The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1860, Page 4

‘4 THE DEPARTURE OF THE JAPANESE. Their Last Day in New York—Dolng: on Friday—Seenes at the Metropoltan—Pre- parations for Departure—The March Down ‘was fatally stabbed at the grocery store of William Mil- ler, No. 23 Laurens street, on the 18th inst., was.held at signed his charge to the New York Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, by Coroner san Copa McKean said that he was come the Japancse on E i government of Broadway—View of the Great Eastern— and carey them to their own country. To Sep ee meget consider myself Cl ., thet street, asa bookkeoper. nie . yee would be a dut, 4 a pleasure. 5 ‘expect to recover. ive been confined to his sickness, ant John Embarkatlon on Board the Niagara, the Ambataadors their ‘quarter aud & nay ha may dying declaration: Om the anernonn of te 18us asl, | 1 japan Seed Poche Duty stn tocerns te Benita, hey might 61 Bt {mmed: abou! was al Laurens aapir od Rey ke, Ree cablog sfor the Japanese are luxuriously ; "yard a dispute arose bet ween myself | Sbore amount to his own tse. Wheu artosted he cou | here of any note since my last, ‘The political affairs of Mitbrs f ind evefy arrangement has beeu, made’ for rPrenchy tho diapute was on, 8 veandured i upou his true love, Lowe. tn the possea- | ° Fepublic are quice, There has been some little die Tn New York one excitement follows another as‘wave | geparnte Gabine nd the otha eer iy provided Before Hou, Judge Gould, TE mag Poe tg Rip ge nhl aw tio of the isoner were found several maienete ters turbance, however, on the south side of the island, nese succeeds wave, and yesterday the Great Easterners took | for. An ice house and an extra supply of ales promise MURDER TRIAL CONTINUED. ry atore No, 23 atreat; | from Sp Vet Je eg Big meg “pron ply oe brah ag T last wrote, growing out of the their departure from our city to make way for the Groat } {bat the inner man shall not be neglected during iM? | Jung a9.—ahe People ve. Wm. Donnegan.—This case tt oe ake Pee Frenchy | Cpistics abe sends het fond love and a box of segars as a | intercourse of the Haytiens with the Dominicans, ia ¢, before pab- | tha vers mee gn lag ; : pad em i y~ souvenir, and in another regrets exceedingly the neces- | which certain of the latter wore charged by the suthori- Eastern excitement. They left in good time, pal the very best stamp. The following is a list of the was resumed by the examination of witnesses for the de- | three intoxicated; 1 was somewhat under influence sity of her rs wi NY | ties at St. Ue curiosity in regard to them was perfectly sated, and | sOrricens oF THE NIAGARA, fence. essiitin o tat ae Lory of sey ol bee cates 00 0 eng aE pay 4 raed re “a sO ee ee treaty " i . ‘aplain—Wm, W. McKean. ‘tore with my back ind ponies. my rise “ Before Our City began 10 Oy Oe te Or tental evests, ant | _, zewinante—iaaae N, Brovin, John Guest, Wm. F. Spicer, | Chas. MeDermot deposed that be was present at the cal talking with Pennington, when Neal got up | Fiad. | The iettere referred to reat ws Ml vwes Ty, Ttrust, | of some note and influence were in the ‘We may coigratulate ourselves that nothing has happened | J. °¢. p, de Kram, David Porter MoCorkle, Edward K: | difficulty at the prisoner's store; several men came | from his seat, procured a large knife, and without haying you will , with my kindest wishes. ‘The inclosed and transactions, tnd etteenpted a revohitionsey sepeat uring their stay here to cause unpleasant reminiscences | Potter. cry in with boxing gloves to have a fight; the prisoner Provocation he stabbed me three timed; | gre the seletion of an experienced persou, who pro- ton, but were arrested by the authorities aus Of their visit to obtrude thomsclves upon the minds of | Masler—Robert I. May. ordered them out and old them that he did not | renoington and Frenchy were witneseee, but Uoey did | Bounces them A No. Laegar. So, for want of something | carried to St. Domingo City" Some of the goveraimont @ithor the Americans or tho Japanese. Paymaster—Thoa. R. Ware. want any noise there; whe mea refused to go, and | not strike or injure me ih any way;T went uptairs ahort- | Better todo, and in « puff of the fascinating herb remem: | oficis Sod aie: some Nera caungtinaybon. WHAT THEY DID ON THURSDAY. pallarine—Firet Liecut., Israel Greca; Second Lieut.,Gee. } we prisoner proceeded to remove Fro ee eet chess Tack Wit | from It, and be that her recollection of you will | ers. ‘the Hayticos bave thus far strictly ed tho On Thursday the Japanese were very busy in packing |” “Passed Assidant Surgeon—Daniel B. Conrad; Ase'stant | the j & row then ensued, the prisoner was | lism Pennington and bis wife, and accompanied them to | eae auchanglng es time Neel tt tos Soong Ot Yoo | micane, aid appear aukious to carry out the treaty te their baggage and making preparations for leaving the do James Mcblaster. became gencral; Douncgan, Sey boone, fs x] 1 wae conveyed om Paye~ 4 na dy Meeet bealy, ‘LOTTIE. good faith.” (1 i a . 8. Hospi od case was ven 2 Hotel. ta the morning the Hoa. A. H. Rice, M. C., trom Y ; the next thing | Xho, afver due deliberation, rendered a verdict of “Wound! | Daxiang Wuss—A strange feling of sadness haa come | ,, By an official decree last winter, you will recollect Massachusetts, called at the request of several of the | yarvin, gscring UP 4 ing at the hands of Hea, wh sae bosne He. 38 ion upon me, and echoes from the depth of my heart Oa ae att = ty cents per ‘eading goatlemon of Boston, to iavite the Ambassadors to | Sebley,'Thos. L. Swal, Ayn oi oh | rons strect, June 18, 1860.”" A 'warrant for, the morrow we must part. Oh, Will, did you but know the | (on on all foreign bottoms heey my Saw yore: ares Poy avi otha ity ad inet the macnn at | Roper Sit nope | Reon ot acm amu, ee bn arey, | Snel of etn vo ha ure ay bomnci | mines wets, te Cpe Seba no Ceig Lowell. Mr. Rice pledged himself that $100,000 should | © R Kid, E. A.C. du i, that he was | cinet police for execution. Raftery is not ‘olive | which you, darling, were my aM, you would then foot | with Dominica this tax was of course collected of 4 tho Navy i hat forever. . Your vessels trading here from the ports of the United States. be raised for this excursion—that the Japanese should ited States | More them twenty-four bours. with me what it was tq: _ Lari ‘The government hes taken off or vacated this travel in special trains, and that there should be uo ate | BPiber,, aa Todapuny wituom was | Cxcemm 70 Duara Wusix Foumxo.—Michael Brophy, a | Toubkindness on all occasions has placed wo under ODL | TeeET SS to toe United Sate, and Her wesaals Are Dow fempt at show or parade. Captain Dupont, aftor con- | paser's Clemk—Mr. Dudley commenced theliquor | young man about 19 years old, residing in Brooklyn, fen ey ‘moments paged in your dear arms will serve Peek og meg oe pg those, of Holland, Bultation with the Ambassadors, replied that their Exect” al tie was crushed to death on oyry afternoon, while | in after years to blot out what nahaen heaven may a ieee oe En hs & a maroc Seacies were anxious to reach Japan, and would be obliged par coe ub Seng Oro tare wt the foot oF Haart pasa’ with | Srtny generous fovore. ahd theg, sweet ove, tbe book. of | 26 Your trade with the iaand. . 5 {> decline this kind invitation. Soon after Arch-| Gunner—Rich. L. Hill Salted CHA, SSB eel 8 cee (eee anes the | tis toge be over ‘tho side, when the veusel came | fute on which my bapp: is trace shall be loved for: i neeeetae seas hele onto: by clas geastinane bishop Hughes visited the Ambassadors. During the after- PA penn mer Key to join mgd East pets repel bis assailants, Mr. B. would not address in Bade — bee oa ons mang hy = pvt, Leow ‘true ant Loppedy be ley a eet ee caigration As hoon the Princes held a reception, during which ba , peer .T. Glassell, Bie Jack, bul would submit the case under the charge of Laeger 2 yed to the Fifth precinct station house, where | pleasure like ole Meg with you. me Wa feel States to the south side of the ‘and to the Many ladies were introduced by Captain Lee and ‘Sans Weare. bac Ay 4 SaaS iia tsaiealh tha cole xT OO O'Keefe held an inquest, again thy beloved head pillowed upon my Dosom, to taste Tene seieiasivand clgil ae eaten others. During the day a very large number of presents, | After a brief stay the visiters took leave of the Japan- | 4 F'h.0 charge of the Court, but would inaist it was acase | EMBANKMENT Casvatry.—Ooroner O'Keefe held an in- pine fe en Ye ghee BT Ry Bec thet leeereeraiemrt peniehonts oceeatt Sur ieomeae of all sere and sopapromets wire readied D7 Oe eee ese and returned to the Huntress, which was to convey | of murder im the second degree. quest at Bellevue Hospital upon the body of Selina Bow- | of sleep di ‘around you, would be to me dearer, yes. duty aforesaid. As I have often stated in my former let- - reproof safe snd a large scale, adapted to both English | tet to the eity, the Harriet Lane dropping anchorin the | | The, Judge, charged the Jury, who retired for about | man, who died from the effects of injuries accidentally re. | dearer, than the sight of my own sunny land. Nay, Will, | {ett mie impneeson i ovary. day euining ground Hive pg een aeaian. stream, “Many of the Japanese were affected to tears, and | Ment Mh Were disc P y eBree- | ceived by falling from an gmabankment at tbe corner of I must and shall hope you dare uot in your noble gene- wil ba poe thie: "igiend froca ite sphebent co ’ apd waste. Tosity refuse a boon so fondly asked. Adieu, sweetest, and remember through all and every Tommy ran away from the visiters and bid himself in change on your part 1 am still aud ever your own fond and loving LOTTIE. one of the cabins, unable to endure the pain of a formal leave taking. He expressed his desire to remain in this A WEDDING. harged. ‘Ihe prisoner was remanded and will be tried on the | S!*ty- At noon the three principal Ambassadors attended a in | 98% key, ¢ his lite jpaicimen:.fe the murder of Mickey, whe last Rie lite Deatus From Inteursrance.—Coroner O'Keefe held an strations of %.4 and AMr. J. D, Harris, quite an intelligent and eater- ‘wedding at Grace church, refusing (he favorite “Tommy” country, and promised certainly to return in @ The court adjourned to Monday ‘ | ; c ¥. inquest at the First precinct station house, upon the body | Numerous bills were found in possession of the acoused, | Made. Permission to accompany them. The Japanese had often | year | or two. Indeed, all of | the | Japanese | ixpICTMENTS RY THE GRAND JURY—SENTENCES TO | of Timothy Desmond, a native of New York, aged 40 years, | showing that he bad been expending a large amount of Mae Ser is gn core Monte 9 OW. Si heir wish to attend an American wedding, and | Seemed to comfort themselves by saying that they wonld “3 4 4 : ped . oe ty ne : , Obio, and the duly authorized agent of some twenty- signified their wi edding, THe STATE PRISON, ‘who died from intemperance. Coroner Jackman held an mousy during the above time. He was taken before Jt Fea hme chenshtashmepetonig ptinas: Gea Saaeake come to New York again, or their friends would come to Jeddo by and by, Many ¢xchanges of presents were made, and until the actual separation occurred none knew how mech the Japancse valued their American friends, or how tice ly and committed to answer. ARREST ON SUSPICION OF AxsoN.—On the morning of the lat of March last, a fre took place in the provision and inquest, at No. 112 West Thirty-third street, upon the body of David D. Bailey, a native of this State, aged 50 years, who died under similar circumstances. ‘The Grand Jury entered court in uhe course of the day, with the following indletmeats:— he Peeple vs. Thos. McParlen, for grand larceny.—The prisoner Mise gulity to the ninor offence of atic ing to select a location and make arrangements for piaat- ing a colony, &c. His friend and patron is Mr. Pastoriza, of the firm of Pastoriza & Collins, merchants of this extended to them, not as officials, but At the hour appointed Grace church es in the literary, Eh the invitation w ‘as private citizens. ‘was crowded with a throng of notabil bie world. — Miss eanor - Bristle, and te Charles G. Veuton were the happy pair, | STeat bold these dusky Orientals had taken upon the | [i°UOdticenys and the Court acutonced ‘alta to Connsoniow.—In our issue of Thursday, under the head | tiauor store of Charles H. Campbell, No. 208 Washington and ‘certainly the Ambassvors could not Dae ae eine eae oe te a een ncaa: | State prison for two years and three months. Of Coroners’ inquests, we stated that Coroners O'Keefe and | gireet, go sudden was the breaking out of the fire, that Fratifod by witnosiag a more interesting ceremony. "As | ithe Japanese and their hosts. parted Company. the | «hc Leonie Juin Standard —The prisoner ite native | Gamble had been applied to, bat in ain, to hold an ante. | in a few minutes after its discovery the whole of the 1p- a: It appears that he had been employed to lead a blind ped- ler, and decamped with fifty pincushions valued at $1 each, ‘The prisoner pleaded guilty. The Judge comment- ed upen the aggravated character of the case, and regret- ted that the law cid not give the Court power to punish the prisoner for the enormity of the crime. The prisoner per part of the building was in flames; the premises were total); heron 85 involving a loss of upwards of $30,000. Fire or, as usual, investigated closely into the facts and circumstances concerning the origin. The re- were in error, for the ante-mortem examination was held that same afternoon by Coroner 0’ Keefe, as will be seen from our ee a ‘There was no biame attached to Coroner Gamble. foam peyton mgt tage hs al Mspers could | party on board the Huntress cheering repeatediy, aid the ‘when it was discovered that the pet was not preseM the | Crew of the steamship manning the rigging aud return- Aisappointment seemed general. The bridal ceremonies | IS Chere for cheer. The tug reached the city at about Raving been performed, the blushing bride and her Que- | Sven 4 0ek last evening. and the company husband were ‘introduced to the Japanese, who | P pective hom: ‘J AT THE METROPOLITAN City Intelligence. ‘were understood to offer their congratulations, The Princes did not attend the reception at the happy pair’s | afairs begin to aesume their former routine. The rooms occupied by the Japanese have been cleaned and put in residence in Thirty-ninth street, but were immediately driven back to the hotel, and Tommy took their place in order, the Japanese flag has been hauled down, and the ‘the carriage and drove off to visit the bride. His re- ception by the ladivs t was most enthusiastic. He |} japanese Hotel is once more transformed into the well ‘Was overwhelmed with presents, uets and kisses,and | known Metropolitan. To all of the brothers Leland, and distributed hundreds of his lithograph cards. their atachés, our reporter is indebted for a thousand courtesies and kindnesses, and al! those who have been rghit cr! obliged to frequent the hotel darig the stay of the Or of the ; was sentenced to the State prison for three years, tos lowing indictments were remitted to the Sessions for trial:— The People ve. John Henry, for grand larceny. The Peopie ts. 5. Brice Kenney, for forgery in the third do- gree. The People vs. Geo. M. Wood, for grand larceny, aud Chas. M, Wood for the sane. Hudson River Items, Rercrs or Joun C. Hexxaw.—The pugilistic fraternity of the Empire City are at this moment in the throes of great fistic excitement consequent on the expected re- turn to his native land, in the steamer Adriatic, of the re- of America and one their arrest, and yesterday the accused parties were brought up By officer Smith, of the Third ward. Justice We required the parties to find bail. Mr. ‘was released on bail of $3,000, and Mr. Luthy on $2,000. Trovetx Anoct Traps Manks.—Some days ago a war- rant was issued for the arrest of John McCouville and John Murphy, merchants, doing business at No. 61 Cedar August Belmont, Es., formally presented to cach of the | on ‘add their thanks to those ts Princes a Gne photograph of Commodore Perry, taken i } often reported it theve columas.. Every arrangement, at | __ TH CarTin Dunusx.—The Cael ‘fo the several | bisa rm and gerbross reception, and’ Ms headgeare | street, iu the city of New York, on the charge of having Bis usual excellent style by Braty, who is the only artist | the hotel has been most admirable, and in no case has | Pacumonia, Ct eee vere | rs in Thirteenth street wan fay the scene of some | in thelr posscesion, with intent to use, lincn thread bear- f ‘ any fault been found, either with the or | counties along the Hudson, end has already taken off " » ‘whom the Ambassadors have allowed to photograph them. | 41.9 proprietors. To Messrs. Nixou and iy, New vail’s G: ‘sien commotion. of frie 5 are waiting with | ing the trade mark “ ” ‘Thig mark is The Aldermen, Councilmen and the Naval Commission had | York is indebted for their kindness in allowing the Ja. | Sera! cattle. At Vail's Gate, Orange county, no \tobing palms to grasp the champion's “bunch of tives,” | gated in the afldavit to be a forgery snd counterfeit of & farewoll dinner together, but the occasion was an infur- | panese to visit their saloons at pleasure, thus much en- | than fifteen head of cattle have died within the last few | while as many more are fast expiring for a sight of the of ‘and to have been used by mal one, and no specches were made. Namura, the chief | hancing the enjoyment of the city's guests. The police | days, and Mr. Jacob Storms, of Southeast, Putnam county, | Dew AS soon as the Adriatic is signalled from San- ie and y on thread imported and sold by and wparty of the principal ollicers, gave a | arrangements, “under Sergeants Mount and” ‘Crop. | has lost seven cows within two weeks. It ig believed { ay Hook there will be several steamers ready to godown | them, to tmitate genuine trace mark of the com | New York. Trade was never more pupper, in their private rooms, to the Messrs. Lolands | gey, bave been complete and satisfactory. The duties of | that the distemper had its origin in_ the distillery stables | the bay on excursions to greet the returning eagle, who it | piainants. MeCouville, being in Europe, could not be ar- it; money exceedingly scarce. No American veaset ‘and two or three invited guests.” The dishes consisted of | the police have been most arduous and cmbarrass: ut | Of this city, Mr. Alanson Ager, of , lost five cows { is expected will loudly flap his wings and lustily crow on ‘but the Murphy, was arrested and 4 port but the Jon Butler. & Japanese , the constituents of which are un- | have been so well performed ag toclicit no word ofblame. | by introducing into the herd au animal which had been | Uhis eocaston. before Justice bush, who held him to bail known, aud our national representative dish—pork and | The couduct of Committee of Arrangements brought from New ae where she had beea confined for ‘Terrors oF Tax Rar.—The passengers to the city yes- | inthe sum of $600 for trial at the General Sessions. Naval Intelligence: Deans.’ After the substantials had been disposed of, Na- | Special Committee bas been above all praise, aud | & loos time in an underground sable; and Mr. Joalu® } tergay morning by the cars from Morristown—some four | FIGRT AXD StanmiNG AFYRAY.—A serious row occurred at OUR PORTSMOUTH (N. U.) CORRESPONDENCE. mura rose, and in the bappicet manner proposed the | coutrary to the usual practice, in such cases made aud | Barnum within a short tia ¢ lost afteen of cattle by + He health of the Messrs. Leland, adding thet he was | provided, there has been no riotous or disorderly conduct | turning them out to ture from a two months’ confine. | or five hundred—were suddenly and rather uncomforta- | No. 3 Jackson street, on Wednesday evening, between Unrusp Seame Nave Yann, ‘authorized by, te ‘Ambassadors to rotara eae a the part of Aldermen or Common Councilmen, or any | Mentin the hot under his barn. bly reminded of the uncertainty of life, particularly when | James Martin and Edward Martin on one side, and Joba , June 25, thanks for many ‘kindnesses § whicl cy | disregard of our guests’ wishes or dices. On the SinGciaR Stics.—On Wednesday morning a young by rail. The cars were proceeding ‘the line | Kibbes, Francis Fisher, Frederick Braudenburg and | Orders for Fitting Out the United States Frigate Conatitu- had received at the hotel, and which bad | contrary, under the supervision of Mr. Warren Leland and | man, named William Hop, us, residing near Glon Cove, | at their usual speed: neared the dra Charlee Brandenburg on the other. In the affray the two | tion—Her Transformation Into a Schoolship—Her Adapted ides most Pt to leave it, even for their Ni ton, ev made them at regre eave 0 porary Arno y nos asutribly catried oat itted suicide under the following singular circum. ness for that Sercice—Her Armament, Destination, &e., et. ; = Hackeusack, own homes. Toasts and followed, and, atto- the com- abead, Lecat Ignorant signs which indicated gether, the occasion was a most enjoyable ‘onc, the Ja- | mittee, who certainly deserve great credit for being 80 | stances:—He procured a razor asd pail aud went into-a Sacer cant of tmmetsed in the morning pe: | Senet Ne ee ete reese etek the oor |. eet, “OMe Quiet and tranquilliy whiclt for tepast ances displaying convivial qualities not to be suspected | extraordinarily and unexpectedly rexpectable,geutlemad- | shed adjoining the kitchen, whore be deliberately got | pers, utterly eee etl: cack ie the man’ of $600 teen, | Month have been provailing in this, our rural Navy people ordinarily 40 reserved, The company separated | ly and obliging. New York Aldermen n wore 90 ma- | down on his knees, leant his head over the pail and drew drawbridge was withdrawn was ‘The Martins are ‘ injured, but none of the | Yard, has at length been disturbed by receipt of orders At alate hour, after songs and’ dances in the American houore, and we hope that they may always wear them | the razor across his throat, inflicting a cut about three | yideutially by pte aman ay fea, . ~ And Japancee siyle, and celebrated their parting by ex- | ga deservedly inches in length, When ‘discovered he was quite dead, | instant warning to stop bas yi f trem the Mary Depurtmsnt for the Siting out of tho of coats and hats, as is the Japanese custom, and | At one o'clock to-day the Niagara weighs anchor and | and the pail half full of blood. in time. The alarm spread Benotary.—Two lads, named John Hopkins and Bryan | frigate Constitution, which vessel for the past six years Denney, were taken into cus‘ody by policeman Biglan, of the Eleventh precinct, on charge of having burglariously entered the dwelling house of Morton Smith, 358 Tenth has been lying in ordinary at this place. The practice ship Plymouth having been found uasuited for the pur: pose of a schoolahip, being much too small, the Old Iron- ig! sets sail for Japan. New York wishes her a pleasant ‘voyage, and the Japancse a safe returu to their friends at home apd many not distasteful recollections of their visit faterchanges of rich preseuts—cach of the Messra. Leland receiving a splendidly mounted sword, as @ token of es- teem, from the Ambassadors. Frexmay, THK Witx Powonxen.—At the rocent Court of Oyer and Terminer, held at Poughkeepsie, the case of THE CROWD te America. Thus we part with the first Japanese Em- | Ishmacl Freeman, the wife poisoner, was taken up, but Hakensack, left by the unclosed ‘Bt the hotel during the day and evening was very great, vate Si Gocatan ipciinion Ga ob oa ere 100g, } was postponed until the next term, the Legislature, at ita eoiy peecipies wy oren | r pend oe re BS eee Jewelry. } siden will be commissioned, and when ready will proceed ” ‘od, with Nixon's Garden and Christy's Saloon, was We have received the followiag —_ communica- | last seesion, having & new law in relation to capi- (oy eg to guard Honsx Fisat.—John McDermott, a lover of horse flesh, | ‘ Annapolis, and on arrival there take ou board the overthronged with people anxious to take a last look at | tou, Purportinis to be attested by the Rev. J. L. Hatch, | tal puniabanent, wa ra tee ees seca: | asecnwers were very lndignant— was taken into custody Thursday on a charge of stealing | ‘Adets from the Naval Academy at that city. The seleo- the Oricntals. The regret at parting seemed mutual, for | 824 give it entire, as, whether genuine or bogus, it ts y, prov! ‘Gear woe g a. ment of thankfulness for fon of this frigate as a schoolship cannot but be pleasing of the Japanese could not restrain their tears, aud | ertainly @ rare Japanese curiosity :— tion of doubt with the t ther it would havo aay | tor an engine driver, ahorse and wagon valued at $222.59, the property of Toms y, cepecislly, seemed overcome with grit.” WARNING LETTER TO TRE JAPANBSE Eupassy, | Power to sentence the prisoner in case he should be con | {ioe and unsoquatuted wiih the | unin Belbist in- Nines sheindcihe {e | (0 all interested in naval affuirs and the future welfare of ¥, capecially, , The following letter, written by one who 1s evidently } Victed, the only statute which proscribed the manner in | them, should have been etmployed by the company. | appears, tabl'a bauiky gelding, and called ott | this branch of the public service. A ship of noble pro- YESTERDAY MORNING acquainted only with’ that monstrous perversion of the | “hich the sentence of death should be executed ie | After'matters were set once te help "him to BS comes! to fg. ‘MeDermott took portions, good length and adequate beam, she will prove ‘was clear and sunsbiny, and at an early hour the Metro- Corian religion Jeet Pertanian} been deliver: been repealed, Fe erpees ued tien eects Pega A eegpen Soy nomen boy ra alt Weirba tee Conte ie b to be admirably for that rod Her thronged voters al preted Thasaaor, | be obtat . isoner, amet 7 pa erself adapted . Her decks, tetas Sams. pt Pe petit th ous 0 the“ coltpiocn”" papers Of to eae thet tne ma oe W that. de- doictng. meats property. on tae siarweie Rice Qusckenbun bald the ‘being lofty and roomy, will afford amplo space for the va- -~» packed away, and by eloven o'clock the Japanese soldiers | Captain of the Ningara is a and decided Christian, | Suocxinc Case oF Scicme.—A man named Conrad Inpho Bivine ax Taoor Lasotso uperueprie a meaner: hediies ae piasiyere non rani PN dg a al fand servants were ready to leave, and were 10 | Have pancager whatever the consentedoer ene 22M | Strauaae, in the cmploy of Mr. Renssclaer Rote, of Cia. | tn of te abows charatior was privately sated on Weds | amhe sc saabterd ta asker tecdent hecie ce ccs Gi Sgt g beat per gaperiaeiy mate prot ea to toe Ningare Sa ihe Huntress, The tay was - PiiLapeirma, June 14, 1800. ernst, Colemubta county, qpmamnivies wultide op Tapotag gy ere tne chil ce Kah arrested on charge of stealing @ wagon from John Hat- ane ‘ae ua ‘will be Stall Gteraden wt thrtemmeane ga De. | Te Ths Bhcmvess mx Pruxce Sum Boosey No-Kaxt:— | by shooting himself. He lay on the ground, pat the muz- | SUcee*. apparatas Ws exocodingly | Tb resulted ins dismissal'of the vias com. 1 ee, he sc longing to the Japanese, and consisting ‘Of pro- It is known to our wise men that, during the stay ale of a gun to his mouth and pulled the tri with bis | Simple. The raft is formed of three pontons, filled with plainant being uuable to prove that the ‘was ac. | Such as to present a fine opportunity for the ambitious Senta. Soon the crowd began to collect Fm, 4 hotel, my ao pateee SS Sees, ae see aes. toe. The was heard by Mr. Rote, instantly | air and covered with two ou! of canvass, coated | tuated by auy criminal motive. youths to fit themselves to walk in the steps of their Sud Visiter after visiter went up stairs to try to seo | WAM board tle tie ners the Bote went to the spot, when he found the unfortunate maa | with a chemical preparation them air ———_————_ Mlustrious predecessors in naval glory. These, Suny. look favorably on the Christian reli , the being 4 ‘ Fires in New York. with the many reminiscences attached to the oA CRS, {ta istroduction tale. your country ot 4 ‘fits come Fre ry Mier Avewt.—About nine o’clok on Thursday | Station,” uring ber cruise cannot fall to At ove o'clock the streets pear the hotel were | munication is written to his Prince, most it themselves to of the cadets, will tend d morning a fire broke out in a bedroom on the third floor | {> arouse the naval to emulate the naval heroes Packed with people, and in about half an | respectfully to warn and guard big, ot ail times, against of the building No. 646 Sixth avenue, in the premises of | who, in days , trod her decks, loading our hoste hour the Seventy-first regiment, parading about three | with the Japanese and their religious institutions; Joel Meade. ‘The fire was causod by a foul chimaey. The | '2 death or glotious victory, asd wil feuch tema hundred mon, under command of Col. Vosburgh, | and the writer would further inform the Prince that the te Mk, oad’, Minden wth oe that : marched down’ Broadway to act asa special escort and | great majority of the ecientific and philosophic mea of + ~ gt Ber ‘G1,200.. The fismce, extended men | Honor and fame from no condition ris¢, gvard of honor to the Ambassadors. After various ma- | this country hare no confidence whatever in the truth of windows on the fourth floor, and inte the premises of % . Beuvres, and an exercise, finely performed, in the drill the Christian religion. Signed, with the " Manual,’ the regiment was drawn up ia limeand pre) (Aitet) JL ura. THOMAS CURTIS. Seat" aetsiet Sanat eee Great prolific sented arms, and amid the cheers of the spectators and — K wget Helfen- persona on board (the being ad-] it is aged about $100, and is insured fhe mpiriting mosic of the band the Ambuasadors left | strETTARY POWER OF JAPAN—AMERICAN | steve, of Torsylvanie: HS Crittenten, faq, nnd | verse); was compelled 40 return’ to the Point; Sar tnseas Suatacittalioetts Dy gy oe the hotel, and, in company with the officers of the Naval ty, of Tennessee: W. Murdock, Eaq., ahd party, of | but, nothing daunted, she heroic party again got under: Pine wv . six and prada mg tes Madey Commission, ‘aud the members of the Common IDEAS OF IT. Fiuiiax, and D.T- Vall, Esq.y of Troy, arb stopping af the | way, and atrived at the Battery about twelve w'clock ais, Thule, Council cutcred thelr carriages. | Curtingos, were pro- | It i curious as wel as amusing t> the Japanese, we are | Fins Avenue Hot”? , ‘The irial was consi success, and a8 soon as ca Box, guarded by Tommy, was placed upon’ a platform de. | tlt, tOxee the amount of ygnorance or want of kaowiedge | Gen, Watkins and Gol, Harrigan, both of the British | té Inventors arrangements are completed we hope. no sume the Corated with flags and ftowers and designed by Council. | manifested here in regard to Japan, judging by the | army; Capt. Carnaige and Capt. Mackinnon, both of the | York, will fil to carry one of these invaluable protectors. Foovped Fae ne Macon treaty mage, at the reception of } absurd, ridiculous questions put to thew eonceraing theit | {om pn Ti My Q terhet Lasts ati free ehalanie ts | Cus OF '60, New Yorx Fuss Acanexr.—A meeting dn 4s soon’ as the proceasion started it was | Country. astern; ‘and Judge L. H. Bryant, of dente class of " , graduat: achievements Pictely forgotten arte wong “mot yet com | Upon no subject, perhaps, have the “Japs been more | ino, are stopping at the Walon Place Hote: "| Lapel ae Sale Sere 7k seston aa hed leet a y forgotten by New Yorkers, for ‘ rationed subject Captain mond, both . ‘ Felthdr thet exctiemant nor the crowd could at air | CEC crese-que rile ayes ag | “wood Mr Oecford, Me. re Me | gay SO. Suatigen, mates. tech cteei coaeaie 2 people, especiatly in this city and Philadelphia, exhibited — o~y = < the —_ and — cans Avs ll ing They decided to atti ine of people extended from the Metropolitan | more ignorance than upon the military question. This is | of Great ; Morr onsu! ¥ LA celebrate their ) ewe to the Battery, the sidewalks were crowded, and every | owing no Coubt to the fact that military” parades wore the ot whe Royal ee Colonel Ripley, of the Coited versary by a e to Harlem phen b! Window, balcony and available standing ‘place hid | great feature of the receptions In both these cities, Con- | States army, and family, are stopping at the New York | Stturday:, the inst., and a committee of three, con- Aer bas. ie greupant, one ait along the route ‘the immor sequently, abd very Lp eg: the ralltary would be | Hotel. sisting of Messrs. , Fackler and Carolin, were his their naval ommy was cheer and applaus At Grst the | the firet and princi subject about wi our people make Sapanenc pot hermet ral nod doweeast, but ie recovered { would ioguire! The pucstioe has been asked these tise tea |, cHvtaln Higgins, formerly of the mail steamer Vander. reser wis din bonts to High Bridge, ta the woe eae again, if “they ever saw any soldiers before eee. on ni SOR Miliocs, are stopping of his usual spirits daring this renewal of hie reception tri they ~~ ipa ———_ wmphs, and, wrapping himself in an American flag, he | to this conntry, if they had soldiers on horseback in waved his hat, bowed and smiled, and soomed himself | Japan; if they ever eww any big guns in Japan; or if they | | Signor Sursini, of the Italian opera, is stopping at the | other exercises incidental t the colebration will take to sloth. again. There was no ¢ ieplay ia the procession, but | ever saw gui* with swords on them,” and’ thousands | Everett House. lace. ¢ affair promises to be a pleasant one. honor and the delicacy which prompted the committee to obtain a | of such {volish questions are covstantly being asked of | Lieutovant Babcock, of the United States navy, and is class graduated twenty-nine btudeute tu'1880, coming military escort and to manage the departare with that | people whose country ranked as a first ciasamilitary pow- | wife, are stopping at tbe Astor Place Hotel. % Tax Aywvat Exmupmion at Sr. Joszen’s Unsvums Aca- for the Ceremony which Orientals so much love, was fally appre. | er centuries before this continent waa discovered. “It is : F day enjoy. Cinted by the Ambassadors, ant is equally grateful to tho | not long since we heard three naval officere—Lieutenant | , “nator Doolittle, of Wisconsin) F. P. Morgan, Eaq,,.of public. Cooper, Dr. Lynab Purser Doran—who were | Avani; Colonel Raverts, Major Ferguson aad De ite- vora to VIEW OF NEW YORK AND THE GREAT RASTERN, in the Perry expedition, and at the first landing fay orshy, Sahn United States army, are stopping at Vorlons At the Battery quite a crowd was collected, and the me a ae Shem the main | Senator Mallory, of Florida, Me. Horaby, of Ragiune pI ' Japanese were heartily cheered as they entered the Cam- | janiling the treaty was first presented, when Com. | General Spinner, of Mohawk, Professor Borestord, J Jnr. to their ‘warrior Salida nanteiaens ta radppParyeding! Fm Fog (are vith Sanat) soe =)" faq ot Londons Governor Hi sy, ae "te Ktcedoutsn abot ived, bat is United States revenue cutter Harriet Lane, a most beauty. | Comprising infantry (men with \ swords on their gans wt Hi . + of Mianceota, hot yet arrived, ‘ — covalry, men carrying long pikes, with blades of Howard, of Texas; are at the St. Widener mmo Ys. | Hi tt ara te | Sh wisi ceili alennin leotards waiting to receive them. The military drew up in line, ng i ree, besies a iarge force of | ', number- MY, |. Srappies, . Sapen, ‘nited States sloop been the bana struck up “Hat! Columbia,” and amid Npcaresty ing some hundred brass guns. This was in a litéle town, ot Phas 3 raha St taeda, & oat rn ee, na Pp 1 See D wt Wess Lmporing demonstration than that which attended | @¢ not in the imperial city of Jeddo, the residence of the | ton: C. C. of Melbourn: "Australia and ne hows op . beg eamaeed heir arrival, thy Japaness embarked npon the steamer | Tycoon, whose body guard is 80,000 men. The soldiers | Baldwin, Feq., of jon, N. ¥.! are stopping at the f Bod proceeded up the Hudson river. The Japanese were | and horses are represented as large and fine looking. Lafarge House. A correspondent of the Philadelphia News states that accommodated with seats aft, under an immense awning, | Near Kauagava there is a ror ees, where | Gor Perry, of Florida, and Dr. G: the Founse to Gare tn every-ptted: & view. and waved their goo! byes to the crowd upon the piers as | £1, Fword, artillery, cavalry, and all kinds of military | 4. —— on Ha st ag jaskens of Norfolk, 7 ‘The Ordnance Department of the Brooklyn Navy Yard the Harriet Lane left the dcck, and thelr “good byes” | tactics are taught. Every able bodied man in Japan ix | ®¢ stopping at the Metropolitan Hote And fing notice of motion, complaint and answer, and ‘completed a battory of 20 n Torte nod the alate fired from the steamer were responded to | taught this practice, so (hat ali understand it, without Capt. F. Bugle, U.S. N ; Capt. T. W. Sweeny, U.S.A; . , Untied trace sorveite Cumberland, wh: been or. } by tremendous cheers, all seeming to be anxious hospi. | Keeping a standing army in time of peace, upon the same | Gov. Manning aud family, S C.; Mrs. R.C. Stagard, Va.; | hearing B. Galbraith, counsel for the plaintiff, and H. N.H., to New York, where she fably ‘to the parting guest: ”” principle that out volunteer militia kent up tm the | arc in Wsshington. A. Cram, caunaat for the defendant, ordorod hat the td mtr diy Toe she | Aa the cutter steamed river the Princes resume nite om. oir hon intercourse wit ne test © Casett motion inti ted to extent following: berland their oeats. Prince Mesath, n brother of Bimans Brajecn, | World (ever having had aay aterval wars) has reodored | ent Gretna ro Them Thay i, en toace Haak i ong, fet too tokens hae ten days amond | {om the ferry at the foot of Montgomery street to the rare pe tye dees i who bas been assuming the’ part of a retainer during his | BAVics and standing armice altogether una » Ttis | evening owing to a severe domestic action. They | bis answer, by stating the facts which he relies as | sbove named plages, har been fully complcted, #0 far,to | «A Courter Inquiry lao, the eireum eld. ' Yisit to this country, aud whore real rank was acei. | for this resson, no dewbt, tat the Japanese are the most | have lost their youngest daughter, ouly four yeare of establishing bis title cr ownership of the drama refer- | Bergen, and is now In perfect working order; and the lino the i oa. y Sentally decovered Gy a gentleman of this cliy-a few | auiet, orderly people In the orld, from the fact that they : } “8°. | red to im the auswer, and also by striking out the defence : , tacks’ dee Gta ae ede wees Gays ago, occupyed a chair near thoes of the Ambaaea | Dever did any fighting, or had any occasion for it, since the | | ONSaturday afternoon Inst a young lady of twenty two | of privileged publication, or by stating and oumbering | 1 Bergen Point will, in the conrse of a week or go, take | exeelicnt st ~.2 ai ggapemaiai cea Fee eae S chaie caer thors of the Amman. | cxtermlontion. of the Caristiangs tore than (ws hundred FO cf oe named Mary Baty mysterinaey dieappeared Thak as © voparale and distinst, defence, and inserting | it8 place amongst the others, ‘These lines so interseot the | @ be above wi felect, ineinding only the principal Japanese, the Naval | and twenty yours ago, When Marco Polo told the Kuro- | home of her parents in West Nowton, Mass, | therein the facts which he claims render the publication | yariousstroets in Jersey ‘City that itis caleulated to ‘The Comet Commissioners, the members of the Common Conneil, the | peans of te exiateace of a large group of islands off the pf egy w Caused gront eveitement in | @ privileged one, And forther ordered, that the plain- We are informed that, through th reporters ante few Invited quests, creman whee aene | const of China, sore than ve hundred and aty years at Cilinge. appears that Miss Esty has been in the | ¢iifs costa of the motion be fixed at $10, and are to be | have fourteen her ye aplite : rid Waheaa piemeedt on ‘sopearence anite ee the brothers Leind and the oficers of the Seventy first | 280, the people were described as “warlike,” although | Pah't of going out in the afternoon to pick steawberries, | costs it the cnuse aud abide the event of her recovery of | Ply the demand which ts bei fe by the pablie | Cambridge, 8 an appearance quite aa . egiment, who wer introduced to the Ambssandors ty | there spyears no, account of Whale ware, exoept with faking, with ‘her ® younger sister, On Saturday sh? | costs in thie action. expt Csesoetes ot. the the excellent nocom m | ie as the Donati comet in Oztover, "4 Ai .. The steamer. paved Chor alongaite the | Francis Xavier, {n 1689, when the Christians were expotted 5 imposed ; stoi, bu mode Great Enatern, affording ‘ail on ‘board a fine view of this | i Jajan. quarreling and. intoxication are only acon | (‘eclivet the company of her sister. As she did not re: Supreme Court—Circait. po gg A yy A mammoth vessel, and then tornot and proceaded agnin to | amcng the Ker classes, a8 wo sometimes seo on | (0"" ae waual, her father weut gut itt search of lier. | Fail fa = lI I Fe ont) ' the Battery, sniuted as #he paseod along by all the ship. | election days among the rowdies on the ‘Points, or | ine ta Mud ber. wad fe Pat Se Diehl bevy Before Hon. Judge Leonard tk to appreciate, an is evi | tm thé barbor. to the sight of the great | ome other classic spot, and then only ou some religious | Pereelf io o upon his neighbors, and | ~ Juxx 20—Joveph B. Vanderwort and Mary B Gould ve. | }¥,'he patronage altcudy bectowed. When Bergen, Point ish steamship, Aiterman Boole, on behalf of EX. | or hational {estival—untike out lower classes, who quar. | UY their advice the bells were rung, which gathered a Biward 8. Gould.—Thias suit was to test the right to cormee cis oy eh BI Coiling, Raq. presented to the dors 8 plan and | fel withont regard to anything except the brandy and | Aree crowd of who made'e thorough Search on ve aalar Teatenel ts ee com. \ ketch of the Adriatic, the most aplondid epecimen of our | Whiskey bottle. Saturday night and Sonday throughout the neighvorbond, leasehold property in Clinton place, Now York, and of | Pany more immedial in the affair. It is : \ Maya architectore, which was received With thanks Their police system ts most admirable, Tho city of | Without finding the least trace of the missing one, ant | some considerable valve. It was tried once before, and | SM? Stated that theae lines will receive an extension into ‘The cutter then proceeded up the Fast Fiver ns far ag | Jeddo, containing a population of 4,000,000 (and all over | the most melancholy forebodings are entertained by het | wont off on a point of law. After considerable nt (Bn ee atonal na so A Mn a 2 ' Groenpolut, and the Japancee wore thus euabled to taken | Japan'the sane). ie divided hito police districts about te | (Fiend. She came ap from Buine a few months siace, | Between Me. O'Conor, for. PAlNCits, and Mr Lae | Cumeaeitl oie Gein ene Inst look at! New York and {ts environs. After A | fie of one of out blocks In New York, Over this is pinced | 804 ber parents supposed ber to be contente and happy, | defendant, the Court Held that if the’ plaintids wero enti. | [°)* Ne a BO } moment off the Navy Yard, the purty were conveyed ai, | an officer to whom cvery offence In that district Is report. | Bat Within a sbort time she tas stated to a female com: | tioq\to a verdict they bad also a right to damages for the | We carried Into effect, cannot bat meet wil gen } | ectly to the Niagara, which lay at anchor in the stream, } 4, which is agaln reported toa officer. pantoe that eho 20 “homesick. detention of the property. popular approbation. i or Battery. The crew of the Niagara manned the bvery Person in Japan who sees or knows of an offence John Berry, who took a prominent part in the Cana- The jury, if accordance with the instructions of the / yards in honor of the Japanese, and the fine a) being committed, and does not report [t to the officer hay. # dian revolution Of 1888, and was expatrlated theret.°, b Court, Ferdict for plainti{s for porsession of the Delays. the veese! and the beautiful manner in which this ho- | ing charge of the district, is punished the same as the | fust returned to Brockville, Cxnada, after an mines, and 4 yearly rental of $10,000, together with TO THE OF THR HERALD. DOrary Maheouvre was executed, elicited encomiums from | Persea committing the offence. twenty two years. He had bera seutenced to transporta- torest to the ti Naw Yorr, June 28, 1840. Bil the spectators. The Huntress was lying alongside of | This system of pwtice surveifianee, it will be readily | tion for life, but war pardoned some three yoars ago M sad cen the Niagara, and over her the Japanese were rapidly and | seen, must Insure the moat perfect order and protection. ‘Wilita: Oity News. Witt you heve Wy gondaaal fe wifbrm me, through your Safely passed to the vessel which is to convey them to Ja. | Persons who wish to change their residence, eannot do 80 Sapreme Court. Accromst.—An interesting Tittle child of Join C. Stock. | Valuable columns, bow long it should take for the delivery ae ‘man oo ee wre drawn up Gen eee Bin ce of those living within a Before Hon Julge Poony. woll, io Williamabarg, while standing near the eistern,ac- | of a letter between New York and Brooklyn, Long Island? fir, anda malate whe Cred us the Orientals embarcen. | remove, sre CA ReEeES NS 1 | ewe 29-—7he Sockely Jor the Mftrmation of Jusents | Steslally ete Heed wae: crowned Setore Sathiaee | Pee TE, Site tc teak kee of Tod invited gueets follower ant were rcenivesd by the of “ts iced Delinquente v8. Hoym —The defendant was commitied for | °™ . aon Weve thee orguanta OC n miic Noes the heme! oat core of 7h hte | toa i LJ in the VOYAG2 OF THE NIAGARA TO JAPAN. contompt of Court, and to pay a fine of $250 for disobey. Gore Ur iy a Rattooy.—John A. Haddock, etitor ofthe | yet said letters are never delivered until the day follow: wrard room, under r ae ae an, na 44 ‘oodward, TO THE Rr OY THE HERALD. ing an it jon restraining him from having perfor. | Watertown Reformer, and last winter a Depaty Clerk of | ing. Te this the lar time? If so, then the meen 6 indnees: ! ta illers are fraty tn ‘Yon will oblige the unders by publishing the foi. | mances in hie thentre m the Bowery on Sundays A mo. | the Assembly, is annownoed to make « bateon ascension | ments of the New York Post OMies are very parfect aa j 5 shower ernoon deliciously | ~~ igued by tion wat now made fer a Proceedings in order | from the public Square, Watertown , on tle Fourth of July regards bad managemef: for at thie rate it would take > @ool ‘on the ship. Jow ng communication hat the ight be before the Coneral Ter ‘The balloon to be used ts the Ganymede, formeriy owned lenst eight daye for a) h the upper end of ninaghane f oane mm: renowe re rm. ’ ned | at lenst eight daye for a letter to reach the Toe Japauene wie had arrived tn the moroing hat at | by Profeagor Wise, the ttaard from This cit} A SUBSCRIBER, On the 10th of May last wo, the undersigned, were ap | The Judge graated the motion for a stay.