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the government has to defend, and it must take national and not fanatical ground in regard to it. We shall believe, therefore, notwithstanding Massa Greeley’s idea of the high mission of niggers, that the government of the United States was established for a very different pur- pose than that of harping on such stuff, Tux Sate oy Soyona—Iurorrant w Tavx.— Read our Washington special despatch upon this subject. There may be something in it. ‘The report is a very curious and a very plau- tibie one. Perhaps General Sam Houston or Senator Gwin of California, may be able to enlighten us upon this matter. Or can our re- porter at Albany give us any information of the bill referred to in that quarter? Can it be pos:ibie that the Mormons are moving south- ward for Sonora, uader an agreement autho- rized by a Colonization Company in New York? We have once before called the attention of our reguiar Washington correspondents to this Sonora question of bargain and eale, and we now request them to look alittle more thoroughly into tha subject. We suspect there is some- thing in this cloud of smoke, and something, too, of a tangible ehape. Tue Heatep Texw has somewhat accelerated the annual stampede to the country, which usually commences about the fourth of July. The steamboats and railway trains are carrying away hundreds of pleasure scekers, and the sum- mee hotels are all in full blast. If the thermo- meter should remain another week at its present altitude there will be hardly any one in New York except the strangers and the members of the “Can't Get Awsy Club.” As this respecta- ble institution numbers something over half a million of members, the city will not be quite deserted. They imitate Charles Lamb's philo- tophy, and say they only go to the country for a dey or two, in order that their appreciation of city comforts may be heightened by the con- trast. At this writing a souvenir of cool wea- ther, 2 reminiscence of the odor of new mowa hay, or a remembrance of the sea shore is tan- tulizing in the extreme, Divisions AMONG THE Morwoxs—The latest accounts from Salt Lake City indicate that there is by no means that unanimity of senti- ment among the Mormous which has so often been noticed among them. It is said that seve- ral of the leaders are by no means satistied with the peaceable surrender of ex-Governor Young, and that but for the menacing attitude of the troops, there would probably be violent out- brexks among them. This fact, coupled with the continued armed occupation of the passes by the Mormon troops, should warn the govern- ment not to withdraw the army util usequivo- cal evicence either of submission or evacuation hes been obtained. THE LATEST NEWS. IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. Our Sprelal Washington OUR MEXICAN KSLATIONS-—THS SAL OF BONORA BY (HK MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO A COLONIZATION COMPANY OF THK UNITED STATES—Tis Band an SBTILED—THE ADMINISTRATION IN THE S8CKET— THE MOKMOrS LEFT OUT OF THE BARGAIN-—MORE LIGHT WANT#D—DESTATCHES FROM GOV. CUM WING— THE BOUTS TO CALIFORN(A OPEN —POSITION OF THR ADMINIST&ATION ON THE BAITISA OUT RaGsS—OCOLLACTOM SCHELL AND THE OFFICE SEBKERS—RBUSH OF POLITICIANS TO WASHINGTON, BTC., BTC. Wasixotox, Jane 21, 1858, From a source which {3 not official, nor semt-official, bu in which I place a snific\eut reliaace to justify this commu- nication, Iam possested of the foliowing information in reference to Sonora :—I am positively assured that under the Mexican Comonfort governmect, or that preceding it, a sale or cession was made of thirty nine millions of acres of ince in Sonors, (a tract nearly as large as the State of Now York,) to a colonizwg company in the United States, whose beadquarters are in the city of Now York; thatthe bargain was completed; that the proofs are ia one of your city banks, and that the administration here know all about it [am inclined to believe there is a great deal of truth in ail thie, not only from the positive assurances of my in- formant, but from certain other things which can im ne other manner be go satisfactorily explained. For instance, & Dill was introduced Jato the Senate at the lato session of Copgrees for the organization of the Territory of Arizona (the Gecaden country, originally a part of Sonora), but that bill, upon a reconsideration in committee, was Aban- doned. And why? Bocause, most likely, of certain facts which ‘oduced the votam!tee to postpone the measure, ia ‘view of the early annexation of @ large additional territo- ry to Arizona. Aguia, the Mexican government has been wholly upabieto repress the Indian incursions into, and their ravages in Sonora and tho adjoining States. A colony ‘of Yankees would do tho work, and afew millions of dollara ‘would bo very accoptabie to Mexico, in this view, oven ebcuid tne bargain result tn the absolute loss of the terri- tory. In fact, this plan of « costion of lands to @ colo- nizieg company avoids the odjum of « sale of the oa- tions! suil, while it secures the equivalent in cash from the company to the government and from ‘the settlors to the company. T undersiand that tho responsible contractor with the Mexican government is in New York city, and that the company formed, and to bo formod, are to pay him « handsome bonus; and that in this sbape, or as advances to Mexico, he has already received forty or ifty thousand dolars. [also learn that it is to this business that you may set down the late visit of General Comonfort to New ‘York, and that he lef in a comfortable frame of mind. Some o. the leading Southern fire-eaters are involved in the onterpriae, the objects with them being to make of Sonora & powerful slave State, in connection with her vast mineral resources, and with the westorn terminus of the Pacific Railroad in her borders on the Galf of Ca:ifornia. In fect, the whole thing may be considered a Southern movement, and aa contemplating the rapid absorption of the reat of Mexico. Thus, in the postponement of a Terri- torial government for Arizona, the Southern Senators havo showa that they do not intend to be caught mapping this time, nor to have the law of “popalar soversigniy”’ de- clared tll they are ready for it, I undorstand there is to be a Pacific allroad meeting in Philadelphia on Wednes- day or Tharsday of this wook, and perhaps at that gathering © careful searcher after knowledzo might pick up some facta worth knowing touching this Sonora Coloni- ratoa Annexation project. Perbage, in this connection, the proceedings of the late Legwisture at Albany may afford you some clue to this basiness, Tam Informed, though I know nothing of it, that proposition was injroduced there for enartering ‘this identical Sonora Company, and that it only failed for want of time. In regard to the Mormons, I learn that they are not in- cluded in the arrangement, as the contract between Mexico ana the contractor wat mado before the Mormon rebelion had assumed any definite shape. Bat tt is quite ponsibie that @ere may be some connection between the inte miasion of Colonei Thomas L. Kane to Sait Lake City aod the present movement of the Mormon community south ward tmto Sonora. Further than these hints my informant says be does not feel authorized to divulge, but he thinks Mey will bo enough Wo lead to the developement of all the essential facts in the cave. * Governor Cumming, writing the Department from Great Bait Lake City, May 12th, saya I have the gratifica- tion of you to announce that the road is now open between Missour! and California, and that emigrants ‘and others adopting usual precautions for their safety ‘against the Indans, may pass through Utah ferritory without hindrance of molestation. Parties will do well, however, to report themselves at Fort Bridger, where any information I poesers will be communtoated.’” Im another part of his communication he says he had just returned trom the South, where he had seen and con. ) versed with large numbers of Mormons who were journey. ing in that direction, and bad reason to hope that the inter. ‘viow with thom had allayed their fears, and that he ro. gretted having been an eye witness to groat snoring among thee. ‘The administration has taken a firm position with re tpect te the question of the British craisers,ané heve immisted upon the practice of searobing or “visiting” ves- els bearing the fag of the United States being abaniored imtime of peace. It does not admit the right, acd will act allow the practice on ay pretence whatever. Stouid Mr Dallas have takem any otuer position thaa this, b.s courss will not be approved. Nor is ib likely thet our presect able administration will be won over by acy smount of diplomatic painver to any modificaicn of ths prsiticn, or to make any new entaxgling convertioss cr treaties. Undoubtedly the firm ie of ocr goveremect bas already bad its effect in making England lower hertons. [tis believed here thet G eat Britain wil! be wise excugh to yield with good grace what she cannot enforce, itat abe will, in fact, cause her cruisers to abandon the practi noarching or visting vessels bearing the flag of tro Coitet States, British assumption in this -natter has overresched the mark. Tt bes arcused the country, sad mace any middie course [mpessi ‘sie, Col. Kane bad a tong interview with tho Prosident to- Gay, anc also with the Sscretary of War. Iteppears that there are, or were, two partlea—pesce and war partios— ameng the Mermozs, and hence has arisen the cifisulty ‘with ug to uoderstand their position, The peace party ap- pears to have triumphed. Brigham Young favored this party, Col. Keno asserts that there is ro want of bar mony between Governor Cumming and General Johusten on any important question, Ho thinks there will be no war, The statemort mace ina New York weeki7 piper shat Collector Echeil’s confirmation was brorget ebocs ceiy ater he had compromised with the political factions of your city for a certain acmber of offices is unfoundes. Teough great intluencos were brought to bear upes dir. Bonet, he was firm to the last ia mot yleiding ois imce- Pencence as regards offices. Barda and sctts from New York State are here ‘n force. Among the bards are Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary of State; Judge Pleracn, of Troy; Col. N. E. Palae, of Re- chester; Dean Richmond anda Peter Caggor, of Aibacy; Jaaac Bults, of Rochester, avd a number of other distin. guished ornaments of the Buffalo platform of 1948, ‘The serms of some ‘ifty Postmasters in the interior of the State expire in August, and it is understood that rew |, sppointments will be made this week, The President in tends to divide these oilices as +qualiy as poasibio he. tween barcs aid sotta, which will be go much pra gain to the haros wae wore proscrivec curing Mierce’s administration, These tow in office are softs, A-great rush of New York poiiticians is expected at Washington tas week. ‘The Gereral Land Office will wansmit to Caiifornia by the rext mail two patents for private land clatcs; one for “Blucher rancho,” twenty-six thousand seven hundred and ninety five scres, to Stephen Smith acc others; and for “1 Corte de Madera rancho,” thirteen thousand three hundred and sixteen acres,to Maxine Martinez. ‘The court martia! or Commander Bout weil will concluds the evidence today, The caso will bo disposed cf this week. A distinguished statesman, connocted with the govern- ment, remarked to meio-cay that the exhumatica of the remaos ot President Monroo, and the resurrection of she “Monroe dect: ine,” which bas been desd for some years past, under the stimulus of the British outrages, is 6 his- torical coincidence ‘The Presideat is better, acd has transacted a great deal of businese today. He w well enough to make arrange- mente to go to morrow morning + Brady's gallery and have his portrait taken. TSE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasuincton, June 21, 1858, fuficient intelligence bas been received to leave no Goubt that Captain Marcy's command has reached Camp Scots in safoty. It was the intention of Governor Cum- miog, when Inst heard from, to proceed at once to open a trade with the Valley. Mary of the Mor- mons were understood to own more cattle than they were desirous of carrying away, and of which they were anxious to dispose. The safety aud gene- Tal welfare of the troops at Camp Scott and olsewhere be- tween that post and the United States may b> reckoned upon with confidence. The Mormon troops had been ea trely withdrawn from the approaches to Salt Lake, though the people threatened to return if the army ad- vanced before they reaped anc carried of the wheat har. veat. ‘The Attorney Genoral, Secretary of the Treasury and Postmaster General, costemplate leaving for Ptuiadelphia early next week, o0 businets connected with tno Post office, Cusgom House and Court accommodations in that city. ‘Two of the war sloops recently suthorized by Congress are to be constructed ai the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The steamer Fulton has beea ordered home on account of sickness on board. (Correspondence of the Public Wasmiworox, Jane 19, 1868. ae vy Washington—Our Relations with England he Right of Search Stul Adhered to. Despatches bave been received from Dr Dallas, at the Stave the response of the British may be required, she is mot, at the same time, Willing to abandon the right of visiting al! vessels that may be suspected of being engeged in the traific of siaves. In other words, the most effective msaguros will stil be ‘used for ite suppression. 1t ts, however, the desiro of tue British government that these visite may be made in the Most acceptable manner; and to secure thin, the EK ogiish Mivieter for Foreige Affairs would be to receive such suggestions as the Cabinet of the United States may be disp med to make. The tenor of these despatches beivg entzely uplooked for has created po little feeling on the = of the President, who, it is cond Jently prodicted, will insist at Once upon the avaccdonmeat of the position which Mesers. 8. P. Fuller, E. ©. Purdy and A. B. Ely, will now proceed to fill the lands with ail possible despatth. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Ay June oan 1866, ante. Penney! Stare fives, 89%; Read- Raliroad, 224%; Morris Canal, 41; Long Island Rail. road, 11%; Pennay! Railroad, 41%. New Onceans, Jane 19, 1868. Cotton: sales to day, —_ ab stiller, but pot qaot- ably higher prices. : an advance: tendeacy. FEaskeve'ss sou a be0. for vos, ona I ee wane. Corn: 680.0720, Todacco quiet. Pork dull, Osher ar- cles generaily unchanged. i E a i] F2' 38 FFEEE Hi i zi 2 8 is i = gs 23 TRIE Oswreo, June 21—6 P.M. Wheat dull and lower, Sales 4.200 bash. juiet. Proights dull. 32 R - F Flour 4g0. & To. to New York. ‘heat. Canal NEW YORK Later from Utah, &e, Sr. Louw, Jume 21, 1856. AGespatca dated Leavenworth, tho 18th inst, por United States ! xpress to Booneville, ays tha: porsens bad errived $0 that city last night, om rout to lnde- peadence, with Camp Scott despatcbes to May-22, The carrier: report the roads botter thero, and at La ramis vary bo ry aud much cut by the trains. The mall cme as far 4s Laramie ucder aa oscort of Infantry provided by Cot. Jotnaton, ‘The pews from Ulwh has been antlelpated. General Marney was mot youterday forty miles hoace, Private advices from the army to May 2% mention the al ef Lieut. Armetroag at Camp Scott with seventy- five brad of cate. Capt. Kace, with ( vo hundred bead of cattie, was three aps’ march from Camp Scott. 1 ‘Toe bearcr of & lo'ter from an officer Ligh in command expressed the conviction that tho troops would uot be employed against the Mormens. ‘The Leavesworth Zimes of this morning contains a let- tee frota Fort Bridger, cated May 21, which says that Brigham Yeung's principal Mormon elders had covsented to deilver themselves into the custody of tho United Mates Marshal, to await trial, providéd they were tried by a jury inno way coenscted with the army. A party of Mormons had arrived at Camp Scott ina ball aterred condition, They beioaged to the faction op pored W Yourg, wd reprewouted that the Church was torn by Cissensions, suc aid they wished to reir to the Unhed States, The reception of Coinnsl Jobrston’s commission as Brigacier General caused much satiafaction in the army. Captac Newton, of the Engineer Corps, bad reachot Camy Scett, and reperied thata permanent post would be established at Fors Bridger, of which Ocionel HoTman would take command. The Atlantic Telegraph Cable, Sr Jonas, N. PF, Jane 21, 1858. ‘The government wil! despatch a eteamer to Trinity Bay to pllct in the Niegara as near as practicabie to the point where it has been decived ¢o land thecabie. The Niagara ‘wiil be expected momentarily on and after next Saturday; but trom the fact that sue fleet would uve no steam tp reaching the middie of the Attactic, it is quite possible thai the Niagara may Dod reach this coaat before the Ist of Inly. This office has been piaced tn communication ‘with the ofice at Irinity Bay, and it is understood that the ‘Telegraph Company will place their wires Leace to Now York at the eervice of the press and the public for tho traaaminaion of auch communicat'ons Connscted with the great ovout as may be handed iz for a fow days subse quent to the arr'yal of the Niagara. Nsw Onikans, June 19, 1868. Mayor Waterman tas resigned, after having been rein- statea in office by the City Councils, and the two boards have re-elected H. M. Summers. Hariey, the murderer of Stove, bas been acquitted. Movements of the T'raops. Sr. Louis, June 19, 1858. A Leaveaworth despatch aays that Gen. Harnoy, staff and escort, ieit for Utah on the morning of the 16th. Staking of the Brig Leontine, Bostox, Jane 21, 1858. ‘The brig Leontine, from Philadelphia, of and for Salem, ‘wes in collision on Friday cigat in our bay with the United States storeehip Release, sinking the brig immediately. ‘The crew barely escaped, and were landed at Weltloet by the Rejease. Academy of Music—“ Sappho.” Pacini’s “Sappho” was sung at the Academy inst evening for the second time in New York, and the first at that house. It was first produced here for the benefit of Signorina Tedesco, at Castle Cardon, seven or eight years ago. The distribution on both occasions was as follows:— Characters. Arade) 05 Vege am @ DSatscoters Bega. The plot of the opera is so weil known that it is not necessary to do more than to recapitulate the leading ia- cidents. Sappho is an unfortunate poetess who loves and i betrothed to Phaon, a fine spectmenof young Athens. Aicandro, a priest of Apolo, jealous of ber influence with the people, plots against her, and succeeds in supplanting her with Phaop, and affianciug that youth with Climene, daughter of Alcandro. Ia ber despair Sappho resolves to leap from tne Leucadian rock, and although finally discovered to be the daughter of Alcandro and sister to Climene, she is obiiged by the decree of the Oracle to carry her re- solution into effect. The libretto bas all the ele ments of a stirring drama of the old school. In the banca of ® poet like Kacine or Corneille, Sa xpho or Camiile. But sho did not i in his ola brettist. Pacini wes an imitator of borate and oroate instrumentation, and in writing for the voice the composer of “ Sappho” always feil hort of his own ideas. He bad aod ar Uatic conception io , Dut lacked quétaines power and execotive ability. Thus we find * Sappno’ adauirable in parte, but imperfect as a whole. In the first act Alcandro has a splendid sna, which Gassier sang admiradly aud made agreat /wrore. In the second act a charming duet, between Sappho and Climese, received a positive demeuc for repetition. The finale to this act is also very fine Mme. de Gazzaniga’s and singing stirred up the house to a great pitch of entuusiasm., Her fervor aud intensity displayed im other réles, were reproduced aod redoubled in this, Brignoli wok a gustaiced pote higher than he has ever sung hore before, and sustalond it with case. Au the artiets were to exceilent voiwe, and the piece, which is tno gem of Wwe Opera, made ao immense sensation. [he third act is chiefly in the hands of Mme de Gazzeuiga, who portrayed the varying pastions weident to the 7(le of Sapono with even more than her usuai power. It waa @ great triumpo throughout. ‘The performance was & very fine one throughout. In eadition ra: meme ee! —— Mine pote | sung the part of Climene aimirably, making the moss ‘We good that there ia io it. conducted the crehesira as adinirably as ever. ‘With the audience of Iast aight, which was excellent in , fair in quaatity, the ‘was successful. If it contaiced nothing bat the finale to the second act it shoula command success that alone. It is worth waiting for, even if the time should be filled up with the writing of @ worse composer than Pacini, who was « prophet that had honor in his owo country, and no where else. ‘Sappho ’’ wjll be repeated on Wednesday, Eifaces nti ' A Youre Gimt Fouxp Drowsrn—Svsriciox or Four Piax.—The body of a German girl, sixtoon yoars ot age, named Sarab Rothachiid, who hes been minsing since the ror HEE he it ft = a & z ’ Fifty first atroet, North river. It appoared that tho eldest boy entered the water first, and having accidentally got beyond his depth, and boing w the younger for . bat in the atrempt lost his life, ae the former grasped him firmly, and both sunk togethbor. The occurrence was wit- nessed only by some small boys, who could render anaiatance wo the drowning lads, aad both perished. = jury rendered & verdict of “Accidental di HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1858 Munseipal Affairs, BOARD OF ALDaBMEN. ‘This Board mes inst eveuing—Prosident Ciaacy in the chair, A message was recelred from the Mayor vetoicg the resolution giving tho insurance companies permission to build & house for a steam fire engine ir the Park, on the Chambers street side, The Mayor @ the iocation re- quired wUl be wanted in a suort time to give plac? to the proposed new court house, bet he recommends inst it be permitted on the Centre etrest aide of the Park. Alarge uumber of resolutions for ordinary measures wore laid over under the rule. MARIAM RAILROAD, The roport concurring with tae Councilmen directing the Hariem Paiiroo’ Company to run their small cars to Forty #000 4 s17set ae often ant as regularly as thoy now ran between Twenty seventh street aud Park row, the gald Company to commencé tan DEW Srrasgemout Wi thie fowr moeihs after daiv of the Mayor's approval, was adoptee uracimous:y. AD ordinance was prasented and referred in relation to remitting fess ip Huits to be brought by tho Comurinsion ers of Excize of the city. Tho Pxssivesr anvounced that ho bad boon served with Qn Bjunction from the Sapeome Gourt, at the instance of Cornelius Vanderbilt, im teimtion te tho pior as Seuory Pince. ‘The Board a¢jourtod to tha ascond Mouday in July, BOARD OF COUNGILMEN. ‘The Board of Coucclimen were im gestiou lust evening — the President, Cuas. H Haswell, Faq , prestdicg. A fow unimportant petitions were referred to their ap- a ‘cOmmilioe:. ‘The Puxwpant offered a resolution that a pier be built at the foot of Thirty-tourth stract, Nast river, ander the direction of tho Streot Commissioner. Referred to the Comunitior on Wharves, Piers acd Slips. CONTHAUIS HOH SEWERS OONMIRMED, The Commies ox cowers reyorted iu favur of concur rigg with the Alderman to cusirai co, ta for Suliaing gewers in Sulivan street, frinty piace Forty etxta Mr, Duns offered the followicg:—That a select com uit tee of five be appointed by this Board to confor wD a Commitee of the tsard of Aldermen reiative to dosigaa- ting now election districts tor chia city, Adoptod. CLRANING STREETS: The report of the Comauitioe ou Sirests relative to Cleaning the streets of the city by contract was lad over. RNGINE COMYANY NO. 6 DISHANDRD. ‘The report of tho Committee on tue Fre Uspartment of the Aldermen confirming document No 605, disbanding Engine Oompany No. 5, was comcurrec in, MITROPOLITAN POLICE PARADE. An invitation of the superintendens of tne Metropolitsa Pot:ce was tendered to tae Board to accompany 108 Gov ernor in & review of the force on the 28¢ iustant, sod was BATON OF VRTORS YROM THE MAYOR—THR ¥ RTROPOIATAN GAS COMPANI—VMTO OF His BONOR, THE MAYUR. The Mayor returnea, without approvai, &® resolution passed by both brauches of tae Comma Couuci giviag permission to the Metopolitan Gas Oumpany of thus city wiay plecetor Conducting gas througuert the cy. His , ia vetoing ine resoluiva, says thas {ue man ner in Walch ihe company has been Chartered, ang 6ne exWeordipary provisioes of its incorporation, would be of themselves sufficient reasons for inducing bim to with hold bis signature from it. The authorily of tue Legis a ture to gass the 18 Gigputed, and he was informed qhat & proceeaing 13 now pending to test the polai. Notuing Was mentioned ia the resoiutiva of any coatrol over tue company Guring the thirty years’ grant made to it of the privaiege of laying iue pipes, except astothe mode of jaying them. [a conclusion ihe Mayor say 4:-— Bebo eee! ad rented to the Metropolitaa Company, sp) by your resolution, witt ay resiricuon mud ac power of the Common Council ‘to direct the layiay of their mains, and sweeping over We eniire city. the compuay cmd, ‘Add no doud{ woulc, select the moss deuse.) populated aireeta and avenuos, nud leave (bose weere no profit could we mute upenipplied. ' The effect of -his would be tourtve ut gus companies a8 competitors, aaa th monopoly in these siree's acd aven: of gas vo al. the upper sections of the clty. ‘The message was ordered to be printed. PAVING CORTLANDT STAHMT, The Mayor returned a resoiuuon, passed by both boars, reqtiring the Crotou Aq’ duct U>paremeus to ap- potnt sn inapector and cngu pom the work under the Contract made with Charies et for peving Uertinods sitet, (rom Broadway to the North river, wud Maiden lane, from Broadway to the Gast river, with ron pave ment, ADA Gireeung the Compirolie: wo draw bis warrant in tavor of the cuntractor for the Gala iron pavomen:. His Hovor, alter a pationt and taetenso oxmmunation of the whole subject, is of the opinion tha: (he coutract was upauihorived and ‘mace tn Cireci violavce of the caartor Of the city, aud that tis, therefure, illegal. Lae wale proceediwg appeared ty ov carrie’ on a the igeotion Wo deceive, it not to cefraud Ui city; for the resouton authoriziog the work to be performed Was puswed by the Common Council without way appropriation aaving Deew made for it. RINGING OF THE CITY BRLIS. The Mayor revurned & resciuon ‘urectlug the bell ringers cf the various bell towers to © hw Beis to be Tong at the bours Ol reven A. M , tweive, one, and six P. at. Ble says that by ringing the bee ot uso hours confusion would becrened ta the Fire Department. RRCRIVING RASLN AND CULVERT IN OAK STRPET His Honor slso returned, Bence directing the butiding Culvert on the Corner Of Oak mad Roosevelt streets, ling ap of the basin aad cutvert upyorite, ia th wara. Hevays that to approve of tas resolutica would be subjecting the owners of property ia tout neighvor- hood w an assessment fur work aitogetuer unaecessary. COMMONICATION FROM THE CORPORATION COU ase! Ip compiiance with a reectution of the Board joqa\ring ‘what the powers of the Mayor are in sudittag bt Is and employug audilicg Corks when warrants have Docu regularly passed dy the Ausiior in the Finance Depart Ment, and whether the signature of We Mayor, as weil ae tbat of the Common Couuct), is aut werey a counieraga that the warrant bas regulariy passed une Finance vo- Partinent,”’ the Corporetion Gounse! says: — T om satinfied thet the Mayor has no authority whatever to audit bills oF wo employ auditing clerka. Khe Mayor bas no right « appoint the clerks in his own office, Who are to aneiat bim iv the discharge of hia duties, except as he is authorized by the ‘ounell. ‘The Counse! is of the opinion that the daty of the Mayor and the Clerk of the Co.nmon Conasel, in respect of couater- signing Warrauia, to parely ministerial ope, iu cua clusion be seys that:— Tf the claimant has conformed to a! Jaw, aud his demacd hat been ebeoks creaved by law, it bis right dary at henticaied, The courts » mandamus 'o entoroe the duty of signing |, apd make their order perempiory, with cvste aysiue: she ville”r rolasiug, We leas the retival proceeded upun such grouod as I nave pug gested, or upon some other grouad legally wkin ihere:o The Bourd concurred with the Aldermen in esta .isbing a public pound on the nortneast corner of Pifty.foursh street anc Fifuy avenue. Also to appropriate $5,000 to de fray tbe expenses of the jn'nt Coaimitice on Accounts. Toe Comptroller euimued the iease of the ferry privi lege from Jackson sirect to Hudson evenus, Brooalya, ior cup firmation HIGHT AVENUR TO RR PAVED WITH HELCIAN PAVEMENT. ‘The report of the Committee on streets in favor of pay ing the Might avenue, from Hudson atroet to Forty requirements of the Ato the Wate toe clly wares “ant Aa alt -ruative second street, with Belgian pavement was alopied, Tao ordmancte appeared to the t prov ides tuat toe Eight avenue Railroad i pay one third of the ox. pense of the pavement, tbe one third, and the city one third. The Board c mcurred with @ resolution of the Aldermen tn favor of paving Madison ayenus. After transacting some routine business tho Soard af- Jjourned to meet on the second Monday ia July owner: alogg the liao Crarcs or Ewprzviement.—Chag, H. Whittlesey, who was recently arrested on @ charge of embezzioment, was on Monday re-arrested on @ similar charge, on complaint pa, fae gp dng he has bees, who charges bim with empezziing ‘and appropriating bis own use. bypemcong | was found by officer King, of the Lower police court, at No. 35 West Fourieenin and taken before Justice Osborne, who held him to aw examination. A Victiance ComMrrrmxan Assaciren.—About mine o'clock last evenng, the well known Billy Mulligan, ex- pelled from California by the Vigilance Committes, went into the barroom of the 0 Hotel, and com- mitted a by otal Qssealt apon Mr. Hiram A. Webdb, of Cati- fornia, who, 1 reply to ® question from Mulligaa, admitted that no wae ao the California Vigiiaace Com Inte hour last night ho had not Leen * Scremmm Cov at: Torm.—Nos. 113, 114, 204, 206, 206, 207, 208, 200, 210, 211, 219, 214, 216, 216, 217, 218, 2A¥, 120, 180 34, 184. Sovenior Court Nos, 248, 1029, 1667, 1678, 1703, 1105, 1710, 1780, 1795, 1941, 2404, 1778, 1941, 1981, 1890, 1901, 1905, 1908, 1960, 1941, 1018, 1926, lous) 1020, 1085, 1988, 1080; 1647,'1954, 1969, 1071, 1974, 1990; 244) 2020, 2026, 9047 | 2054, 208T, BOB, 2060, 2060, 2074, 295, 2080; 2085, 2004 926, 974, 24, Cowson Puras - Par} La-Mos. 1536, 1568, 1869, 1876, 1016, 907, 1126, 974, 1867 AIBI8, 1586, As 1587, Part 2—-Nos. M9, 1485, 218, 1263. 884, 286, | city, to Mike , 1683 to 1600, | of Camenciaigia, The Turf. UNION COURMS, L. | —TROTTING. Tyo seored trotting match fer $4,000 > p mila boat, beast taree in five, to wagons, Geiween T. Li. Ferris’ ob. g Sam Fevster and Mr. Livingstoe's br. o Lady Cudaey, cue Off 6a Saturday afieracon, over tha Usion Coures Sam Webster was egain victorious, wianieg this race with more ease than the previous one, Be was she favorite at about ten toons The race was a very uninteresting aliair and one sided. We apnend a summary — Baivnpar, Juoe 19-—Irvtieg match $2,000, p. p., mile beats, best three in dye, lo aagons. B. Woodruff aamed ch. gq Yom Webster... 3% 8. MeLacghlin ramod br. m. Lasy Oudoeg,., 223 Tune 242—S4L yy, —2 405, THE FAMILY HERALD, ‘The Atiantic Telegraph—The Trial of Daniel | Cuncipgham for the Murder of Paudern— The Lawrence, Stone & Co. Low ating Committee—The Denby Day in Lugtand— Tornasces and Floods at the Weat—Local News, Markets, dir., dic. The Fawtry HeRATD of tomorrow will contain a large emount of useful amd Interesting roading matier, Antoug oiber hinge — { Thy Anantis Telograph—Letler from our Special Corre- ponent, chowing tha resuita of the Rxperimental Irtp. ‘be Tetsi of Dantel (uzaingham for the murder of Pairtok Mobenghlie Paudeen ‘The Derby Day’? ip Emgiaad—Visll of our Correspoudent | to the race course~Ecenes, inci‘ents, Ac. Tretimons before the Special Commition of Congress a> pointed to tnquira tuto certain alleged Lobby Operations ta | sornection with tho passage of the Tariff act of 1867. ‘Torustices and Fisoda at ibe West—Dewtruction of the town of Killeve, wiih an Uiustration sowing the courte and action of the wind, de. Ipterenting Letter from Londoa—Separation of Charles Dickess acd bia wife, £0. Imocgizg Ceremonial in the Roman Catbolic Ohurch— Sciex Consecration of the Blessed Virgia Mary at 8 Mory's Church, Bobokea~Sermon by Bishop Buyley, of Newark The anarchy in Tr Cheeger's Church—The Protesting | Mombere dismissed witbout the ‘The Great Ereption of Mount Veru . alleged Ateempt at Abduction of @ young negro Into ala- very by his Guardian. Preparations for the removal of tha remains of Presideat Mouroe to Virginia Ed\oriala cn the prominent topics of the day. A Report of the Condition of the Gate Market—Prices, supply, de, ac. A Full Report of the Prices of ail ¥iada of Marketable Pro- dues, caretnily corrected exch wae. ‘che Latent Inteliigawcs received up to the time df publica: tion, by telegraph or otherwise. ‘Together with Police Reports—Theatrical Matters—Money apd Commercial Ma:kote~ Marriages and Deaths—forming ® mass of interesting, uaefulg, d wiscellancous reading. ‘Terws—Only $28} ear; four cents @ single copy. To be obtained at the otfce of tha Hanan and of all news agents, Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tabiet Razor Strop. Thig, the geuuine er icle; bas never been equiiled for pro ducing ihe keenest prssibie edge ‘oa razst. Foreale by). & 8. Saunuans, No 7 Astor House. How Jexkins Didn't Catch Fits,—Jenkti isa merricd man Jenkins is & son of Malta Jeaxi , the Harmoaic Fellows , The other eveoing! Jenkine * etm thak# A Deas: of himself,” 8 he goon forge. them. ‘A was awakened by Jenkins to lowed. io in bly bat a! pute brick in 2 jure ore of Keo tal. BNON'S tw id rod charity bospi corner Fulton sireet. mn we z 212 Brondwa te, for Gentlemen, Panama end Sturaw Jus: cpened at }SPENSOE #ID'S, No. 118 Naasaustreet, com prince (he (eet aud most delioate tsbrics in ibe market al ¢ sold tweaty tive per cent tesa than of Straw Hats, in A Large Amortaneut evory variety aud style, ei WHITA'S, ihe bauer, 14d Fulton Coct Suramer Hostery, in Gauze, Lisle thread and rephyr milk; Kogl MOODY'S, 22 Breaaway. Nottee,— The Spectal Committee Appotnted by the Common Council to make arrangements for the re Koval of he retoaina 0” ex President Monroe, trom this city to Rickmon:, the capital of his vaure rate, have dewignaved it, a which the public cerema- ents for the procession, ard ‘be 0obasion Will be pubdahed inthe papers | Lor July Feat A ‘ull progra the pole mutnies ob 1 of Thursdey, tbe |! orders in or out ot the olty, aie, Will please commucicate with be Correrpone ing seer «' . at the Magor's Mice, Cy Pall, op or dervre the i9eu towt., in order that places may be Assigned them in the precension Commit res. ROARD OF ALDERMEN MiOHARL MUNBe¥, MICHAEL CONEY, IUBD LYN Ke, JAMES OWRDS. 8 BICHABD SCOTT, Corresponding Secretary. Amperial Photographs of the late General Persifer F Smith aad aso oor of General Uaraey, are now oa estsduion at Brady's Unllory, 58 Broadway, over Thomp- eoLne Wheeler & Wilson's Otic Sewing <s, ¢ 343 Broadway, New Tors. Weed’s Patent Sewing Machine Depot, $45 Broadway, N.Y. Pe ~ | D.C, Peaccek, Lnporter of Diamonds —For fais dy the prcknge siogle sione or mounted, 406 Brondway, up stale. Defiance Salamander Safes—With power proof locks and cross bars.” aiso fire and burglar Proof parlor sales. 10% 188 Pearl treo BOSERT M PATRICK. Three Fire Proot Sates for Saic Cheap to clote na asalcnment, a! 522 Water wireet. Grey Hair..Wiison'’s Hair Colorer Gra- Guaily changes gray or any Color (0 8 @lowy binck or brown, without tr jariag the hair or at Une shin. ited Lake | water, no trouble: no bad emell it asenain sold atthe agency, 06 store, —- Summer Guses.—The Powerful Hent of the | fun, from street, alley and lane, sad every mouldering beep, raises al) Binds of noxions kares, causing Sisrase in many shapes to noize the bod: Hellowsy’s Pilis._Of all the Diseases of young ebildren, summer complaint is the most fatel, ie, lke every ty of it i¢ infailbly com- tolled ene by HoLLuWaty Sold st 8) Malden lane, N.Y. af wean fold and ap- ————— Hill, Inimitabie Hair Cutter, No. 1 Barclay street, Hair dye 4 shiilings « bos, black or browa. ee Se te the Best and ‘cad ‘restoring the baie, Ladien uy it’ Bold bY 5 Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and The best anywhere, wholesale and reiail, and the vasely applied. No. 6 Astor douse. Avery Rich Perfume bouquet dogarita, comte @ bote. Prepared by ALON & SON. A Drosdway. ye pri- URGE, Chsmint § ’ =P ee QUICK FOMa DE Tor the Hair.” Baiiiueh earsaten Soitier mH BROS SANQI ae o™ |. & 00, Now f , BLL New York. aw RokCROME GO" Nomen and New York. evtry where. Marries. Beexwan—Rercxsow,—On Friday, Jane 11, by the Rev. Mr. Brevasne F, Beexmas to Mise Bx Thursday, June 11, ab Sb. Be. LowR— —On ure 17, at phens’ church, by the Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. Joana Bat Lows to Mise Mary J. both of this city. ik On ', June 21, by the Rev. Dr. Beach, rector of St. Peter's charch, at the residence of the "a mot! Mra. A. ©. Reynolds, No. 74 West Broadway, ¥ ou8 Buack to SaRait Sivctam, both of thie city Nicworsos oway. [0 thie city, on Monday, Jone i, by the 7 ah Marvin, Jons Nicwouon, of tues m, ta William Galloway, Haq, tario evant! Tuomai— Macrerstocs —Ca Tuesday, Jane 15, by Rev a nn Mr Louneberry, rartor of Jans Mr. Ruvos ft. Troma to of Wm, Mauterstock, il of ‘at0a, Prexmay —Ie this city, on Sunday, J 20, Amann: Eeicumom, wife of Boajamin F. Beckican aged <4 youre endl vy mune. elstives and friends of the famiy aro respectaligy: ie am to attend Gitaypereny the First Baptist chara, in Broome street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, attwoo'cieok, withvct further ‘rami 4 Bui —At Newbure, Orange county, cu Sunday, June 20, of conemmotion. Jaws AL, eldest daughter of Thomas ano Sarab Beil, aged 25 sears and 1 mouth The relatives and frieads of the tamily are reapectfullg invited to attend ber funeral, from tho residevce of her paretia, No iG Ashland piace, on Wednesday morning, a tee o’elock, without tur ber invitation. Her remains wilt be taken to Brooxville for interment, Brrp.—Oc Sanday, June %, at his residence, No. 1 Kass Scvevvcento street, Groaix Biro Tuo roiatives and friends of the family are ivvited ty ab teng the funere), this (Tuescay) afterncca,atamne o’ctoek, from Cnivery Care b, without further notice LACK WELL — AL ers, 0a Monday morning, Juae Janna H. Buacewaut, aged '2 years. Nass er ‘The relatives avd tienda of the family are invited be ab- teud the fun from St. Jobs's church, Yorkers, om ferncou, at Ove o'clock Hucson Giver Ratiread cars leave Chambers atreot at 8:40 P.M. Car- r.eges will be in attendance on the arrival of the train te convey friends to the charce x ‘ " eens, , June 2h, of dropsy, Wruuam &, DOwTS, a Bative OF Myiguga, county of Galway, Irelaad, aged 28 Fears and 6 mouth, - 2 The fuse rai will take piace this (fueséay) afternoes, a halt-paet twe o'ciock, from hia late residence, No. 14 Wesr- ren , South Brooksyn Cwanx ~On Sunday, June 20, of consumption, Mane C Caans, agod 24 28 ‘Toe relatives acd friewds of the family are invited we ailecd toe fuperal, from the rosidence of her father, Ne. en ng Gteect, this (Tueadaz) aftersoon, at half past cag Cal Dioniston. —-At Piermont, on Sunday afternoea, Juus Wy Beran Ans, w me Dickinson, im tho 27h year of bi Loooy = Oc Sancay, June 20, Jouasyag, wife of thelase Nickoles Doody, in the G6te year of ber age. Tos (ouerel will take place thie (Tueecay) afterzcom, 6 two o’clok , from No 22 Roosevelt arreet. Gunn —At his residence, No. (16 West Sixtorath atraat, eowax W. Gane, aged 44'y ears, Due notice will be given of tie funeral. Gaaoy —In Brockiyo, oo Meoday, June 7, of persigeis, Maroew Garry, aged 40 yeara, 3 months and 1 day, Montreal papers please copy. duuuzm.—On Monday, June BL, Isameica, wife of Wilkins H Miller, aced 24 years, 10 movths ani 15 daya ‘The funeral wili take piace at 133 Lewts atrest, thie Tuesday) aflervoon, ai two o'clock. The friends sa@ relatives of the family are respectfully Invited to aitead. WarusG —Oo Sucday, June 20 Mazy Rouswron, denghter ot Semen and Angeline Warirg, aged 17 joars and © months. The relatives and frienda of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 74 #ifth avenuo, this (Tucsday) afternoon, ab tour o’ciaok. Wirtexton -—-At Keyport, en Saturday, June 19, Caso-~ une L. Wintextom, deughter of Samucl and Sarak Ape Winterton, in the 18th year of ber ago. Tho remaius will bo tanen to Greeuwood for interment, from the Sousers boat, foot of Murray stroct, at tom o’cicek, this (Tureday ) morning Yousg —On Monday, June 21, after a long and palafnt lilpers, Jos 0. ING, to toe 56th year of bis age. Particulars of the fupera! hereafter MISCELLANEOUS. CARD, SRUCARS KR. VY BAVGHWONT & CO. have the pleasure of avnouncing to their friends and the Fubite thas, heviog established @ manufectory for the pea duction of y FINE SILVE® WARK, they sre now engi ged in preparing a large and elegans aa sor met of ‘Tes seis coilee seta, urna, Trays, 89.008, forks, tureena, 10 diahna, oak baskats, ko. of eutirely new and elegert sesigns, tie whole of which wilt be tinlahad and ready for sale ON MUNDAY THE TH OF JUNK, ‘and to whiob thay respectful ite the attention of the puie- Me inieading to make this au im portant ture business, they ean sesore the public that they will Le.ter lavor aor eapease ia the production of articles of sar- passing beaut» and workmar shi ‘Gar stan lard will be aa fine ‘ants compatible with durabtitty (se asveriained by seins! experizannt) and aruole wae- yaADted ag represented & VY HAUGAW OTE Corner of Broadway and Broome # eet, A’. JONES’, 10 ANN S TRERT. $3 60 FOR FANOY SHOES Ai and gniters, ana only $5 for Ars: quality of patent leather rere Leer ae eae For by all * im the Cnited CNIONS OR ENLARGEMENTS OF THE GREAT TOR = patiomt, wey. , BATTATL- x Lalite and iatour, 1ey, Beucbeviile, Cbaveau. dlarge JOUN DUNOAN & BUNS 405 Broader. OBR, RUNING, NAILS PENETRATING | HIM J flosa, extracted withont pain, so that the boot cau be worm tmediately after Uie operation’ wi'bous the least taconvemt- ence Wo lhe patient, by Dr. CACHARLE, surgeon 160 Brosaway. VONSUMPTION.—B. W. VONDBRSMITH, M D, NO. Rowers, afer a o:urse of steedy devotion to the cure pice for Aitee years, has arrived at ‘ard successful of treatment for all diseases ae and throat, which has positive! bandrede a who bad given up ali hope Tw’ on the lusge are of susceptible of bealing, if properly tretted, aa say other Giocase, and ibowe oaffering trom Gees ae reppectely vited Wo call upon &. W. VONDBBBMITH, M. D., Mo, Bowery Ollee be from 9 A.M. to 4P. MM Bend fora ‘book on copa mp’ Oy ——_ poet ye JCst byte medem le, in por’ the oases, at ole by GE MENDUM, 1s Wall acreete % wi ENS EXTRACTED FREE FROM PAIN.—BUNT inverted Cape bye od Cnn ng Tt mat fr cceset us and ea'ietactory manner by tar & WHeTSRVELT, © ols Broadwas Lrecuy oppe- tite tbe Bt Nicholas H. D% ZACHARTR’S FOOT WASN—POR REFRES hardening. prevents excogsive perspiration aat to the fect. For sale by Dr, ZAOH. dyetug or staining your four sppliestions will turn the brown, If you are bald, or your hate, «renginen the ache, WIL2ON'S hair res Resolve ibe beir mols! aod aud Leautiful appearance. Bu p* sms RAT RLEC How tt nella! Tt cures! Baw foun, June 19, Dr fart —Pease aeod ua 50 dozen more eleeuwic oll. We fol! the Inet deren yestering. Yours truly, ¥. G. WELLS 1s F & 00. ak !ia sree, 94,009 sold tn one day. F PAYER, CREMICAL WHAGE OLL SOAP, INSROT ry niem. pil ongeas, alle 6. rum, pear aod irerte con! aed gin, for oy ie b FRUGI 143 Maiden lane, suibor of Fermen'ed Liquors, OURAUL'® CRLRBRATED Long A ICAT! soap positively cures tan, ‘recklea, tetier, lownsen wan pure abd ail skin’ deformities Ponare uproota bair from low foreheada, 1 lips or ol'the body. ‘Lilly white, for Mashed heatet facee Tonge, bair dye apd resiorative, at the old w street’ firat store from Mrond way. Rater, 120 Waablngien wirent, ston; Mrs. Hayes, LPS. PILES. PILES. PILRS—ANOT! WON DRE. fuleure of piles —Jamee a ieKe: 4 Front street, ured of plies b: Pie'itpponory. he woe cob ied ‘eit Bom Tor ten umes contined bed. Depot bowery. medicine,can be sent \o any part of the country TRONG & ROSH’ S VaTENT PLATFORM SCALES Peete Ne INGRA'S IMPROVED mea cscartin' the, amen 'S machines, it us No. way, eee og? 2 NEW Lt yl SEWING cree gunn ae other sewin; machine family use ever equalled ciher 0s coopers beasts of the teaching or the @ variety OF Call and exeming It, a ee A RINORR 4 U0., 458 Broad way, Ne Tork. UMMER— a eee ot uae sition to tbe Davin’ lees ¥ of busin: ak yay ~ Satan and inmense ca ciPing sor ‘ Aasortment of holiday and schon! Ste Fon sors; ten, tag Yiaih apie oe Jen, hoysand youths, comprising every ‘bing &.a5 ey 7: the iP! ever) uw Seat ee Ee re aparece of their prices iemands the const: of ait whe ‘wish to Limi! their expenses te the exigencies the Gmes, Remember tha motto of the bouse— One Pi ano No Daviariow.”* & RAYMOND, olothiers er of Fulton Nasse ATTS’ FERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND PHYSICA: torauive wil: infallthly cure debility, meatal or phy deiirium. tremens, theumatiam. ‘or. aby nervous reece whet Pt es pene Forward ed to an: treme Ji mae” Nassau street, Ha Y¥ Rs, Fulton y° HRAVE O! ‘We have still s complete assormment of BiaaW HATS, Of the above style, ROW 80 MUCH WORN ay Time YOUNG GENTS oF Tus owe, IN WHITE AND RBOWN COLORS, ., 1) Rroadewag, 5.000 “ARBaxte®, LINEN COATS AT ARV ENTY. e' five centa, at I OUTS, Onk Hal, “and Futon street 5. 00 SUMMER COATS—75 centa TO S& AT GROOT'S, Oak Hall, 34 and 36 Fulton street, 2.50) LINEN AND MARSEILLES VESTS, aT a eee i fe clothing eeilteg te proportios. Gweing tothe Intec of the pana, I a the @h of Judy my entire sok of "i ipa tials SUV ES CLOTBING, N. B.—Open watil 8) P.M. Mataronye 104 P.M THES. Bk. DE GROOT