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The New York herald., 1870-01-15
TtLEGRAPRlC NEWS ITEMS.

Keating's planning mill In Portland street. Boston,
was yesterday destroyed by fire; loss $4,000.
Ex-Governor John s. Barry, OF Michigan, died at
Constantine yesterday aged sixty-elght years.
The Mime Legislature yesterday adopted me.
morial and resolution Of respect to the memory or
the late Senator Fessenden.
John W. Proctor, a retail dry goods dealer in
Chestnut street, Philadelphia is reported as having
absconded with about 100000 His liabilities are
said to be about Sl23000
II. q. Nelson has been removed from the position
OF agent and warden OF the sing Sing Prison, ana a
man named RUSSELL or Ulster county, appointed In
his stead the change to take effect February 10.
train on the Boston ana Albany Railroad
into a team at crossing IN Beckett, Mass. ycster.
Samuel b. Allen, OF Holyoke, was seriously injured
Under instructions from United states Collector
Stners the stock OF all the wholesale. liquor dealers
In Newburg were seized yesterday oB the ground
that the properly was not properly stamped
A few nights ago three robbers entered the house
OF Mr.. II. Smith, near Louisville, KY They were
nred upon by Mr. Smith with double .barrelled shot
gdn, who killed one and fatally injured another.
The Hudson river is again closed. The steamboat
Connecticut reached Low Point twelve miles south
OF poughkeepsie, Yesterday morning but could go no
further, in consequence or the ice distractions.
She returned to New York. !
Mr.. Deery declines Mr.. Dions challenge to play
another game OF billiards for wager on the ground
Of Injustice to other contes for the champions
cue and that he may be called East at any moment
to play his next competitor, Mr.. Rudolph OF
Chicago.
suit for SANDER instituted by Mrs. Mary Ann
Rivers against her father Henry G. Becker, or Liv
tngston n. y, which has been on trial before Judge
Hogeboom, In Hudson, was terminated yesterday
morning by the jury bringing in verdict OF SO 500
damages for the plaintiff.
A row occurred in dance house at Ellsworth,
Kansas, O few nights ago. which resulted In the
killing Of Samuel M. MeeKer. After the parties had
retired for the night some unknown parties entered
the house and shot Fanny Collins. Ettle Baldwin and
George Gardnertne former and latter tally-wnlle
tney were In their rooms.
Samuel Baker, q negro, who was under sentence
OF death In Henry county, Va, was taken before
Judge Underwood IN the United States District
Court yesterday on a writ OF habeas corpus and re-
leased from custody on the ground that the court
which tried him was Illegal under tAc Reconstruction
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YACHTING.
Tho Americas Cup--AdditionaI Corresp0nd-
encc.

Tho Americas Cup-AdditionnI Correspond-
cncc.
sUEz CANAL, PORT SAID, Egypt, Nov. IA. 1869.
II. MORTON, Esq, New York Yacht Club No. Al Wall
street, New York;
DEAR SiR-You are aware that have already had
Tie pleasure to sand you the necessary certificate
enable the Cambria to sail for the 1851 Cup; but
unfortunately, the committee did not consider my
Communication OF the Sd OF October 1868, az formal
SIX months notice, and this circumstance. far as
! KNOW only prevented my leaving for New York on
OF ABOUT the lst OF september ast 10 compete the
cup In question, as Intended,
MY movements and engagements Tor six months
mere are uncertain; but II wish to contest for the
1901 Cup nave no choice but to give The stipulated
nolce ana to trust that circumstances may not pre-
vent my acting thereon.
Mr. Bennett mas the option OF racing the Cambria
from Cowes to New York any time IN March, or
from the lst TO the l5tn July, 1S70-no conditions.
On the possibility or Mr. Bennett electng to saii in
March, give you SIX months notice OF my intention
10 race Tor the Cup on the 10th OF May 1870, the
course to be triangular course from Staten Island
lorty miles out TO sea and back.
Tne Cup having been won at Cowes under the
rules OF the Royal Yacht Society, 1t thereby follows
that no centreboard vessel can compete against the
Cambria IN this particular race, out in all other
respects must conform 10 the stipuaeons and rules
OF the New York YACHT Club.
kuie seven ot the Royal Yacht Society states:-No
vessels winch are lifted with machinery for shifting
keels or otherwise shall be permitted to enter for
prizes given by the Royal Yacht squadron.
remain. dear sir, yours truly,
JAMES ASHBURY.
OFFICE SECRETARY New YORK YACHT CI.UBl
No Al wall street, \. f>Jan. 10, 1870 !
JAMES AsHBURY. Esq.:-
DEAR SIR--In answer to your communication from
Suez OF November IA, 1869, we beg leave again to
call your attention to the conditions upon which the
New York Yacht club holds the challenge Cup won
by the America, from some or which there Is no
power 10 deyiatc.
Among Others, when challenged by the represen-
tatlvo OF any foreign yacht club ''n case OF dlsa-
greement as TO terms,n The match is 10 be sailed
according to the rules and sailing regulations OF the
club IN possession.
While desirous OF meeting your views as far as
possible, In other matters pertaining TO the match
under no circumstances can this committee enter
tain proposal which excludes from the race any
yacht duly qualified to sail under the rules and sail
ing regulations OF the New York Yacht Clup.
Respectfully GEORGE l.. SCHUYLER
MOSES ii. GRINNELL,
+. OSGOOD,
Committee.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1870.
General orders from headquarters announce that
the following regiments will Interchange posts
during the spring and summer OF 1870, Wiz
= The Thirteenth Infantry with the Seventh infantry
the Eighth cavalry with the Third cavalry.
The commanding general Of the military division OF
Missouri, General Sheridan, Will give such orders as
Will accomplish this transfer at the least cost TO the
United and at the least risk to the military interests
involved He Will at first cause such part OF the Third
cavalry as can be spared to be put In motion for Ari
zOnR as early as the season justles it, and the re-.
mainder as fast as similar detachments arrive from
Arizona.
The commanding general OF the military division
OF the Pacific General Thomas Will cause Us large o
part OF the Eighth cavalry as can be spared to
to New Mexico as early as possible and the remain
der OF the regiment when the first detachment OF the
Third cavalry has reached Arizona.
The military division commanders will correspond
ny telegraph and 30 arrange that the movements
shall coincide,
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NAVAL intelligence.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H. 1870
Captain Francis y. Haggerty has been appointed
Inspector OF the Seventh Lighthouse District vice
Captain Brasher, placed on waiting orders.
Chief Engineer E. P. DeLucc Is ordered to duty At
fhe New YORK Navy Yard.
Lieutenant Commander II. w. Wallacefs detached
from the Richmond and placed on waiting ORDERS
the orders assigning First Assistant Engineer
John Purdy to the Saugus have been revoked and
he s ordered to the Tallapoosa.
First Assistant Engineer Cleveland Lindsay Ia
ordered IRON the Tallapoosa to the Saugus.
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fIas Il lsY SIREEI.

About ten O'Clock last evening ilre broke out IN
the SIX story brown stone front brick baidag No.
Dye street, owned by Or. Evans. II flrst dis
covered on the fourth floor, occupied by j.
Reynolds dealer IN hair goods, whose loss is about
$1,000. insured for $4,000. The building, was dam
aged $500. fire occurred on the same noor en- The
lstn ult. when slight damage was sustained. These
particulars are Obtained rom Deputy Fire Marshal
Miller the police having failed To report particulars
10 the Central ofce.
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The TARIFF ON CoAL.-The protectionists
have gained victory with the Committee Of
Ways ard Means of the House in having the
tariff on bituminous coal remain at its present
figure. There is some hope claimed by the
free traders, however, that the House will re-
duce the tariff Notwithstanding the report Of
the c0mmittee.
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PRISON REFoRM.-We publish elsewhere
the substance of a memorial of the New York
Prison Association to the Legislature for an
amendment to our State constitution in rela-
tion to our pententiary system. The me-
mortal favors the appointment of board of
prison managers who shall have the superin-
tendance Of all the prisons and the appoint
ment of the prison officers. The moral
administration of the prisoners is the point to
which the memorial is especially devoted. In
addition to abolshing cruel and unusual
punishments, which are even yet in vogue in
some OF the prisons, they wish to elevate the
better nature of convicts and provide some
hope and plan Of reform for those who are
willing to do better
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MISSOURI.
The Proposed Removal OF the National Capital
TO the mississippi Valley.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA, 1870.
meeting was held at the Southern Hotel last
night to consider the subject OF removing the ma.
tonal capital to the Mississippi Valley, ana was well
attended. many prominent citizens being present.
resolution was adopted providing for q committee
OF Eve to correspond with the Governors OF all the
OF their respective States to memorlalize
Congress to appropriate no more money
for the erection or new extending the
present public buildings at Washington. The
committee was also instructed to prepare pa
per containing all the statistics possible on the sub
ject or the removal and showing the extent,
magnitude and variety OF interests Of the mississippi
Valley. and to send copy to each member OF the
different state Legislatures. Several speeches were
made ana much interest and even enthusiasm was
manifested In the matter.
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NEW YORK CLUB Of CELIA EPSILON.

THIS organization OF college alumni, the formation
OF which was noticed In the HERALD or December
l6, according to announcement made ut that time
held Its first social meeting at DemonicOs last
ing. Representatives OF several leading colleges
were present, and pleasant time was enjoyed by
the members OF the association Chancellor Ferris,
OF the University OF New YORK the president OF the
club presided, and speeches were made by James $.
Greeves, Luther A. OstTander, NJ T. Hollister, D. +.
Ludam and many Others. The club has rented
pleasant rooms IN the Leeds Art Gallery building,
on Broadway, which are to be open at all times TO
the alumni OF the fraternity
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FLYSN.-GeOrge Washington Lodge. No. 285. II.
and A. M, are hereby summoned 10 meet at the
lodge room, corner or Seventh street and Third
nue., at halfpast twelve O'Clock, on sunday after
oon January 49, Tor the purpose OF paying the last
tribute OF respect To our deceased BROTHER JOHN J.
FLYNN. The funeral vii. lake place from 237 Bow
ely. by order OF CLARENCE CKYSLER n. .
W. w. WARNER, Secretary.
O'LEARY-0n Friday, January IA. TIMOTHY
O'LEARY, aged "a years.
The friends and relatives, and the members or tho
Plastercrs Union or this city are respectfully In
viied TO attend the funeral from his late residence
Fourth street, Hunters Point, L. l., on Sunday
afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
IfOr Other Deaths See Ninth Pdgel
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Hest Newspaper In tie
Country.

The Cheapest and Hest Newspaper In tie
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD or the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by.
the Gable up to the hour OF publications. also Tole-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico and other
points. II also contains the News OF the Week; the
Fashions; Amusements; FacetiG Foreign Inte-
gence; Scientific, Artistic, Sporting, Religious and
Literary intelligence; Washington News; Obituary
Notices; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics
or the DAY; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the
Cattle Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Mar
kes; Financial and Commercial Intelligence, ana
accounts Of oil the important ana interesting events
or the week.
TERMs:-Sngle subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, SIS; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies I've.
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements
inserted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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The telegraph Informs US OF the murder q few
nights ago, near Lightcn, North Alabama. OF Gran
vile A. and. William Pillow, nephcws OF General
Pillow, by band or masked men. who rode up to
the door and called for Granville. When he appeared
the band shot him. William TO his brothers. as
sistance and shot aud killed also. Tue maskers
escaped, leaving no clue 70 trace them.
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Loew Will be found interesting by the numerous no.
taries public In this county,
COUNTY CLERKS OPFIOE,)
NEW COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
NEW YoFk Jan. IL, 1370,}
SrpYour attention called to the following law regula.
tna the term, of olcc Of roaries public Respectfully
rours CHARLES Il. LOEw, County Clerk
EHAPTER 44B-AN TO REGULATE THE TERM. OF or
FIoR NorAzIEs PUBLIC, PASSED APRIL 3O, lo69
THRER-FIrTHs BEING PnRsENT:-
The People OF the ate OF New York. represented 10 Senate
and Assembly, do enact as folows-
Ali notarics public who were appointed At any
lime during the 1853 by the aoyernor win tne
the Senate shall hold office until and including the Seh
day Of March, 1870 and longer AL noares public who
have been shall be appointed at time during e year
1859 by the Governor with the consent Of the ssnne sna
hold Office until and including the the 30h day OF March, M
and no onr All notss public who shall be appointed after
the year ty BY the Governor with the consent OF Inc
ate. shall hold Office for two from and after the hr-
iieh day OF March of the year which they shall be
appointed provided that every notary public hereafter
pointed by the Governor with the consent of the Senate
I'LL vacancy occurring by death, resignation, change OF rev
idsnce removal shall hold oce from the time OF his
pointment for the unexpired term Of the person IN whose
stead he il appointed, and no longer
SEQ A OF acts inconsistent with the pro
Visions Of this act are hereby repealed.
SEQ. D. This act shall take effect immediately.
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LOUISIANA.
Proceedings Of the Legislature.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Ia

VIEW UHLEANS, JdII 1T Ib1U.
The following bills and resolutions are before the
Legslature:-To appropriate $3.50 OoO for the pay OF
members &C.; to extend the corporate limits OF the
city OF New Orleans covering about ten miles addi-
tiOnal on the river front; to select q site for
state house Ia member stated that the
building will cost S2000,000 more; to
abate the nuisance or mandamus issuing by the dis
trict courts; to create the Eighth District Court OF
dictiOn and exclusive right to issue wrts or injunc
tlon the Governor to appoint Judge for the present.
to appropriate $4,000 for the relief or General
Mowers widow. Also $1,000 for the widow or the
late Senator Randall (cOlored..
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GBoRaIA DIFFICULTIES. II. Cald-
well, republican member of the Geor-
gia Legislature and prominent member
OF the republican organization in the
South, has written a letter to Hon. John
A. Bingham, in which he claims that
the difficulty in organizing the Georgia
Legislature recently was owing to the arbi-
trary conduct Of Governor Bullock, in attempt
Ing to coerce the members into an organization
that would suit himself. The leading repub-
licans in the body deprecated the movement,
rs opposed to the reconstruction acts, and
split ensued. 1t appears from this that the
break in the republican party which Mr..
Bingham inaugurated in the House on the
question Of the admission of Virginia, and
which enabled him with the help of the demo-
Gratis to carry his bill on that subject, has per-
meated the Southern States and is still
spreading.
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the bulls eye or anything else, club their
muskets and pitch in for free fight all round,
making money, but breaking pledges and losing
regulations. Meanwhile, the wise old heads,
members who have been in the Legislature
before and know how to manage its workings,
usually keep as quiet as mice, but cunning as
ioxes, and patiently await their opportunity to
enunciate their measures and carry them out
triumptantly.
But the opening of the present Legislature is
dinerent from its predecessors. The old men,
oers, the dictators and managers ofthe majority,
have started straight into the business of the
session with full head of steam on. They
have not waited until some three weeks of the
session have expired before commencing work,
but have plunged into it with thorough will.
The fifteenth amendment was tomahawked at
the first dash; the administration at Wash
ington was promptly scalped for its deser-
ton of poor Cuba; the workingmen were
tickled by the repeal of the Conspiracy
law; economy-loving citizens became jolly
at the idea of squelching the junket-
ing special committees-a step towards re-
trenchment that was hardly to have been cx-
pected from o democratic majority who are
famous for having fine tooth for the savory
things Of this life. Then comes the long
promised blocking up of the operations of the
Excise law until June next (upon which every
lager beer saloon keeper and dramshop keeper
In the city will rejoice), and the proposed re-
duction Of liquor licenses to twenty five dollars
each-a sum that can be realized almost any
evening by. the commonest gin mill in the city.
Anon will come along the grand event for
local rejoicing, the re-elevation of the Corpora
tion OF the city of New York into the dignity Of
a sovereign municipality-the disenthraIment
of her citizens from the bondage imposed by
rural photographers, and their resumption
once more of place among the free citizens
of free republic. ssa.. 4
Having thus put the entire legislative
machinery IN perfect running order, and hav-
ing satisfied themselves that it will work
smoothly and satisfactorily, the members
banked fires on Thursday in order to give the
journals chance to cool off. The machine
Will be started again next week, when it is
expected that laws will be turned out with IN
paralleled expedition.
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ISsANITY.-George Mcmahon, OF Paterson, NJ j.,
temporarily stopping at the ShaKspeare's Hotel,
william street. was last night sent 10 Bellevue Hos
pital TO be treated for insanity.
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ROME.

Pontifcal ChnRrin Mt the Council.
BRUSSELS, Jan. Ia, 1870.
private letter from excellent authority, Just re-
ceved here from Rome, says tnat the Pope is cha
grned at the drift Of the Ecumenical Council and
that he will dissolve that body before midsummer.
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Amnesty to Convicted Resicidex.

PARIS, Jan. a. 1870,
Grego, and the other consprators against the life
OF the Emperor, who were tried and sentenced to
TRANSPORTATION In 1864 are to be comprised In the
general amnesty to political offenders
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A Civil Suit in the Noir Ca.c.

PARIS, Jan. H. 1870.
Ledru hoiiln VIII soon return to France. and. on
his arrival here will institute proceedings before
the High Court OF Justice to recover damages for
the family Of Victor Noir.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT,

Ratification by the Ohio State Senate.
COLUMBUS, Jan. Ii, 1870
AT half-past eleven O'Clock this morning the SEN
ate adopted resolution ratifying the fifteenth
amendment by vote OF 10 to Is.
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Guribaldi in Paris.

PARIS, JAM H. 1870.
General Garioaldi passed through Parts to-day on
Ills way to London.
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ENGLAND.

The Situation in Paris as Seen in London.
:, LONDON, jan. IA, 1870.
me london Times has an editorial to-day on DO.
lllcal affairs In France. Referring to the Nor mur
der, 1t regrets NJ Olvers indulgence to the threats
publicly made, ana thinks 1t impossible to exapger
ate the danger or the situation at Paris.
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Paris Tranquil and the Army Rein
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French Regicide COnspiratOrs
Amnestied.
THE POPE AND TIE COUNCIL.
FRANCE.

Paris Tranquil-Troops TO Quarters.
PARIS, Jan. Ia, 1870.
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tnat the proposed transcontnental railway alone
will save British Columbia from annexation 20 the
United States
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