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The New York herald., 1870-03-23
4 uoTIoN-LARGE ANp GNNuINE sALE

A UCTION-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE
N OF handsome Household Furniture
al llS West Twenty sixth street. Sixth avenue, this
"Wednesday morning. March 23, at 1919 O'clock EDWIN
NICHOLS auconeer, will soil TO the highest bidder ali the
elegant Hosehod Furniture contained IN the brown
residence o w. i. Frost Esq, consisting OF magnificent
rosewood fanoforte, made order r.0 elegant Par
lor suits Eagercs Mirrors. Curtains Bronles, bookcase
Centre Table. fine Oh Paintings, rosrwooi and walnut Buff
fes Bureaus, Washs,nds, commodes, Hair and Spring
Mattresses Beds Pillows Sheets Quits Blankets, Dining,
Kitchen and Servants Furniture 80 Sale positive, rain
shine Goods boxed and shipped. Take Broadway stages,
sixth Seventh and stop twenty sixth
street, near the house
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
A --COSTINUATTON.-PO SALE THIS DAY
n IMEnNE.nAX.

A --CoSTINU ATION POSITIVE SALE THIS DAY
n. "WEDNESDAY MARCH 30
wood, Walnut and GIN Furniture.
A. NJ CkIsTALAR 4 son, Auctionecrs will sell this day
March 23 a. i0 O'clock R their salesroo 4a7 Broadw.
Howard street. without reserve pay advances
large and valuable assortment OF
First Glass city Made Furniture,
consisting In part OF elegant carved and gilt Chamber
also Paror suits, in brocae reps and hscoh Etagess
Library BOOKCASES, WsrdObes Sdeboards Arnorea Gace
Iasands Gard, Centre, Library and Extension Tables
BEDROOM aud Dining Chairs Once Desks. Pier Man,e
Mrors Gt and bronze and Ooeks Mattresses
Lace Curtains bronze Chandeliers dc also Piano.
forc by Stoddar Catalogues At sale Housskespers
country buyers invited Goods stored until May free OF
charge; also packed and shipped.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

A TCrION N SALE.-RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEP.
n A. 81 West Fifteenth ST., between Fifth
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Aaconcer,
Will sel on THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
$4,000 Worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, StstuSry, Rosewood Panototte,
Drawing Room Suits, Velvet Carpets, Bronze.,
and many rare. costly Works OF Art and Articles Vita,
By catalogue at public auction.
On THIS DAY (WEDkESDAYJ. March -
NJ the clegant mansion, 81 West Fifteenth street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Drawing Rooms Rosewood Etsgerc Booa
superb SUITS covered crimson gold gold satin
OF the richest descriptions Brocstc Lace Curtains
suits 800 volumes choice BoOks marqrrrie bois
Cabinets Tables Jardniees Canterbury Music
Bog artistic Bronze Stausrv, Bronze Clock China Vases
Ornaments. Paintings by eminent artists Mirrors magn.n
rosewood PIsnoorte celebrated rose wood
bureaus Bedseads Nsrdrobes HAIR Spring Marcsses
Countepanes, Blankets Extension Table. sideboard Silver
Casters Tnr.ens, Dinner Tea Service Spoons Pitcher
navarro Crystal Glassware Linen, shefod Cutlery
ment Kitchen Furniture; also Furniture servants apart
meats. sale pcfemptory. Catalogues AT house.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
MILK AND CREAM.

NJ D. wOoDHULL, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
lNs IN Orange county MIX and Cream. Hotels Restaur
ants and ice cream saloons supplied by wagons from
Prospect Park To Harlem Cream well packed In leo
shipped to all points from Washington to Boston We have
regular customers in Baltimore, Washington. Albany aud
Troy.
Principal ONCE Nos 20 - ,nd "a North Moore street New
York Branch once Adams st.si AID Avs Avcnue
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

A UCTIOS NOTICF.-LARGE SALE,
~ THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY. March 20, at
liz West Twenty seventh street,
commencing n; II o'clock.
Luxe FITZGERALD. Auctionecr, will sell 10 the highest
bidder ali the elegant and costly Household Furniture
famed IN me four story private residence Of Brxe Honsen
MHtn, Esq, consisting OF rich rosewood Pianofore,
maee 70 order cost S70 four Paor SUITS
ire Table, Bookcase Ftageres, style Louis XIV French
Pier Mirrors on Paintings, rich bropzs Figures rich
room suiis In rosewood and walnut Hair and Spring Brd
festher Beds, Pillows Sheets Quilts Blankets. bed Linen
hne Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture dc All goo ois
must bs removed twenty hours after sale Cash depo
sits required from all purchasers Goods boxed pped
Tor purchasers B.Ths 10 large and genuine sale VIII
be sold 10 highest bidder
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

WIN. Writer'S, AUcTIONEER, SELLS THIS AFTER
noon, at O'clock at 4bt Canal street large quantity
OF Household Furniture French Plato Mirrors Paror Suits
Chamber Suits, hair Mattresses Bedding. Wsrdrobss Gen.
Dining and Tables Ocloths 70 or so second hand
Carpets Lounges Easy and other Chairs Bookcase Desk
iron safe, loi Of hotel Carpets China Glass silver Ware.
Stoves Counters Clocks and everything usually found In
large house inyalids chair.
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ucrIoN- HOUSEHOLD rumNlruRE SALE.
4 ucTioN- -LAEaE MORTGAGE SALE.

Que block west OF Broadway, Fifth
r. NICHOLS VIII se positively, this tMednesdayl March
20. commencing l03 O'Clock all the elegant
Household Furniture contained In the four residence
Brevoor place. Firth avenue; % Velvet, Brussels
grain Carpets two magnificent rosewood ~. Piano
fortcs mrgnccn Paror suits latest style with The
riches. description satin bfocate striped silk reps plain
reps Turkish tasv Chairs Lounges EtsHeres Tables MIR
Curtains Bronzas Paintings, Vases Ststuary 20 rose
wood and walnut Kedeads. Bureaus, Wsshst tands Com.
modes, ardrobes 20 Hair and Spring MaresseS Banke.
Quilts Sheets, Sofas Chairs Rockers. Lounges, Dining
bic, Sideboard, Glass, China Silycrware Cutlcrv
Sals positive. rain shine.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

RIO LET-FURNISHED, IN NEW ROCHELLE AND AT
staten Island, ferry, high and healthy, two elegant
brick Villas IL large gardens fruit shade
OF ocean, city and Sound stables moderate m
quire at Dr. Elliott's Office 10 Union square
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

LNOR SALEM MoNTCLAtR, N. j., A FINE HOUSE
and Acres, with plenty OF fruit will be rented, fur
nishcd For particulars apply 10 j. h. HARE, l5S Nassau
street
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

1NOR RENT-IN THE TOWN or HENDERSON, GRAN
vile county n, O., nice Dwelling, containing rooms
desirable situation In town, containing Ia OF land
carriage house leo house. crib stables cotton sin and all
cessary outhouHes will sell half OF the Furniture
desired; also sell 1000 pounds of bushels OF
Corn Henderson Is situated the Rssroad, 45
miles from Raleigh. Healthy and good male and female
schools. For information address the Index Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

LNOR SALE-ON NORTH SHORE OF STATEN ISLAND,
u at Mariners Harbor, Residence Of ii rooms, lot ~
acres, with full water front; beautifully laid out with
walks, awn shade and plenty or fruit barn. ouhouses
roundings frs. class time from city, hour perfectly
healthy For fuller statement and terms apply to JOHN o.
VAN NAME at barge No. d at foot Of Broome street, East
river New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

HOUSE FOR SALE-CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND
IL store, in the thriving village of Westheld ~ miles from
New York; on the New Jersey Central Railroad price $4,000
Address A. A. GAKDNER. WcstGeld. f-
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

L,OR SALE VERY CHEAP-A FINE PLACE 30 ACRES
good iupro 1000 choice fruit desirably
located, IL mites by Northern New Jersey railroad.
w. L. SEYMOUR, III broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

L,OR sALE--ON THRCGGs NECK, WESTMINSTER, 81
u mies from Harlem, and opposite Whitcsone, East
river the property of the late Ralph Barker consng OF 30
and buildings, advertised to be sold by HLEECKE,
son co., the y0th OF March, which is postponed to
Tuesday, April l?, on the premises
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

L,OR SAIE-AT TENAFLY, ON NORTHERN RAIL
road of New Jersey 81 of beautiful Land,
ble being divided into villa plots &C. chance for
W. II. RAYNOR No. ~ Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

TNOR SALE OR TO LET--A NICE NEW HOUSE IN
IL the of Crawford. n j., with OF
new barn the house has AL the modern improvements time
from New York, 80 minutes, and mnutes walk from the
depot ths Central Railroad Of New Jersey For
address, s. CAilLI Crawford, N. j. No. Dey street,
III.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

{NOR SALE-TWO FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDINGS
with stores and Easements Third avenue, side
between Fty-thd and Fitty-ourth streets; lot of boti
houses 81 10 feet front by 10 price 4sG0 each very
easy For particulars inquire OF the OWNER 1a seventh
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

A RUTHERFURD PARK n J.-37 MINUTES FROM
"A New York. one one 80 and one ~ acre Plot, on
Kngsland ECO villa Plots Alpine Span, Riverside
Peabody Park, Webster JAY Stuyvesant and Livingston
Also Country Seat Riverside the
Pasaic river with 20 10 Lots with river 'front.' 6c
IL per cash balance remain from ten years
would exchange.
CHARLES TILES. 10 Nassau street, room I9
The New York herald., 1870-03-23
HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH 2s l87o-rRIpLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoS SALES.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

We shall give especial attention usual for twenty Two
past 20 Sales o Household Furniture at the residence
OF families breaking up housekeeping VIII also hold iegu
lar Weekly SALES spacious salesrooms NOS % Cham
bers and " Reade Streets those desiring that medium OF
sale.
The New York herald., 1870-03-23

pY ARCk JOHNSTON, AUcItONEER,
- ohcc and salcsrnom 81 Nassau street,
opposite tho Post Office
Furniture. Pianos Mirrors, &c,
THIS DAY, at 10H O'Clock,
AT ~ Nassau street.
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELT. will sell at their saleGoom
large assortment OF Household Furniture elegant
carved walnut Bedroom Suit chestnut and oak Bedroom
Suits Wardrobss Bookcasos Secretaries Hat Racks Bude
fsror Suits, Easy Chairs Rockers Brussels Carpela Gas
Chandeliers, &c.
Also Is elesant French plate Pier Mirrors, 10 Msn,el
MirrorI
Also Once Furniture Desks, Stools, Safe, &o.. &c.
DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. AUCTtONEER.
ID oes ard ssesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite ros
once.
Elegant Furniture,
this dny at IL o'clock,
for account OF whom IL may concern,
At 81 Nassau stfest.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell this day q superb
French walnut and gilt Parl0r Suit in rich ngured blue
brocatci, elegant French walnut gilt Bedroom Suit
with curtains and cornces To mztcb toGeher With
ding, French Secretary, with plate glass doors Gard
Table, &c, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
GALLANT GEORGIA.
ALL ABOUT THE SITUATION.
Bryant Attacked and Wounded.

We condense from the special dispatches in
the Augusta papers Of Saturday report OF
the legislative proceedings at Atlanta on Fri
day, ending in the wounding OF Bryant, the
defeated candidate for speaker.
The Senate met and did nothing.
In the House, O'Ncil moved that the action
of the House on Thursday on the message
from Bullock, asking that the men receiving
the next highest number Of votes be given tnc
seats of the members declared Ineligible, oc
rcconsilcrcd. - .,,o
W. P. Price, of Lumpkin, objected to the
motion TO reconsider on the ground that no
notice had been given on yesterday as the
rules required. The Speaker decided thaI tlc
rule came too late to be entertained.
When this ruling was made, the eAciItiiGi,t ii,t
became great, and the confusion was sliCil lh'I
it was almost impossible to hear distlncily. =,
Several members from tnc DeHlociaiiS ,;.' si... :.
took the floor and attempted TO get lieal!nS
in opposition 10 the motion 10 recUns,.el aaiu
tho unfair ruling of the Speaker. Mch horteI,
snn.k and mt before the House the motion to
Amid the disorder and confusion when
rcirned. Dunlap Scott, OF Floyd, moved that
the House adjourn. McWhorter refused 10
h,nr or nut to the vote the motion to adjourn,
and the confusion increased every minute.
Having oycrrulcd all the motions made, and
refused to listen to anything the Democrats
wished to say, McWhorter put the motion to
reconsider, anu declared it to be carried.
An appe,ll was then made against the dcci-
sion OF the chair.
McWhorter put TO the House the question
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
CLARENDON COUNTY
Court week-rhe County poorhouse
trRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

MANNING. January 81.
The Court of General gsessions, Judge
Greene. presiding, convened here on Monday,
the 18th instant. With the exceptions OF two
cases of horse stealing, and one OF cotton steal
ing, the cases on the sessions docket were of
minor importance. Juries found verdicts OF
guilty in nearly all the cases tried before
them. Jury No. had seven whites and i've
negroes on it; and No. had three whites and
nine negroes. Judge Greene pronounced
heavy sentences on those who were convict
ed, all Of them, with one exception, being
at hard labor, in the State penitentiary. ae-
cording to their respective crimes.
The Court of Common Pleas opened on
Thursday at IL o'clock. The docket fas not
heavy and by o'clock on Saturday al! l!:rnoon,
at which hour the court adjourned, all the
civil business, both law and equity, ready for
adjudication was disposd OF, and the rest con-
patches business with ease and rapidity, and
with more ability than many who have worn
the crmine longer than he. The members Of
the bar in the Third Judicial Circuit are so well
satisfied with him, that they desire no change.
At the end of the sessions the Grand Jury,
Of whom two-thirds were negroes, made pre-
sentiment rejecting severely on the county
commissioners of Clarendon; their report of
tie manner In which the pOorlollsc (located
some four miles away is kept, showed that
the paupers supported there are miserably fed
and clothed, and inhumanly treated, while
large Sums have been charged In the account
of these same commissioners for expenditures
for the poorhousc. The report of the condi-
ton of the county jail showed equally as re-
prehensiblc management as on the part of the
commissioners. While hearing that portion OF
the presentmcnt referring to the poor-nstltll-
ton, my mind involuntarily recalled the iHta-
nous "Squeers," the Yorkshire schoolmaster,
whose character is so hidcously portrayed in
Nicholas Nickleby."
Court week passed Off quietly. FRANZ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
..::Shall the decision of the speaker be sustain
ed ?" and, the vote being taken, declared that
it was sustained by vote of sixty-eight yeas

..t.Shall the decision of the speaker be sustain
ed ?" and, the vote being taken, declared tnaC
it was sustained by vote of sixty-elght yeas
to tifty-eight nays.
Tweedy moved to seat the claimants, and
called for the previous question. Bryant rose
to 20 point of order, but the Speaker, amid
great excitement, arbitrarily cut of all objec-
tions, declaring that his will was the rule of
the House.
Scott gave notice that he would tomorrow
move for q reconsideration. and contended
that the claimants could not be sworn In until
tomorrow. The speaker overruled his point,
and the claimants were sworn in. They are
the same ones that were recommended by
Bullock in his communication three negroes
and two whites.
Under similar dictatorial rulings of McWhor-
ter, the following officers were declared elect
ed: Newton, clerk; Bentley, colored, messen-
ger; Lineburger, dOorkeeper. Before the elec-
tion of officers, Scott moved to swear in MEM
bers elected, according to Bullock's proclama-
tion. from several counties. 0verrrled.
Scott made manly and noble protest, elicl-
ting applause from the galleries.
McWhorter's action to-day was an outrage
on all law and precedent.
The House adjourned to ten o'clock to-mor-
row.
After the House had adjourned an assault
was made by Two or three of the Bullockites
upon Bryant, which resulted in rather serious
ly inIuring the latter. During the row in the
House Bryant and Tweedy became engaged In
personal alteration, in which much hard
language was used, and which resulted in
Bryant's dcnouncing Tweedy US o miserable
liar. As soon as Bryant left the hall after the
adjournment. Tweedy followed him out and
demanded retraction of the offensive epithet
and an apology Bryant said he declined re-
tracing it unless Tweedy would first retract
the language which caused him to be de-
nounced as liar.
The fight then commenced bysTweedy send
ing in one on Bryant's jaw with his bunch OF
fves, which inflicted slight damage. Bryant
at this lifted his cane to strike, but was too
slow, and Tweedy smashed him over the head
with his stick. Bryant also received severe
blows on the head from several other parties,
and turning beat q retreat into the hall of the
House. AS he was going in the door, j. H.
Fitzpatrick, of Dibb, saw his head going by,
let drive at it with stick and followed Bryant
into the hail. Here Bryant turned on him
with IN uplitted chair and Fitzpatrick re-
treated.
Bryants head was in bad condition from
the blows of his numerous assailants, and on
Friday night the physicians were attending
him
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
THE WAR IN CUB4.

NEW YORK, January so.
The Herald has special from Havana. dated
the 2sth, via Key West, which says that Jordan
defeated PGello, killing forty ofIlcers and killing
and wounding some four hundred men. Puello's
horse was shot under him, falling and hurting
Puelo's leg. Jordan was afterward placed in
command of the army, superseding Quesada.
The Montezuma arrived at Neuvitas, bringing one
hundred and twenty wounded, including three
colonels There was severe fighting near San
tiago de Cuba on the 2lst. The mule trains with
provisions for the estates near San Luis have
been ordered back, as the insurgents were in
force
Another account says that the fight with Pueblo
occurred ON New Years day, near Guaimaro,
and aft, the fight the insurgents left for Najasa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
f lFRoM THE ASSOCIATED rREss.l

WASHINGTON, January 90.
Porter has one million dollars uneXpended
appropriation which he hopes Congress will allow
him to transfer to the construction and steam
engineering bureau, which will enable the Navy
Department to renstate its discharged employees.
Candy is at the Ebbitt House.
Senator Lewis, Of Virginia, had long inter-
, view with the President to day.
Butterfed was before the Gold Committee and
contradicts Fisk.
The Ways and Means Committee will report the
tariff bill on tuesday. The duty on bituminous
coal remains the same, while anthracite Is Tree.
This only affects California.
The Haytien Minister, q mulatto, declined the
Presidents invitation to dinner, stating that his
banished.
Sherman will construct q new military depart
ment for Canbv, which will include Virginia.
Prince Arthur has departed uorthWard.
WASHINGTON, January so.
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs Follser to
sell a million in gold each week during February,
and purchase million in bonds each alternate
week on account Of the sinking fund.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The time was devoted to debate, during which
Wilkinson said that in his judgment Congress had
the power to take charge OF railroads in the
States that formed the great commercial links.
This power he said was vested under that clause
OF the constitution which declared that Congress
should regulate commerce between the States.
Mr.. Ward, Of New Jersey, inquired whether the
gentleman believed that Congress could take FOR
for instance the railroads running through New
Jerse4and control It's freight and other charges
and regulate them?
Mr.. wilkinson had not the least doubt that Con-
gress had the right to do this thing, but that 1t
was its duty to do it as rebuke tc New Jersey,
for fostering this monopoly. lie hoped that Con-
gress would take speedy action upon this subject,
and he gave notice that he himself would intro
duce bill declaring the policy Of Congress upon
the subject
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
e UR o p e.
Cotton Receipts in Liverpool.

Cotton Receipts in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, January 90.
The receipts of cotton for the past few days
have been unusually large, particularly from the
Unite% States.
The Erie Shareholdcrs-in English
vievEs Of our Courts.
LONDON January 90.
The Morning Telegraph to-day eXults in the sue
cess Of the Erie shareholders here in crcumvent-
ing James Fisk, Jr., by having shares stamped
before fresh batch can arrive.
The Saturday Review has an article on Amer-
can affairs to-day. The writer thinks the con-
hrmation OF Edwin NJ Stanton and the rejection
OF Judge Hoar by the United States Senate prove
that the national constitution and the Federal
courts are as faulty as those OF New iork-eX-
treme partisanship being the test OF qualtca-
tion in both cases.
The French Press Law.
PARIS, January %.
NJ. Emile Olivier, prime minister, addressed n
circular to Procureurs General on the subject OF
the press. He says polemics are to he free, but
attacks on the Emperor, apologies for crime, at
tempts to turn soldiers from their duty, matter
that tends to cause disobedience OF the laws, and
all lbels are to be severely punished, especially
the latter, with heavy fines. He also enjoIns the
observance Of great vigilance In the matter Of
political meetings.
The Commercial Treaties.
PARIS, January 20.
The Corps Legislatlf supports the governments
commercial treaties by vo.e OF POL to 3d.
The Crist. Al Bavaria.
MUNICH, January 90.
The Bavaran Parliament demand the resigna-
ton OF Hohenlohe and his Cabinet.
More About Infal1ibility.
ROME, January 90.
The Archbishop OF Algiers has gone to Paris to
learn the Emperor's Views on infal!ibility, doubts
regarding which cause the Pope uneasness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
THE GEoRGIA LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, January 90.
The Senate received communication to-day
from General Terry, through the Governor, de-
claring two senators ineligible and the seat OF
another vacant.
resolution was passed seating those having
the next highest vote, when two white and one
colored were sworn in to I'LL the vacancies.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31

Tile Very Rev. Peter J. Baltcs was consecrat.
ell Bishop of the diocese OF Alton, Msso ur in the
Catholic Church, at Bellcvillc, in that State, on
Sunday last. In the absence OF the Arclbishops,
Bishop Leur, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, by special
dispensation, o1lciated as Consccratlng Bishop,
assisted by the recently conSecratcd Bishop
Toebbe, of Covington, Ky. The conservation ser.
mon, which was in the German language, was
preached by Father Schweninger, OF Cincinnati.
The sermen at vespers was in English, and was
preached by the Very Rev. p. j. Ryan. Among
the priests and prclates present various religious
orders connected with the Catholic Church were
represented, among which may be named the
Franciscans, the Jesuits, the Carmclites and the
Resucl ectionlSts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31
THE A1ABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, January 90.
The Senate consumed the entire day dis
cussing memorial to Congress for the removal
Of political disabilities.
The House quarrelled six hours over resolu-
tion to eXpel Randolph, OF Tuscaloosa for let
ter he wrote to his paper concerning the Legisla-
ture. The debate will be continued on Monday.