The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1851, Page 1

5 aa eS _THE NEW YORK HERALD. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1851. fl PRICE TWO CENTS. WHOLE NO. 6815. = AMUSEMENTS. ‘ Sapa Ae 's. . | THREE DAYS LATER €ROM EUROPE, visit to the King of Hanover, who competed his 8oth parcels of wheat Ranowyrnraa of Tues- Arrival of the Brether Jonathan, birthday onthe 5th, y last, apd American fi 6d. higher. | ‘The steamship Brother Jonaitian, Capt. a ROADWAY. THEATR: merican flour wes 6d. per tg , . Squire, arriv- conte; Bread H. THRATR = 4, MARSHAL, fe eee We have advices from Bombey, of the 3d May, and There war also an improvement of Gd. per quarter in the | (1 4am! ip Brother Jo -~ posh a po ‘tain rises at 7% ae circle and . ARRIVAL Caleutta, 2d April. Tranquillity peevalis in India. price of Indian corn, and 6d. per quarter each on beans port yesterday morning, ted theo ie 1a a taieemn from Vienne, Chek the new minister, Herr yon | sae eee, Oais and oatmeal brought fully late rates. | Kingston, Jamaica, after a very rapNd passage. She lets Mabsldicion, Mr. Tilton; F or THE Raumengions, bes ed eaieeey ae amenn eras + 480 Lbs. was the top quotation for American | the former place on the 10th inst. yellow Tadian corn, Livenroot. Manxere, June 7.—Ashes—About 400 bbls. have been sold during the last fortnight, at 27a. to Zs. ‘the Widow pra! Pi Pas Gow ails Santen "Thornton, Mr. wes by Mone ares the ministry being presented to him, tho new minister assured them that it was his intention to adhere to the system of his predecessor, Baron von Bruck This latter morning of the 14th. BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP NSAGARA. Annexed is a Let of passengers in the B.J.: eon Espinosa and Mile, Val- - 6d. for pote, and 298. to 30s. per owt. Bacon ce Bortrans i BPLETIOR Rebs dha uchcccse®” "| THE REVOLUTIONRY STATE or PORTUGAL. | Trieste, wincut an ect copay, The treiaent or | Moves, <A slowly, without change in pico, holders re. 1810'S GARDEN -sUMAER #R4s0N mr vied the Council, Marshal Radeteki, ‘and the leading members | Sere Cee a aan eee ree Mr. John ‘Tickets, 0 Anticipated Spanish Interference. Ce rien tare ben mons eneidaias in. ealt- '| 'gog ‘0 hhds. Philadelphia at oa per owt. eae The | anaes, “Dt Brock, it cha pe rth is mpuidaianirdh ia market a remains in a very and inanimate i- dd, M J Lefevre, AU Swit Doolitth SSAN UOP Ler owe. We : murder st Meus in Belgium, alc ei semis eects | 0m; the transactions for tho fortaight are not worth Ghleaee: IR Newton, W'harned, 4 Ma Mrs. sg awe To be fo at the a ss OA . e., dies, dice ‘The Crystal Palace remains still the great attraction, | * 5 Sitdaceee | % “see Fo Neen uy —Gi R- Scot if 3 C arc ‘Taylor; | Mr. Burton's company to: Bight ‘at Niblo’ : From 50.000 to 00,000 visiters visit it daily; and yet, as oe to report. Vor grease batter there is « demand. an Do Cheese—A reduction on inferior parcela having been sut mitted to, the market is now nearly cleared. Cocoa | 3: necna —No transactions. Voffee—With a limited demand, the | CM Stillwell, A ester, DI Reimanye 3 Mi 04 sales of the fortnight are 150 tierees Jamaica ut 423. to | S'yecpant aM Fracce, BD sare, Wriethna J Sienotin d | ‘70s, te ortioaly to sod see. Lage yt for s few | W Noble, 1 Hut, J Hindsccker, 3 Wabh, WG fa casks fine, 40 tierces plantation " ormer rates, ite heen tens “ihe whole to conclude with th —Deuteronomy Datiful, Mr. TALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.—MAX MA- Fetuck, Manager and Conductor. Admission, 0 conta: 21, will be played the comedy of the POOR G Doctor Ollsped, Mr. Placide, To conclude with RASCAL JA \Ck—tnat & Rascal Jack, Mr. John Duna, ROUGHA: I can attest from personal experience, circulation is free and easy within its precincts, The whole expenses of the building have already been covered, und the question now arises, what isto be done with the surplas? ‘The Russian | cumpertmens has reeeived imeny valuable additions; in- e Logan, Mes. H. Howard if the WOO R ‘Tho British mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Stone, arrived at her wharf at a quarter past 7 o'clock yesterday morning, after a passage of twelve days, seventeon hours: ‘SLYCEUM, ny NI ROO! street.—Dress Circle and P ‘Wot pots. it Ciel, a Mandecct er, + Sharpe, C Kalstone, G Clarke, WN Rees ONDAY EVENING, JUN 2 BH canta Orchestoan Ball Gants te Bor and fifteen minutes, every day brings some new object of interest. ‘The Ft ae w ‘ anda few bags Brazil nt 37s. to 38s, per owt. Ginger— | NS Denning, 3G Tower, a maby, JU Windooop, Mt ay eee een 3 athe rogeatewiee: Saitriay evenipg Just | he N, loft Liverpool at two o'lock om Saturday after rt g elmvsh dnily, om shilling aye: and enjoy the | Xoftler. Guano-Selee have been made in Peruvian at | Masizsyre, GM, froth: deh tin ine Wid denne pot ARINO FALIER the LADIES BATTLE—Baron de Montrichard, pynne; | BOOM, the 7th inst, The news is only three days later . the qnotations. Hemp—Baltic is in fair request at the tee, MARINO Fal DIP aera paren aa Montciehard, Ke erate, y ys scene of life and activity aromud them. tioms, In jute 8850 bales sotd at from: £9 Ibe, to | © Kelton, @ B Paradise, Sam, ve' de Gugnom, than that bronght by the Humboldt. rae Marini. eat, H Fcwler, N Willa, Henry Signor! rut untéas d’Antroval, Misa Talis, Bonnett The Queen's birthday was celebrated last Saturday. 16s. per ton, according to quality. Hides—Lhe | D Kempton, H F Fi WN Jackson, 3 Kempton, J Sin wan g pular dance by Me. Flotcher and | Annexed are the names of the passengets:— All the ministers gave grand banquets; there was Fe | parket continues steady. Lard—At a further ad- | M Totten, D Halesh a dense, Reonaity ob iociseses W es te eure, o conclude, with JENNY LIND cite Ge | Bon Juan Pic: lady, child and} servant; Major Nor. | Vit 0® Woolwich common. London was brilliantly | vines of td. to 18. per ewt., there bas been an | Averill, ei, 68 o |rerwedl, J Brewa, WW Tote, B Boaren, 2 by Gag Me Thompaon; Mr’ Teatherlungs, Me. Phillips; Joa: gel indy, two ehildeem, ts rervantay ME Rami and illuminoted ut nigh}—~ God Save the Queen” sung at all | [Aree Of Ua to Ts | per cut. & Benedsrt, N'Wright, M & Parkinson, & ROR BEAL | np lontharicare en neaiee ; , 3 Mr. Rami lady; actize demand, Linseed Cake--No_ sales re ! We WW Stomeet: vs signee aratinl. y 3 Hem ict nt theadtes, No acrident occwmed to mar the general | Molassen The salen, ure 250 puns Cubs Mussoredo | EVanuiyaes de on, #U Smith, D Raoaa, HW Ste fi opens alépane 6 Vorirmanon cs commease S04 | [TAMDIIN FESTIVAL —AT A MERTING OF TIKE Brookes Mr Guten Be nish hearer if rejoicing. London io 40 full of rank and fashion at the | as 1¢«,; 150 puns. Porto Rico at 16s. 68; 6Ohhda Kast fF Sedgeid, Henry. Duncan, 0M Xushe, By Bitlay, be jock, No postponcmnent on account of the weath friends of Thomas 8. Hamblin, Esq., favorable to the | Colville: Heesaea. Benne: hcerriahel Mu ede eer ee eegane edmipages so crowd every | India ‘at 14s; 150 puns. Barbados at 168. d.; and 308 | Hanson, & Put ax KU Swane, OL Breset ASTLE GARDEN—BI : gee roposed Festival, held at the Astor Mouse, on Thursday, | Lieut. aly; Mee horoughfave. that foreigners visiting thisgreat metropo- | buns, Demerara at 134. 6d. per cwt. Olls—In olive, the | Deed. i Mack, GW hyper, Ra Sava, EIGHTH SUNDAY BVENING | fhe idth inst: the Executive Comiiten appointed at a» for: a lis cannot Mil to take buck with them a very vlevated | suiee are abont 240 tons at previous rates, 270 toms Ashby, EB Mart, CA Reali an Dyan, Ph Irotwad, AF, Foneeet Admission, 2 gents, Sunday evening, Jung | mer mecting, made a report of the arrangements mato by | Wrisony A. A: asoscace’ snd Feo oer idea of the wealth and prosperity of Great Britain pulm sold on the spot nt -C27 16; and 600 tons.to arrive, | Fadiord, J deluston, G2’ Bullock, at olor % — —| to > . be fol Dt Tt Di 1 by - y * a | 4 ell, Se , Bins tees ted ie Lenc A pels: | thewenieere em hich weg | ten: Me. Wilson Hal Koes The opera houses cvatinne to draw. Cruvelll, who | gt gis, Small sales huve been made in seal and cod, at | W'chv ILE Boome 4 arden, (which was ee Crone well: Me. Reynoll made a hit in Fidelio, has earned new laurels in Norma.but asise—A Sunset on fies tu liberally placed ‘posal for the purpose by Max Ma- BS 10 tuas American whale oil sold’ at prgaily for these “concerts, Martizek retrek, Ue lessee, who relinjulshes n opnra night for the oo- pte Martin: Stanioy; Faruhem; | ie uot equal te Grisl—eanact be compemed to that great : lard 3 = Martha,” Strauss, rod Music—Le P ension:) on the evening of Tuesds th of Yune iastant, J widhers! Grotjan Blum fragedian. Great compeution ixrhown in the rival extaby ee ilee aren = | H A J & Bdmonda, jer, Wiltiwa Clarko, 2 Mes veon, K Roberta, MS Hawking, CP Sintth, i bdgers D Rrbawerl, it Pigs” ‘inaved sold at 31s, 6d. to 328, 6d wteyeh balcony, two to location in the hall; prome- | ‘he arrangements for seating the me admirable plan as that adopted . and to be carried out by the Lind concerts, who have ‘The American mail steamship Arctie, Capt. Luce, hence, noon of the 24th ult., arrived at Liverpool at aquarter past five o'clock on Wednesday the 4th inst. in eleven days, five hours, and fifteen minutes, Messrs, Bell, Sons & Co. report (London, June 5) « steady business to have been transacted in American State stock# generally, with an active business in Mon- treal City Six per Cent Debentures, ‘This loaw has beon raised by the City of Montreal to aid in the construction Jishments, Teapburini has been engaged at Covent Gur- den. He isa better Don Giovanni than Coletti at the otter howe, A rew drama, founded oa Dumas’ Mad’lle. de Belle- Isle, and called’ “The Duke's Wager,” in which Keen aud his wile are the principal actors, has met with de- served tuccess at the Princess's theatre, of which Kean is lessen, Concerts abound—balls and private parties are the order of the day. Ascot races have been well attended. | The Lord Mayor gives a series ot conversazioni tothe | se ap: “bist, from the celebrated opera vf the © Prophet,” Me ere Intermission. Part 1 replete to Zumpa, Herold; 7. delaide, grand solo for Clarionet, executed b oe Velt, with acoompaniment of full oreh ‘The ‘Somaambulist's Wanderings, Stra ‘wind instruments only, Bellin: 10. The Review, Grand March Pot Pourrl Performance to commence at 8 o'clook precisely. No postpo ment on account of the weather, ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, AKSVB Grand etrect.—Opon overy night during the ook until pilerape at 360.64 per owt. | Pepper—No sales to report, ork—The high price has checked the demand. Rice— Carciina, during the Inst ten éays, has been more in demand. and rules have been effected, to the extent of 30 or 400 tierces. at gradually stiffening prices ; the purchasers being Car own trade, an advauce of 6d. per owt, may be quoted, 17s. 6d. hus been paid for middling | 7 Savannah and very little now offers thereat. ‘The last 1'y e sales of fine Charleston were at 19s, Gd, at which figure | ter, N-Artbu buyers would coutinae to act willingly, but of which we | Wileon, A Wileon, Thos'Fos bave no supplies, ‘The present stocks are about 600 © Vers, J W Johner x Water M Jase iry, F Fineo, WH 'Luttle. W Crance, John Doris Pee) andience to be on th by P. T. Barnum, Ew men ushers of the Jenn: toerd their services, com Cushman, (with the consent of C has slso, in the kindest. manner, talent engaged ip his establishments in this city and ulis Bevnott, Mrs. W. R. Blake, Mi . (proprietor ef the Lye Williams, 'S Galteu, G Wb twoud. F Gitord, Capt Mash, A sich vdivr, ere Haale € I Reokwell, H Wughes, BW 2 J © Bonter A opint, H Mac G S Warren, kor, Ja 1 i Denia, m, who, in order to | ble to t! it 9) Stclock. Aa Afternoon a an will be rivee on Saturday estion of music AKD.—MISS JULIA BENNETT a TO AN- t ‘heir presents and By Il be presented the LADY 0 rformances ever Gfterncon ond ovoning. ‘For particulsre sor ils of ral ‘The performances will conclude with, THE QUEED pdpleande Pui dames Blake and mah owten Owed ore from Broadway, 3 ich M pune 2, with My. T: slot snd J Gould, ARNUM'S erate MUSEUM.—P. 7. BAR uM, ter. velli both afternoon Metorval drama of CHAT A for these concerto, under the ry alent Siteetion et Mr, e hundred ti ry rec and antagonistic charactors snd nature, and vet living together in the aame enclosure. on t-rma of mity and Insting friendship. Admission to the out performances, 23 conta; Children andor 10 years, ters to a refroshm ommenee at 8 velock. Re im, &e., to be had in the § butt Bee ta, entitling the vis +7 o'elook; Concert toe Ficahments of the best ki Sekemancat seem. We omebing sliowed. ND & HERR Drinseact su NAGERIE— HE ORATORIO OF “RLISAH” WIL »; k Harmonic Sooiet, on, end Me. Leach, eemvers of the Society, J. Why reds of thousands of the most ople of the United States, has eae erie 8 most brilly ' Fellonine Werder visi—Je © ‘Natio, 2th, Waltham; Bich. Concer rd, M performs nc. i aaa te ‘s'eent cm 0 mineat tragedian, ening, ret appesrance in. "During the wook the tin a sectarian ) Address Omegs, Herald office, Now im x ‘Thee are ail worthy of a visit and can be Ith the performances in the Lesture w price of 25 cents. EXCURS! ONS. ene by ther w signed would announce t Wil! make an excursion to the village of @ 32, from the foot of Mt Serieg i tI tage ning the premises also to ‘ete ea. aa Ihambers nereet at 4 P tri sentoneom be obtaleed fiom firemen, for ® to al pati eg nerestare rece veh © tehelor, No. ioe West strorts The idokets will be istued for stem or Ofteon days’ exewrsion. OR CEDAR Sr eek a LANDING, AT FORT HAMIL. KOSCIUSKO, Capt team: wing been thoroughly inte throughout, sit oe ANCH, N. 3 THE SUB. ‘this day, June Zils Wararanpa 1 HOUSE, ity, N.Y. frbtot Thirteenth etree AT GREENWOOD LAKE, | situated at the Bast satay Bitih: seevet, 1, | eaten, will leave Glen pace mney Pe eee: 4 illustrious foreigners in the capital, and the weather | oy. ot 20 lest yer ee iiceanal nodgruse, C of the St. Lawrence snd Atlantic Ruliroad, agairat which | being fine. the british oupital has becomes central point | Gunite tie eel Ere monte this geen have bern £166 Tone. 1K bby. the city holds an equal amount of prefereutial stock of | Of attraction. Albey. Stone, the company. | United | States Five per Cent Bonds, 1853. Bi. A riot had taken place at Florenee on the 29th ult The people were fired upon, and two killed and seven or eight wounded. Our London Correspondence. THE STATE OF RUROPR. Loxvoy, Friday Evening, June 16, 1851 | Mewements of Levis Nopoleon—Ma Tribune & Moi!—Con- sternation of the Munarchists—British Parliament—Car- dinal Wiseman—Impending Civil War—State of taly- Loss of Life at Plorence—Germany—The Holy Alliance of 1A51—The Cope—vIustria— Miscellaneous. Theevent of the week has been the speech of Louif Napoleon, the President of the French republic, on the cecasion of the imauguration of thy Dijon railway, In | review of Versailles and St. Cyr, his quarrels with Chan- garnicr and the Astembly, and his bold and decisive con. duct whem he dismissed « hostile ministry and formed one of Lis own liking; but still he never commttted him- self by word of mouth; like m lighthouse (established on not too solid a foundation), he allowed the waves of discussion, both in the press and in the Assembly, to darh up against him unheeded. Once out of Paris, he breathes more freely; the name of Napoleon is still a tulivman in the provinces; he ix among his six million | | Voters; be must aay rometbing; he has a good address | and be «penks short and to the purpose—these banquets | se be expressed himself, are“ ma tribune @ moi.” The op- por‘ anity does not oceur every day, and when it does he | founded. ‘The ministers raid it was unconstitutional, and, I believe, the strongest paragraph was suppressed, Leon Faucher baving threatened to resign if it was not Louis Napoleon wrote his speech quarter of an hour before the dinner, without showing it to any 07 ing up more moderate one concocted for him by Mesars Leon Faucher & Oo, The President has decidedly had « triumph, ‘The advices from Paris of last night, state that this Dijon speech is still the great topic of conver. presente itself, Petitions for the revision of the consti tution continue to pour in; but nothing further has taken place on the subject im the Legislative Assembly Our political world in London is dull as dishwater The first clause of the Reclesiasticnl Titles Astumption Vill has been adopted; the other clauses draw their slow fine ptained glass windows, an organ of great volume good choristers, and the service performed with great pomp, Wireman preached in his Cardinal robes, He i, not eloquent, but bas s good voles, There could not have been leew than two thousand persons present. No one is allowed to enter the cathedral without paying « ehilling to the ve, oF sinpence to the ide aisies— something quite unusual in Roman Catholic churches. The affairs of Portugal are entering another crisis, On the 2th, the Queen dissolved the Cortes, convoking them | for the 16th of September, for « revision of the constit! tution. Telegraphic despatches received this morning state that a portion of the troops in Estramadura had re- fused to obey Das Antas, professing obedience to the Queen and charter, and declaring against Saldanha and the revolutionists, A second despatch says that three regiments of infantry, three squadrons of cavalry, ands battalion of artillery declared themselves, on the Sisto May, at Klvas and at Montemar, against Saldanha. Ciri Asrival of thy Hungarian Refugees. ‘The Oriental Compsny's sieamer Sultan arrived at this country to his compatriots, some of whom wore desti- tute, He stated to the mayor (bat they had beeu treated with the utmost kindness by the captain, officers anderew of the Sultan — 1t was aflecting to see thir man standing before the mayor, with bis had uncovered, and with « e trembling with emotion, beseeching hospitality. He tpoke English pretty well. He had: learnt it, he said, ip bis youth, for the purpore of studying Eoglish litera- ture,abd never thought then he should want it for the purpote for which he was then employing it. The Mayor cfHlered to plvwe him and the prine’ pal Hurgarian off- cers wt ene of the chief Dotels at his own expense, and | to ree that aesistange was rendered to the rest of bis companions. Messaros, however, reapectfully declined the former offer, sud said he would prefer remaining with the Kungarians. He had sufficient to provide for him- felt; all be begged was some temporary assistance for there of bis ccuspapions who were destitute, After his interview with the Mayor he hurried down. to the d to acquaint the Ilungarians that he had been successful dre to inquire if the government could render any as- ce to the Hungarians and facilitate their transit to where they were disposed to go. The superin- teudent of pebtce was instructed also by his worship to allow each refugee aexistance, to enaole him to ge porary bed and board in the town, | Spain. | rough is reurce and in demand; tein | | calm, with ready prices carks, against 5.700 casks up to seme date 1850 according to quality at Ts od. per ewt. Sseds—About 2000 pockets | Rosin bbls. sold. to arrive, iron—The iron market continues in very languid state, and only a limited business doing. Vig iron continues in drooping state. and | meets little inquiry. Vin pistes are in good demand, and prices sre firmer, with # tendency to advance: Copper is In fair request, | will eontinue in receipt of it, fer there is mo man im the Block tin ke et former rates. market—Consels, on the fortnight, higher; exchequer bills 1s we very quiet. Vig lewd continues neglected are one quarter joney Mancnosren, June 5—We have bad little change im the market since Saturday. The ailvices by the City of Glasgow and Europa steamers, showing lurget reeeipts of cutton atthe American ports. with w slight decline of prices, prevented Fo to the extent they otherwise might Ve few buzern operating on Tueslay ave done, perhaps; and unfavorable news by the overland mail induced India houses to bold off the market « litte; still we had a fair extent of business. Prices were ashade lower ia een.e descriptions of goods, but the previous rates offering and though there is some slight distrust of w cottom market. yet there isn fair extent of businers at Inst work's prices Certainly there is hardly #0 much perk ae last week, avd where there is any cha. vedi in the rates of cloth or yarn, it is in favor of the buyer avae Corron Manner, June 4—The market ix quite Advices from Madrid announce that the proceeding: | gcing on in Portugal are causing very considerable | alarm to some of the Spanish ministers, and Cabinet Councils are daily held upon the subject, A disugreement evidently exista in the Spanish Cabi- | net on the Portuguese question. the Marquis Miratlores | Leing of opinion Ubat ap immediate military interference | ought to be determined on, ‘Whe civilities and marked attention which the Prosi. dent cfthe French republie continues to favor Geaeral royal mother continue to wish the General at a great batinate dislike. ctual eause dove not transpire. that M. Bustilios quits the Marine De- partment, and that he will go to the Havana ; General Arnero is to be his euccessor, Other changes in. the Ministry are contemplated Austria, Telegraphic advices from Viewns, of the dth lost. con. Agent at Frankfort, has been instructed to submit the Austrian utnexation question to the Diet, Rome. Advices from Rome, of the dist ult, state that Calan. drelli the colonel of artillery who conducted ths defence of Rome against the French, and became triumvir for » few days utter the resignation of Mazzini, has been tried guarded by mounted sbirri, were searching the country houses for arms. Cardinal Vireardelli had died. Marketa, Loxpox Mowry Manner, June 6—The English funds continue wholly without change, and the transactions to- day bave again been unimportant, The quotations of Consola were YT to 08 for money, and 08 \ for the 17th of July. Hank Stock left off 211% to 2124); Reduced, OT toW; Three and» Quarter per Cents. 98% to 98; Long Annuities, 74; India Stock, 259 to 261; India bends 00s, to b4a,; and Exehequer-bills, 428, to 4h. pre- mivm The toreign stock market rally quiet to-day A further advance, howe barenins in the Five per Ceats for money being done at without any particular cause being asigued | Fy precautions continue to be observed, | Patrol of French cavalry, | | cficer O'Neil, of the Sixth war: gene! qv took place in Peruvian, | 86),, and for the account at 84, 87, 96's, 87, and 865), and in the Deterred at 41, 40%, 40%. and 4145. The transnc- trons im other securities comprised—Brasilian, 835; | Danish Five per Cente 1035, Mexican, for account, 44 4. WS, Mand 34%; Portuguese Four per Ruseian Five pet Conte, 112\; Spanish Pas- Spanish Three per Cents, 40% and 40 te, for | quotations on Friday last Pollee Intelligence. Sales up to 2 o'clock. 420 bales, tres wdinaires New Orleans, wt Tf, being If, below our | In Extraordinary Case of Seduction and Uaduction of a Foun firt by @ Mevied Man —-A very remarkable case of duction and abduction, alleged to have been com- mitted by & young man by the name of James Van Zandt, | wae brought up yesterday before Justice Mounttert ‘The accused ix ebarged with the reduction and abduction of Mire Phe bictta Egbert, aged seventeen years, a very pretty his daughter, Martha Kgbert ber, 1848. and they lived to ince that time, it pen 2Hth day of Decem. her, and have bad one poears, an intimacy took n his younger daughter. Fhebietts, and Van Znndt.ond that onthe 9th day of January last, he (Van d theanselver; until, with de lieved the at renton, New Jerrey nto euiste mvt affecting mature then took p Ls holding fier mother, and at the rhe loved, by the | Yenudt) abducted her fram his house. and proceeded to Vhiladelplia, where they cohabited as man and tT. For some time it was uneertain where they had & few days past, it was were putting up at a hotel Kept by Mr. B. 3. Accordingly, on this », Justice Mountfort issued bis warrant of ar- ife to- and &seene of the The young girl, om eparation from the man flicer, was thrown into an alarming state of exeitement; and as she was on the eve of her ac- couchement, the pains of labor were brought o fortunate young girl was delivered of » Pgbert rematoed with night the vi day oF two. charge of attempting to ole cme will poe U Teo @ hearing before the Justice and that in Attempt to Poss Counterfeit Money —A man called aries Dubels was arrested, on ‘Tuesday might, on & broken bank $3 dill on the Hah of Oakland. to Ste John MeDonough, No. 417 Kreacway Thenceused, it seems, attempted to pass the seme bill in two other places dillon the Farmers’ Bank of ( ne money On searching the prisoner, nd a counterfeit $10 see County, The ae- yed before Justior Lothrop, and om the jon no proof was shown that the nccused party acccrdingly the charge was dismireed ond the prisoner was discharged from custody Liserderly Howe —Captain Silvey, of the First war |. afrested, on Tues Thompson, on # disorderly house at No. 181 Liberty day night. a wom a charge of keept street. and a resort for prostitution. A young woman by the The nono hae been in the habit of me of Mary Aun Mulligan, testified that Mra enging girls from the Commissioners of Emigration and intelligence oMees, om to sweep owt J Storer, G Storp. R bradley, & ; Tayler, Dates bueront J Donpeth elitr, FC A Bink) SC Jota: on W Nobiey B Dye T suyder, Bt =< cc tn enon, D. Brichetors, BW vas, 2 * Ps Sa hee Bee ‘4 ts teed baw been sold at irregular prices; and 709 boxe | &¢ —s * prdlie nl of the Committee every r “« Six per Cent Stock, 1867-68. ral Loizar Messaros forty-nine other Hungarian officers, | &¢ —The bet reriptions of bhd. and wine pipe | MW Vilde, MW Linevow he, LLOWS: MI! at AT FELLOWS’ N he followingemingst am pide. York State Five per Ot Stook. 1855... hud forty Hungarian soldiers. M. Francoca Lzsultosy, | Meet rendy ule, while the inferior kinds are neglected} | weassroti L yt Wt Lay Crate ie arr ond condueren: oie New York State¥ive per Ct Stock, I Kossuth 's seoretary, wus a passenger op board the Suitan | °d New Oriana bbd, sommand Faget - ee | — oe nahi 7 Boston City Five per Cent Bon from Constantinople to Muita; but he was leftat the late | New You 2 . ‘The B. J. brought the following amount of speoie:-— wh in e x Lie Ohio Six per Cent Stock, 1875... ter plnoe in consequence of his being in sll health, Mes | Pe M. Ousdee staves Toe srw for dard is | Psa 0 i yi ° ig $37,098 v cave heen sgocived wisn tee preatect forve sy | have ait tases Ui Pally acceded to the Massachusetts Five per Ct (St. Bds. 1868, faros took leave of Korsmth, at Kutayah, on the 6th of | Y¢?y limites; the latess salen bave been at £00:per | Berfos sé 15.000 syste are from all parts of the committee with the manager, tngether with Maryland Five per Cont Bonda.. May last, The great Magyae was then in bodily health, | tbderd M good auality and specification. For | E. Mila ; fini Bat! fo ene of the most spacious and boat ventilated | fifty performers, who has also. im | Canada Six per Cent Bonds, 1874 but much broken in spirit. owing to his long captivit punche has been less inquiry, there is, however, | Everett & Curtin 2.008 Fy cabtiei cnetesa Reeth An atiien AE eth eehiok cols We | = if He bas again been promised his liberty, it’ September | BO change in prices. Sugoa—Sitce our Inst report. we | Im bands ef passenger: —" er; to all of whioh vol ” Bi ese . ries 4 1 eto ee c] 4 Sry Wea ste =) fered. that of a laren nomen 9 thn eae are Bat ion fea yore — we peat, by the Turkish goverument; but faith has so re- | ple Capelli ala es bese 1.300 Bade, Total... 508,008 ui y , besides th nd. c resigned are to “ il ith \ iona | Ona, ‘The ales of the furtnig © been 1.2 c r ; : rt spate etl es aeloent i remain in offes . Pe nases tos Rice Cat hate oe eaten enes. | WW tags Bengal; orvign—Z000 boxes Havans; | We are under oblientions to Mr AH. Pride, of Bee- report was unanimously accepted, i “ . 0 ». Kossuti’ 10 6 nu Bahia; 20 bhds and 70 bbls Porto then passed to Max Maret We have advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the Pores be aint ge a large _ aan Miter cal fds, Suriname. Tallow has met an ta. | {rd & Co.'s Expross, fox late Chagres snd Jamaica in- pee Marniadl aul George Lower, beg Sepret omptand | th of April, Her Majesty's «hip Sampson has pro- | who fare otill prisonecs tm “ stayeh There que now oe, proved demand. tinoe car | port; Petersburgh, | telligenes citerent Indies and gentlomen, who, as above stated, | ceeded from St. Helena, with troops for the Cape. Sir | maining piioners in the Turkish dominions, about 2. C, ccmmanding Sis 6%, to 38% ; North American, Ss. | ‘The health of Chagres and Kingstom was gonerally, ed their professional services, for, th Harry Smith had issued an order for a further lovy of | FY, Wuvgarinns, Mesearos is @ tall, handsome man, | 120% eee ee eee cme TAF | good. ‘There had been very lilt‘ rain at Chagros. ‘Tre- 700 burgh. ree & buld-besded, with an immense beard. As seou as he jd " nese a market ip ral he a Ph ine | velling on the Isthmus was pretty fair. 700 burghers to be raked, at «cost of £2000 The Kaf | landed from the Sultan, he waited on the Mayor of | aeuiee Tebseoo—Ho dems are firm, wit out change in| 5 fire were said to be gaining «trength. Scuthbampton, towsk it any assistance cuuid berenderedin | PMCes. Tur pentine—xi eg - a i | ‘Theatricat and Mustoah Bowsny Theatre —The bill for Us evening comprise two execlient and bigbly attractive dramas, We are id to see that (he exergy and and enterprise of Mi ir lin, im producing sterling entertdoments, have | bem erowned with unabated success, and we hope be | theatrical profession tbat deserves better treatment im the bands of the public than Thomas 3. Hamblin. The Cotertainments will commence with the romantic drama caltvd © ‘The Dreag of Late.” and will terminate with the cperatic drama of © Rob Koy.’ HoaDWAY TheaThe.—This evening is set apart for the benefit ot the widow of Mr. Erastus Driggs, several loading stticts have volun cered help rervives, and the. patorp ances are varied aud attractive, comprising Une larce of “DU be Your Seconc,” the spectacie called ““Aaael,”” and the comedy of Verfeetion,” in which Mins. Jovia Bennett, Mise Anderton, Mrs. Brougham, the Misses Ucugenbeim, Mrs. Abbott, Mire Capel, Messrs, Barrett, = . Paris, within the walls of the Elysée, Louis Napoleon is | {¢ The Mayor sent immediately a teiegraphic message to | in the ma the prevailing rule. Yesterday the Conway, N B. Clarke, T. Ib. Johnston, Lynne, G. Jordam, of the celebrated Frovcteor *Fagnonesii ith reserved almost to coldness. He ix not less active for that; Lord Dealey 8 art te posses Hd che aniahet the refu- | mor arrived ico poe J esopeen In-thelr r pear, With such extraordinary witness his attempts to tamper with the troops at the | gets and instructed the town clerk to write to sir George ures the commercial int ce by the Kuropa, ble purpose for which it is oom Lined. we feeb eontident the public will handsomely sap port the widow, Nino's Garven.—The entertainments for this evening arene usual, exceedingly attrac ive. The fine old 06 medy of the” Poor Gentirman,” with Burton in his great and ipumitable character of Dr, Ollapod, will commence the extersainments. The various characters 1 this plrce witl be flied by many of the best comedians of the | day. The concluding piece will be the amusing faxoe j entitled that © Rweeal Jack,” in which John Duin, the | celnbrated comedian, will appear ae Kasoa! Jack, Lu whlod he bas no rival. National Theater A very attractive performances is to tke plac his popular theatre, = drama enlied will commence the fornances, with Mrs Melinda Jones tustaining the che racter of Suean Hopley. The popular draua styled “Wil derey” will follow—Sir, JK. Scott personating the INSTRUCTION. Narvucs with, in Paris, are looked upon with very great | Mis EP«bie ee ae ene eee ebay ob Glihertg;, nad. Che eonabeiion paees al Ee TiAl “s MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND | ‘Hz It to account, ustrust im the painee and everywhere else at Madrid, | {is i hemcisas set forth by the father of Miss Egbert, , the farce of the “Wool Dealer,” in felich Met Wickey wi hesnut rtreets, Philadel; P. 7. Bi ‘The comternation of the monarchists and conserva- pa mg el yh =, —y Pann Pan oe ee | and other ‘are as foliows:—Mr. John Egbert. of | appear as Deuteronomy Dutiful.”” Two pleasing dances ae \e firat oppor fore: ° - sietnlly; titer: | tives was something extraordinary. ‘They were dum- | EyuinasTrime Minister aceite, Hoth the Queen and hee | No 241 Leroy street. rays that Van Zandt was married to | will be executed between the pleves, by Mies Malvinas, Brovcnam's Lyexum.—Mist Julia Bennett, who bas been delighting the numerous Visiters of this pleasant theatre, is announced to make her last appearance this evening. For the period she hax been playing at this theatre, she has given general catufacdiom by her exoel- lent cemic delineations, and we ave sorry to hear of hee leaving, as she has been a great favorite and wasa gevab addition to Brovgham's company. To-mght the pieces selected ste Ladies’ Mattie,” and “Jenny Lind.” & crowded house may be expeeted Banat m's Meare ‘This bas been n brilliant week at the Murvum, both ne raarde the performances and the es ration in every club and every salon, The Assombly | tredict the lute reports of the diamaaeal of M. Bach, the eer ery bg me on gett (retenge proceeds. This afternoon and evening, Javell UF STEAMBOAT OTMELLO, CAPT. H.R. FISH, | will resent the insult on the entliost opportunity that | Breretaty for Heine Affaire, Count Thun, the Austrian re found, Theoflenrforiee | vite end Larue will apprar forthe ina me oo r Trend arcersion from the stage to the gallerios this oven- | ing. which of iteelf ie worth double the peice charged for scmirtion to the whole museum and pertormances, The faxces performed here are well worth seeing. snd the entire entertainments are such as will unquestisasbly draw capital houses ‘s Minere 4 will give two concerts to-day, af PT ROC! Me John davghter The neat morning Mrs y ald forse, yaw RS Woorter street, the Proprietor of the village. leugth along. On Sunday last I went to hear Cardinal | 824 condemned to death. her daughter, but Van Zandt wae conveyed to this city a wdevening. An excellent programme ts ; ~———— | Wisctnan preach, at St. George's Cathedral, Westanlaster. ‘The note of Cardinal Antonelli, published by the Inde- | priscner, and taken before Justice Mountfort, who com. | fered. Go early \RKAND AND CHEAP EXC FROM NEW » pendance Belge. notwithstanding an official disavowal in yrison to anawer the charge Mise Eg Frivows’ Mixereets axp tae New Onteass Samm k to Montre The building (designed by Pugin) ix very handsome— | the Giornale di Roma, had produced a+trong sensation ndt seduced or abducted her; she | xansns —A fim 7 now enabled to treat with the public, including socistion smong the French officers. iL abore companies Caste Ganon —Maretack | eighth Sunday concert to-morrow ev ite establishment. The weather is so fine, this beautiful | establishment will, no doubt, be crowded Nationa Concent Hart.—A grand sacred concert will take place mt this new and eplendid ball, whieh te to situated in Canal street, two doors from Broadway, to morrow evening Trirtrk Hact.—Mendelssohn's oratorio of ~Klijah” | will be given by the X New York Harmonic Society, at the | above bell. om Wednesday evening next. | Hasincin Feetivat.—Tbis grand affair will come off om Tureday evening next [t will be the most splendid af- | fair «hich has ever taken place in this city. We hope the Garden will be crammed in every deparunent, a @ testimony to his sterling worth. Jenny Lino 1s Bovros.-Jenny Lind's concert leat evening, wae all that we anticipated. The house wae full, completely full, and yet there were seats for all. Betives were placed in two of the aisles, but no oruse rents were allowed and the passageways werw wuo struct ed. The elipe were not excessively crowded, as At pew vious concerts under Mr. Baroum's régime, and thorgh us Ore ot my at under the pretence of employing t ki soenion” alt te Spore in Wall elnect, bat tnstocd of eo Qnlng, she ingueed the girls to proetitute themrelvss to clerks and others 2 that vicinity, and in that wey thie woman Thompaun alleged to have been the cause of many a poor girs & ~ truction. The accused was conveyed before Justice La throp, ¥ho committed the woman to prison in default of Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents, 00%. and the Four per Guat Certite tee, 90, 90S ree per cent Consola, 0 ),, 96%; three and a quarter | per cent ateck, (both for money and aceount,) 97. WN; Benk stock, 12; Royal Bank shares (£10 | pail), 12%; Mboldg Company of Ireland: (£7 patd.) 5S; Dublin and Deltast Juvetion Rai 4. All who are this excursion te shoes whe c-. Dinners farniahed by firs N. BA good # Suened for the receptt lion Hotel is the mont «1 capable of tageous tion of Lor Bed tet ‘Atlantic, ae ing, le not to'be excelled. | the he use was full in every part—above, below, and all around—yet the nudience was seated without the slaght- ttrowble or coufasion, and good humor seemea to 0 all around, Indies bring heard on all sides congratu- 1g themeelver en the excellence of their seate The whole arrangement of matters last night must have este war, consequently, is imminent in the Peninsula, It ts to be seen if the great powers will intervene, and to what - | purpose. France and Austria, will they endeavor to re | establish order im Portugal, as they have in Italy? and | will great Britain, whore co-operation har been refused RAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEWD' ? 1c that Mire Lind bas those about her whe Wert Point, (0 Dook,) direct, Iandi look idly ow? ‘The English equadron is too much at | pall) for account, 254; Dundalk and Enniskillen, | bail | fed the pubbe ¢ 7 "ts fount incr eye, Paremont Verplanck's Point, Catiwell's( Koy hook von Bremen the Tagus to daany Fuch thing” Spain but re- | (40 paid) for account 9 Great Southern and Western, | |» teat ifers—Attempt of Grond Lareeny Karty | are abundantly competent to manage her, concerts Im @ the pleasure of th Thi Kin™Geld ‘Spting. and Corawall, tanching at " cently offered to euecor the Queen of Portugal. A pe | (400 prid )for nccount, 41%; Midland Great Western, | om Wedneday morning, two young Jew A ier | way that will pot only be. p fo Se ae, | what ich tht ect sue market affords, and the bar shall seotooked | rtrcet cach wa ‘ed apien tid hineular war would make Louis Napoleon popular Are | (447 10s pwid.) 36, Watertord and Limerick, (£60 paid,) | man Morris and Harris Levy, were detected attempting to | could never be rnid of Barnum's arrange ngrese ah tet ‘we to have a recapitulation of the battles of the early part | for account, 17% | rival In the dry goods store of Berne & Vibaro, 6! Mahlon | bie to all who wish to attend them —Hoston Traveller, BLBONT B Li, SCH {MOUNTAIN SPRIN of this century, with a Holy Alliance in Germany to 061. Corton Manner, June 6. —There ta nochange | eat bbe J ey eg te yen June 19. wee 2 renee mrodeting b shy ee nee ener F cotton market during the past week, the quote | (fey into the store, under pretence of wishing to pur- Court of General Sesstons. hig of tenn ote ‘etree theee | jal rolution . an of tan given in our last being in all cases fully and firmly | {) 0" after asking the porter several ques | Refore the Kecerder and Aldermen Haws and Millee, aii “ihe © wel taah ¥ | oe ee aes Soe 7 com | cupported. The trade have made their purchases frvely, | ticnn, detected in \ndenroring to cor ceal 8 | dune 18.—sentenced for an Indecent Assault upon a Ye Q wn ee tinue to be very alarming. The people are only pre- vented from rising in the Roman States by the strong menrures of the French garrison. It je needless to state that a brave people cnn ill brook to be tyrannised over while «peculators and exporters have taken a fair share. the prevent scale of priges giving confidence to a!l parties The accounts revived by the Arctic, though not accom- rank d ty an offelal document, speak of & falling off in | Hirl—Michwel Murray and Sarah Jane smith . ning pleaded guilly 10 an assault and battery on toe gitl only fifteen yuars Me nee. picce of silk, valued at about $50. The porter, imme | | diately on dikcoverirg that Morris was trying to teal, gave on alarm, closed the door of the store, ae reat 106 | Seleventiog os jualitier AScrmiegeal’ water, render it tful summer retreats in the country. f the most de Mrs. Hinehman \adien” Officer Simmons. of the Second ward, came will, a0 weal, Ya. oe eos tention to th Chhmbers street, om Sunday morning, at 7M c'clock, for the | bye foreign power French patrols parade the streets | the weekly receipta; no doubt the coming steamer will | (he police “ ore plows. OP iReme day kod wight ORE FL fe rumors. ‘The Committee of Brokers. pince soesd tig bebe footer Lomeenns wes soot hn toile wig Save dori oS a rpg,acccuate fem Turcany are equally alarming. aor | iitvplands at Xd; Mobile, 82d:; and New Orlenna | {. acm for tra, in default uf $000 bail On the fram | that cence. Mere aseoult, although it wane hare been ditheult to make of Morrie, whem searched, was found » $100 bank bill and para and Curlatone, where the Tuscans fought valiantly | teen taken on epeculation: el © . ° The District Attorney, there apvegzran K My aM {thoush defeated) sgniast the Austrians commanded by | rat, 160 pervam. and 160 Bew | Serer fore. preepacd the ‘plea cffered by the prisone "hud the 'w open: for the reception of boarders and visitors t Seth | ana eee muratng te boner of the ante. ag 1/000 bales, Sales ef the w The Opern at Castle Garden. | Court ceutenced them ech to the penitentiary for etm menthe. The little girl who was the compisinant in the cose and who bas been kept in priscn at & witness for ® ni mber of weeks, wae aeked by the Recorder if be had abhome She burst into tears and replied that ehe had neither hom ot relatives in this country. She bad ring mort of #hieb ine ehe Livenroot. Coan Manner, June 3—Our market was | tolerably well attended today, but there was only a mederste demand for either English or foreign #hent, and the current rates of this day week remained unim- proved, except fe ptian, which, owing to ite relative | rence over other kinds in , icamer lentes New York daily at a quarter before Fulton Market ER. A steamer niso le ‘avilion every morn S quarter after 9 0'cloel by that of ach way. The Island City will lave y OvEnings ABA o'clock. Fat. REDUCBD—ONLY 6° Ly steamers, from the foot of tears no comparison with ¥ «Don Giovanni" was performed Inet night as well a could be desired even by those who profess to have on extraordinary admiration of the composition, yet with the exception of the portions in the Italian style, the “d this time in the el within the seered b tweive of the congregation Austrian garrison, fear. ing a conspiracy, refused to let the people come out un. til the police within explained. The + xcitement caused CENTS TO YONKERS i nstinwn street. —H es for pore air rmerly of the W: fied scenery. This quiet, henstifel vilaae, tnd ite, vicinity, } Bg ree wes nderertonbie . These ore lnolated Sa ted eualined ae aavanse of 14. 0 Od per 70 | audience applauded nothing The instrumentation 1 5 early a yet, | jon oa Big AT ae a i favored with eome of nature's hrichest ornaments, viz, a | frets. but they tend to show that ifa rising takes pla ¢ Saten Camees Treach flot entire th vendant, and the volees are trented i to tere, Foster, the ineteun of a Peeem, red | varnished bers of the h family, who emit " eral 0 co" poe dian, and French flour exciting y a oes J sent back to Mrs. For 7 Broprlocees ot the f jensen Neues’ fond he Finewiede rom every pars. whs can } id in Fes ie st be generat throughout the on- sales to @ very fait As for the myth of | a that ledy had promised to procure a situatic o for ber, | generally as of eecondary interest ot yo the plot, which certain ambitious citi have talked their ve t those that y not the was afraid ueetul, toa. few of whom Dr. Kellingsr ard, berides Nething wuthentic has tranepired of what passed at tegy to Fo iter R a uny'# quot ited supply of bar bands ct theee #ho had aiready attemp re reas ohalfwsilcopenth, we have the mess eft: | ‘Austria Tbe latter Is presiding over great minitary Uist and base ean beans were in moderate reqnest. and | Mint feet om vot bone ieee “Sn ie only, | #iven to her, and that recording te ber ~_ M feat of the American stars, Bd vin Fornevie, whe deres be | ci vunitio ibs latter bs presiding onthe potable ge held on much higher terms, Rayptians. which had pre- | 4 not ® f Succen they | Piseed under Mrs Foster's cn . honert, #n4 aasert his rights, tegardless of consequences: sang Getingemnes even: vicurly advanced, improving mereiy 3d. to 6d. per qr, Metini, Ce ne oat ned | ing gentleman who beard the girl yout, come 8 line to the proprietor. Steambonts. fe fee the village tevides x Alderman R. P. Getty and Wm, | Tis of bis army many distinguished foreign «: In pers no change was apparent Oats, meeting a | CCvld for the opera last night, and Tosio, Trum, am rt that he would ee to are seembled. Sham battles and review: daily. Kadetski, Schlick, Jellachick, 4warte are among the number ‘The German Diet. at Frankfort, held ite fret ple nary sitting on the morning of the 0th ult. The repre- sentatives of all the German States were present. King of Prussia is proceeding, on the 4h, ons Mice Whiting performed with great ability, The eatha sievmn Was ne great ne could be expected, under all the citeumetaners, even with a very large, brillim fa-hionsble audience, On Monday ight, Feliero” will be repented. ‘This opera is popularity. c her The Court ¢ mmend gentleman to Mrs Poster. dW o'clock AM, and}, 4, ond, PM vt Hamilton at &, 9, and Teens BOWDEN TAS LEASED THE NEW. LARGE, 4 gommedions Stables ssobed to the Hamilton ‘ort aon L. ere horees will he tak on tall times gos, and puddis Hivrses, ou hire. ur, whe in any healtnful. nob! nd the and procure a situation the «fler, and referred th the Inte fire at Danville, N.T., wae was by the Kxchange Hotel por sele. bardiy maintained the rates of last week, ‘ontmes| femained stationary in value Tadian corn, « Od, per qr, on the pot, was in fair demand t. and floating cargoes, if near at hand, ‘would fell at Inte prices Jexe 6—The Corn Exchange this morning was well | sitended by both town end cquatry dealers. Fresh er rece dl the abate ckecered this time: te t rden of the universe. inde ceigloal gaa ghia, without the sous The whole | 16,000, of which a i ‘a with to wee of the self. ive odor | have much