The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1864, Page 4

4 NEWYORK HERALD. after bearing a Te Dewn in the cathedral, were to depart | Lincoln. Will the Convention, “with all his for La Soledad, where « sumptuous breakfast would awalt | ging ypog his bend,” his heavy budget of ervel thom. A conspiracy bad bees divoovered in Guadslaiire, | i404 44 costly blunder® and with the evor- ‘and severa! persons had been arrested, accused of hav- tad partie {oi Mysterious placards had appeared mous echedule of corruptions and epoliations 00 the walls of Mexioe, The 6th of May was celebrated | that bave marked his sdministration, adopt an the anniversary of the battle of Puebla, numerous | him, endorse him and commend bim to the eup- persons of both sexes pincing gariadide of flowers on ‘b® | Dort of the people? It is difficult to believe that this thing can be done. True, we are told tombstones of the Mexican soldiers who fell oo that day. sega th, Seninpo a. noy sere ee Serwh US OO ine Cavention’ packéd; that the delegation of every State is a Lincoln delegation; that Chase is nowhere; that Banks is a dead cook in the pit; that Ben. Butler is a bag of wind; that Fremont is of no earthly ac- count; and that, as for Gen. Grant, the Blair family have made it all right between him and Old Abe, But, conceding all this, it is still difficult to believe that Chase men, Banks men. Butler men, Fremont men and Grant men will chime in with the proposition to give the coun: try four years more of the blunders, the cruel jokes, the incongruities, imbecilities, waste ful corruptions and slops and shoddy of the present administration. We are inclined to the opposite opinion—that all the anti-Lincoln elements represented in the Convention will, by a natural gravitation, rally around the standard of Gen. Grant, and that they will probably be strong enough to bring the Lincoln stage managers and scene shifters to a complete change of the pro- gramme. Failing in this, we dare say that from the anti-Lincoln men of this Balti- more gathering of office hucksters, office seekers, and political gamblers, or from the Chase men outside of the Convention, euch re- inforcements will be brought forward to Gene- ral Fremont, to say nothing of General Grant at Chicago, as will very soon make the defeat of Old Abe before the people visible to the naked eye. With or without the nomination of Grant at Chicago, the Fremont movement against Lincoln will be strong enough to play the same effective part in the canvass that was played by Van Buren against the Baltimore ' democratic nomInee of 1848. The republican delegates bound for Balti- more are already arriving, it seems, in consid- erable numbers at Washington. It may be surmised that they are dropping in to pay their respects to Old Abe, as the present and the coming man for their money, and to compare notes with Mr. Seward in reference to the party platform. We think it not improbable, how- AMUSEMENTS TO.MORROW RVENIIG. IBLO'S GARDEN, Brosaway.— WALLACK’S THEATRE. Brosdway — GARDEN, Broadway.—Fas Disvoio—Taricn becoming somewhat exciting. At the olose of the fair on Wednesday night last the vote was:— 855 Sherman. 773 Rosecrans, 277 Biair..... WINTER Manu. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Brosdway.—Aannin. BREW BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery. wad oe New Youx—Bucsis or Baiiiiasts—Batcoon A recruiting office having been opened for the enlist. ment of negroes, either with or without the conseat of their owners, at Danville, Ky., on the 234 ult., a squad of the negroes who took this opportunity to enlist were mobbed, and one or two of them severely injured, by some young tnen and boys of the place. ‘The contributions for the relief of the sufferers in East Tennessee now amount to $100,000 in money, besides ar- ticles of clothing, &c,, valued in the aggregate at several thousand dollars, Twenty-three kegs and one hundred and fifty cases of powder, stolen from Camp Jackson by the rebel Joff. Thompson three years ago, were recently discovered on the premises of four professedly loyal citizens of Bt. Joseph, Mo. The Boston Advertiser of the $d inst. enys:—We un- derstand that several United States Senators have been applied to on behalf of a brother Senator from New England, who ts a little aky’’ about bis re-elec- tion, to eign a round robin, certifying that he has not lost @tanding and consideration in the Sonate. Some Sonators sign and come object, and altogether the affair is nearly 6 whimsical as the extraordinary inquiry of the same mature made of the President some time since, much to his amusement, as we bave hoard. It does seem that a United States Senator should not be obliged to bring a “scbaracter,” like @ servant girl. The old Tax Commissioners are ousted, Judge Rar- nard granted an order yesterday requiring Messrs. Wil- Jiameon and Brown to deliver up the books and papers Of the office to thé custody of the new appointees, Joua- than Allen, George W. Purser and C, B. Woodruff, There ‘Will bo a written opinion in regard to tho matter, which wil! be given to the public ou Monday. A fire broke out between two and three o’clock yester day morning on tho fourth floor of No. 58 Fulton street, and extended to No. 60, entirely consuming the four upper stories of both buildings, which were fine six story, Drown stone front structures, The value of the property burned. including buildings, stocks of goods and mate. rials, was about eeventy-ive thousand dollars, the greater Portion of which was insured, Business was very duil yesterday in all departmente, Dut particularly in imported merchandise tp which there was scarcely so much firmness as there has been of late; some kinds were even lower, Domestic pro- duce was dull, except in a few cases, Petroleum was quiet but firm. Cotton was steady. On ‘Change flour opened firmer, but closed dull at Friday’s prices, Wheat was one cont dearer on prime. Oats were two to three cents dearer and very active. Corn irregular and jess firm. Pork was again higher and active. Beef firmer and in good request. Butter was steady. Whis- key unchanged, Freights dull and depressed. BOWERY THEATBE, Bowers.—Nors Foucer—Caxzer oop Pak Stan—Uoosin Lanoxin, BROADWAY THEATRE. 685 Broadway.—Ocr Aurnt- can Coosix at Home BARNUM’S MUSEUM. Broadway.—Two Giaxts, Two Dwakes, avcuvos, Waar Is Iz, &c. et ali hours, Mar. az Ady Paice—Secaets ‘OF StaTe—At § and Te BRYANT’ MINSTRELS, Mechantes! Hall, 472 Broad. way.—krmeran Boxes, Dances, BURLesQuEA &c.— ‘Taker SrnikeRs. WOOD'S MIN! Bau —! res Se iT, 514 Broadway.—Etmioriam AMERICAN THEATRE. No 444 Rrosdway.—Buces Pastomines, Bu URLESGUES, AC.—EORLL's Lawrne. mag! SALLE DIABOLIQUE. 5 585 1 Broadway,.—Roazar Aecure HOLMAN'S ACADEMY OF. MUSIC, road) - Daccurin oF tue ResiwunteMes, Paavincrens ee NEW YORE MUSEUM OF ANA roadway. ©cuosiirs aD Lecroees fren 9 MME HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUS! Brooklyn. —} Foxes, Dances, Burtmsovrs, = 9) ig et New York, Su jay, June 5, 1864. THE SITUATION. Auother great battle was fought on Friday morning, Jommencing at half-past four o'clock, when General Grant made an attack on the rebel linee, and drove them within Joeir intrenchments at all points, Our forces were, at st accounts, close to the enemy tn their defences. The ght of Friday is reported as being the heaviest of the campaign. Hancock’s corps, after meeting a dos Perate resistance, succeeded in turning the enemy's Sank, ‘carrying @ portion of their main tine of Gefences, and capturing some three hundred prigon- ers, guns and colors; but they were not ablo to ‘Dring of the guns or hold the place. Thus General Grant in bis despatch says that, although the enemy was @riven within bis fortifications, we gained no material @dvantage, Other, but unofficial, reports rtate that our Toss was three thousand men in killed and wounded Lee's army ts said to be much demoralized. Desertion: ‘ere frequent and in large bodies, in one instance number. tng over five hundred mep from Georgia in one party. Immense clouds of smoke were ween at the White Bouse on Thursday, proceeding from Richmond, leaving the impression that asertous fire was going on in the rebel expital. The fact of General Lee’s sickness ts confirmed by Che reports of the wounded prisoners, who state that the rebei general fs in Richmond, sad that the army is Sommanded by Genera! Ewell. The opinion prevaks among these prisoners that this isto be the last fight for Richmond; aud they are not far astray jn the opinion, Oar news from General Butier’s department is not ‘very important, with the exception of the confirmation of previous reports that General Lee is confined to bed with Severe sickness in Richmond. Such ts the statement of Brefugeo who came toto General Butier’s lines, and ac- cords with the news received tu the Army of the Poto- tmsc. The same person states that every man and boy, without regard to age, physica! ability or nationality, is being pressed into the rebet service. ‘ We learn by way of Cairo that the rebet Genera! For- Tost was reported to be at Corinth on Friday, and that an Vtuck on General Sberman’s rear was expected. But it pears thet u large number of bis troops are deserting Yim. ‘ The Nevy Department has received {oformation of the Apture of Wiimiogten of the steamer Caledonia, which was built and registered tn Quebec tm 1863, and was a a mea, that the Baltimore delegates ‘Groppttig Ynto Washington may desire a oon- sultation with the people’s responsible Tepre- sentatives before proceeding to the renomina- tion of Lincoln. At the rate at which General Grant is going ahead before Richmond, it would not surprise us ff, by Tuesday next, both houses of Congress and fhe Baltimore Convention were to nominate him for the Presi- dency by acclamation, NEWS FROM MEXICO AND ST. DOMINGO, Arrival of the Morning Star—Maxtmtl- fam not yet Arrived—Prep: tions for His Reception—A Conspiracy Discov- ered in Guada veral Persons Arrested —“The Writing on the Wall’? Celebration of the Anniversary of the Battle of Pachia, Sec. S&e. The steamship Morning Star, Captain Hepburn, from New Orleans om the 27th and Havana on the 31st ult., arrived at this port yesterday evening. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Flavawa. May 31, 1864. Try the Spanish steamer Pareesiona, which arrived on the f26th, we bave dates from the city of Mexico to the 16th and Vors Craz to the 2ist. There was little of actnal {mportavee. Maximilian bad not arrived, though great preparations have bceo made for the reception of the long expected one. A con spiracy has been discovered in Gundalajara, and thirteen persons have been arrested, It tx supposed that they are connected with a genoral conspiracy, lodges of which are feared by the French to exiet in all the towns they hold ‘that declared for the tntervention.”” Incendiary placards continuatly appear on the wails of Mexico, ond persona are being arrested for crying ‘Death to Maximifion and the French.” On Progress of the Campaign. During the last week the Army of the Poto- mac has been exceedingly active, night and day. Omitting Thursday, when a violent storm suspended all active demonstrations on both sides, excepting the surrender of five hundred Georgians in = body to General Smith, there has been more or less fighting every day and every night since Sunday last, with the steady advance of General Grant from the Pamunkey to the Chickahominy. The rebels have stub- bornly contested every inch of the ground, dodging and finessing, too, in every way; but all to no purpose. Having pushed them behind their intrenchments, and having so severely pummelied and damaged them as to take all the conceit out of them, General Grant may, perbape, occupy a day or two in perfecting his arrangements for the heavy work of a regular siege, or for another flanking operation. He may either flank Jeff. Davis and all his follow- ers out of Richmond, or starve them out, or shell them out; and we sball not have long to wait before we know what course has been adopted. Richmond is now beginning to look very much like Vicksburg about this time last June. Meantime, with their carpetbags at their desks, ready for a run over the river and ona beeline for North Carolina at a moment's warn- owned by a rebel agent at Queenstown, from which port ebe satied. the Sth iusieant persons of both sexes went to the craves CONGRESS. ing, the Richmond editors think General Lee’s | of those who (o!! ia the Mexican victory of which the ; day was the auniversary, and deposited fowers and In the Senate yesterday bills for the payment of the } retrograde strategy from the Rapidan to the | wreaths theroo, ‘The day was duly _fommemorata giment of ‘ ick: i facti ili ‘i thongh generally in secret. Pieces of artillery bave Second regiment of Objo militia, and to aid by grant ot | Chickahominy the perfection of military science | Panay Err era ye wacnmont ar Neuro Toon from Sav Franetsco, through Mazatian: and the artillery, am- munition, bave arrived at Monteray They wore ob- taived threach Brownsville, by the Juarista General Donan occupied the town of Nachtstlan, claiming to have killed two bnndred and taken one hundred prisoners, We have had several steamers from St. Domingo, but they bring no news save of a battle, in which, of course, the Spaniards wero victorious, bat ovly had, according to the official despatch, one killed and seven wounded, the lozs of the enemy was of course much greater Two schooners have been eaptured as prizes, baying on board contrabind of war for the rebels. ‘The English frigate Donegal has just come in and is Gring her eatute. A French frigate {s Outside, and it was rumored that Maximilian was coming. The rebel steamer Dewhigh arrived yesterday, two ‘and a baif days from Mobile, with glorious pews for the federals from Georgia and Virginia. and skill. True, they had expected that Lee would draw off General Grant into Maryland or Pennsylvania, instead of drawing him down to Richmond, through the heart of Old Vir- ginia, his army eating out the substance of the country as clean and remorselessly as a cloud of locusts. But then, as General Lee has some grand design in view in this change of his plans, the astonished yet still credulous people of Richmond, are told “It is all right—General Lee knows what he is about.” But it appears that even this reliance upon General Lee must now be abandoned, if it be true, as has been reported for several days past, and from both sides of the James river, that his late some- what hurried advance backwards from Spott- sylvania Court House to Richmond has laid him up on the sick list—a regularly used up rebel general. The Richmond Eraminer, however, having applauded so lustily the sublime wisdom of Lee's late movements, whereby be was enabled to get into Richmond ahead of Gen. Grant, can do nothing less than endorse the masterly strategy of Joe Johnston in Georgia, of the same pattern, through which the redoubtable Joe has at least got into Atlanta “.in advance of the detestable Yankees,” though there is telling bow soon he will have to leave, you know, on account of circumstances beyond his control. Jeff. Davis dies hard; but this is his death struggle, and Richmond is, indeed, his “last ditch.” With the fall of Richmond his enor- mous paper money bubble of the so-called “ Confederate States Treasary,” and bis English cotton loans, &c., will all collapse, and the confederacy itself, like a, hideous eclipse, will vanish from the face of the sun. We have this monster rebellion in a corner at last, and the means at hand to strangle it; and this time the job will be thoroughly done, The Baitimere Co; tunity a: The Presidential Convention which meets at Baltimore on Tuesday will have the oppor- tunity for a nomination which will silence all opposition, absorb all parties, and carry the Presidential election by popular acclamation; but the Convention will also be confronted by the danger of “a pomination not fit to be made,” and which, if made, will stir up and bring into violent commotion all the bad pas- sions of all the political parties and factions of the day, and, making confusion worse coen- founded than ever, will precipitate their work of ruin and amarchy upon the country. The golden opportunity suggested fs that land the afte 0 Of a Michigon railroad, were passed, which rnai Revenue bill was again taken up, aod its consideration consumed the remainder of the day's fon. Bot few sections of the bill were acted on, an adjournment taking place. Amendments were ced to requiring banks to pay a monthly duty of one rter of ono per cent on deposits, cupital stock and rency iseued beyond the amount of ninety per cent of capital, and exempting saviogs banks receiving deposits solely for the purpose of Icauing them for depositors, and baving no fixed capital. lu (he House of Representatives a long persona! de- Date occurred between Messrs, Spaciding, Gerfield and Jenckes, relative to sharp remarks used towards cach other by the two former gentlemen on the previous day, im the discussion of the Backrupt bill. On the conclusion { this a motion was made to adjourn over until Wednes- Gay next, to enable the members to attend the Baltimore Convention, which was voted down by a large majority, 0d the Tariff bill was then again taken up tn Committce of the Whole, ana iis comsideration proceeded with toa conclusion, when the committee rose, and the bill was ro- ported to the House, and passed by eighty-one yeas to twenty-six nays. Ap adjournment immediately after- ‘wards wok place, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. . A monster mans meeting was held last evening on Frion square, et whicn upwards of twenty-five thousand joople assembled'to give expression to their gratitude pr the eminent services of Lieutenant General U. S. Srapt in the people's war for the preservation of the Futon. There were two stands erected on the square, phich were profusely decorated with flags and banuers ‘Dearing eppropriate mottoes and the names of the various Pattie Heids fought anc won by the great Union cbief- faim. The greatest enthusiaem wat exhibited by the thousands assembled, ané every mention of General Graht was received with cheers again and aguin re- peated. Little Mac came In for a Benjamin's share of the popular ovation, tne frequent calls for @heers for , bin Deing vociferously responded to Onthe stand “were exhibited portrait. of the leading gen. @rais of the war—Shermap, Hooker, Meade, McPherson , Thomas, &c’ Previous to the opening of the proceedings cannon brought into the square was repeatedly dis @barged, announcing that the great Grant popular demon- Stravion had commenced. The epleadid band of the Sev nth regiment was stationed on the East stand, and dis oursed during the wearying ana protracted absence of We speakers most excellent music. The stands were, as ‘we paid, profusely decorated with flags and baaners and transparcocies, but the greatest negligence was exbibited fm their constraction, They were so weak and rickety hat it was daogerous to stand upon them, and it was only Owing to the good will and kindly zeal of Sergeant Wedd, of the Twenty-tret precinct, that no accident oo. gurred on the Fast stand. Sergeant Wobb himself went nd procured plaoke, and, with bammer apd. nails, Strengthened the flooring, and aiso procured what the Committee of Arrangements bad overiooked—some seats for the reporters, Tue Wost stand, also miserably com Structed, gave way in one part, but luckily no one was Periousty hurt. The demonstration was, ali tn all, a great @ompliment and popular ovation to General Grant The Speeches on the occasion were patriotic, and the sent). mects ovtered of estoom for and confidence tn Grant re. De! ved the applause of the assembloge. By the arrival of the steamship Morning Star at tis port yesterday evening we ave lave news (rom Mexico Muste tn the Park—First Day. Ag aonounced yosterday morning, the Park band com- menced te series of summer concerts yesterday after. noon, The weather was all that could be desired, and the music equally so,as Harvey Dodworth was at bis usual poet as conductor of the band. The concert was scarcely as well attended as is usual on such occasions, donbdtiess owing to the fact that it was not generally known that the music season had really commenced If the weather prove fine next Saturday. the oumber of ‘visitors will be more than doubled. fhe Drive was, how. ever, very lively with gay equipages, Giled with stit! more gayly dressed ladies The anti-foreign éry goods Movement bas apparently pot yet gone into operation. It ta but fair to announce that the only railroad com panies that have contributed to the expenses of the con cert are the Jway ana Seventh avenue line, the Sixth ‘avonve line, the Third avenue line and the Belt Railroad, The public visiting the Park o@ concert days @hould re- membor tbis fact. The Holman Opera Troupe. An Academy Of Music on a smal! scale is to be found located at 720 Broadway. In this now temple of song small operas are produced om a very amail stage, and gang by very small artiste with very small voices. The entertainment, however, is by no moans small in ite at. traction, bat te iatended for very small people, and may be pronounced very succoss/ul ie that respect, to judge from the bearty laughter and appiause of those present at the matince yosterday. Mrs. Hotman’s little troupe sing, dance and act with « Spirit and ensemble which actors of a larger growth do not siways evince, Miss Sallie flolman, as Cinderella, in the operetta of that name, is quite charming, and deserves a better accompaniment than that afforded by the fiddies and piano which form the or. obestra. We will take the liberty, while men. toning the orchestra, to advise the fret fadie = play Several notes lower—ip fact, w keep in tune with piano and bass viol, the extrome aititude of the tai first fiddle rendering {t quite tmposibie for the cbildren te be effective in the fh the third act of Ciodorelia Mise Sallie Holman does « double voiced sovg, “The Bird of Beauty,” exbibiting great compass ase Soprano and contralto at the same time. This musical foat was greatly appinuded. After the ancoesstal per. formance of the operetta, Master Alfred fiolman gave bis “wondrous drum beating,’ portraying with fearfal accuracy @ great battle, che march—the expiosion of the ‘olla, the booming of artillery, end all that, If we "texactly see it, the bills say that it 1s done, and of conve it Ct a] #0, apie cone! var' formance, & rpotean ita, the Y Actress, wan given, in‘ which tion balls eal, with infinite and skill, personated five pay I charactera We would sincerely advise the little fotks to see this otertainment, which is well wortby @ liberal patrooage. ‘Tas Toowpernoty Sieui.—last evening the Senate,on motion of Mr. Ramsay, of the Commitice on Naval the House bin Jnd St, Dominge At last gatos Maximilian bad not ar. meoriine: i tec. semen ay wed at Vora Cron. Great preparations were being made phe led republicas 'T ol op at Wiscorer SHavban, of Tnisdeiphie, tor tke shells ane hie reception. La Sociedad says that s great tri. e for the nominati joneral Grant; nervice, The patente are condemned ph aed Sg he use of the geverument. fhe amount the Dill (9 0100.000.— Washenaton Ramud - the dangers to which we refer are all involved ba the danner of the rgnamination of Abraham yal aroh wae to be erected on the wharf and the adorned @@ for a helides, Whale Malantion. . ever, as about four-fifths of the republican | members of of bot houses. of Mes} ingress are anti- i | THE PRESIDENCY. Delegates to the Baltimere Convention Fiecking to Washington. Wasmimaron, June 4, 1866 ‘The olty te filling up with dolegstes and lobbyists to the Haitimore Convention, Although tbe operations of our army distract atteotion from the Presidential subject to « very great degree, the majority of new comers are taiking and apparently thinking of wane ‘Dut strategy end the ‘‘situation.”* pct i EE APE mano! the Republican Convention are Hos, Mr. Foot, of Vermont, and G. W. Patterson, of New York Beary J. Raymond ts also figuring extensively for the post, bis friend- predicting for bim a flying teap into the obsir, The delegates to the Baltimore Convention from the Btate ot New York will meet at the Eutaw House, Baiti- more, Mond»y evening, at eight o’clock. All are re- quired to be present, Preliminary Preparations in Baltimore, Barzmors, June 4, 1864. A large number of delogates to the Convention bave arrived to-day, and the preliminary caucussing has com- mencea, ‘The Dotels are pretty well filled up already, and every train adds to the number, Notbing ts thought of or talked about bat the Vonven- tlon and ite probavle action, All parts of the country are represented, exceps the South, and some delegates from even the extreme Southern States are te By Monday there will be a great crowd of “delegates, wire pullers and politicians bere, all deeply interested in the pending political campaign. For « time military movements are ignored, and political strategy has taken the piace of that military strategy which basso engrossed the thoughts of the people for the Jast three years Tho Onio delegation hold a meetihg this evening at Barnum's Hotel acd organized, This isthe only State which has yet made a formal organization, There tx me body talked of ns candidate for the Prest- dency in opposition to Mr. Lincoln. Tut little ts said as yet about the candidate for Vice President. Among those who bave been mentioned, however, is Dante! S. Dickinson, of New York—his nomt- Dation being regarded as tending to strengthen the ticket in New York, which ts looked op as essential to success, For President of the Convention, Governor Dennen, of Obio; Simon Cameron, of Ponnsyivanta, and Henry J. Raymond, of New York, are prominently mentioned. Governor Denuison's friends urge bim as a compromise candidate, and if he should eccure the supoort of tha Weat and Northwest, as bis friends claim tbat be ono, be will stand a good chance of success. To-morrow will no doubt be a very active day with the politicians, and be spent in perfecting and developing their plans for the coming week. Attempt to Arrest a Supposed Rebel Spy— He ts Wounded, but Escapes, &c. The three P. M. train from Philadelphia on Friday brought to thts city one George L, Marston, who ciaims to be an English subject, On bis arrival bere Marston recistered at the Astor House, Early tn the eveping be deft the city om the Bloommngdale road, in a carriage, and wharciosely followed by George Brown, of the United States detective police, who bas been on bis track for several days. Marston soon discovered that he was-followed, aod at- tempted to escape by rapid driving; but Brown soon over- hauled bim, and, producing a revolver, ordered bim to heave to. The roply was @ pistol shot, and both parties leaped from their carriages, Marston still endeavoring to escape. Brown rapidly followoa, Gring as he ran. After @ sbarp chase Marston suddenly turned and shot Brown through the arm, and with this advantace easily escaped. though a trail of Diood indicated that he escaped not unscathed. Brown returned to the city, and partics were immediately des- patched in pursuit of Marston, who will doubtless be cap- ‘tared, For several wecks past Marston has been con- fined in the Old Capito! prison at Washington ana sus. Picious character; but as no proof could be obtained against him he was reieased on the 26th of May, and de- tectives sot to watch him. When he left Washington Brown kept him constantly in sight, and {t seems from Marston's movements that he more thau suspected bo was watched; hence his attempt to leave the city io a carriage. There {s but little doubt, notwithstanding Mareton’s pretence of being an Englishman, that he is « rebel spy. Religious Intelligence. SERVICES TO-DAY. ‘The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hil Baptist church, corner of Thirty-seventh street and Lexington avenue, morning and evening. Tho Rev. J. H. Campbell will occupy the dest of the Second Universalist Society, corner of Second avenue and Eleventh #1 morning and evoning, at the usual boure AUSt Stepben’s Episcopal church, corver of Rroome and Chrystie streets, the Rov. Dr. Mahan, Professor in the General Theological Seminary, will preach this evening, services commencing at ha'f-part seven o'clock. The Rev Samuel Hookstaver Bell, D. D., will preach in the Fifticth street Presbyterian church #between Broad way and Fighth avenue, at half-past ten aod quarter to eight o'clock. Subject of morning sermon, «The Sunday School;’’ of the evening to be announced tn the morning. There will be a camp meeting to-day in Laffert's park, Tompkins and Gatos avenues, Brooklyn, Love feast at ten o'clock; preaching at three, by the Rev. Dr Smythe, from London At the Greenpoint Universalist charch. Nobie street, the pastor, Kev F. Maguire, will preach at three o'clock on “Memory,” at hulf-past sevea o'clock, oa “Universal. tera in the First Centuries.”’ “How to Save the Country fromImpending Danger" will be the subject of an address by M. D. Bucklin, at the ha!l 95 Sixth eveaue, this evening, services commencing at eight o'clock. The messenger who, many yeara sinc, prociaimed this mighty and crue! war, will preach in Hope Chanel, 720 Brondway, at three o'clock, Subject" What will be the Final P Divine aervice wil be held by the Chnech of the Moly Trinity, io Rutgers Institute, Firth avenne, between Forty-first and Forty second streets, at hali past tes and four o'clock The Rev Stephen H Tyng, Jr. will preach tn the afternoon, At the Laight street Baptist cburch, corner of Laight and Varick atreets. St. John’s park, the Rey J W Buck land will preach at bal!-past Pica aod half-past seveo o'clock. At All Saints’ Protestant piscopal church, corner of, Henry and Scammel streets, the rector, the Rey 8. J.° Corneille, will proach at baif-past ten and baif-past seven o'clock. At Bleecker street Universalist church, the Rev Moses paliee ‘will preach morning and evening. Subject for the evening—"* The Fear of Punishment im Restraining the Wrong Door” At the Twentieth meat Universatist church, eoth avenue, the Rey f0, Brooka wi presch morstag, apd afternoon. Services to commence at Pas balf-pest ten and half -past three o'clock. A lecture on Christian eeny a and the means covery will be delivered by the fo the Catholic Apostolic ebarch, in Sixteenth Street. be- tween Sixth and Seventh avennes, this evening at half. poy seven o'clock. The clergy are particularly invited, «the Fimanciat Policy of Chase’ will be the subject at the People’s Meeting, at 187 Bowery Services to com. mence at three o'clock, From two to three o'clock, “Taxation.” At Union Hall, corner of Broadway and ind street, ice meet! ‘at balf-past ten and bait p three o'clock, where all can tell what they know of spirit friends, At balf-past seven o’elock 0. Barnes will —— to ry eens the Daveaport phenomena. of Louisville, Ky , will ‘est Seventovath street, Henderson, proah io Tathe b isciploe’ oburc! = Sixth avenue, at half-past ten o'clock. Preaching ti evening at @ quarter before eight, by the minister, Urban C jer. Toe Rev F. L. H. Nha ‘Will speak at Ebbitt Hall, Neat rhirty third ot Bi ‘ ‘The Rev. Alex. R. ‘Thompeoa Will preach at the rooms of "the Now England Soldiers’ Retier Association, No 194 Broad way, at baif-past three o' "lock. The public are ja. vited to attend, The Kev, Dr Isane M. Wiso, of Cinctonati, Onio, will deliver an English lecture—subject Reform in the Pale of Judaism’’—at the new temple, corner of avenue © and Fourt street, to commence ‘at bait-past two o'clock precisely. In the French Protestant Episcopal chur Esprit, Wont Twenty second atreet, it Firth avea morning services in the French language by the rector, the Kev. Dr. Verren, commencing at baif past ten o' aleck. Mre. Core L. V Hatch wilt a; in Rrookiyo, in cee Halil, corner of Atlantic and Clinton streets, at three and quarter to eight o'clock. Subject chosen by the audience, The Rey. Father Donnelly, pastor of ir Loco church, New York, who walied for Surope he ww of Baltimore, goes Cag? for the vere ot hie by the advice of his physician, Dr. & Carr, was presented with @ magnificent gold ebain, @ puree om bret beak of yee ge and many other articles, bj un St, chain bas been wy Father Donnelly to the next fair to be Béld for 20 of BE. Michael's churoh. at Sag Harber. 840 Hannon, June 4, 1866. ‘Tho bark Onion, from e whaling voyage, tast from St, Belena, with Ove hundred and Afty barrels of sperm and one hundred aad Atty barrels of wnala of arctved here taser. rae NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 58, 1864, NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. The Steamer Hillman Fired Into. FORREST AT CORINTH. Projected Raid on Sherman’s Rear. General Canby Organizing for the Offensive, &e., &., &e. Camo, June 8, 1864 ‘The steamer Alice Dean, froma Momphis for Cincinnatl, has passed up, with stxhundred bales of cotton. The steamer Hillmann is reported to bave been fired {nto of stand Ne. 29, while ca the way to Memphia The result bas aot been learned, The body of Paymaster Winans, drowned ef Mound City, was recovered to-day, pe ‘The rebel General Forrest is reported at Corinth. A large number of his mon are deserting. It is expected that Forrest intends making a raid on General Sherman's rear, General Canby is at Natchez, organizing bis forces for Offensive operations, The Yacht Race. New Vore Yaour Ccos Recarra Cousrrrer, New Yorn, June 4, 1864, } The following named yachts are the winners of the Prizes ef the fifteenth annual rogatta:— First Class—Schooner Magic, Wm. fH. MeVickar, SAMUEL W Why is Phaton’ CEREUS Itke Lieutenant feces be ed by ought the counterfeiters of PIALON'S NIGAT Bloods! Ga CEREUS ts be taken tn band by the United State goverament! Because they are issuingbed (2) conte Sight Pe An, ral rant? Because fe pre- ropposition, Marray, Eddy & Co.—Coviagton, Ky, ony, Bxrma Cuass eae 4, 1354, %, Frome ban Partie 8. 30, 5%. 60, Th. Ke gig Chass StS 83k Ul, 65, 61, 69, 5, 40, 66, 25, 30, 62, 35. Z.B. Stmmons & Co.—Vovington, Ky. 67. Suacor, Bxtes Cass 207—June 4, 1941 7, 44, 49, 89, 46, 30, 78, 40, 38. Chass 268—June 46, 22, 19, 4, 77, 71, 35, 3: 75, 64, 66, 69. renee Co.—Manngers. Baraa Ovase induce 4. 131 29, re . 16, 33, 66, ae $1, 69, 30. tee tiscoone 4M 81, 59, 75, ps 19, 71, 34, oe 35, 39, 65, 45. xrance. Bloom. bloom tn joy va xummer flowers, Ani make ‘den of the hours; mbals of the browth ark vour fragrant wreath, And with ita counterpart preserve And beautity theirteeth. Yes, potent Sozodont, ‘tis thine Bo Nake the buman inouth a shrige Of bonute worshy she izing Where nor dare decay Ganeter cle theic dentir-are But atrencth and eweetneas, onl Humenity's grand diadem Gold by drucsists and perfumers everywhere, and by HALL & RUCKEL, proprietors, 218 Greenwich*alreet, New York. 75 cents per bottle. OMctal Ctrovlears tn Shelby Coll: 5 Bi furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS 4 CO., ollice. e Lote jew York ed Lotte. et GALLAGHER & BENJAMIN, rokers. 310 0 estnut etree Philadeiokia Royal Havane Lottery.—Hiehest Pre- mium Las for for ee Information given Doublooas wanted, and 26 Pine street. Royal Havana Lottery.—40 Per Cone Bremium paid for prizes; fnformation furnished. The high- eat rates paid for oauicons ard all kinda of Gold ands ver. TLOR & CO., Banxera, 16 Wait street, N. al Prizes Cashed tm All Legaitzed Lotte- ries and information given. Exchange office, 176 Broad- way. New York. Lottery Vickets Cnshed. Ini given, JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 Wall a Aw © . . . . . . : . . . . . . “ee . . . o fe . . . ee | . ° . And itcame A} Mm |. Whoae eur pane war Linco pendence of th Arote tn that land, And Abralom said unto Stmon from the Keystone State “Be thon my armor benrer.” And Simon did as he was com mence hosts of young and val tn ‘he eighty and sixth year of the Inde of America, that # mighty rebellion and marshated tm riors from the Exst- athe great river otains. from ey aa and being of the Kind wh tlet “Those who haen riven against ue are coward they bevaid our banners they will surely r * but they these two mighty armies went forth (the plains of Manassas . thorigh valignt and grave, were mote even omuch that they burried brulautiy om Abraham's bosom oh waa ous Drake. evuning tn a the poopie beba'd the wonderful cures which were wroaget by Drake, Abrabam said "My children must not suffer, give me thy dring io deink, and T will give ite wame,” Ai im drank, and said there was nothing Hie 1, no in Sangamon ci ther t 2 the pl evermore ba called Piantation Bitter ud the wonderful work wh! in every town, parish, where the habits of civilization produce pain, where war orentes accidents, and where climate or exposure des. ke * strength and appetite. nd be taid. “Let it be proclaimed throughout the length and breadth of the iand, trom the valleys aod mountain tops. that all who suffer from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness, tons f appetite, nerra he and mental despomdency, will fin b the Plantation Biter. They add 4 briitiancy te the mind, of whieb f imple ‘sabe was commanded, and got btm a place r ihe greatelve of few York: and sa many as came in unto him were bealed and their way rejoteing ufacturers, ret from Broome street Brondwar, near Fourth street tall. Pipes cut to Order and repaired. Iserrarsacale ABeautifal ec cog uimomer a of Youth surpasses everything for SF Reeavineess {ag the complexion and ak: 1g the complex: ‘a fal Picture of ime pte ng and will be on free to agiatntes ynree t) etied, “snow whi Ratrioad Acheron cbea Brandreth’s Pills, Bold in EUROPE stuce 1741; UNITED STAPRS since 1880. The remarkable propertics in eecuring the health possess. 4 by these Vegetable Pits have made them advocates among all classes, Ne person cae ase them without benefit. Remember, they invigorate, while they cleanse the blood fom. rary a tafet sat of impurity ¢ Someve B. BRANDRETA sold st 200 Danal steer on pBratiiion n Pebbie Spesensioe and Bye Fores. ‘oy aa od alent RN pus or pio a Ferner ant 3 b ‘Ocullata’ Optician, 60% pe .. Fowertul Day and Nene fouriete wemoompack portable aaa “ Blogs “Sooulists’ Optician 66036 Broadway, oe ovine’ , Batchelor’s Dye—The Best in the ‘world. | Te pees, fabiano a, The uae Boots and Shoes.—The Laraent a a eae Kirn and culared”at MODEM Wit Brevewas sod ls copecia eu . —_— Campbell, Apoth: corner Eight —_—— ‘ 4 Octer Campher ts avg *; for ime Ei HARRIS soaai Cartes de Visite, Eight J aslaaey for n=Notten Sestetae Leh Sec, rat Deafn: siesaes. ef the Bre eo Be ea Sot ‘Scullet and. suriat a pied owen street, from 9 te 5 o'clock. Cross eye instantly al Backs, $15; Wein ng Conte, Duet Vesta, Cloth CLARKE, 2 watt ry ie William Deafness, Impaired Sight, NOISES IN THE BEAD, JATABRHAL FFECTIONS In fa « ROAT, CHRONIC C_CATABRE. carne a THR TYMPANTO OBSTR! 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CLARK & CO. New Haven, Conn; BARNES & CO., New York, General Agents, Moody's Improved Your Snt Mate to ordor, $2 75. $3 and $3 50. T.W. MOODY, 178 Broacway, Howard Hote, mm co the Public. a] TRIUMPH! ant vie . se AY Tt ia with no onJinar that the proprietor ner can Museum. cata putite atention. to his adv nient of the present week. Notwithstanding the tqBODUIE or politica! and mullitary fofiaance, and @: ovary effort (het practical. Ingenviiy could sugseat 'n aedee tocarry ont their most eager wishes, Barnum has them ali and borne away the prize.’ It was Barnum, Barnum oni. who sould overcome all apposition. retagee all obstacles and pave a hromd highway with ereentacta over which to lend forth to wa admiring Ue the ere heroine of the ace—mthe modern American model of the wee nowned “Joa of Are," the pure aud beaitifil clet, Fe and loved by all tue friends of American Unity et MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMAN, the Un} and ay. who, unter the orders at GENERAL R CRANS, passed through the enemy's lines and accom such wonders (or the Union Army of the white she was enang service States range! 4 of the notorious veka General pert. fy teat languishing with alcknesa, UND! 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