7Gl--
ReAde agt Swestser ct al
SUPREME CouRT-CHAsiBERs. Rs.-Adlourned for the
Tern. ...r. ID. .-.. " -
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM.-Part I--Nos.
L-ho' LOG. S52 e2o 40. 8Gl eIs CO., - ''I'
a.. MARINE CoUHT-GEEERAL TERM.--Calendar con-
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
Hon. ID. A. Wells.
Philadelphia, Feb. IL, 1860.

the moment here referred erporus TO e e1
tert of 3OOOO OF silks hushed aees In AZ
compressed form that thsy could have been VI M
tuna each = -
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
THE MARKETS.
rc,r.solI, reported for Tn. TarsUss. I

[csrefuliy reported for TIE TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. Fob rs. ls&l
ASHES-The market for Pots steay and moderately scbe al ~
flSg. Pearls are nominal az SO IS
COrToS-The demand moders and prices are teas
Ielc lower closing irregular Holders. boseEe rae sr pe.
and the ofeogs comparatively hsh s
nntr acrota
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.

Per VTarl5 and KesITOQdA -. -
Pm 9s hush Wheat, bush. Cora O3o bash os
h.s pxs saI hsh Ms 56 bush Seed. 29 bosh Beans
bush Pes 2a5 Lbs Flour bb Cora Meal 2H6 ar Cora As
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

pKTROLkIlM-Tne market dull and prices have aonnSsN
re auoe Crude In but 707ltc Refined eond 90 s
sno a, Sc for standard White sales r extent fe iof ns'a
aud DC for April -. ..,.- =, A, ,,.... ..l,s Il
RiCR-RansoOn has been ras more active a. @ price,; ~ .
clos -, -, N .,..... ~ s.ssrs
ARsRaus have with less freedom aud all CLASSES o. ess
are awaiting further stea The onsrngs
ncrsss and holder, s asking full l6l+c for r t
Sc hhds mostly at 4 al3 for Cubs and ~ eslss a
Haysna l3ia5c sales aso yestefy shd 70 ~ -. O.
Cuba 70 arrive (par from Phladephal a. Dt@''se H''
at 21l d1Ulc for Hama ..,.,., r. c.... .rJ Al $40
"a rs Tor Timothy Rough Seed 10 salAbs A.
There whatever Calcutta insd 90 - ~ IA
The sane We qaoe % 80 gold, Ia BOsson' saa -
gold, here. ..r.xhat nominal q
nsrEc, Is more active bat prices are lovers sax"
800 10 at lllatllc -, -, .,..... ..i.. af u
bba al 9sd9ce., tar paid
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

Money is in good supply at 697 per cent ON call to
Brokers or miscellaneous stocks, and at per cent on
Govornment Bonds
Sterling Exchange dull and steady at quotations.;
London 90 days. iO9laloOi; London. sight, lO9lSlc9a;
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

MiSdias ........as as. 29iSai 2sf92sl 2s.9p
ss .t g.: s.; s 81 g:
TGSu AND = 4H tI s .si
.:Ss % no s1d SPsS' @ & as s 5 I % g M fs saSs. Ss,ps s.s
% % 2: .. sss % S'ss1 . e % sS SsSs e !; 60 o. 'S
shse 81 sgDs wsat astrss Sc asa 50
Ei g go q IS .I sgSns 45ls ~ 9I w"ss ss %ss.
Indians aud Michigan 81 Sss for Mh,ts Wheat do d. sse
sI sG 9 cafaIs az Tssr %S t Sg% .s.y
.5 ~ for S. S ar. as p1s on scs.S -Four @ rsq.
and eSS the los grade, are sa,bs b Sc s 81
ST S5,, Ss,T .aI a s1i Sna Sa and IS sS ~ t Fn
:i.sd 2 and AZ for ar i'ts d%sad aSs s'T sale:
NAL sHn a. and E more .s,s T IS I ~ S SS and for Br.siyssa
ssesSs.s 81 f,q, p III sIiI Ss "a heavy ..
.. ,s 8 are 5 S%S S M1 81 @ cS. Srs IL S:
s y n WS S1;;ss S:s. sSsf !. sssss s e. .r uS n:a s:
ian for small lots. aud Amber DO Os Pys ,ses
for and - s. e. " % Ss.o the Later an sI'rsss enc.
s S ni ed demand ana rather esssr
Ohio ard ws,sIs tern, at ~ - y 81: :S s .Sd .I' s
m @ asI. and ss s"SS demand r ;Ss bone trade gs.
S:S ssS Western VEse Mixed At SSs sio., .s.s
Western White wsss5a yellow a. y ssoe sssSsm "Aaa
GTSNgs-Ths market for beth Dag, and Cloth rsHaiu, QUA
though prices are arm " quote 9e boz the ''rDs' AID se M
hAYUpd.r eoaiSsd liberal receipts md Sn, 9a.n ;%...
the market onssaes aSS quote M.ni 4 e sS ID
HOPS-Th demand for only moderate and lh naEh
remains ern a, unchanged rates, we quote S'e " S@0 ' hn
MohHssss~Hclders ar. sra ud ,r.ns and bua
light; only 50 hhdA NeS Cop Porto Rico n o<.
ard IS bhls. New-Orleans al esc. ..ox,
NAVAL STORES dull Spirits lower; ne h aasH%
Resins q. 81 so for Good Strained Tar steady :,
Lhssed continues 6rm aud there has been sr d
o3 for casks aud bb BOsish do Is quiet smsh
sales nj 81 f, Oils there has beea mojerate deA
Unchanged quote Whale at 20 and Sperm "a
Ma nNaetnr e quiet and prices nominal.
PROvSIONS-The Pork dr and
iuaY lower; the there activity The
eop Athe regular 1850 bbs, al SJ hf %
Mess Mesa s2T Is for Extra Prime and Se t Wt
tern Prime for delivery We hear OF no saes Be cay
demand but prices unchanged sales oil ~ bos
8slT PLAZA Mess aud Sl2dss for bIia Ness Ia efve gee
activity bat prices eAsirr ssss d %
sSa 80 and ss0a s3i for ihtis Ms bee'
are better demand but At steady pnees sales 81 20 eos
go Cut Meats heavy and dll; s y.
Dry sad Shoulders l3ic Bacon doll and Prices
ina. Dressed Hogs weak quote q; letdS M -
iJi6l3Ic lard good temasd sn pe arc . ,ei.
800 l7ieslc Tor No lsisys ior J' G s,sr.
for far 70 prre Steam aud gi Isle for Kettle Rendered 70, ~
delivery Ise for this week. isS nF hAren 'D1 "
April -, IA AM .s,,,,Iss
prices o good choice grades Of New York State maze
have AZ tue small quantity remaining 10 zoe hi'
ofdrmen rush has been made TO secure Sha'
hu, adsaucng country that requires ,ss
purchasers fair prooS Ihs 0eLS
small and demand goOd their expectations are likely 70 %
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mazzlni has published work entitled "Political
Testament to the Italians"
magnificent silver crown has been purchased by
subscription IN England and deposited on the tomb
Of the late Emperor MaXimillian.
woman residing in Liverpool tried to kill her
and then setting fire to his clothes.
The Duke of Argyll, Secretary for the Indian De-
partment Is said to have placed his youngest son
In London commercial house III the tea trade.
The recent violent hailstorms in the south OF
France are reported to have done much damage to
the fruit crops especially in the district OF AK,
Provence
Un the Prince Imperial's birthday the Pope sent
the Emperor of the French returned mis- cordial &C.
acknowledgement.
Fresh troubles have occurred at Borgo San Domino,
near Bologna, Italy, on account Of the mill tax and
several companies OF troops have been despatched
to suppress them.
The Municipal Council of Berlin proposes to give
all primary education gratis sand will for that pur
pose include the sum Of 400 thalerS In the budget
Of city expenses.
The soldiers in Prussia whose terms OF service ex-
pires In the ensuing autumn are TO be sent home
next June-ShOuld nothing serious occur by which
their services Will be required
Calcraft the English executoner, has been en-
gagged by the authorities TO apply the "car' to con-
victed garrOters, when he has any time 10 spare
from his more serious occupation.
The Paris Figaro classifes the Spanish press OF
Madrid as fOOws:-F1fteen journals for the Duke Of
Montpensier five for the Iberical Union, six republ
can two for Don Carlos ana two for Isabella.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

typical, gentlemen; the foliage Is bright. Tho
hOneysuckle too, will be appropriate.
'Paras0ls Will be perfectly ablaze when the sun
shines upon them, as the favorites will be oran2s
and bright blue. Fichus and chemisettes are 10 be
very varied, some crossing like the paysanne on
open bodices Others low behind ana draped only In
'front.'
"rrimmings, not ruche peat or frill, are fringes
ana lace Jewelry Is to be all artistic enamel Fioren-
line armament; rings large Ovals set with pearls.
Fans are TO be painted water c0l0r5 on SILK aud
mounted on cedar or sandal wood.
"Gentiemen, you will observe that do not men-
ZION reiorm-on the contrary increased charges, in-
creased Quantities OF material for frils and ruche;
put renect that we are initiating the times OF the
derogate or suffer from comparison. See to It, gen
tlemen, Tor l am not responsible; am above re-
sponsibility; should the people attack my govern
ment shall look to one OF you to denOunce your
own ilegaites and Irregularities but the work "
cutting up must be continued.
"The fashions OF the rOi solicit not to be scanuly
carried out. We have the spun purple. gold and
sal bath and fumigated bOudoirs. We are coming
to our morning levees, to the times when we shall re-
ceve company while reclining in our couches under
pink satin and lace. We are coming back to the
scenes painted by Hogarth; so gentlemen. brush up
your loyalty, for when the crash comes shall look
to you for defence such as was not granted to Mario
AntOtDette in her troubles. And whys Because
am not responsible party, and to you, gentlemen,
Will be laid all the blame"
This latter part of the speech was said with ter
rlble vehemence. Fashion then rose, bowed and re-
tired. Soon after all we penipotentaries left the
salon for the banquet hail. and, though rather star
tled felt as pacific towards each other as the five
VINO sat over the Eastern question, and constantly
partook OF champagne with just as much gusto.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

Progress of Pacifcation-SaInave's Cause Re.
ported Succcssful-COndition Of the CacOs.
PORT AIT PRINCE March Oh 1890

Progress of PacihcatiOn--SaInavc's Cause Re.
ported Successful-COndition of the CacOs.
PORT AU PRINCE March 90, 1869.
The successes of the regular government continue.
The President has been away from here now ten
days, in the neighborhood OF Gonaives where he IL
bravely defending his cause. series OF successes
have attended him there and the CacOs have been
repulsed every side. Their principal position in
the siege of Gonaives, Fort Bienac, which CON-
manded that town, has been captured from
them by the regular troops under General
Victorin Chevalier, the guns spiked and the
fort entirely destroyed. This is heavy
blow for the Cacos in the vicinity OF Gonaives. The
Aux Cages actively besiegng that town. The inte-
rlor Of the South is nearly entirely reopened to
travel and traffic, the cities still In possession OF
the rebellion being actively besieged by land by the
government troops. The port Of Aquin is now the
only open port In the South A small schooner
arrived here three days ago. having offered her cargo
at Jacmel, Aux Cages and Jeremie, ana In neither
town was there money nor produce sufficient to
purchase 1t. The port OF st. Marc Is the only one
held by the rebels where there Is any business DONG
Before the successes Of the government at Con-
aives and the capture OF Fort Bienac some appre-
henson was felt here and exchange and produce
were pushed by spectators 70 a very high figure.
Since the news arrived here OF these successes more
security is felt and trade will probably soon attain
Its usual proportions.
The Haytien gunboat Salnave Is before Gonaives
with the President Heavy deliveries OF coffee from
the coast still continue, and will undoubtedly remain
for about two months before the crop Is ex-
hausted.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
FRANCE.
The Army Contingent Bill In the French
Chaurbers-speeches Of VI. Ernest Picnr
and Marshal Mel.

On the bill for calling out the annual contingent
OF 100000 men which the imperial government
f''liEmpire cest la palx'l has made normal, M
Picard IN a short terse speech. summed up the Oh
jections OF the opposition. He said
"For ten years we protested, In spite OF overwhem-
we have now the satisfaction to ind that we have
made converts, for the learned reporter OF the COM
mite this year admits that this sat SIZED the
most competent military men, and was at the same
time distasteful TO the public. The army dotatOn
fund, which for ten years we also attacked
Tended, Is now given up as bad job.
With such encouragement before us, ! feel no
timdity In expressing q doubt whether the new
Army act OF February, 1868, Will last long
years hope II may not. Its first and great fault
Ia that II has double aspect. Some see
In the hands OF government standing army OF
one million TWO hundred thousand men, and
dIverts from industrial pursuits oil the youth OF
the country, while, according TO another view-and
II is this aspect which has been most frequently pa.
raded before the chamber whose dislike OF war does
aud the arts OF peace because 1t practically reduces
tho terra OF military service to four years and n
half NJ. Picard denied that the law good either
for war or peace. They had one million two hun
dred thousand men upon paper, and II was alleged
that that effective number might be under arms
The Mobile National Guard was at this moment
wholly unorganlzed only few caDtans had re-
ceived commissions. The law, In reality, had been
made al ponpdm et OstenfdftoneTt. Many families
OF influence, no doubt benefited by the way In
wnlch the law had been allowed 70 sleep, but
without fortune who were liable, at the pleasure oi
! the government, TO serve for nine years pressed
heaNly upon tue country. The io'c represented M
| p0s'ct " a psrsDnN government mitch gM not knotc
The New York herald., 1869-04-04

at Vienna, and by taking upon herself the responsi.
biity OF helping lay Europe at the feet OF great
military despotism she would be false 10 ner 0wn
national interests and betray the cause oi ciVhiza-
ton.
We have desire TO be the servants Of iEr
few nations possess the OF making their RUE eqn
odiogs Essentially military and they are he
rrenehman in three words soldier p conmea anu
by the voice Of history and by the srcures npon
nation Germany herse has snnsd tine ins
brute concerned but not by me sprt
Papal Rome rules not the mpsrn sov
brain and the vtas OF the haton anu
with French supremacy In Europe should see ne rvva'
OF that fatal alliance of the papacy with the epnc "nie
forefathes destroyed at the cost OF their boou
The Di,itto then declares itself equally opposed 10
the military preponderance OF Germany ana nlslsts
upon the advantages dervable from close aillance
with Austria remodeed according to the exlgencles
OF the time, "a monarchtcaf Switzerland, iormed ny
the union OF liberty ana tradition"
The question: what Is to be done should clrcu.a ra
stances absolutely compel Italy to draw the sw0rd
Is reserved by the DitttO for second article But
is not easy to fOresee what Its decision Is 10 Pc
considering how literally the lash OF the Journalist
has been Piled on either side. But France mas on
the whole, come in for the heavier share OF the
punishment.
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
BELGIUM.
Terrible Explosion aud Loss Of Life.

terrible explosion took place at Saintes, near
Hail. IN Belgium on the 18th inst. In the premises OF
NJ. Joachim Aavaux, large fax manufacturer ne
and his son were experimenting the w0rkmen IN
and forced or the roof The son was thrown down,
and the father with the exception OF his head was
some minutes in this dangerous position, and when
extricated his left leg found to be broken. the
warehouse which was full OF fiaX caught fire. FIVE
wOrkmen were also burned in the ruins. Sylvia
Brennaert was the first body found Adele de Spige-
iier and Mathilde Borremans when discovered, were
found to be partly calcined. Hortense Lebacy ana
Leocade CrOiseaux were discovered later In the
day. All were dead The boiler OF the steam engine
was thrown 100 metres from its position, and row
OF trees which 1t struck was completely shattered.
N. HavauX Is in very dang erOus state
The New York herald., 1869-04-04
STREET INSTRUCTIONS.
East Forty.ninth Street.

To THE EDUoR OF THE HERALD
The condition of East Forty ninth street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues calls for immediate action
on the part of the proper authorities Private soicita-
tion has been useless and n slight enumeration OF
the annoyances will convince any one that at this
season further patience Is out OF the question. The
street Is well nigh impossible from neglect. con-
nectlon was made with the sewer months ago
and the pavement Ia still unreplaced. The street
has not been swept since last fall and the heaps of
dirt which had been collected have long since re-
solved themselves into the general chaos. Piles Of
building materials have been nuug down at random,
Impeding travel In an unusual manner. AZ for tho
mud pedestrians are deferred from calling In this
neighborhood since the walking is more like
country road Just now than a fine street IN fash
ionabe precinct OF New York.