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The New York herald., 1870-01-19
IeLEeAApyE NEWS ITEMS.

The Connecticut State Temperance Union holds its
annual convention In Hartford to-day.
The thermometer yesterday morning stood at
oshkosh Wis, sixteen degrees below zero, and at
St. Paul twenty-five degrees below.
The btaps Military Association Is In session in
Albany. About sixty members are present. Nothing
OF general interest has yet tsanspired. :. ~
4 resolution suspending the payment OF the inter-
est on the special tax bonds passed both, branches
Of the North Carolina General Assembly yesterday.
fhs West Virginia Legislature organized yester.
Gay BY electing u. D. T. Farpsworth President Of the
Senate. and william ". WEIGH Speaker Of the
House. y
In the Boston Municipal Court yesterday John W.
Collins was arraigneQ on charge OF stealing $40 900
IN gold nom tho ctty treasury The examination
was postponed until Thursday.
A joint resolution Of the Kentucky Legislature
was Introduced ID the House yesterday for tho re.
movM of the remains OF ex-PresideRr Taylor to
Louisville and the Or rectton over them OF suitable
monument.
The ice whicn came out OF tue Mohawk and
Be blocked between caatet6nIlnd Row Baiti1ore.
Tue uood at A0apy Continues, Ntnougn the water
hss fallen q few iQcneA
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
GEORGE PEABODY.
Preparations for tho Obsequies in Boston and
Peabody.

Preparations for tho Obseauies in Boston and
Peabody.
BOSTON. Jan. 18. 1870.
IL H currently reported that Governor Chamber
lain, OF Maine, will pronounce the funeral Grafton
az Portland on the second day alter the arrival OF
the Peabody funeral fleet. The fleet will be due on
the 2Stn inst. The United States double-turreted
Monitors Terror and Miantonomoh will sail from
here to-day to join the funeral neet and escort 1t into
Portland. Admiral Farragus will not join the mon
tors here, but will proceed TO Portland by rail- and
take charge OF the imposing naval ceremonies at
tendant upon the Decentralization and transfer or
the remains.
The BODY OF the great phlanthropist viii be re-.
celved Dy the Governor. the Legislature. the mill
tary authorities. q committee from the Board OF
Trustees Of the Peabody Institute, o committee
from the Board OF Trustees or the Peabody Educa-
tlonal Fund, committee OF the Boston ciLy govern
nent, the Massachusetts Legislature and committees
from other New England Legislatures and city gov
ernments. The escort on the funeral train from
Portland TO Peabody consisting OF representatives
from almost every department OF the public service
together with invited guests, will ill some forty
cars It Ia intended that the ceremonies shall
eclipse anything OF the kind heretofore known.
Robert g. Winthrop will deliver the funeral address
ut Peabody.
The Massachusetts Senate to-day passed resou.
tions OF respect to the memory OF George Peabody,
authorizing the appointment Of a committee to at
tend his funeral and as further testimonial, the
Senate adjourned.
The lower house OF the Maine Legislature, by
vote OF seventy to thirtynine to-day tabled the
resolution to attend in body, the funeral cere.
cepted the committees report that It inexpedi-
eQt 10 attend 7
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEy.-LoSDoN, Jan. 1859
p. M.-ConsoS closed ar S1K for money ana s2x for
the account Ay1oricen securities closed quiet
United States 1vctwenty bQpdl 1902, S6X; 1885,
old, sex; 1857 Ssx; ten-fortieA, A4. Erie Railway
shares ls Illinois centrals l04; ASianuo and Great
Western, 26h.
PARIs BoURsl.-PARIs, Jan. I.-The Bourse closed
dull. Rentes 18f voc.
FRANKF0RI BoURsH-FRANKr0Rr, Jan 1s.-
United States dve-twensy bonds opened fiat at olA
for tho issue Of 1S42.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARxRr-LfvsKpooh Jan.
1880 r. M.-The cotton market closed buoy
ant. Middling uphnds, IIsd.; niddling orleans.
11Td. The sales OF tllS day have been "A 600 bales
including 4, 900 for speculation and export.
STATE OF TRADE-LrvsRPooL, Jan. lS.-Trade
advceS from Manchester are more favorable and
cause activity In the cotton market.
HAvR1 COTTON MARKEr-HAvRB, Jan. 1s.--Cot-
ton closed nrm on spot and aoat; tres ordlpaire on
EivsRrooI BsRApsrurrs MARxrr.-Lrvrnroor
Jan. Isl II M.-Wnoat %. . %. Id. per GENITAL for
California white; 7s 3d. 7s. %. for No. red West
ern and ss o. ier red winter The receipts Of wheat
~ this port for the past three days have been
quarters all OF which are American. Peas Ns. per
quarter for Canadian. Oats, "a. Cd. per buShel.
Corn, 27s. 6d Per quarter for European.
LONDON rKoDgcn MARKKT.-L0NDoN, Jan. 19.-
Tallow nrmer. LansesdJc Jcskes fl0 xlo 6s. per ton
for thin oblong for feeding. Turpent|ne nrIn, Re.
ned petroleum, s. 3D. pcr gallon. Calcutta linseed
sos. 5os 3D.. Sugar ON che spot easier ut Sos 50.
per cwt for No IL Dutch standard; anoat 2ss. Cd.
PETROLEUM hARKET.-ANrwBRP. Ian, D,--Pstrn.
lsum closed QIm d VI (nnNee.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
LOUISIANA.

The New Orleans Custom House Nuddle-Sen.
af0r Harris Charges Collector Casey with
Breaking Faith with Republicans.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lS, 1870.
The Republican this morning contains q long
letter from Senator Harris animadverting severely
upon Collector Casey, charging him with Keep.
ing bad faith, the retention OF dishonest men
and democrSts In position, and says it is true
tho Louisiana delegation had no voice in his
appointment. But they accepted him on his fair
pledges, and, now that they have been shamefuly
broken 81 feel it my duty to repudate him. / can
not but think that when the President comes to
fully understand now the Custom House has been
managed by Casey, he VIII give us . sound repuDli-
can and an honest man for Collector Of the Port Of
New Orleans.O
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
TIVE gIcH@p sscosSaLlY ASSOCIATION seespylos

II ever public ofncer had reason to feel honorcd-
to feel thar he had place In public esteem
which the highest In tho land might envy--snen
certainly should Comptroller Richard p. Connolly
feel that he had reason and snat ho held sucn
place Everybody Knows that there Was a pu bile
reception rendered Mr.. Connolly ut the Academy OF
Music last evening. but those who were not present
do not know how respondent an affair the recep.
tion was. outside the building the glare OF
calcium lights, the twinkling OF almost IN
Vulnerable coach lamps, the reflections from
the polished bodies OF the coaches and the shining
liveres OF the drivers the calls OF police on1cers,
the cracking OF whips, the roll Of hurrying wheels
ana the banging Of coach doors made a lively pic
ture. Insd sursing mass Of wealth and fashion;
ell the colors OF the RAINBOW and all the eompca-
tions Of color which cultivated tastes have created
the smiles Of beautiful women ard dasning men,
the dazzle Of diamonds, the volumes Of sweet music
coming ~ waited down upon the brilliant throng;
the pattering and gliding Of tiny feet through the
mazes OF the dance or the steady tramp In prone
made, made scene OF regal spendor.
The association under whose auspices the rec ep.
uon OF last evening was given was organized but =
year or swo ago, and this. i'm second reunion, will
% undoubtedly place It. name prominent 10 the
those who were present last evening merely as spec
tstors. But the association has had as Its chief
driving wheel the indomitabls and perssvertng
bnerin O'Brien, and his Industry has no doubt been
well taxed, although aided, Of course In no incon-
siderable degree by number Of young enterpriAnG
ana enthusiastic assistants In pushing the Anair Of
last evening to 90 successful an issue.
Who was there' Everybody who could appreciate
such gathering and who could possibly 90 present.
Tue Mayor, Recorder. CITY Judge and other judges
were ON hand. The recipient Of the compliment
Ar. Connolly-wreathed In smiles, was pesleged by
parties Offering MIN their congratulations on the
unmistakable evidences OF his popularity. In one
OF the boxes were the Incompatible Billy Florence
ana the rollicking Barney williams-oo!a, ,sxqusits
sa9. - usual most altell u 'aSlr tQleA-sna
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
PERSONAL ihTsLllG nee.

Prominent Arrivals in this City Yesterday.
Colonel Il. Bgelow. Judge y. Theim. OF North
CaronDa; w. A. Jones, OF the United States Army,
Colonel J. woodruff, OF Washington, and Judge j.
Rodgers, OF New York, are At the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Judge Henry and DR.. j. J. Mott, OF North Carolina,
and Congressman W. II. Barnula, OF Connecticut. are
ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel \. w. Latham, or Texas; Colonel Howell.
OF Paris; w. II. Haynes, OF RIO Janclro, and exCon-
gressman J. NJ. Marvin or New YORK, arc az the New
York Hotel.
Colonel McComb, OF Delaware: Governor Jewell,
Of Connecticut and ]. w. Van yalkenburgn. OF al.
bany, are AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Rev. y. Brooks, OF Boston, ana ]. II. White OF "a
easoga, are at the HOFFMAN House.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

The india Hap0lis Fire-Loss Estimated at
S250,O0O-List Of Insurances.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, JAM IS. 1870
The total loss BY the fire last night is estimated at
s25o0oo and the insurance At $l45ooO. The follow
ing insurance companies are iosers:-Home, Of
eoumbus. Ohio, $4,000; Etna, OF New York.
$4,000; Western, Of Buffalo. $2,5oo; North
America Of Hartford, $1,000; North Amer
lea, Of New York, $4,000; Pacific, OF san
Francisco 81, ,600 Lunperinens. Of Chicago S. 900;
International, OF New York, $500; Merchants OF
Chicago, 81, 5oO North British ana Merchants',
$1,000; Home, OF New York, $1,000; Lorillard, or
New York, $4,000; Security, Of new YORK, S75 0O0
Market, Of New York. $4,000; Cleveland Insurance
Company, &o,0eo; Buckeye, OF Cleveland $l3, 500;
Republic, OF Chicago $4,000; Home, OF Columbus,
Ohio, $4,000; Hartford Fire. $500; Hartford City,
$500; Bay State, OF Boston $4,000; Indianapolis
Insurance. Company, $4,000.
The fire ID supposed to have originated from fiue
OF the furnace OF the Opera Hail. The hall was
crowded at the time. but there was no panic and
structive FIRE that ever occurred in this city.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
TENNE

Meetipg Of IsraeIites Mt Ma ashviiIe-Thanks
' % President Grant for His Interference In
Behalf or Persecutea Israelites In Rose
mania.
NASHVILLE, Jan. ls, 1870.
fhe Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
niebierth, representing the Israelses Of thirteen
States at meeting In Nashville yesterday ex-
pressed regret at the continued persecution Of the
israsitss IN the province OF Roumania ana adopted
resolutions thanking President Grant for his prompt
fntefventiOn IN their behalf The convention also
1olled Vb0n PfssidO6t Grant, inasmuch 8 tine said
oersNcutione had not stopped to continue bis good
xmc6l Id behalf Of the persecuted.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
A PlCkpoCKer NICELY CAUGHT.

Miss Jane Lowrey, OF No. 500 Ninth avenue, while
the publication ONCE OF the HEBALD last evening
awaiting her turn to insert an advertisement, was
selected BY aScheoater dindustrfs - 4 nt subject
to rob, and when occasion occurred made the
attempt But oficer Daniel eastman, of the Second
precipct who is stationed about the building. and
with his wits always about him, observed the gen.
tleman's moyemcnts, and when he thrust his hand
him, despite his efforts to escape and the ola
dodge OF dropping the stolen pocketbook, which
TO the station house the prisoner gave his nams
~ William Robinson, aged thirty bus rsfuzed 70
mention his residence. Ris guilt ID apparent e. tine
the pockstooek thrown away, By nsmlng besides
the amount OF money II ooniaiued. letters which il
held Robinson sr WA es .aiGusd q tSe Toubs tas
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
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ALABAMA.
Proceedings Of the Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. l8, 1870.
The Senate to-day passed tho bill regarding the
Mobile city government but it is 40 amended as to
leave the appointments with the Governor.
The committee reported that the Selma, Marion
and Memphis Railroad, as far as completed, was
good and ample security for the $40, 900 per mile OF
state endorsement.
In the House bill was introduced to relieve all
persons married during the war from the obligations
created. This Is done IN consequence OF a recent
dlctum OF the Supreme Court declaring all acts Of
che Legislature, judges constables, &c. during the
war illegal. bill WIS also introduced and referred
to allow the sexes TO cOhabt, provided they are
willing TO occupy the relationship OF man ana wife.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
JANUARY 10. lS7O.-TRIPLE SHEET.

their talented and much edmired lsdieA Mr.. L. d.
kiernan. president OF the association, with his ami
noio iady IN company with sheriff O'Brien and nis
iadJ, were also prominent. In the Sherfrs box, In
company with the SAerin's WIFE, were MA Decker.
MIS- Samuel g. Courtney, Miss Emily Lynch
and several other distinguished ladiea. mar
snais Tooker. DAILY aud Hart and Surrogste
hutcnings each with their respective partners;
men Of prominence In all professions and pursuits
tne able management OF Eugene Durnin and con.
sldeiing the IMMENSE crowd present he managed
remArkably well. Had there been not quite so many
present there might have Deen moro daocing room,
Dut perhap5 not more enjoymenI
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

CUBA.

No Reforms Necded-Tho Cinco Villas DISTRICT
The Markets.
HAVANA Jan. 15 1870.
The Voz de CUBA In an editorial yesterday pro-
tested against the petition recently forwarded to
Spain In favor OF certain reforms claiming thnt such
reforms would be o movement backward adverse to
liberal institutions and probably productive Of dis
cord among the Spaniards.
kilograms from the Oinco villas district announce
that In the recent engagement there forty eight In
surgents were killed.
The markets are dun ana the prices OF articles OF
American produce without decided change.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
OHIO.

Consideration Of tho Fifreenth Anendnsnt In
tho Legislature.
COLUMBUS, Jan. ls, 1870.
The fifteenth ametdmens has been under conside.
yation all day in the House Of Representatives. the
democrats attempted to refer the matter 70 the Oora
wittss on Federal Relations, majority Of whose
S6embers are democratic. This move was Defeated
Eho Whole. Tbs dual vote s ordered 70 be taken On
fhufHday.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
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FIRE NJ CANAL SfSeEI.

About ten O'Clock last night nre occurred In the
policy SHOP NC No. 4s4k Canal street, occupied by
J. simmons. IwaS csused BY the explosion OF 3
Kerosene lamp. Simmong loss was nifty dollars on
tickets and furniture IL extended to No. s94 occu-
pied by August Kilman AZ . cigar store; loss ST. ooo,
The building, owned by James Moore, was damaged
81, 600; insured for 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
PRINCE ARTHUR.

The Prince to Lcnvc Montreal for New York
To-MQrrow.
MONTREAL, Jan. 18, 1870.
Prince Arthur VIII leave here on the 10th for New
York. The President OF the New York Central Rail.
way 1t is said has sent his own private car to Mon
treal TO convey him TO New York.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
: ROME.

American Objections to Infaliibiiify.
LONDON, Jan. 49, 1870.
Letters from Rome say that the American bishops
object to the declaration OF the dogma Of infa
bty on the ground that 1t Will tend to cheek prose-
lytism among the Protestants
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
FIRES.

Disastrous Fire In Seh0harie-The Court
House, jail and Several Other Buildings
Destroyed.
ALBANY, Jan. 1s, 1870.
The Court House, jail Parnors Hotel. Mr.. Gates
dwelling, Boyce's hat store, the Schoharle Union
and several other buildings IN the village OF Scho-
nar1e were destroyed BY fire yesterday afternoon
The loss is unknown. The property Is mostly In
sured,
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
MAINE.

Election OF Lot M. Morrill, as United States
Senator.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Is, 1870.
Both branches or the Legislature to-day voted for
United States Senator with the following result
In the Senate, Lot NJ Morrill, 81; Isaac Reed 8. In
the House, Mr.. Morrill, 100; Mr.. Reed, 20.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
GERMANY.

Count Bismarck aud NIiaistcr BurlinGane.
--ssgzsnss BERLIN, Jan. IL, 1870.
Tne relations between the Count Bismarck and
l(r Burlingame,sof the Chinese Embassy are OF the
closest ana most cordial character. They have
frequent conferences, and there is good reason TO
believe tas the treaty with China bad been adjusted
enane most satisfactory terms.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
SPAIN.

The Clergy Against Civil Contract Mar.
rinUes.
MADRID, Jan. 1s, 1870.
The Spanish bishops attending the Council at
Rome have united IN protest against the authori-
sstl0n 10 Spain OF civil marriages.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
RHODE ISLAND.

Ratinration of tho Fifteenth Amendment by
the LextslatuYc.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10, 1870.
Tue House to-day passed resolution ratifying the
1sssnh ameudmsnt 70 the constitution o. che UpIted
States by vote Of Hfty-seven to dine The senate
paalsa taS geaQlAfiQp laaJ June. .