The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1866, Page 5

rAd 7A 9 VRMe * % NEW YORE HERALD, MONDAY, mas oy, + ‘ ee : = 3 ‘ had Tone POFaNCe advocate they will no doubt bo dealt will rr rae ee Bs some meat, but howover _ Se ; ae oe ry. —_ its nat interfered with Why is sh? Mav'ahocla' | Paid JEFF. DAVIS. THE MEMPHIS NEGRO RIOTS, THE FENIANS fo have to sul an Inebriale “Asyran chee inghamton. Rui Creda of hie ‘The Exciw ‘s pay The Police ~ aa taba cate out Public opinton demands peony sa aus [oe Mateihe, Wreetem of the Wee—iits Qutarconiithetiousnee nae vaya Penarth osthward Mieina Havemenc are lo. mcii¢ag: @unday in the Mfotropolis and | th. tstGnd epi n hslararn Shad a p> hate Mea ee tee Weehty Bill of Pare, de. aden aoe tay Com= from Kentucky. ag ae hee ue shia, The way to sisike ue mn atreet, was an sed I . OUB FORTRESS MONKOE CORRESPONPRNCH. one Loviavinae, May 27, 1808, Suburbs. the umn diecane ty to break ail the botttes Second precinct, on the cha"g? of yiolating the Exctze Forrns Mosnon, May 25, 1904, += MEMP HOS CORRKaPONDRNCL There are rumors of « targe bully of Fenians going <2 tho comnery.._ipaanene.? Iw in keeping his place open after twelve o'clock om Sat- 1 Jol Davie war to-da; grey * smd tryaa Wis vicinity to wglat, Destinati "ir. cas Jaw was all a polttion! trick. This | urday night. " Y @ranted tho parole of the fort, Meurmus, May 14, 1406, north Wa. els! aation ame Inw looks hi siemas- sit the time sat On1y | | OGioet Riley, of Ue Fin appgehended Hoory The eg Allows him the freedom of tho fort, unat- beodereorapw dist betweon tho whites and iho | known. ‘ Meeting Germans © | shows the w . liquor dealer, at No. 427 Greenwich sires! Vanded by any guard, at all hou: from porter city had reall; —_———~ sp in Opposition t0-| Seri Gowingdes ins Jews ma | ts fing strc alc NEL we a “whose now as mparogthimho | Sut 1 MGA omg ny Vontoniom in Tenaedsic. the Law. nae o- “Sree accused partion to give, CAS tho aus of 1200 each’ io | obPt#eed hie gratitude in most marked and appreciative Gohvey. On the contrary, I deny anything of tho Kind Naswviias, May ao, 1800, : 2 ce gm or tently,» a avo. boos merenearneees tof Beantons, terms, as shso tie hope that with the un! mited outdoor And T know the report f the Congrensious! commnition Coor: ena shOumne: alae: were tavestes ip Ventam wi the seed he spoke °F. seemen esterday, + A i, arreated by the pol'ce | exorcise now b Which has been appotnted will bear me out inthe asor | ues ast alabt A STIRRING MANIFESTO ISSUED. | MTA td tea es anus 7 & | Heeb od iin othe tay war eT | Solr vomited Mow seton Cans he oars | it hth ats grow out of afoul which bas eves | aqui DaraMnBaP ttm loo wrt address wm ArENG Pr cme | Lome 700 the Tattr charge one man was arréeied in the | what ho mainly required, He has not lacked for food, eM cay axvingy a milo WH sco ‘Mr. Pemey again took the stand and doliverSt 8 w. {el dap Sandia tae Miceeent oe a nares 0 | and of tho best quality, In this connection 1 54 ne; row open fe dvors of Sing Sing, and take News from Tennessee € rane eddrene for another ten minutes, bat aT)” 'n the Ninoteoath, nine in the’ Twens belay Di ot az, {a this connection 1 give bl} iherefrom the most harmed aud depraved cruniualn; | AMOLITION Ov THR YHEXDMRN'S COUKTA—rHA.me The Cold Water Advocates im | “se. Linscarow said that the best ? | ax ‘rd and one im tho Twenty-ninth, giving «| montha—that {¢ may be roon that in this regard he has | *UF Baltimore for the pinks of the Plug Uglios; take QHOKA IN TEOAL PORSRSSION OF ALL OtViK a row anid that the best temperance lecturers 1 Treaty... *v-teven; ono female Dring included among | Déen treated with most considerate humanity and very | {Fo% your own midst the loveliest of Bo SIGHTS ASD RGUAL MMPORK THK LAW, WTO: Session. they know it helps thea aloug- reciorag and | Qoiak of ive. ring the day seventeen arrows wore | much unlike the weatmeat amy Nerore prisoners ev¢r | "boys; place them aif faa row and aot ont Mearns, May 26, 140 gra wil obtain rum, do what you will vo prevent thers. made Jor intoxicate.“ for luordoriy C00: | FS rorer Brecht Vor eat ae eeaaae: | star cap and billy, and_ yon Tare aot ay avereouene [aguas S\8. Aor, Und states Senator let from len will not 5 wo . overwroug! onli pp! F . i Dot tebe blamed fr inf long nor to get credit for sw a eee ths whens oot core bese butter, Suga, milk, coffee. 14 eee Rg aera ior eMlcieney, of the . + Al mate application 4 General Plaka, of 5 ner— at all wo « Buroan, i Whe Day ‘im Brooklyn, Uoboken, Westchester pad indy ep ey tor) | Xaren ieopenet lager bes saloon om Flushing | broad, thor, coffer, dusar and calle” Pee ONO | auch creatures aa those for proservers of 1 SeAPA bad. flehool oh Veiar's Pou, ne thay have not pot adobe inthon (conghton) avenue, vemttenee sree ner twelve | _ Mompay. Two mutien chopa, two boiled | Ma ime when the city was fled wth discharged. ‘westo Pl and Horrisania, ; oeptag ble isce open nme, bread, “ overly and de 1800 wors aboti : wit Sot aie te preniy Geant be | SUSE ane meres at ete» RG | Sater ain anaes, | tah tmnt maid | ty he rtnhrermeiey 2 4 ° Doshing you cannot pick s flaw ine becanse either men's. of /gsrem: heal and bet to elt out boy. 4.4 brpad, butter, coffe, sugar, milk. ns, | ""Onee the "ball st rolling,” the pollen found a pretext | Slate making coloro yormns competent wrcareses tw eit Pemoe hart op dass ohn eh aco abways | Svce nigh ested 10 pay a Gao et $30 for | sat and co —Reotateak, two boiled ogva, | UBder the garb of authority to commit atrocities at which | clyit court having cone into operation, | wale SHOOTING AFFRAY ON A HOBOKEN FERRYBOAT. | imperfect. The law may bo f, bat it wonly | hye : tand corn bread, coffee, butter, sugar, mitk. Din: | stance A negro met aka Will give Dut one in} The Civit Rights bill fegaicing slave iacriages, hyd Sears con ahr COMET Vins et te aie on Sin “sak outlets freak “or salt ‘sb; potatoes, 6°, A negro girl aboit ninotecn years of age was | theit children the rightol iulericwce und kenkhae &o. pga: &. fa php tsi “aanars of te | AP Bint: Oo. | sh dead, of Causey street, while stauting In tier door | perwons without regard to color al baiore the baw : seed, what becomes of it thent nme v Waowaspay.— eekfaet—Flam and wheat and | (2?) ing at iho crow house wos then fired by the d both Drauches of the Teunoxswe ee sa eae Se Me O'DonmasMay Las you » quetion, Doctor ees, Sw oe reas forthe lockup to | moron, votien, “UEMF. comfe:, milk. “DitnerMution | eiunsied police, An of the unfortunate girl | aud b aw to-day cease ity yesterday matters were almost the same as Surmm—Well, I woald because J have’ . pee stewed oy! gtatoes, enlons, apples, bread, in the flames er «nt were com. jonal Comuitter are purr: ‘ten minutes and have to Pits ten of ne. * . h | mitted upon inoffensive during the tigation 0 i ‘on previous Sundays. Humanity was as thirsty, liquor ter.) The Excise law ie t yThe “Masses” at Hoboken ané Jersey Basle * at the riot; but Iam happy to state that (hs was ‘ oe, tony: oe aa aud the Obinmiasioners of the Mxclen i takes away empimion DAY. —Breakfast—Beo, “teak, two botflad ergs, ‘he iy -dealors as irate a of Jaw | from the young mon; #0 far it 1s good. (Applause, City. ~ cano of flondishness which stands alone and cing the ‘Ss inexorable, From:the experience of the:past few | . Mr. Watson wan astonlabed to Bear eed laking whée i Gusae'to pony; tn therPuseanp of Guay thed thw gore onl octiots tuned oysien, milk, Coffee. Din- | Noone deplored the sad anit sickening évents of the inking the inquiry tho ‘woeks, although the thirsty ones are as irreconeila- | tan scknowledge himself » drunkard. He woald 20%. | gxcme Board, over which Mr. Aston virtually presides coffee, Butter, Maupi und candor compels mo to sey thet none nied bie to the decrees of Excise as over, still they have be- | rt thou?” ands toper stood and toes ons with wo’ much gymnastic grace”and agility, passed an | gest tak, wheat ond cory teed, cottee. et ot | More mesnuoNs efforts te quoll the riot Vad ela ute: Naw Onvnans, May 20, 1800 igan to look npida (he state of affaiva ‘as\ ons whichi ts to Bere am 1 Laughter) That was theouiy’ parallel ho | ordinance, the object of which wasto preclude she potat: |. tatter. age gg Boe rg siNity Mun those who'battied agtinst the ag of our The Bonthern Pacific Raiiromd promises the compiovow be and consequently must be, and therefore they flee | * Fe ee ee ee ge Fete a bility of New Yorkers gotting a dfink on Sanday, the omrona, bitter, coffee. ¥ wp BM lp A iy mah BI vet ad more | of forty five miles of road (n two months. to other and more propitious places where they may defy the thing fs right the ieeuou with ‘one bundred | members of that Board doubtless thought they had the Pe Fg hg gn ged pe tvamgar—e 4 @nimanding ere, in which he says, “I bave to thank | TH 14vee Commissioners lewea for Washington om the law and quaff brimming measures of their favorite dottera bes good a right to sell rum as | New Yorkers aforesaid on the hip. It ts not dificult to | oysters, onions, bread, batter, — Se pean Mewphia, irrespective of their former | Tuesday next to ask fur Congrossionat aaatstance. They stimulants. It is, however, said that there are some so | {Ne One who has two hundred and Arty dol | imaging with what glee the momberm of the Board Tn addition ts the above he bad toa, which, Gutecedents, for ite substantial nid they rendered me in | have drown mp « memorial and will fond it throughs fearfully wicked as to break the provisions of the law, | had no ‘were drunk when they passed, ‘ne See te ‘and cried sha! at the prow Cp ped Rog Hag mr geen! was & very oJ pes sms eeaey me parts of the Union intorested m tho Must wippt ¥ 5 5 af jovoon, von escaping the vigilance of tnbairgus-eyed police, and | far engi i hearer Cann eee ease ee mat ural: fie ee mare ee dav of tng | the time cold ‘meat and some kind J eucan Taine 'y command of General soneman & commes- y Seward hay writen to tie Governor thas those who “know the ropes” it is afleged may purchase | {e* lias nothing to do with the golting of a license, This | week after the oporation of the new law, the masses f Rove can cium hard wage with uch a liberal Vill of faro comalsting of Brovet Brigadier General Hupkie, ort aro ‘Megat and void. ff tho tahoced article. Buch may be tho cas; but | bare, Go contendod it wright that every one who de- | inde extensive preparations for poing out ef town with as that givewabove. Canafe W J. Goleta: mmotant eunrioceater rene refrnpeen whether from love of the natural scenery of Hoboken, | sifet may sell rum if is right to salt st at all. Ho Be- | cope eee eencnats mane ade & te cacnaly OF @rvival of Jeff. Davis’ Counsel. J. Wright, of Memphtt aneembted on the Tih lust st Tipe es ng Jersey City, ke., oF other and baser motives, there was | Heved im moral » nese a De ma or iChat did not do, | como a question whether the Rca cnet Mad Yournaas Monnee, May 27, 1808, for tha purpone of inquiring into and reportitig upon all | Preights to New York aad saga rn s % more harm than good. They have certainly eaured the i : the fasts connected with thateeent occurrences and disor x as extensive an emigration thither as on previous Sun- | of drinking may have as much as they please. little city of Hoboken to be flooded every Sun- Mosars. O'Conor an Shea arrived bere this morning | ders whieh commenced om ¢he Ist of May. The report Den re. D “en Below we give full reports of what transpired } |, 4 Votce—There are toe mniny hore; | fay by bundreds of New Yorkers of ‘ail sorts and cond! on the steamer James f. Bendy. Rsk eebidtar chasis’ ceaien allan ot eters pana ‘ "a ti 7, 1808. uring the day. % have transformod it the firs t y e re origin, progress aut termination of (1 ouisvilLe, May 7, 7 Y Tho Cuaiauan—Thon give us a subject if you desire = =. Song re dmg Metin s nates oe: Messrs. O'Conor ant Shem are stopping at tho Mygica | peocoedmen, giv ng the pamen ot shox eneng’ Tiremt, the murderer, wae captured by clisena off tame, : 68" | Hotel. They hare baa in i / The Germans and the Sunday Law. ‘The Vor! 1 wilt the fanatics and their | 4¢8 And 8 beer garden, y consultation with Je@urson | special ants of cach aa fur cx cam be ascertained, the | Sheloy ville yestordas opty OPPORITION MEETING—A CALL TO ARMS. Bi, fh a8 SATE re xieigid, be eset, ine see shi have not | Davis during the day. ple ey te Of thoee Mite? and wounded, what | ee eg canst a Bowe : 7” Bt Sunday in the city was quiet yesterday as usual since | "The Cnamatax—That ig not a subject that tx now sat- | and returning, sit bent ti y long by people going peers Yeon meek eeorenanee the Giegioioneny ‘anh; tote sy ime Giada weld ee 7 5 thtlug the lite enn ta et aie ing, it upon getting a drink, if not be- | The Trial of Jef. Dervis to ho Post ea a cat @ disturtances, and, in fact, a | i suppoted they wil prove mortal, A man named the enforcement of the Excise law providing for the | tating the publie mind, and does not wu our meetings | canso thoy absolutely wanted ft, at least to do despite to] atil November—James T. wenee aa complete history of tho transaccom; as itt Mighty itm: | Baker wagalso Capturcd With bim A Uhird associate Mr. O'Donwer—The present subject embraces the het Soe considered that the eight hour question ir. WALFORD © would be a good one for the next meeting. ‘The Cuammax thought, that the question before the meeting was tho best, and that a change of it would be a he feared, settied this offectually, meoting thenadjoutued wutll next Fens ang Roope: g of the Broadway Concert Sa- leons on the Temperance Principle. NO INTOXICATING LIQUORS SOLD—ICE CREAM AND FANCY DRINKS THE ORDSH OF THE DAY. Notwithstanding the numerous offorte made by theLexia- lature to abolish concert saloons and other Iike places of resort, especially where females are employed ag waiters, closing up of all liquor selling places on Sundays, and, gs matter of course, the Germans being taw abiding cit!- gens, all lager beer shops were closed, But the agitation ‘against the obnoxious Sunday clause of the law continues ‘among the Germans of all classes, Yesterday another convention of the delegates of the ‘various German trade, benevolent, Turner and musical societies was held at the Tarn Hall, in Orchard street, for the purpose of making further preparations for a demonstration against the Sunday faw, which is to fake placo on thé 4th of June, in Union square. More than one hundred societies wero represented by delegutes, and a number of measures were ak: ceussed to completo the arrangomonts for the dptontad itermocatration. ane “ete Lette of ; variove societies which wi were re- | the propriotors of these placés have to another ve ee um: Svcd tad oun wren uncaghmade fete tt | Sowa eno roan, at ene the amitteo was niso appointed to prepare a set of yesolations/| system Will without @ doubt make their saloons s more for approval.” A number of delegates, representing addi | favorite place of resort than hergtofore. Tho new Excise tional gocictics, were admitted, The routo to. be law declares that no flcense shay, be grante@ to any-por- jorn. | son having females as waiters » dy the various societics On thelr h to the vmoeting at Union square was also taken into con’ tee. | business of all’ the concert eal ‘tion, and the matter referred: . the executive: n flaws discovered latcly in the “act to roggfate the * Bais of rmoxiesting vars within the’ ptropoien | Per “mt thot of “am wae pre- Fic SO Rectogee tt teat nts | Sat ooo ee te — end will be Jared invalid on unt of the ‘Two years ago tho Legislature passed a bill probrbiting: omiasion to amend the title of the ndmont Westchester. county was pee 4 It was said that Judge tions of the obpoxious law. 2 Sparano ioe on to te. tacit, bas had conterenge, | ‘endeecy to-Dreek thew eps, bet. fs appeers ther, Bare ‘with the Supreme Court Judges. ya ier ‘reallzed performances as he Tho following cail bas been issued by the convention, aie Bigs ow i 4 pt bt bm pds mi prin eka yprmted in the German language in form of the chy about five eee ee J ns oe eyo es ‘To Tax Geamas Pocus? or New Yoru axp Viorsrrr:— commonly ies eee whowiae: they ad deat im ‘A disgraceful act, which is an Insult offered to an in- Le so telligent and odu people, has been hy tho | Drothels, re ¢ Laxitkature, in adopting the infamous Sunday and frease law, without the slightest cause for inflicting ouch ‘an outrage on the people of the Metropolitan dis. the eet cat i Tho intention of the same is that at a certain boar at in theee ere are some whose 'y night of each, work day and during . Sijpdays | Manners woul tov apomertinlfnniye ay 4 This ar social arrangements common Tecrea- | SUPPOsS: that these women are of a low, deg tion shall cease, and thereby to intorere with unedtcated, and who have beee brought up in the freedom, independence and dignity of cach and every ym such, Rare is not the Lp Ma wy citizen; it destroys our organ zations and instivotions, fores a’ | pera » oe wnany be _ Lipid ae —— which aro tue peiveipal means for olovuting the ediiea. | Toye’ ty Minos ® re saloons ont of reat tion and mora! com of pie pees it restricts even the advanc.ment of material potitical interests, embodies besiles all this mm ot controlling the ‘masses, to which (hore may bounds. ‘Such an Outrage requ.res to be rebuked 'n an energetic manner; the sovereign people must show that they aro wot dispored (0 submit to arbritary 1acasures of its servanig, even if they aro in the shape of « binding law. Resistance to tyrants is obedence to God! This is ‘ono of the holy maxims of our forefathers, who success- fally struggled for our ind pendone*, which gave us our mational exiscence, Let us show that this spirit is ‘wtill aliv. in our German po panscame that we fully ap- prec.ate the importence an necessity of these be es, and that w worthy successors of our ‘Already neatly all the Germar “~~ Ps eentalives o ail clastes hace be pose of protesting in @ mass t Place on Monday afternoon, at U Tuiserable product of temperane re, bem are aa inducement to many, high salari dt on bout are the main eupport of families, The dollars a week, and it iss-ldom they do not make from six to oight of even twelve dollars a week over-change. It is the custom, a8 a general thing, when gentlemen cali for drinks and they have any mail change over to present if to the young girl who weits on them. Thus it is that they accumulate quite a sum by over+hange during the week. ‘On the passage of the new Inw it was med that alt there saloons would be closed, which would have re- sulted im throwing no less than two thousand young girl« out of employment; , most of them ‘would have been compelled to rest tn etront waltein= foretathera. hypocrites, who first wish to r dene aud then to select = q the Germans! There ts pot @ cel whore duty it is i resist such rights, Dut every tntiabliant he may ropresent, is the Oriental and the measure ig INJUTIOUB Lo wae was penees yur ue “Wiatcver ian iasult offoied. to portion ise rer” Bere =i mite ap that has beem inil.ted on all. . ows @ appeal to you all—to all of you who are not dis. pancake a4 to be ili-treated without resistance, to the teachers oc a same of, Laver Of religion and law, to physicians, lawyers and urlisis, nls os J ee and to the masses ting commerce, industry a ee o 4 trade—w participate im this demonstration, and W #how, |v iiig Lad phd phen ge 3, i by a general closiug of your places of business at noon | nig “ Path ag on td ‘onthe 4th of Jane, and by your attendance at the mass freed, am 4 yo! 3 pea aller meeting, that al! ocher considerations are 7 when freedom is in danger, and the majesty ere oveasion will doubtless leave fts 10 minds of those representatives of tho rk who, by their fanatical would check material progress and the advancement of an enlightened age. CUR TEMPERANCE PHILOSOTMERS IN COUNCIL — SVERCHES AND ARGUMENTS, ETC. About filly persons assembled yesterday afternoon at No. 166 Clinton street, where a discussion of the liquor law was announced to take place. Of these two were Indies, one being young and the other not so; twenty- threo were temperance philosophers and orators, with | the day; every place wan clased and the police kept a all the usual accompaniments of long broad rims, self-posseasion anf fanaticism, and the fte- maining twenty-live represented the curious section of the New York publie. ‘Ono of the long-bearded gentlemen acted as chatrman, | ‘37% out, ating the: afmerieee' eo sree wore end called the ani icus'h wi ane nF he | “Ss ot Sew Yort ths sce and bear ench other better. His name ts Dr. Snodgrass. | taw + ‘& particle of stroug 06 fled to order by the Cuammax, who | drink could be had. There wore afew arrests in Brook: that ts one of the popular of the day. He anxious that there should be a fall expression ‘The Bretse Law tn Williamsburg. of seutinent upoa the subject, BUT HO CUOTOMMRS—A DULL DAT. ba" aoe ee Yesterday 'wes the mest dteary- of all the Sundays who the new law in Williamsburg. In the forenoon overt streets were almost deserted in consequence of the reply to the argaments offted at « my | py mous fn the u law. He was in fayor of the gale when exhibited himself after ito Sade the nd tout ‘al he tenth wes bf pserunt in sr Te jo xuries i 1», because teavel on the various elty maflronas was very light, den ot sla of xaos ete he ‘Although all the surburbon parka were open they were Mars where 1 io caly one handed, ollers te ass without customers, At the Myrtle Avenue Part, the ‘Teasons: The revenue he understood already to WA = mtg) A apes sat leisurely hundred thousand doliars, and that is something im the of for bie purse. He combated ‘the that a man | thirsty Bone wert Ease iht to do her aan s wo Gao iwo open his place ag i Wy , by here two did not Ane, HO ae acer rghis, fore | besedt ores wo ‘of suciety at large. A neighbor of bis, who bad not | instaac: Lt Doon sober of aL ‘Sunday for the three months | lar customers A, {he posoe, Not povtoe, practice of only to bout [anest ag hom t Fry ab the norner of Boerum and Lorimer strects, retailing lager, and took bim into cus. tody. Just previous to Arrest a Yoong man eslied Captain Mullen, of the same precinel, and asked Bien if he could got Mfteen dollars apiece for all the vio. lations of the law he could find jo (he precinet; aad on boing anowered tn the aiirmatire Be ia aot aperiod op ieiienem fopyereares th tau eae on the ; totus operand bape t prof mts following were made oc a ae The prisoners have oot ry Rearing. As the Jusion ia an id Voun- had set up. ditions had clothes of all sorts and conditions, t distingue walking costume for gentlemen, and that which Attracted most atiention from the ladies, which combined all the colors of the rainbow in dissonance. In Hoboken itself, and in Jersey City, the Miaases behaved vory well; and if a fow of their number took a little more to drink than wag good for them, their dissrpation must be mn to the score of their annoy- a ‘at the aggrat proceedings of the Board of Exe Shooting Affray on Board a Hoboken Ferry boat THR BOAT—ROWDYISM ) BTC. Between six and seven o'clock last ovening a fearful scene occurred on boart one of the Hoboken ferryboats. HG wreck of hops< and appolotments for the poor m day cleared AWAY shortly after noon. All thor wore bent on taking ® -* ort tour from the cit themselves to make the “st of the rema/ . From two o'clock watt « 1 were packed, and except IR we Creight wee coasignet 60 he orem the Bridge of . Every ono © do but speculate contd not bi Yocation than this britge to hav The car would hardty he at » exit of the mass withia we to got first and have a se" fy mor soon ness and 8 scene ot are Larinless goblet as ifa . volice are about to firect on, amd he swal- t bourbon and gin are cujiewg to au cavous vourmemt Ww gone but the barman, who i as oMiging as , (0 secure cuntomers, 80 long as the gate of Janus remain closed across the bor- der. is and must be propitiated by a long and rigorous whieh can only be relaxed by paying a visit to his sbrine within the doma'n of West and indeed the piety of the god's re was of course becomes well yosterday. A man thirsty aftor n long drive, and it be should quai a goblet there ts boos J tionable In the act. It is “1! moon bine to talk of desire for pleasure and feat on in creasing im inverse ratio with their probibition. This the Kast river re- courted the same inter. i fer I f ik f in ii | =f if roRom in silent attitude of ap aliouti+e audience counsels of ea lnsiruetor. oon troparts @ rovorential ao. seemed to have passed A--. fe thie quarter, © ear jagatod being witin the nde ‘a8 Well be cloned, foc have to record. lice wore most energetic Dut nothing ocourred to eal for their interfere” Muste: Jubilee wilt be held at the Cooper Inetitute on Friday snd Saturday evenings, under the direction of Mr. Jerome ‘Hopkina and Mr. Theodore Thomas. Signorins Borchett!, Pighor Oriandint, and Messra Milla, Wylie, Jewett and Goldbeck will assist on the occasion, A chorms and orehestra of five bandred performers will also appear. It promises to be « grand musical enterta‘oment On Wednesday evening, the Beethoven Socte’.y of Yole Coi- Jege will give @comoert at Irving Hat. Blind Tom Give four farewell performances *t I~ ing Mall this week, commencing om Thurmiay, May 3", portant that the government be fully and « formed won the whole subjoct. ee jERIROFOLITAS FOLAON MLA. Metropolitan biN bas passod both branche: of the Fmnessec General Assembly. and in, now a law. Tt extents only to-tomphis, Nashville and Chattanooga Its provsions are substantially the samme as the police fale Counsel, Se. Wounnetox, May 27, 1366. It te now considored certain‘hat the trial of Jo® Davis wilt bo postponed from June tothe November term of cous, The hot weather, and the possibility of epidem- y of epidem: | regulations of New York city, We look fur some fes arc suMcient to warrant the deay until laer in the trouble when the now police are r season. Neither is it expected that he will be brought to | snpplant the old. No ope ean auth tos bor been pa trial under the Norfolk indictment, The Grand Jury | the result will be in the event of a coniticé, bat that does siwply adjourned; anf te therefore nt to with, | Mot in ho least lensen the probability of «'sweut bit of « drew this and substi¢ute any other. The Norfolk indice. | "°™ Preew In'almont exact conformity with the colebrateg are in THE COTT! ' x ¢ cole! re Cietment: us the waistant counsel forthe tion will HE Cl ON CROP. pbably ask for its amendment by everad ad. ee ee ee for Qhional pointa. The Toth of June, 1804, wr 1X two reasons: first, the indictment must by 4W bo Mund Cause—Interestimg 78> | pt within three years of the alleged ertne; 44 secondly, | egueten, the evidence that waa brought before ¢» Gand Jury scneen vannaindlalorbon potas enzo om nger.e seer uae Tarnes od pay, q tons sl Bayanyan, woa,, May 24, 1808 | is ‘orts,.im ong: ‘as counsel Jettorner le are 1° agricultural aspect is withous , except id ty ha ctw MDa eh "a that ft ts probable that the growing crops haye beon oe Pe somewhat improved up the late rains which have de- sconded xeneretiy throughout the State. 1 am assured, iu accosdaiace with my prediction one year ago, that owttig to the great scarcity of Jaber the colton crop will barely reach owe half the yield-of 1880, which, I beliove, ‘was estimated at fodr millions of tales, If I may be Davie will be ee pg v Laeger pit provided, through @ series of pasOhutions, powntmonr of a pin lar committer from #0 OM School As ombly om the a mons will ask a one ed ~ whea ‘ifthe consequese of ¢ snd the | og fact once know tuart)” ‘a be procured in the North’ witt either proceed mt‘oar” af his own Use to the w 4 North “ , os. for A a ir. . the wt Mine of * eer’ a , i “ie ~~ te ANTRRT AGN vow French th ay evening of Last of the community on the gui ete, & been fully maintained by the pub- acceptable fact that the regular season spened at the estabiishwont this evening. gers of other houses have ot abated their 0, Mise Helen Wostera commences an engage + at the Broadway theatre; a new comodictta anounced at Wood's theatre; Tony Mrstor promises other novelties; Blind Tom is to perform at the Brook. lyn Athenmam, and agsrangements have boon made for some excellent musical entertainments i@ this city THEATRE FRANCAIS. The grand opening of this new and ologaat house, situated in Fourteenth street, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues, takes place this evening. The fine comle opera entitled the Doctor of Alcantara will b> ps formed. ‘he cast includes Mas Caroline ings, Mire. Sophie Mozart, Miss Zelda Harrison, Me. Castle, Mr. vin, Mr. Peakes and Mr. Wiley. The orchestra and choras are slrong and eMevent. Opera wil be given in the new house on the evenings of Monday, Weduesday, ‘Thursday and Friday, BROADWAY THEATRR. Miss Helen Western, the well koown end popular artross, commences @ two weeks’ Ougagoment at the Broadway this evening. Mites Western Will be assisted by Mr. J. A. Herne. They are to appear every evening and at the Saturday afternoon matinee, This evoning the drama Satan in Paris will be performed, Misa Western seven charactors Mr Herne pertonates Count Vanilie, The performance will commence with the burletta Jenny Lina; Jenny Leatherteng., with songs, Up Helem Wentern. TOMY TAsTOR'’s Ornna MOUeR. Tony Pastor preduces at his Opera House, in the Rowery, this evening a now drama ontitled the New York Ship € on tor, the piece coneinding with & grand alle. gorical tablean, the trades—vin: the ship carpenter, mason, wheelwright, machinist, eaulker, Mackemiih, painter, house carpenter, ko. Other amuning pieces, with the ballet, songs and dances, arc on the bile. Woon's THRATAR. ‘The attractive spectacular extravaganza, The Elves, or the Statue Brid>, enters the lat week of its representa * tion on the hoerds of Wood's theatre, in liroadway The ‘Worrell sisters are stil! at thir house, This evening the performances opew with the comedietta, | ue act, on- titled Pas @: Puscination. ORORGR CHUURTT'® MINETRELS, George Chrimty, with bis very strong and verraule minstrel @mpany, sitracts large end fashtonabiy aw. diepors tobe new Fifth Avenae Opera House, fe haw ranged » comprehensive programme for the week, mesical # Gaual, with farcen, acts, wogs, dances and whe TANTA’ MINSTRELS. ‘The Eryante enter tho lagt week of 8 tutreneful erason ‘at Mectnnics’ Hall, Broadway, this evening. There te little change im the bills, the previous arrangement econ ing to wait the public taste atmirabty. #AN PRANCIACO MINSTRELS. Moers. Biro, Wambold, Bernard an@ Backue giisten with langhing cowntemances om the hills and boards of the Jat! No. 686 Broadway, opposite the Motropolitan Hola, and song, Aances and burlesque abound there evn soqentiy. HOOLEY'S OPERA NOTRE, RROOELYW. ‘The favorite performer, Arche Hughes, reapperr: o! Hooly’s this evening, and the veteran Charley W hie opens the fifth week of hm engagement. Hooley ver # trio @ comedians asd eraploys all hue feree very jo clousy for the emwesement of his patrons BLIND TOM Im BROOK 6 Bind Tom, the negro planlet, will give three of bis wowierfal performances at the Brooklye Athe mam this week—even og) Of M tlay, Tueday and Wedneday, | Hie has alno arrange! for » matives entertainmen Betas | @a Manes Wry Goods ‘The sales of printing clot week were 345,00 pieces, the advance durmg the week being 26, «Be. per yard A Copious, warm res See boon falliog all day. than balf her complement. the middle and norhern portions of the State for the A ‘West, aitracted by the offers of Ligher wages aud ibe ex @ | Wavagant tales of tis superior ferbiity, leaving large permitted to bage ag opinion upon the opinions of othérs who claim thoy are well informed on the subject, I should say that two millions ia a falr estimate of the coming crop. Although Georgia may be aid tw have more laborers within her borders than 0 cannot be sald to Many freedmen bave loft pr sister states, pei armies of the United States to show how destructive hax boon the war among thom The testimony thus borne nhows how vastly di proportionate have hoon the ravages of dmeane among colored troops compared with the white soldiors, though the latter were in so mmeh greater de- gree subject to te rigors of active campaigning and marches, The report tells us that the enormously large number of ¥ thonwand negro soldiers were «wapt away in 4 by disease; and in his analysis the General says ‘thong the white trope deaths u action and from wounds to wo ly about as oneto About on jon of froqn horrand ec , Of whom acrertingly nenriy one The genera! propor twone to fifteen There need tthe nba “ army out of avery seven died of disease Hon among white troe be fittle surprive, th and bia evidence be that there were now belf as many froed: 1860 there were ard very clomely wing ty the great diminution 9 (he amount of labor and produr thon In the Sovth, bat indicates bow neoewwary it ts that the full relations of peace and Industry showlt be re @stnliituhed jn the *outh as speedily aa posable The moral and physical condition aud future prospertiy of the Ulacks wiif be improved smn nd the prodve- | mand raned, igh Rot © powerfel a monarch mt One® wT Valuable staple. of eulicvent ta be relied mpon es the bane of @ to the government The preepert of mn vig young ti searee, political sontians of the radienle grain grow n pimling during the of “outhetn markets and 6 laken into anermat in refer pee Soathern proapeots. Tieat winiols ve years of bitter warfare mmer w the Rowth eat the on A thepast Littie or natione | Of coraree (he 9 Perera in the Booth jon All-foet sore, It conld rot be Voire the gond samme ing over or grumbling for # rk in & cheery spirit to revellt KEW OUTIRT FOR THE “Por, anak and Golf Kaliroad, whieh be oi for eoveral imomiba past ts now ¢ A ond nenretiont ranting ord y and Thomasville wneteet ° yally Communication is thus restored w th ton of Groves sed © NAVY BULLETIN. Ts Lmware » comumMAram, at» double « teanes Lenayes er. ortrem Monroe on (he 34th tas, Vor the che han been wationsd at Beaufort, N C., we he tefl two works for Charteston vor plane she owed the Monitor Ry sandy vo laid, amet (hence came ditect bere, The tothve- ¢ her otheers onander—Toormaa ® Phell ve Lie onan al Rane veers Warren K Be Geer ~ Waray Rye wed Aiton WK Von Riper yineere— Viret ‘iatdont, GQ Gieay, cocond Asmat. 1. Wheeler, & W. Reset, Third Assiunts, came Mr rth to relieve the Conmemaveh eb? wil remain some tims The Coons She will # to Cherian, And reeive orders The general imprer will be ordered W take the place of the Beaslore ne to dyes OF thqaed waren Chotning . ercaped. ‘The Reuwion of the Presbyterian Churen. Br. Loum, amy 27, 1668. The Now Shoot Prostyteran ssiembly yontordag for the ap- summitios # ifleem to court with « resale Teunton A heavy cam sorm prevailed this vvouing Atmen. here warty and sultry ‘The Ukase of Washton.—wW fn omtre ‘Trade ls at Hevoks ‘opposite the hery a splendid sesrtinent of new iy on paleitiiion. Lation gente muck aeibe © cannes failde be gelted with amgtining as the Shoe ime. rawd way. DOE, Ago A.—Mo ey hint wil Pomade Nestoves (nO nest bvledreesing known Depot Ol Marciay eureet. UT Lal SCOTCH AND F, Tilt AND matt | am! 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