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'i ‘i i ■ * i f M I B T l f l S . t Clcimtan'm, bue D eluonr'a. JJAECHS3.18TO S3,18TO. MARCH S3, ISH. RCH T H E E t l E m N e P O S T : N W Y O R K , 2 3 , 1871. BY TEIiEOBAPH. FROM PARIS TO-DAY. Action of the National Guards. Arming to Resist the Re\'olutionisls. A.V EXPELLED MAYOR REIXSTATED. The Insurreetioii Spreading to Lyons. Mcnotti Garibaldi at Montmartre. [Despatch to the Associated iSis.J L ovdos , March 23.—The NatiomJ fjnards on T u esdaj reinstated the mayor of the Sixth arrondissemeiit, who ha<i been eipeHed from office by the insnrgent.t. The insurgent Central Cominittee ha.s de cided to disarm the Natioiuils of the Quartier Ht. Germain. During the night the insurgent Nationals en deavored to surprise the Kieveuth battalion occupying the Place de la Bourse, but were unsuccessful. Many b attalions of the National Guard are being a rmed for the preservation of order. An unarmed manifestation is advertisctl for Wednesday afternoon. It is announced that the Nationals of Lyoits only await the arrival of a delegation from Paris to form a c entral commiUee im the plan of chat at present operating in Paris. Menotti Garibaldi, it is reported, now eom- mand- the Montmartre insurgents H i ? ME. SUMREE IN THE SENATE. H is Resolution on the San Domingo Qnes- AN EX CITING SC E N E . [S[»'.ial DeBpateh to the Evening Post.] WvsnixoTOX, March 33.—When the Senate met to-day Mr. Sumner asked leave to sub mit a resolution relative to the employment of the naval forces on the coast of San Do mingo, and requesting the President to with draw all vessels of war from that coast pend ing the p resent negotiations with the Domin ican authorities for the annexation of St. Do- Mr. Conkling immediately objected, and said that under the order of business adopted yes terday this resolution was not in order. Considerable debate followed, in which Senators Conkling, IlamUu, Davis and Morton participated. Mr. Sumner said he had a right to state w h at his resolution was, and then to the amusement of the Senate and crowded galleries, he commenced to read his reso- ilr. Conkling, in a veiy exeite.J uiaimer, called him to order, b ut the president pro U m. ruled that the senator from Massachusetts was in order and had a right to read his reso lution. Mr. Sumner was proceeding when the morning hour expired and cut him off. How to Rob a Baltimore Bank. A «rCCES.Sm. BIT OF nUBTIXf). [Despatch to the Associated Press.] B- altimorf ., March g3.—Yesterday afternoon a mau aged about 2S, giving hi.s uaiue a.^ John ?homp3on, ctEETed at the Third Natioual trraiuotion, purporting to be from T. B. (’od- dington & Co., of New York. He stated iu conversation with the cashier th.at he intemjed to enter into business here and desired to keep an account with the Third National Bank, and before leaving the bank deposited a eertifled check in the uame of T. B. C'odiliugtoii & Co. He returned shortly afterward, and saying he had Immediate use for some money, drew a check for 16,500, which was cashed, After he left the bank the second time a telegram was sent to New York, and the reply came that the letter and check were forgeries. The afeir has been placed iu the hands of the detectives. ____ The Ingenuity of Boston Thieves. [Despatch to the .\ssocialcd Pres?.] B oston , March 23.—Two cases of d ry goods, valued at ?5,000, and the team conveying them to the Philadelphia steamer for consign ment to Bameaward & Co. and W. B. Thomas & Co., of th a t City, were stolen yesterday by an artful operator, who induced the teamster to accompany him for a package to the fourth story ol the Boston Post buildiug, where was induced to wait while the thief passed out by a n other entrance aud disappeared with the F i r e in R h o d e Island. [Despatch to the Associated Pres-. | P rovidence , R. I., March 23.—A smaB mill ■ in Saundersville, occupied by Asabel W. Har ris, for the manufacture of worsted braids, n as burned last night. SUM M E R TRA V E U . OPENING OF NAVIGATION-TRAV EL BY W.tTEri, of the various steamboats plying now the busiest people Several of the large steamboat. earlier this year aud the owuei 3.30 p. M, forYonkeiff, SingSinx, Syack *nd Hsverstrsw- For Marlboro, Hew Pnltz and; Poughkeepsie —^The steamer Hasbxoock o r MHler will leave dally ftom P ier 35 a t 5 p . x . Vote Barrytown a n d Coxs8Ckie.r-frhe Sunny- side win leave Pier 35 N o rth River. For Banytowh,8augerties, and Tiyoli-Tho Ansonla-wm make d aily trips, be^nningfin a few daya. \ For Cold SpringlT h e CSfy o f NewbuiKh wm leave Pier 29 N b rth River d aily at 5 p. sc. For Hudson—The N n p h aand Beddeld leave Pier 51 N o rth River d aily a t 6 p. x. For S a n c to n and Eondout—The Rip Van VTinkle leaves P ier 31 N orth River on Tues days, Thursdays and Satordays a t 4 p. sc. ForNewburgh—The Charles SpearorSusque hanna leave Pier K N o rth River on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, andSatnrdays a t 5 p, x., the Minnesink and City of Newburgh on Wed nesdays and Saturdays a t 5 p. x . BOrND TBAVEL. For Boston, by way of K e w p o iPm d Fall street a t 5 P. M., beginning their trips 3d of AprU. For Boston and Providence—The Electra and Galatea leave Pier 27 North River daily >r Boston by way of Fall River—The New- y leave on alternate days River—The Bristol and Providence will Its on a lternate evenings from the foot of Murray r o t n leave Piier idgeport—The steam er Bridgeport ;r Si East River daily a For Boston,iby way of Stonington—The Nar- ragansett aud Stonington leave P i 33 at 5 For Bridt leaves Pier Si East River daily a t 12 M. For New Haven and S p rin^eld~Th< ueiital aud Elm City leave Pier 25 East River every day at 3; 1-j p. M., and e v e ^ night at\ 11 For ChesDw, Deep River, Essex, Gla.ston- bury, G'K)dsi>eed, Hartford, Middle Haddam, Middletown, Rocky Hill, .‘'avbrook aud W eth ersfield—The Granite State leaves P ier 24 F.ast River on Tue..idays, Thursdays aud Saturdays For New Bedford—^The W amsutta .and Achusnet leave on alternate Saturdays from Pier 13 E ast River a t 3 p. M. For Fall River and Newport—The Newport and Old Colony leave Pier 30 East River daily For Now London and NoRvioh—The City of the City of La iver dally a t 3 p. Mr. For Prorideuce, Stonington and Taunton— The N arragansett o r Stonington leaves P ier 33 North River daily at 5 p. .n. For Derby, Milford and Stratford—The Mon leave from Pier 37 East River. itor will It For Norwalk and Stamford—The prop* line runs tri-weekly from Pier .38 East River. For Essex, Ct.—The Gninite State will leave Pier 24 East River on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays a t 4 r . ii. For Greenwich, Ct.—The Americus, a uew boat, win leave Market street and Pier 37, be ginning her trips in April. For Portland—The Dirigo and Ches,apeake leave Pier 3H East River at 4 p. M. on Mondays and Thursdays. EAST BIVEB TBAVEE. Point aud Whitestono—The Arrowsmith will leave Pier 24 E ast River daily a t 3 :30 p. .M. For CoUirgc Point, Flushing and W estches ter—The Osseo will leave Pier East Rivet- daily a t 3.30 p. M. For Greenport, New Suffolk, _ O rient aud Sag Harbor—The ArtUan makes a trip every Saturday at 4 p. M. from Pier -26 E ast River. For Astoria and Harlem—The Sylvan Glen aud Sylvan Stream leave X’ier 24 East River daily at 7, 8, 0:15 aud 11:30 A. X., and 1:30, 3:15. 4:L5. 5:L5 a ud 6:15 P. M. ForB-aylis Dock aud W hitoatone—The Port Royal runs from Pier -^O E ast River. For Baytille, Cold Spring, H u n tington aud Oyster Bay—The D. R. Martin wUl resume her trips in about a week from Pier 37 E ast River. For City Lsland—The NeUy W hite wiU ruu from Pier 38 E ast River. NEW YOBS BAY XBAVEL. For Long Bi-anch—The Plymouth Rock aud Jesse Hoyt will leave daily at hours not yet. announced. ’oint, N. .] LOlfG ISLAND. Deyred«ti*>* b f BargUr*. L ast iiight or early this morning: b u r s a r s forced an, entrance to the dry goods store of H e n ry Fishell, in Babylon, and carried away ^abont $500 worth of goods. The safe was blown Open, but containecl nothing of value. Several smaU rtores were also broken into, but little goods of value were taken. The thieves were this morning tracked to the bay landing. It is supposed they escaped by boat. The store of Elbert Abrams, at Pearsall’s, was entered by burglars, and robbed of $L50 worth of goods. The railroad station house was also entered, and some articles of clothing belonging to George Magines stolen. LAT£R FINANCIAL NEWS. THUIBDAY EVEMKO. ^ B C H 23. 25,000 I'.S. 5-20^ 'CT i 200 do?.. bt.' i . Iw'* sg'sra.a'H v ?-1? 67 j ^ C. &N. W. pM %’* “ iS E;:: k £ E - S? I i t ...... li The money market is easy thi^ attemnoii at four and five per cent. Gold since our last edition has been steady a t m e i l l j f ; . The foUowing were the awards at the Treasury goid\sale to-day: k S * ; 'iSS ii.. I - . . . . . , ™ v 1 ’“B: siia.me™eldAr,K ! 21.030®\.\.*.\ ““‘‘“\lio.ffi '“’Tuoius HaA ^ “ '“\Bates i .* ‘'ItO.SS “ i ® s Wintbrop' *(M d at 2 :4.-,, lli<iri. Government bonjs are .steady Tlie following shows the quotations i fferout boards to-day: 10:15 A. M. 12:l.i r»M. 2:15 p. m . U. S. 6s,'81cou..ll5>i®115,if 115».®115»4 115!<@11.->'; 6-20cou.’62.112® @n-2K 112S®112.'4 112> i @112 v , 8-20coa.’64.imi@112 im .@ lll’s Jlls@lllTi ii 5 a @ ii 2 ui?^® ni« m « ® n 2 in the community. tirely renovated since last season, and wiU look as fine and prove as laxorious as when first launchecL The splendid Sound steamers Bristol a n d Providence have been repainted, redecorated and refurnished, and the last named h as b een supplied with new boilers. It is e stimated th a t $100,000 have been expended in improvements in these two steamers alone since-,last summer. The music this season will be b y HaU’s Boston band. For Low Point,Hid Oak Hill—The Neversink nil leave IMer 51 North River. . For Brown's Dock, Fairhaveu, Highlands, Sea Bird will leave Pier 23 N o rth River daily. For Highlands, N. J., Long Branch, \Bed B.'ink, Sandy Hook and Shrewsbury—The Jesse Hoyt and Magenta leave Pier 2K North River daily at 8 A.and 1 1>. M. For South Amboy, N. J .—The WiUiam Cook will leave Pier 1 North River dally at 3:45 p. connecting with the Camden and .Am boy railroad. For Chelsea, Perth Amboy, Rosaville, Star Landing, Tottenville aud Union Lauding— The Mattano wiU soon resume her trips from iqer2!)North River. For Elm Park—The Pomona, or (’Astletoii, will leave P ier 02 North River daily a t 0:80 A. M., 2 P. M. and 1 P. 3l. For r'actory villle. New Brighton, Port Rich mond, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, Staten Lsland— The steamers Castleton, Pomona and Thomas Hunt leave Pier 19 daily -at 7:30, 0 :30 and 11 a . M., aud 12:30, 2, 4, 5 aud 6 ;30 P. .-a. For Keyport—The steamers Holmdel aud Matteawau leave Pier 20 North River daily, the former at 1 p. m ., and the latter at 3 p. M. For Elizabethport and Mariners' Harbor— The ChanceUor aud KUl-von-KuU leave Pier 14 daily at 11 a . si . and 4-.:t0 e. . m . C IT Y IiyX E L L IG E N C E . An incendiary' last night attem pted to set lire to the stable of Patrick O'Neil, at No. 420 East Eighteenth street, by throwing some k er osene oil ue-ai’ the building, and then lighting it. The incendiary was seen by several per sons as he ran away, and from the description given the police believe him to be a man na Dooiei living in East Sixteenth street. Sales of Reel Estate. nV A. J. BLEECKEB, SON & I'O. ruTeLeVC 0 l h a v e . - H „ n s e A a a . n l ^ ^ . ^ ^ *17,^ ^th “t.-Uon-G’ and lot n aide, 80 w. 9th a\f .. -^Os s* .iDd K.t No. 77. iijg b> William a colored man. The body of Anton .laggy, who left his home ill Forty-eighth street on the 16th of F ebruary. wa.s found in the North River. r s s - s o c o a ' . ? \ ’ V. a. 8-20coa. ’64.111 U.S. 5-20COU.’60.U15 a @112 ui»^® ni« m « ® ii U.s.igo c.,’63, n.ll0k®1104i 1104S®110>i 110X@U0i, u.s.5-20c.,67...ii0>4@iiofi iiofi@no3i aov.@no’4 U.S.6B5-20c.,’68.1101i@lll llOJ,®!!! IIOJI®!!! c: s.ioAO coa...m)4@m}i I08;4@i08ji|i08>6@id8». PaciacBs .......... 113,*i®114‘, U3yi®114 11.3?.@114 Union PaciOcs at 2:45 we quote as follows: Firsts, 83'4(<fin'i Lund Grants, 75]*i«” ,, aud Incomes, 60%(ii%. Tlie stock m arket this afternoon is steady. At 2:45 the foUowing were the quotations ; II \'ll %sz.„ ' I i NorthwcHtern Preferred.. , . 965x S f c i g r s p h The steamer Batavia took out «:’v!:!,81ii in B R O O K L Y N . first of May, has also been thoroughly overhaul ed, a t a cost of about $-23,000. The Jesse Hoyt, ■wjlioli has been running to Long Branch throughout the winter, is also to be redeco rated as soon as she is relieved by the Plymouth Rock, a n d will come out in her new garb later oring the winter the St. John, Tlrew am n Richmond of the -Albany n ight line, a Troy line, have been refitted and refurnished a t a large outlay. The dily line to Albany will be composed of the Drew and Ohauncey Vib- bard, and these boats, which have also been rejuvenated, will resume their trips ior the season about the 1st of May! The Sea Bird, which runs between this city daily trips to neigh- boring towns there are few that have not been Some of the boats will not resume th e ir trips u ntR the 1st o f May; but the tim e ler steamers which make May; fo rtrav e l b y w ater has arrived, and the sub joined list of steamboats wiU be found u seful for rt NOBTH BIVER-TBAVEL. F o r A lbany a n d Troy—The steamera Connec ticu t and VanderbUt leave on alternate even ings from P ier 41 a t 6 p . m ., Saturdays except- For Albany—The St. John and Drew leave on aRernate e venings a t 6 P. X. from Pier 41. For Cornwall,RsW dllLanding, Haveratraw, Marlboro, N ewbuigb and Ne-fr H am b U rg-The Bteamers W alter B r e tt and R iver Queen leave on a lternate days, one o f th e tw o boats leav ing P i e r 43 e very e vening a t 4 :30 p . x . For Port Lee—The Fort Lee leaves the same pier daily a t 10:30 a . x . a n d 5 p . x . for Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley a n d Shady Side- Pox C^tskiB, 43old- Spring, Germantown, H id ila n d s ,’ Malden, Bhineheok and W est ^ ^ T h e T h p m a a FoveU leaves Pier 35 on The A n d rew H a r d e r wiU leave Pier 35 on Tuesdays,TJhursdaya a n d a rtarday*. For Gornwan, Cozzens, Esopns, M itten and Pbnghkeeprie-Th6 TbOmaa ComeU and J a m ^ W . BaWwin wiR M sum p |h e | r trijps in afe w d a y s . ' „ ^ « For Dobbs’s Ferry—The steam er P e te r e . CkifBin leaves the same pier dally at 4 P. B. for Jlohha’a Ferry, Hastings, Hyaek, Eocldand X ^ , T a n 7 town and Yonkers. , . Jlor Yonkers—The Chiystenah alsolei^Tfi at )t be granted agaius ents for the p.AVin of Pulton a n d Pierrepont sti-eets, was to have been heard to^lay, but was, by mutual consent of counsel, postponed imtil Thursday aud Fri day of uext week. A Fiaht that Ended in a Larceny. Michael Walsh entered the liquor store of Hugh Paughman, No. ‘280 Van Bi-unt street, last evening, and engaged in a fight with the proprietor, and tore the front p.irt of his vest from his jierson, with which he left the premi- le of the pockets was a ^ I d watch Walsh was subsequently ar- d larceny, and this morning committed by Justice Delmar for exami- valued at $180. Walsh rested for grand laroi e body of a d Mack, who t son. No. 7 South Sixth street. Mr. Jackson, being called upon, identified the box as hav ing been stolen from his house on the 20th in stant. In addition to the papers it contained $323, which are missing. SUvi Maillard, accused of the m u rder of foot of GiIrand street, t the 8th of le morning of 1 before of Oyer and Terminer this morning for triaL As the jury panel became exhausted before the requisite num ber of jurors could be ob- tmned, the case was laid over u n til to-motrow momlqg. Maillard, who is a young ProncTi- man, was tried at th e last term of the same court, on which occasion the ju r y disageeed. About eleven o’clock last night a fire broke out in the two-story b rick building No. 98 F irst Street, Wmiamsburgh, owned and occu pied on the first floor, by P. Totton & Sons as acoal office, who snstmned aloes o f about $500, Insnied in the E tna Company of H artford. T h e second floor, where the fire o ri^nated, was occupied as a p a ttern shop by Levinus & Van- neim, who sustained a loss of $500. Insured in the Fhenlx Company of Brooklyn. The Gas Committee of the Common Council ■_ ering into etreeti, un til th e new M e ^ p o li taa Gaslight Gbmpany can befdn operation^ in the e i ^ o - taHon th a t they c an th e n oblMh gas a t $2 p e r pnefbousand; cubic feet, instead of p aying $3. Meantime tb e expenses go o n a t the rate of taoOyOWayear- ;s5 frequent burglaries of late and the re- uuiacious attem p t to break into the vaults of the Bank of Uommorce, is d irecting the at- tontion of those who have valuable papers, se curities aud household silver to the importance of p u tting the same in a perfectly safe,'and at the same time available place, such as is offer ed by the various safe deposit companies iu this city. Of these none present greater a t tractions in its line than that of the Mercan- safety vaults are in the Equitable Building, which itself is flre-proof, and are guarded night and day by trusty watohmcii. The ad vertisement of tin- company appear ’ YO R K M A R K E T S . “ vve^motrestera. $4 3o@4 75: state and Pennsylvania hands at Sc for salted shor’ders, - ---------------- boul andl^i^Sc middlings, 14Kc: Mid- S S C r o m ' JLGAXIXiSV FIRE AND BURCLARY. THE MERCANTILE LOAN W A R ISB O U S E C O M P A J rr , SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS, E Q U i T A B |.E B U IL D IN G , I smus and Discotmta.... ..... LIABILITIES. $12,153,542 57 ..... $3,000,000 00 ...,. 193.819 89 ’*11 a s .........- . - CK.-LLVB1LITIES. ,ng„: Promlunl, akd keau. .. I oa \ , tl,T74,-tt4 74 ----- M,:N4 70 l^ y Noies:;:: S B s i s s i Sample looms can be soon running at Warerooms, 35 & 37 Wooster St. CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES AT LESS TUAN MANUFACTUREUS' PHICES. Decoraled Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilel Ware, &f., at Reduced Priees. „r piece wab r, c o r.‘JIa4. IRON AND STEEL. AilKUK’.AN AND ENGLIWI MA-Ni;FAC-rb-nKU.S A. R . W H iT N E Y , 58 a n d GO H u d a o n a u d 49 T h o m a a tita. i i ’ N A ILS. \V»1. H. W ALLA CE A CO., 131 W ASHINGTON ST. 411 E ” B1 ABILITIES. \and Bankers.:: , JOHN T. HlLla, Cawhior. M W c o t a v i ’»nts.............................. »7Sl,.w I iS :s s i I LIABII.ITIES. $1.82:1.039 .>1 $500,000 00 .. lU.OOO 00 E f t ....... iH E s i i K B k n k e t s . ;. , : , rir?A®Vl|®T, j Directors. ::»i.o4o.sw« t a H H ,:i “1 1 Total. ! ................. ... $7.1ffl.2U5l C h . - lia b ilities . idisiss:::;-.. $309,500 00 a i i s - . . . ‘'^ 1 .................. Yellow Pine Flooring, Joist and Scantling. JOS.ERISLEY,109WallSt. Yellow Pine Flooring, Joist and Scantling. J0S.H.RISLEY,109WalISt. Yellow Pine Flooring, Joist and Scantling. J0g.H,RlSLEY,109 Wall St. Yellow Pine Lnmber aid Timber. J0S.H.RISLEYyl09WaUSt. Yellow Pine Lumber and Timber. J0S.ERISL£Y,109WaUSt. Yellow Pine Lumber and Timber. J0S.ERISLEY,109WaUSt, AOBaST FOB SOtiTHKBN JCOXS. lARTniIAPFI.08CffSSONS, BlaaafaeltaTiar Ciieailstc a a d latM rters, FCLTON AND CDTFF STS., NKW YOKE (B8TABU8HED 1S8?, o n . o F v i ^ ^ ^ qpj^crrnxvo 8Xfn: R O O F S . R O O F « . ' R O O F S . teGqr tin. root* pqyarad ^arraBt^dMzhtfiw IK cent! per «4ou» fooL-wlth thvAmerioah patent Soap- atoae-i^t. ’ .&.mLkWlS. ' Hotiw. Blcn and Freaikl Pahiief. 71 H o O iob at, N. T. Bote Agent fomheAnaricaa Patent Bpap-atona Faint Oo. s i 4 x ; i ^ VOB isT i v A U U B I Z E S i i r o 8 'C Y L B S - D ieiL r L O l i i l O l l & C o . IMPORTERS OF SOLE AGEISTS FOR JA C Q U O T & CO.’S c e l e b r a t e d 424 Broadway, J f. Y. H A Z E lS o ^ ’ M O T m ^ ^ ^ M.ANUFACTUBEBS OP Full Iron Frame and Overstrung Grand and Square P I A N O -F O R T E S . r i r x s i s - t L';” - “ s s “ h S '.SS£-L',“7. rnUona thraugboat the i ___ Arm being eompoaed of three practical mechan ics, has enabled them to accoiiiplish the above, which would be impossible did they oot rive their personal attention to nil the details of constractloo. . , . . TON PIANO. HAZEL farerooms, 34 A-3d UXIVEKSITY PLACE, ^Between Tenth and Eleventh Sts.,) X. Y. POSITIVE M m i l LOOM CO., JA H E S LY ALL’S PA T E N T S . ’H E L P S , DODGE & C O ., Im p o r ters o f M etals, NOS. 19 and 21 CLIFF STREET, NEW YOKE, SK isss.'fc\® ”’- T H O S . J . P O P E & B R O . MTDT.YI.fSS. ana Penrl Street, New York. CnA«roAL, SCOTCH. AV1> anthr A cttk PIO B ah AM) U ailroau I rov . O ld I ngot C oppbk . s McKMi., vncKMi; (■«[ TKit, L ead . [.VER. AC., &c. l T N kw !\' 10 Cliff Street, and ‘J41 r 6 0 M»by AMUSEMENTS. r^ H E lVONI>ERFUla cvnocp : phalus c t e i n w a y h a l l . ^ NILSSON MATINKK. Mr. SlAX STUAKOHCH reHrioclfully anm FAUBWELL AT THE n. BnAAb. acorottiry. . I t- ’29' O O T II ’ S T II E A T R E . MONDAY, WEDNESDS2y*’“ DAY, AND 8ATUB- TUESDAY. IMr. EDWIN BOOTH as THURSDAY, | j, 5-J^^ kt T us ® ^ * ^ ® E '°a n d “ ll.iMLKT. • rjl H E W O N D^E B F U L CYNOCEPHAXUS . ^_^8_ARKIVBD,_^ _________ 0 . R A N p . _ 0 P E R A „H o D 8 E . Tuesday next^-AtaTO n s j- a ^ n to Duchesse.^ ^ Q L Y M P I C TREA T R B . p * ^ c a t 7 e . t - d » f J I H E W O w b j E B F l J L CYNOCEPHALU8 mar23tf HAS ^RR^VED. __ nev pl*7, eatltled BIRTH. I d preparstion~BOSBDAli£L K T H ATENTTB TH E A T R E . O LAST WEEK “ 8ABAT0 H E I H b y T B I . E G B A P H . STARTlffiC PROM PARIS. CoUision Between the Troops and the Fdople. THE RATIOHAIS FIBIHG OH A HOB. T H I R T Y P E R S O N S K I L L E D . CONSTERNATION IN THE CTTT. Fearful Scenes Apprehended To-nighl. Tlf€ Germans to Ke-occupy M * a r i s o n S u n t l a y . The Insurgents Taking the Funds of the Bank of France. DiN^euNions B e t w e e n Favre and T h iers. The Eue de Paix “ A Pool of Blood.” NO MAN’S LIFE SAFE IN PARIS. [t'Mblf Dc-patebe,* lo the Associated Prt—s.J I’AIUB, March 22.—This evening a large num ber of unarmed perBoiis reached tile Rue de la Paix eutiauce to the Place Vendomo, and ap pealed to the sentries to give way to their passage iuto the districts occupied by the in- iBcd by the aoutries. ’The demonstrators therm ion luifuiied a color. The Nationals threatened to bayonet the flag-bearer, and the crowd a t ouce com menced to retire. Barou N athau theu seized the flag, aud exhorted the crowd to advance against the illegal force occupying the Place. The order was obeyed, when the Nationals occupying the Place be.d their drum- and fired ill tbe air. The crowd retreating too slowly, three mk.s of the Nationals filed <iut from the main body aud fired. There was a terrible scene for about five minutes, and tbeu the crowd broke iuto a terror-itrickeu retreat. A t th,* least thirty persons were killed aud wouuded by the fire • ' of the Guards. Barou Nathan received two | passed in pursuauci THE WONDKBFUL XAMWON8. . and >U the great BDNNEIXS. Appeuanoe of Fiof. NELSON and hia TWO SONS. w h o V ^ w aoumg other HEW AND STBllONCi NO- MATnOEB 8AT0I&AT. AT IK- I | 1 H E y o y P E B P PL CVNOCEEHALDS marts tf ______ HAS A R B i y j p . ______ TVT b V T O B K C I B O D & . IN L.B.LENT— .(Fo^^nthstreet).„„.Dtre XA-mnsES AS m A s h m i t e k \ o h SAH DOMIHGO. A Significaut Rreamlflb. special despatch _ EvEstNG P ost ;] [Despatch to the 2Uso<iatcd Press.] \WA shischon , March 23. Whereas, any negotiation by one nation with a people inferior; in poiralation and pow er, having ill view the'acquisition o f territoiy, should be above aU suspicion of influence from superior force; and in testim ony of this p rin ciple Si^in boasted that the re-incorporation of Dominica w ith her monarchy in 1861 was accomplished without the presence of a single ocuments. And Whereas, the TTnited 0 founded on the part from such a prino: dent without wcakenii speas, th e U n States, being a repub lic founded on the rights of mau, cannot de- oiple and such a p rece- ing the obligati; w upon republican institutiohs. CITY LEGISLATION IH ALBANY. ) the C h a rter of Board of Educi duced in the Senate various amendments the New York city charter, which, in s stance, are as follows : ithorizii form a board, nine daily a nd nine weekly publish corporation adver pajier to be caUed the offic ■nts, and oue ial journal, to pub- srytbing. Authorizing the Comptrolh'r and Commissiouer of Public Works each to appoint a deputy to perform their d uties when they are absent. Continuing in office the counsel for the corporation until the expiration of his term of office, and theu the Mayor may re-appoint him for four years. T.aking out of the city tax levy all powers granted the Dock Commis sioners, and making them the same as last year. Abolishing the Board of Education and authorizing the Mayor to appoint twelve persons, to be caUod the Commissioners of Public Instruction. Glviug power to the ma jority of any broad to do the same as if done unanimously. No expenses shall be incurred, except under a prior appropriation or author ity. The Board of Sinking Pa or leasing any p roperty shall; est bidder and after adVei'tisemeiit. lUdo so to the hi lavei'tis The Outrages in the South. TUB MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT. IDesiBitcIi to the A“so;'lated Press ] ■VV. asbjngton . March 23.—The President the f;illowing Message to (’ongress this after mails aud the colleetiou Of the roveuui; daa- The proof that such a state of affairs exists in some localities is now before the Senate. That the power t;> correct these evils Is be yond the control of the state authorities I do m>t d ;iubt; that the power of the Executive of the United States, acting within the limits of the existing laws, is sufficient for the present emergencies, is not clear. Therefore, I urgently recommend such legLs- lation as, in the judgment of Congress, shall effectuaiiy secure life, liberty and property in .all parts of the U nited States. I t may be ex- pedient to provide that such law as shall be I passed in pursuance of the reoomi sb;>ts in thi- chest. The Nationals in the Place shall expire a t the end Veiulome have since been reinforced, and are The Nntioiuil Guards generally linve been ) arms, aud flghtiiig is aiiprehciided The affair has greated great e;>astematiou among the people of Paris. Paris journal saj's that Count von Bis marck has informed M. Thiers that the Ger- 1 will occupy Paris on Sunday, unless by that time M. Thiers is master of the situation. VER.sAnJ.ES, March 22.—Several of the Paris newspapers have removed to Versailles. The I’aris insurgents have obtained from tb^ Bank of France a milli;m of francs, again.^t the deposit of a f;innal treasury bond. A requisition made by them up;)u the R.itbschilds was refused payment. There is a report that M. Favre is endeavor ing to oust M. Thiers from the office of Chief Exeoutrve. Generals Leo;mite and Th;miaa were buri;'d in a dilcli. The Rue de la Paix is a p;)ol ;if bl;»;>d, ami mi man s life is safe In Paris. GERMANY AND FRANCE AGAIN AT WAR. Threatening Letter from Bismarck, France Failing to Fulfil her Obligations. 'The Fire of the Forts Will be Opened on the City.” H U M B L E R E P L Y OF TH IE R S . (Cable Despatches to the Associated Press.) VER8AJIJ.BS, March '22.—In the National As sembly to-day an adverse report was made from the coranuttce upon the bill providing for the election of a municipality in Paris. M. Jules Favre read a letter from (';>uut 711 Bismarck, who says: “ Events in Paris do not indicate the execu- on of the conveutiou entered iuto with the German commander which forbids any ap proach to the lines before the fores occupied by the Germans. Count von Bismarck claims the restoration within twenty-four hours of the telegraph leading to Pantin, which has been destroyed, or Paris will be treated as an ene my ; and should there be any more proceedings in violation of the preliminaries of peace, the Are of the forts wiU be opened upon the city.” M. Favre stated to the Assembly that he had replied to Count von Bismarck that “ the insurrection in Paris was a surprise to the government, but would be repressed.” “ If there was delay in Its suppression it was because the gorernmeut was stiU h opeful of avoiding bloodshed. “ The g overnment bad-no means of repairing the telegraph, but would ask its reinstatement the mayors of the arrondissements through which it passed.\ L ondok , March 23.—The DaUy A’eics special despatch from Versailles says the letter of Count von Bism ai)^ created a sensation in the Assembly, and th a t M. Favre, in his re marks thereon, hinted th a t if Paris holds o ut the govci-nment will co-operate with the Ger- Tho Jersey Coast PBOTECTION FOB MABINEB8. [Despatch to the Associated Press.) W ashington , March 23. —In the Senate to day Mr. Frelinghuysen presented a memorial trom the New Jersey legislature f o r an appro- iriation of $200,(XX) for the better protection of life a nd p roperty on the Jersey coast. He said that many wrecks d uring the year might have been avoided by adequate appropria- Stockton said he had received a copy of tbe resolations presented by his colleagne, and he desired to give notice of anamendment to the Deficiency A ppropriation bill, which he read, appropriating $200,000. He had succeeded at the last session in securing a provision for the crews a t alternate stations; a nd he nrged upon the Senate the importance of the pro posed legislation. The memorial was ordered to be p rinted- O ttawa , O nt., Maroh 28,-vThe following resolution, offered by Mr- Blanchet, has been passed by the Hoqse of .Cojnmom: That the doty be removed from salt hafley,iyevO*ts,Iiidilm.«ini, bhekwheat aadlndltnBfeal. eatmesl'sndfiaiar. A fter a n exciting debate the government was. obliged to ,pve way, a n d the reaolnrion was c a i r i ^ h y a vote of t o ^ for Spidtixs. [Despa^to the Aa«)cialed^reee.l WASHniQTOSr. lesroh 23.—The War Depart ment publi^esthefiiBowiiig in general orders: Private corzespoiideiioe trom pm oiu ia-the mnitaiT s e m e ? eC thegUnitod »$■*•« abraad, which t h e y laicr d«dre fai h s te fo n r ^ e d . throuih ihn despatxih ageoia of. the t r a i t s States, M 0 «dd he Bddtessed onder cover to : theYfarDcpettaiieadt Congress. There is no other subject on which I would recommend legislation during the present session. (Signed). U. S. G r . ant . Washington, D. C., March 23d, 1871. Ohio Politics. tDc..;patch to the Associated Press.) C incinnati , March ‘23.—S. S. Davis was nominated for Mayor bv the Republican (Con vention to-day. Only fifteen votes were cast against him. Other nominations were made as follows: W. F. Straub, police judge; fJen- eral Fred. VV. Moore, city solicitor; 0. W. Armstrong, treasurer; Colonel T. C. Camp bell, prosecuting attorney, and Sidney Milner, wharf master. The' Republican Judicial C;>uvcatiun at Clyde, Ohio, yesterday nominated Hon. John Fitch. ;.f Toledo for the additional judgeship In the Fourth judicial disD’ict. Opening of N avigation on Lake Brie. [Despatch to the Associated Press.l JO, March 2;3.—The sohoojier D. Fergu- y with a cargo of irauce of the sea son f;>r that |>;>rt. The sch;iouer (levelaud was chartered yesterday for corn to Oswego. The N e w a rk M ethodist Conference. (Dcsiiatch to the .\ssorinted Pre-s.) ’ M orristown , N. J., March 23.—To-day’s ses sion of the Newark (lonfereuce of the Metho dist Church was consumed iu hearing reports from various districts stating religious pro gress. Dr. Boehm, aged ninety-six years, made an address. Nothing more of general importance occurred. The Conference will visit the Drew Theological Seminary at Madi son on Saturday. A M y sterious Rumor. [Df.«patch to the Associated Press.) W ashington , March 23.—It is understood that the President will recommend legislation transferring jurisdlctiou from the state to the Federal c;>urts iu certain cases, with the view to insuring prompt justice against the perpe trators of certain crimes. A Cabinet CouncU on Southern Affairs. [Despatch to the Associated Press.) and Seoretarie the President’s preparing a message on the condition of affairs in the South, to be sent in this afternoon. A nother Dinner for the High Commission’ Despatch to the Associated Press.) W ashington , March 23.—Earl De Grey and Lord Tenterden have accepted an invitation to be present at a banquet given in their honor on April 10th. by the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the D istrict of Columbia. Court ol Appeal)# Calendar. [DeepatCh to the ASeociated Fress.] A i baky . March 23.—Bay calendar for March 24, 1871- Nor. 127. 58, 33^, 152,455, 166, 164, 168. r One Hundred 1 change Sidesroom by MuUer, W ilkins & Co. The attendance was v ery large, and the bid ding remarkably spirited. The property sold consisted of one hundred and two lota belonging to the estate of the late Gouverneur M. WiHrins, fronting on Central Park, for all of which unexjieotedly high prices were obtained. The 'sale excited much interest, as it was expected to test the pulse of the market in regard to speculative invest ments a t p resent in Central Park property. Hence the throng was veiy g reat. Although the bidding progressed rapidly, the sale ^ a s not concluded until a quarter before two o’clock. ExceUent prices were obtained througbont. I - “ i | “ d33w-StNicholasara F r e e T tade in Canada. ^ [De.prichtolheAssodX«iPress.J i ^ mrtl,ertia«l«atoar. J I fOiiB aale was the lai«erttoimpafewiOoeariW T h e C ^ n a l Q u e stion. A (XJNTEKTION TO BE HE37D IN THIS CITY. The Commercial Union itnd the qommeroial, men of this state have cadlcd a cohYontioB, to be held in this city on Friday, the 31st in.- stant, to fiOBsider the-necessaiy canal legisla tion, a n d have invited the a tt^ d a n o e of dele gates from all the commercial bodies hi th e , 5, and business men generally. The French Relief Fund. LETTER FROM ONE OP THE LONDON AGBNT8. h Relief Committee of the Ohain- lerce have received the following letter from Hugh McCuUoch. a member of the London Distributing Committee: No. 41 L ombard S treet , I I-ONDON, E. C., March 7 ,187L ( Gentlemen: I have the honor to acknow ledge the receipt of your letter of the 26th ult., addressed to Messrs. Moran and Morgan and myself. Ere this, you have received ad vices of the action of the committee on the distribution of the money placed in the hands of Mr. Morgan, b u t it may be proper f o r me to say, that the best means within our control have been used to e xtend relief to those p arts of the rural 'districts of Prance that suffered lost severely by the war. It may also be proper for me to say that the _ jmfnittee and o ther Americans* in London are much gratified by the liberality manifest ed by citizens of the United States, and es pecially by the citizens of New York, in the donations they have made to sufferers in France. Such a practical illustration of sym pathy for these distressed people is an evi dence of w hat Christian civilization is doing to create fraternity between the inhabitants of different and widely separated uatiousi V;-ry respectfully, Your o bedient servant, H ugh M c C u u d ch . —’-s H. Marshall, Charles CITY' IN T E L L IG E N C E . The Fenian Convention. PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. The Fenian Convention m et ^ a i u at tcu ;i'clock this moruliig at their headquarters in Avenue A. A. H. Griffin presided. The com mittees on home organization, military affairs and org-anization reported pr;)gress, aud were instructed to coiitliHie their sessions. Colonel John O’Mahoney moved for the ap pointment of a special committee to inquire as t;; the amount of money received bjr the Fe nian Brotherhood since its organization, and how much has been expended for the purposes of the Irish Revolutionary Brother- A fter some discussion the motion was adopted, and special committees were iip- The names of the committeemen are with- After the appointment of the committees lie C;>nvention took a i-ooess until 2 ;)’cl;>ck, Steamer San Francisco, Eeynolds, Hamilton, Bermndi StOTwr^noral Barnes, Mallory. Savannah-Livins- \^StcOTora-South throtlna, Beckett, CharU'stoD, SC—H R ^St^mCT^'hemarle, Couch.-Norfolk, City Point and .Sentence of a Thief. In the Court of General Sessions to-day, be fore City Judge Bedford, .lohu MoGinness. charged with stealing $32 and six gold rings from Mrs. Casey, of No. 9 Rector stree.t, was ‘Briglbamel'rrowbriage, Ihsigers, Baitafloes-Danlel Soir. Freethey, Kornandinii.Fl.;- Thonil)- M g Alfaxeta, Wallace. Femandina, Fla—Warren Ray Brig Golden Light, Anders,,.., St .I.,hn, NB—Snow & Sch Rising Stin, Owyns. BHltlnmn*-Wm Cbalm(»rs. id sentenced to the State Prio- Lannch of a Yacht. The sloop yacht Peerless, which has been building for 'Yice-Commodore J . Rogers Max well a t the yard of Poillou Brothers, was suc- ;sfully launched this moniiug a t 11 o’cltick. e Peerless is a handsome looking craft, but she is built on somewhat new principles, the result of a trial of her speed is anxiously looked for. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The election of officers of the New Y'ork L it erary Association was held in the leoture- om of St. Anne's Free Church, with the flowing result: President, Thomas'Washing- n Roan; vice-president, Thomas Shay; uasurer, William O. Fitzgerald; secretary, erman Bergman; Executive Committee— S. M. Brown, Washington Houston, Charles Jaehn and Adam H. Reldel. A directory and programme of the New York East Conference, which assembles in Stam ford, Conn., on the, 5th of April, has been inn a neateat littleittle handbook.andbook, anged i a n l h which ished by Tibbals & Son, of No. 37 P ar The dead body of James Sheridan, of No. .34 Pitt street, was found this morning in the East River, at Pier 60. Dr. John Lord will deliver his lecture on “ (inlileo,” before the Young Men’s Christian Association, this evening. LAW REPO R T .S. LATEST riNMCIM. NEWS, THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25. The money market a t the close was easy at four and five per cent. Gold since our last writing has been steady G o l^at 3 :45, was quoted at lll(u 111^. Goveroment bondt* a t tho close were steady at the following q uotations; | : I: r-j J and juiyV::::::::::: :l|t m u The stock market late in the day was strong, with Northwest, Lake Shore and St. Paul as the most active stocks. A t 3 :45 the following were the quotations: t .. ...... . 1 s s ’‘m = i 1 The foUowing were the highest and lowest prices of stocks during the d a y : “1 n of the past five d a y s: 18. 20. 2L 22. 23. Exchange compai corresponding sei i 1 f “« .11 sSSHi'j':? i» 1 r i » ?rri r rate d S t iS e ^ i _ _ _ The following have 'beeffriieprinoipal quota- in the Gold Room to-day: :t lift The foUowiBg shows the tnmsaotionB at tbe Gold Excharee Bank: _____ _ ifflP I S i S H e i s m :: 1 S S !8 report feyj^he Committee on Aecnrities the first m o r tg s |e tjonda.of th e Mashvflle' a n d Decatur Bmlwad: (SSompiimY w ere'to-dajt dfi th& call a tth e WavrYbrir Stock ExoBaioge^ Intelligence [For Adaitiong] Ship Na^, See Tint r<ige.j TOBT OFNEW Y O ^ . ijnTBSDAY.MABCg 23.1S7L lea. Slbcom. St Thomas and Bio >, Adams, Havana—Atlantil Mjiit Philadelphia-I,;)nlt:ird 8S Bark Marie, Bernard’,'Bernard, Polnt-a-Petr«-Hnt-a-Petr«-H A So'rallo'rall i Pol A S !, Cork ;>r FaimoutU—Wmche-t.'r re,l7iKers..ll, Bristol. Ens-KE .Mor- rt and West- ?)VDa«*n.7ilO. OSB. U:3»A. 3:13.4asO,S:3I) and Gi» Norwalk Ballroad, 7S» a . m .. r t u ^ J ’ now Canaan Baflrpad,7;0Q A. 3F.i I2:M, luTOaod S-.40 ^ O U 'l'H SID E i^AUjHOAD O F LONO 4:S0P.M. IsUp Aecommod'ation, Saturdays, throuRh to STEABIBOAT8. J-YeigUts received uuti! tlie bimr oT departure. Passengers Arrived. Dr.-BE8OUR0K8. its LIABILITIES. S r ’ ' S i na and Discounts ................................ $4,810,463 21 S E S S a e .::=::: A i ’\ \ “ \ a S s M E E : t i l ic: Ho'uso',; LIABILITIES. ’■ i f i 1 1 Ill m,194,4!i9 82 RAILROADS. C h S S frs'E feiv'e Street, and 23d streets, as follows, viz.: forgot Special Sunday Train f; ok andTallmans. P. K. 4,30P.M.*; j&o<n for’piermont and Tall- |or(w^ Oriord) to ForHOTn^*iuad*Nrack. For Paterson and interznedlate sto- Fn^^nt ^Tratn, dally, for the *kSennedfe«^ta5o Snflfeni and SMdags only, IbMtre Daln for a X t Boom cars att- lirtag ____ D rai^g Boom C8?» » t- DewMd for tigo ^ 8HIPPI1SG. t m f i r s t - c l a s s TAK p S « l® ?”^ikl^A flk -§ 4 5 o N L ^ UNTIL FULL. m Burilns.^ip. L E a A f . N O T I C E S . ly-foiirth street tv 'cM c i r r ifoM C E s . :O T ieE.—PDHLIO C S ^ ^ ? ^ e n t o K pant OTocenpants otjuibouaes imd ] ^^^F o r laTlng croMWldk opposite No. 178 Greenwich “ l|^For laying crosswalk opposite No. 2« Hudson * ^ ^ F or-laylpg taosswalk oppqsUe No. « Wooster 17.—For laying crosswalk opposite No. 7201;^ Ninth a g a s s ^ - — to nortiiwest * J^k^rtiafiMOfNlnth st^,ict!OimajT^ueCtoATB.
