The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1866, Page 5

VACHTING. woe Annual Regatta of the New York Yacht Club. A Grand Display of Fancy Sloops and Schooners. FIVE BOATS COMPETE FOR THE PRIZES. THE VACHTS HAZE AND DREAM THE WINNERS. INCIDENTS OF THE. RACE. HOBOKEN YACHT CLUB REGATTA TO- kee hee kee The annual regatta of the New York Yacht Club took yesterday. In spite of the threatening appearance vd subsequent Inclemency of the weather and the small number of boats entered for the contest—two of the number receding betore the decisive moment—a goodly Assemblage of spectators procseded to the scene of action to witness the race, — THE CLUB AND INVITED GUESTS ‘Yd been notified to assemble by ten o'c at the foot ‘ot Chr'stopher stroet, North river, where the steamboat Seth Low, a tug of good seagoing qualities and more than average fastness was in readiness to receive them. At tho hour specified seventy or eighty members and guests ad crossed the gaugway of the vessel, and, a few min- nites having elapsed, the whistle was sounded and the w und passengers were out im the stream, Vrominent among the select few to whom the club had the honor of an invitation were Admiral Farra- Baron de boat, ¢ exten Mesnil, Secretary of ¢ Beigian Legation, and Messrs. 0. Barrot, Port and De Kerchone, of nch Legation, who appearsd to enjoy pitality of the nauth fraternity, as well as the oxeiting incidents of the race, with as keen a zest 43 the most “knowing spor among the interested. Awaiting the moment when the yachts should heave in the party an board the Seth Low passed the time onversation, the resp merits of the boats en- tered Cor the conte: mnly canvassed and bet- tag ronning tolerably even on the chances, THE PRIZES, which were on board, to be submitted to the examina- ton of the guests, were, curing the progress of thearip, doa exbibition by the yard. Each was valued out two hundres y dollars, one being held in scorve for the owner of the winning schooner and the ond being in store for the possessor of the fastest Both were larg os of heavy plate—the onc aulver, with beoutifully carved handles inserted ptune’s heals, of frosted silver; the other a large turom, with ornaments fo match those of the other inseriptions ar to be engraved upon the vhich the winners will in after years look upon 2 and value 28 souvenirs of a most p in ON THE way {» the starting point the Seth Low eame up with a ‘nuber of yachts, the club being at least fully repre- 8 nied by spectators if not by actual competitors iguring in the regatta, ‘The A the Vesta, the Psyche, the ta, the Oviavia, the Magic, the Widgeon, the re, W. M, B, Hertiey’s steam yacht; the little Grook- yacht Jennie Cabot and half a score of fast Vessels ni at, while the steamers P. C. Seunltz, T. P. Way and Wilian Tittamer, gaily decorated wilh ditaluntive American flage and bits of bunting of ec, and musivally well provided for, followed in 0 with decks crowded with male passengers and Jo lies waving white handkerchiefs to the jauntily attired tars on board the yachts, Eighty er ninety minutes’ sa! and the club, guests and spectators reached the starting point, THE FLAG BOAT, whence schooners and sioops were to take their course, wu sored opposite the Owl's Head, Long Istand, ® ot bait a mile from the wharf, East of the flag boat nT rode at anchor two of the four sloops that had originally Deon cntered for the contest, and about two hundred Yoodsto the north of these sloops were the three schooners vy) ong and falling on the waves, with sails set and crows © < to the ropes ready to welgh anchor at a second’s v While the final preparations were being made t ace the yactts not entered for the contest sailed to vnd fro, flying thelr signals and gracefully manou- vi from their captains, as thongh those gon- t) nen desired to that it had been no lack of trust fy (he excellence of their yachte that had induced them tw re rom particlpatiaig in uhe regatta, THE COMPETING VESSELS wore to have number Only tive appea propret the . for sons un. Known, preferrin t to incurring tie hagards of the race rod for the re- gxtta were: — The schoouer Calypso, owned by J. H. Bache, New York, 10 7.40 ton , 1,694 sq"aare feet area.” Sub- tract 6 min, 66 © © of time. i ed by J. B. Devin and J. Van 1010s burden, 1,382 square 20s Yo tract 7 miu. 29 see, adowanee ‘ie sloop Bontia, owned by R. Conter, New York, $2 1-19 tons bur 210 square feet area, Sub toc: “0 ain. 4 ywance uf time. 1 oy Dream, owned by H. Center, New Yerk, ai urden, 685 5-10 nquare fect area, Subtract ae 16, \ the stake boat and awaited the fof wind tn their sail and towards tLe distant h k the fing ed on boarit th vermined upou f the start. stir on board the bo: Tho en ing luctily, weighed anchor, the yox a ue fautest breath of air distended the canvas, an? ingic and Haze and Calypso shot off, followed the Dream and the Bonita, roast to breast, The two braes bands ambout reserved for the excarsioniats, ant national mire, the lad; ax to the yachtsmen, the 6 captains of he com- at pe ui ¢ ensizne—whieh ar. te by «singular fata not happen to be on hicd—the large boate crowded on extra vai! until the ty thasts bent under the weight, a cheer went up to the clouds that conesaied Lhe bright face of the sun, And alter the nolsy rash of steam into the cylinders, the ay judges and club accompanied the scene of action, THB RACE commenced and under rather unfi uo breeze was evarcely percoptbie, and 7 1 to evince @ disposition to full wn upow the yactts and effectually end the eontest, or 1 to disevive in rain and drench the hardy enilors ve bone, However, a tne day waned, the breeze y ued and at times blew quite stropg, #0 that the + veached the diffevent points alluded to in the sailing tions In good time, and were moored atthe wharf in fore nightfall. From the Owl's Head, oppo- (org bedand, the yachte were repre to the South. 1 Spi: buoy, thence to the lightship of Sandy Hook; having rounded the lightship, wreturn wo vert Spit and subs quently come up to the at whence the start was made, As will be seen y tue above printed descriptions of the competing vee certiin allowanee of time was made, whereby the maior boats were greatly benefited, many pervons even ny that the adoption of a measure affording such an ture to a ceriain of vessels tad caused the vsion of sundry larger ya bts from the race. GOING DOWN wwaceuvring of schooners and slosps were closely ‘There being bat little wind, the Seth Low and sicamer occupied b vg ve rable cir. hea. mecort renched t pit troy some min- titer before the eompetitors for the regatta prizes, her pe ers greating the first boat that rounded the mark w peated cheers, The brick red iron cone dancing 4 down at the eaprice of the waves having been by the Calypso at Lo'clork, appeared atl o'elock, 16 up migiited, was firet found: 14 mo, 2Onee, The Ba tin., 25'see., and at L o'clock, 16 36 sec, the Magic d Suiled by and was outwarl be The Bonita ot 1 e'vloek, 38 min. 46 rec., and the Dream at I o'clock, 59 min, 66 eee, broveht op the rear, and gave the signal for (he departure of the steane onward fished the yacht, now tojstine, lowering a sail, eoifiog & large bit of canvas fora smaller piee, ow tacking, now cutting deeperstely across each others bows, bot stil keeping ou and gradually nearing the . Which, being passed, prefaced the tinal struggle {the homeward trip. Past forts apparently deve bot wnt bage pres, woing upon ths loan peu DeLOW; past lighthouses rie hite on the » und of the berizon, past’ Ips at anchor figs bail bidden in the rigging, detokening bord and cholera-stricken liike, overshade cheigh, until the wavew leayed Wighor aud the hed and towed, and the steamboats labored ap! the fearing’ of w ett toid of the approweh of tne squadron t tho ngnt ship. és (e oumete Founded ihe yoesele ces wor dred a ———— — visitors, and the steam ye successive times, the rment of the compli- followed by the honor of the distingnishe® whistles having been blown ™, colors Were dip, in acknowh™® ae wt ° Shook, 15 ln, 5 aa the ship amid general ent tho Ci Haze at o'clock, 18 min, 85 see., Mes a sec, Bo'olock 17 rnin, O sec, At 3 oralwek, 24 1M Vt hte. the Bonita was hailed, and, as the oy Fomor wip Dg and the Dream was not visible, it was cetermined (8 fo low the other boats homeward. THE BETCRN was decidedly more pleasant than the outwa."d (rip, The Seth Low had hitherto been steaming again. the tide, and the continued pitching and rolling of the tug had disturbed the physical equilibrium of several prominent landsmen, Moreovor, the breeze had | Weome fresher, and the yachts wero now keeping up witb the steamboats, in hen of compelling the judges to la¥ to and await their arrival abéthe divers points at wh,eh the captains had to report, Tine passed swiftly enough, and, thanks to the good humor conerally prevailing and the efforts of Mr. Bowers, the caterer in attendance, who saw to the prandial features of the excursion, the tedionsness of the trip passed by unheeded. On the return, the Northwest spit was reached by the Magic at 5 o'clock, 10 m/u., 20 sec, ; by the Calypso at 5 o'clock, 16 min., 45 see., and by the Haze atd o'clock, 30 min., 40 se¢., the Bonita rounding the buoy at 6o’clock, 29’ min. an 18 sec., and the Dream boing 0 onsbrouded in the fog as to make the policy of await ing her appearance rather doubiful, As the Seth Low quitted the Spit the breeze was just dying away, and the return to the atakeboat at the Owl’s Head, nuder a heavy shower, was proportionably slow. The 'Macic eame in ahead at 6 o'clock, 50 min,, 5 see., followed by the Haze at 6 o'clock, 52 min,, 20sec., and the Calypso at 6 o'clock, S4min., 40 sec, At 6 o'clock, 60 min., 55 sec., the Bonita rounded the buoy, and, to the astonishment of all, the Dream appeared ‘at 7 ‘o'clock, 2 min., 10 sec., and, as it subsequently appeared, carried off the prizq by her tmoely arrival. THY RESULT OF THE RACE now only remains to be sammed up, By the allowance of time as published above the Haze will be declared the winner of the prize reserved for the schoonors, while the sloop Dream. will carry off the second plate. The rac? was well contested throughout, and though not, to speak candidly, an unasually exeiting one, it was well conducted and put in evidence of the good pointsef the contending boats, Tho members of the Yacht Club who appeared on board their respective vessels are deserving of praise beeanse of their efforts to sustain the reputa- tion of the first organization of the kind in America, and will, we trust, make of fiturs fegattas she ocea sion for mor® spivited contests, in whieh the owners of the Inrgest and smallest vessels will alike feel it a duty to take part. ion of the neutrality lawe of the Uncied stat BL lumedialely Lo our rempootive homes and NEW YORK HERALD,‘ FRIDAY, JUN 15, 1866. I THE FENIANS. |%oecnsason fn Canada—Pears That the Neutrality ANOTHER CANADIAN SCAR. Laws Will Be Suspended, THE STATE CAPITAL. Smith, of Oncida County—The Message of the Governor Giving Ja iction in the Case to the Senute—Its Existence Denied by Re- spondent’s Counsel, &e. Avuany, June 14, 1866 SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THY NRW yore HERALD. Mownwas, June 14, 1866, The action of the Lower House of the American Com 4 in reference to the abrogation of the ality lawe through Ancona’s and Schenck’s resolutions ix the occasion’ Of & new and unexpected oxcilement all through | On the opening of the doors of the Senate Chamber this afternoon the President announced that the Senate Mysterious Movements at Buffalo Frighteni had adopted the following resolution: — of the yoseege of i the Kanuck Government, repeal and modification are everywhere divenssed with doop sensitivencsa, The feeling here « to bo that the neutrality laws will be suspended or at ali ey materially modified to Cavadian prejudi. THE FENIAN RETROGRADE. Malone Deserted by the Fi En Route Home—The Officers Soot Canandaigan for Trt SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW TORK HPRALO Oavexsnvna, June 14, 1866. ap at Malone is entirely broken up, anc of the advance guard of (he army of invasion, 80 lately concentrated there, and which attracted so much of the interest felt throughout the country in the movement not # solitary man will remain after to-day. Jeadews passed through here daring the night, en rents for Canandaigua, to await thero on the opening of the United States District Court, on the 19th inst of the proximity of the day of trial t omecers declined to give bail, preferri surveillance bere a little time than to scatter to their aif forent homes, The following Mist of the names, rei. | dences and birtbplaces of the prisoners it taken from the | official record of the court at Malone:—General M. © Marphy, New York, Ireland; General J. J. Hetfornan Ay; Colonel J.T, O'Reilly, Rochester, Frank | Y ; Lieutenant Colonel Terence Qaian ; Major Joby F. Connelly, Newark, Nod Mr. Sraver said that the message, as read by the Clerk on that day, had never been brought to the notice of the respondent in any way or form. He, therefore, weked that the defence should have time to consider what course to take under the resolution, He aiso wanted to know what was meant by the “proper time.'” He did not know what the mossage was that was re- ferred 40 in the resolution. Mr, Sxpaw1cx thought the cbarges should be read and the trial proceed. Time enough has been sorabled already, and it was unnecessary to delay fonger. The Senate bas twice decided that it has jurisdiction tn the case, and he submitted it was not becoming to ask for further time to see how a trial may be delayed, Mr, Suita said they had asked that the message upon which pied prepa aes were based should be read. A message had been read, and it had been proved that such a message as the Clerk had read never was in the posseavion of the Senate. He asked for the opportunity to demand of the Senate to decide the question of irre- gularity that had been raised, Thus far the point had been evaded, Mr. Ssarer said it was not in the power of any living man to produce the message of the Mth of February, referred to in the resolution. The respondent's counsel aska for time to consider what course to pursue in view of the new comptication thus created. Aftor furtber remarks the Senate went into secret session, an@ no further open proceedings wore bad to- Y Pleuro-Pneumonia Not Rinderpest. ‘Atuasy, June td, 1868. Inadespatch forwarded on Saturday night’ it was stated that the Rinderpest or pleuro-pneumoniahad made its appearance in New York, and that it had been so ofl cially announced by the President and Secretary of the New York State Agricultural Society, The statement Troops Ordered to Remain on the Niagara Frontier. CAUSE OF THE GREAT SCARE, The Canadian Commander Chal- lenged to a Pitched Battle. General M. W. Burns Wants to Fight a Duel with Two or Three Thousand Men on Each Side. THE FENIAN RETROGRADE RESUMED. Fenian | Malone Deserted and the ufalo Feaiaus & eepting Travsportation Homeward, — | was erroneous. The officers named announced the ap } Newark, N, J; Captain John Glass, New York, New Annual Regetta of the Hoboken Yache | pearance of plearo-pnoumonia, but not the Rinderpest ace | York; Captain P. HL Gray, Albany, Ireland, Captain og pags ee 7 ee hain | remtan Ratd on’ the: Finda ee ee ee Gain wit nent meats | Rindorpest has not appeared in this country, so far r Ratieas 1 Tene on, dam, a pea i The ninth annual regatta of the Hoboken Club will | the knowledge of the officers extends, and tt is cou | er Railroud ay, New York, Treland, Lieutenant John O'Rrion, New take place to- Tho season, at will be seen by other | fidently expected we shall escape that scourge. | ‘ &e. Se, York, New York; Dr, W. L. Shine, Newark, Irelaud reports, bas bten imaugurated in ogrnest, and some ox- | eae ee Daring their detention at the depot they whiled away cellent yachting may be expected. ' The entries for this | ‘Cours of Repeals Culeneery i. | | ‘ the timo singing Lesh patriotic airs and talking over day postage aot see OrANESN ote renee fel Se vaag culate |THE CANADIANS AGAIN FRIGHTENED, | ticirciuness for redeoming trlond how propared to" Prust Chass, —Rroadbtl, eighteen tons, owned by F. | a5: Nos 97, Mh 20, i2atg | vnrsery me cf W. Renwie Hie, sixteen tons. : Ata aor See ~~ - strike another dlow in her bebalf nelia, ten tons, C. Fox; Sirius, eight tous, Seconp Onass. Carrio, nm tons, V. Cub, seven tons, Those boats wil their anchorage off the boatone and a half mile ‘They will then ti turn to the. startl tho jutges" boat, splendid sailing may be loc rigged as well a3 jib-cut-a-way REBELLION IN HONDURAS. ¢ Fort Washingt east to west, and re- Ing to the wostward of prove fine some r among these cat- bouts. Defeat of the Government Troeps and Capture of General Carbonez. N ‘Ans, June 14, 1806, Advieos from Honduras state that General Alvarex leads the insurgents aud General Carbonez the govern - ment troops. The recent actton there les whieh the government troops Carbone captured. A forced loan ts feared at Tra: 1d twenty-four he 9 defeated ane in jene ral to. City Intelligence, Boarp or Excse.—The F busily engazed all day yesterday at headquartera in giv- ing out papers to thro who bad been not received thelt Neonses. A meeting of the Ror Extise will be held this afternoon, after the meetin the Health Commissioners. A Gurver-at Nuisascr.—PBeer and beef make boys, it is true; but when the blood of beef ts allowed to flow in the gutters, ns it did yesterday in Clirystie street, It car not be considered exactly healthy. This fart is eom- mended to the attention of the Board of Health. A Daxoxnocs Crosetxe.--The authorities have placed asignal man, with a red flag, at the stroet railway crow ing between Pearl and Centre streets. but another is needed at the coruer of Eim and Centre etreetg, where the hill is steeper and the street warrower, and where car accidents have already happened, New Fin ArParaTts—A trial of a new patent fire apparatus was made yesterday at No, 14 Second avenue, One of the metropolitan steam engines was granted by the Commissioners for the purpose, and the whole neighborhood was excited at this novel mode of ing with fire.” The principal part of the mac! sists of a which encircles each room in the b perforated with thousands of little holes, from whieh the water is poured upon the feupposed) burning floor and oiling. Another pipe is latd on eo ae w food the whole floor, The pipes are connected at the front of the buiiding with the engine hose, and thus, in theory at least, much of the danger to firemen is obviated. “The trinl yesterday was a success so faras jt could be, To Judge of the trae merit and eflicioncy of the apparatua tL must be put in operation at a real fire. Tay Unite Starrs Graxp Jeny.—Several cases counterfeiting the national currency have been the Grand Jury of the United states Court for t ern district of New York, which is now in 6%=on in this city, and it is surmised that the subject of the recent Fenian invasion of Canada will also be presented to the Jarymen, The following are the nates of men who compos? the grand ing foreman; Charles H. Delevan, White, B. F. Botler, Charlie A. B. Ludlow, Theodore Crowell, € B. Att JohnH. Timpoon, & K. Groon, William Pogroo’. J. E. Ebling, A. A. Peterson, Anth: Dugro, W. M. Frank lin, C. L, Goddard and'P, ¥, Husted, Attnonp Astacit Cros «4 Fire Cow: A few enings ago x member of the Bons Commi joners had o to viet one of the engine com. . pantos, sud attr entering the house be found bur three of the ont, Upon inquiry he ascertained ¢ foreman Heere was im charge. eitewalk surrounded p to bim and net's cigar, and ae ng with the request it is sald to bo a mow rock Dim a blow in the fue ni, attempting to follow ap the er made good bie orcape ance the assauiter got assault committed on tho Com. m his opposition to the incresse A comp de wo the feers and of the sed loner aty Gr the Board on Monde i several of the men, terday the forem: pany in question appeared at headquarters and ten luis resignation, whieh was ae Suor wv ax Ovricen.—While officer Cottrell, of the Thifty ninth etree tempted to escape into a ho y The officer fired upon him, striking hin in the back and causing 4 severe wound. He was recaptared and taken to the station hodve, where his Wound wea dressed. Commneronens or Caanrrre axp Cornecriow.—The rogular semi-montily meeting of the Commissioner of Charities and Correction wae held yesterday at No. 1 Bond street, President Bowen in the chair After the usual rontine basinese bad been tranaacted it was de- cided that a separate department be establiebed at the Alms Hovee, under the superintendence of the Warden, to be called the “Department of Infante,” for infants under two years of age. Also that three dollare be charged cach student for the privilege of attending the chemical lectures at Hellev and Charity Hospitals. Tne resignation of Dr. Wm. Van rep ae Consoiting Sargeon of Charity Ho«pital war accepted, the Commir Sioners expressing the jsfaction that they were sti! to have the benefit of ervices at Rellerne Hi . A focommendation was received from Dr, P. Hami!ton, chairman of the Committee of Inepection, in reward w establishing a cholera quarantine on grounds formerly o- cupied by the smallpox hospital, The propotal of Messrs. Day and Nichols for the iron work of pon dg ates ning and fitting up as an addition to mn Market Prison for $1,075 with grating. or $1,220 Mg vy wasn. capted, being the lowest tender received. The following statersont from the institutions ander the charge of the Commissioners shows a decrease of stxty.fve in the number of nmi since the last report, and ab increase of six hundred and pinety-three, compared with tho same period last year: Nomber remaming June 2, 186...... ve Number remaining June 6, leet Number of inmates on June 10, 1865. ‘ Number of inmates on June 9, 1966....... * Increase over same period last year. eebes The Poard then adjourned. Whe Soldiers’ Bounty Question in Masunas eMunette, Howtos, June 14, 1866, A meting of delegates ofthe Masenchuseus Arm: ted Navy Union was held yesterday aftornoou, at whie ons Were adopted to urge the equaitzavon of the Stat» bounty to all ite soldiers who were enlisted Into the service of the Unitel States on the basis of three hundred and twenty-five dollars for each ontistment for and a proportionaie eum for each enlistment erm. g further rose! St e the wi Ived fo suppert noone for jon whe is Bey favorabie to ee Abie wot of justice to Inapector was very , © was leaving @ young | | More Troable Anticipated at Buffato— General Meade The prisoners wore guarded by two lars under command of Malor Silvey FIRES. Sent for and U ted States Troops En Route to That Point, | quartered al Canandaigua during the forthoomins zg IAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. | j Fire in Hudson Street—Sevenw Horses Gummesnvna, June 14, 1888 <c aitna o arned to Death—Narrow Escape of | rom ono of Gonerat Meade’s sta, Just arrived from TORR ENR D: the Tenants, Se. Malone, I learn that further trouble is antictpated at Boreatty Une tieee 0: de 4} About eleven o'clock Inst night a fire broke out in @ | Burato, General Meade was suddenly telegraphed for | Fikhteen hundred Feniany accepted government stable under the feed store of Nathan W. La Due, No. | gy toft via Albany for that polnt. Four companies of transportation this evening, When it way learned that 636 Hudson street, ‘The fire sproad rapidly into the foed | tgoons have heen ordered from Malone to Butalo. They | (eHeral Meade was expected to arrive and socutie com } store and through the two upper stories to the roof, The | wi) pass through here to-night niand personally of the department The balonoe of | dwelling part of the premisos were cecupied by Theo- sdbtste the meu, numbering over fourteen hundred, will leave | dore La Due and Levi Plank. ‘The smoke was so dense The Canadian Governme Again Fright | for their homes tomorrow. The d officers are ordored on the stairs as to make it impossible far the occu. | ened and Troops Ordered to Remain on | to mport at headquarters in New York. Gower! Hure % able to take care pants to pass down, and with great diffculty they } escaped at ‘the windows, The stables, being | fm the basement it was found impossible to got out the the Ni ier. | confident of be of the Beitiok | SP)C(AL TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YorRK HERALD. | with the troops now in the city | Orrawa, ©. W., Sune U4, 196 | e Pree on @ Hadsom River Eatle on horses that were stabled thers, and the poor ani I is reported to the goverament that the Fe mals were all suffocated or burned to death. One wos < sonal dio the vie road fralu—Kioters Throws Ow the evel by ies 1h Dam one by LF. Maser: one by B& | Sen’’ Wo msete emotes raid in the vicinity Gavia } Hitchcock, two by Abel Plant and one by John Gardner, | There is rome unoasiness felt hore. Pay t iia) jocsemavern, Tine te 1808 Vr, [a Due estimates his lost nt $2,000: inswtred for | edly known which the authorities do not desire to ; Pe ve oh et $1,000. Mr. Theodore La Duo vstimates his loss at $600; | aii eo Anapkter st E nformaation received here states that throe ear tou | ingured for $1,200 In the Globe and North Iiver Io. | tieuige for the present. * A deapatch: ‘bas, been r of Fenian’ and roughs got into afight an the milk cain rranee Companies. The building ix ownod by the | aunouncing the capture of fourteen Fenians in Mamie | ty tvdson fi snc Horring estate. Damage to building about $1,500. Iu: | won, They had despatches which will throw consider. | ¢ Ap parang? gi nrod : iowdy brokem open the milk cans on the train and | ese SATO wble bght on the Fenian plans a The | ner aaa the peliicadhametipaasss | | ailitary authorities forbid the transmission of any de: scam blaming eisai sr poh: oa anne Veal mer Burned on the Misstsstyn! muse tary, Be eorit ine Corbis phe Seameonieeiont ofan: di Hetweon Catekil! dation and Germantown fighting way | Sr. Locis, Je 1 | patties "giving movements of troops or | he steamer Magrolia was Dorn nt 7 umed, and o1 i ry 2 tated his Th Magn oti darned at th B icinie prom: There te: vomiting recumoed, and one of the number baying exayperated bi this mort She wna ned at about om a gird 7 comrades he was thrown from the car window whilo the thousund do'lars; insured for bali this «um the carpet 1 ein: weet /ahbnies coin noted ad ankles CORA ta i} . ra Brown's explanation of his cau up. At Tivoli the ronghs entered a hotel, helping them Fire in Chicago. | ene’ nistty I4 tooked for watt nm a8 sp Slt ga anid neater ates helping (hem DWC At { bey | selves frenly and paying for nothing Afro nt the Union stock yaris 4 ie glee td Aula | At Rhinebeck oan of the party wae pat off the train | tants Nonse nnd other property valued «at thirty-five | Large mimbers of Fenians are + if epaescte nit so hse pala thougand doUars. Pally insured, Along the soathwestern front | pa injured in a terrible manner, his entraily hauging ie Immigra ayn Informatie having been received at thia eta thelr coming, the od to enter th ‘The following Aatement sho tal number of | Gevernment orders reach | par until the ving the pro. | weal the “ opportaall , a i passengers landed at Castle Garden from the Ist to | termand ng the retura of the trou | Wrintors of th ant an opportunity to Close thou the Bist of May, 1866, and the different ports of their | titude of the Feniaud on the Niagara frontior coupled | Whenthe train passed through this stale with the apnouncement of Roberte’ new prociamation | te rouths ¥ wp and quiot soemed t London and Harte. . Rotterdam : doniderty.... 5-69 1 ph accounts for this lates’ action of the Ottawa government, | The Fenian Irad Contres Be c Political Camp Ma Tonont W., June 14, 1966. Antwerp. 440 . i] ‘Amsterdat 47 ‘The Canadians think the Fenians are again on the wor Weamiarox, June 14, 1566 —— | path, The fear ia inspired by the following despatch | Congressional eirclos were violently agitated w-day by teeeeee 40,200 | jast received here by the Keening Telegraph from Strat. | the receipt of instructions from the Head Coatros of in ix ships and were | yorq fuential Fenian circtos to th wre ves bi The average number | On parade to-day Lieutenant Colonel Gilmour ordered | Me them to choo between ¢ aafoat, shor | | brought by each ship was 408, all bondable, Tho total | the Queen's Own to axomble for inspection at four | stand for re election. or the a ng of ale. Seward’s | number that have arrived, etclusive of the above ok I. i pth —— bo they hens’ toe bugle official head on « I 0 + Hon Join Mogon, of i nwhile to fal neo in marching order, ade : 40,200, from the Ist of January to the 23th of June is | AY ghat he could not eay wtether they would sicep in | Missouri, had an interview wit the President Uhls morn | 64.569, which, added to 40,200. gives a grand total of | their beds to-nigit or on attle field. ing on this alarming am want demand. Mk seoms | | 104.862. The number of the corresponding months of | The following despatch from Baffalo way published in | the Fenians are not all dead, and 4 » give M 1885 shows a disparity of 47,176 compared with that of | an gira this afternoon — Sisintdi wvidinoe of: thets: etathh | the past five months and a bat : eis THY WARD'S ISLAND MOPPTTAL ANP REPCOT, bd Peelaes ots sroomilnt for a grand movement | | The total number of inmates cared and treated in | OF Canada. Some, sa: he blow will be struck to- " iN these inctitutions during thy year 1863 wan 702; in 156s, | night Meetings have been held ni ad the esd | FEMIANISM IN THE City. j | 1.040; in 1865, 948; in 1560, 1,207, Totals in the four | °rs afe moving abous the city in a suspicious mavuer | | | years | The arsenal in this city Is now gu i 8 | Metarn of Fifteen Mundred Men—OMicers THY PIRANCRAL DEPART AEST. ome gnard et, i® on duty, showin ne 0 ancil at Head - Ale | Mr. George W. Whovler, the Treasurer to the Canin pen Aaa Mngt ewe Das ye Pepper: = oie | Presented his statement to the | ¢rmiment expects monta to-night leged Mow on the Hudson v ate | road, d&e., de. } | kon Jannary 1, 1585 fiooT The Loy fi Fowian | te receipts to Jane 6, 1866 3 | 4 ; mk ed tu 3 for o niation of ' o suoold be. Pact i beac Be ~ ie jute Canada et ynt were in semsion | San Fraxcoco, Jane | relative to thelr ; movements, Little trana | acanna ee a (Vane si! — despatches ra . © | wired of what has oocuered during the seaxiom, but ithe | Tnebareoments a per previous account ap news from Canada en tnueh excitons ‘ ood that Uh be renewed at anenely | | 19 the 6th of anne : F194 200 } there, Two men-of-war and boats had received inning the | Disbursements on present account, ol 194,200 | orders to cruise off the harbor } athe t | Balance to date : $70,007 ' 4 be done in | ae | CAUSE OF THE CANADIAN SCARE. | os that thoes in Wi 1 would have a | The National Gane. | | crnuil chance of knowlne Uy peranls by whicl OeAND MarTeH NBAB nwar : Jac TON “iye'9 A Fenian Don Qatrote on the Rame | deo movements woul Mr Roberts ¢ P DEFEAT OF / b palit ise pte some glace dp page—General M. W. Burns Making | oud tn f anata: Gee eolf) Ridtentouwm€hatlenge Yesterday afternoon the Champion Atiantiog took the | | | one oralock P.M. train for Newark, und om their arrival | Cagedtan Officer to Wight & Pitehed | movement worn forced t show th | | Giore tech: the: heres cure for treington, where they | MAplS—Wibe Weniane Stopped om Thele | (et cen Wo did ; Reveal Way Home to Take a MandaTrams. | {26 Tine of government Uo any lady H { were engaged to play a game with the Irvington Club, a Blepbens bitnsel, In a convarsat ] | in response ton chatlenge boldly aaued by the Irving | Poepation werent hay ted By the | movement would egein takes worthy charwter at oo | i we em . a | vone, who thos entered upon their iret game j Weqane as bogey adi ga NE cats Uline Sak oneal { eonior organization, The Atlantics, thinking their | pe Sone 14 1806. ly Colone! Kelly, of the Lh. it mea oa 1 vere country | praises ; ‘ » visionary, no far ee Any ey fri nds wer nothing more thas i re TY | the ftiowing challenge has been transmiltsd to Colo- orngd.' Ha has been club, smt over @ nine minut several of thelr | sat Lowry by Adjatant General Murphy, from Brigadier a deat players On their arrival on the Irvington | oe ey ea ewer han an yet boon recewed moverwent 1 uw th ground they fond a large nesenidlage of spectators | "eel Ourm ih ‘ Irieh rey a ‘oncende present and a nine selected from among the best play “ —Buvvata, Jute U6, 1568, overthrow Grvat Leis ers of the Newark, Pioneer and Irvington jenior clate ame lone! Lowery, Commandiog Briton Forces, Fort es tu pier i “ ; of last season, all pow being uy mbers the Fenior oO 10% 66 aid to the mom 1h Trelen Irvingtona, The reeult may be easily imagined, and | | note im thts morning's Courter's editorial corre. | blew inay be made before the expiem oe that was the defeat of the Champions by a score of 2 | ne the tollowing parsgraphs (rom bis Viet to | yeur to 17, in @ long game of four hours’ duration, After the game waa ofer the partion Adjourned to the village steusgy to. Theatrical. re hotel, where they were hospitably entertained by the havings | AGLEN WEAKEN a7 THK BW “ Irvingtons, who afterwards escorted them to the Newark Last ovemng Mies Helen Western appeared a6 thy depot. During the game rain fell and grently interfored tadlishment an Nancy yen, iw the dramat hor ot | | with the play. We rive the score below : mailers grce-ysatinsy. tia ATLANTIS IRVINGTON, at aes aa _ | Dickens Oliver TH 0 thane who ba | Players. Rx. Players | eeu wane with a fight, | ¢t9’ popular work the charscter ia familiar As (le « Chapmam | ¢ % Bailey. r,t T respectfully address you on the mbject, As com: | ot a notormas criminal, herself mbued doves ra tA & Woners, p tmarder of the frieb army in thiv eity | acenpt the prof Nancy yhoo w neta character ip whith ony & | Sseee 2 Fe BM. Campphall, 1b. fered chellenge, and will Oght ot two of throe thou to tease tr 5 ae pepeeels, © f., : oy sand of your troaps, ax you tray decide, with an equal tiveness can be found. The brawl aed valgar 10 es 4 .f umber «f men wader my command. The engagement | atincts of natore are displayed, bat jo her nae they were Balt, °. 4 f ty be of thé abuve conditions, to wit:—A fair Beld, with | eceasionally relieved by f noble feating sad | John viiver, 3 Dulinte er bayonets, Ieaving the artillery out of the | purity of action counnionce, whicks } pemeer ae 2 Peekley, 8b question, Transportation will be procured for my men anaaly ee 1 fave? ty crow the river, and arrangements can be mutually | ary ales prominent pointa in the career of Nenoy Ayxer | a agre-d of as to th locality of the ground and the stated | Mins Western brought out these affective detaiie Wy Total Pi pe oe titi to commence the engagement qqoenate manner, being Srequentiy ops endo’. MP ay ping this matter y receive your prompt con. Jarie . i) Sytee, and Wr. Jortan |, Clute, Usk. Sd. Od. Ah. GIA. OD. TOR BAA, OA. Thal PP ao rod and earnestly awaiting porn ly, ” Those vootiemen did (aitty. There wae o pote... 2 2 8 ee te) v Wisat Jowel, your mont obedient nervant, upon f 7. Irvington, 2 0 6 10 6 6 2 3 23 MW. BURNS, Brigedior General Umpire--Mr. Callaway, of th Soorerne- Mosers, Monk and Eaton. Time of gaine— Four hours. MUTCAL OF NRW YORK VS. RXCELEION OF BROOK: The Mitwaaker Commanding {rah Army #t Bataio P 4 The bearer awaits your reply. Major Dawson, chief of staf to Colonel Lowery, ne Ke dune te LYN. The’ et gemtlomen were «© noted diteotr : Promises an anawer to the Fenian challenge to-morrow | wig ask and Prarie du Chien Baiiroot woday — 8 Yerterday afternoon a fine game of hall was played at | oe ioe AM The Major informed the bearor of the | ander Miiclell, H.C Aten, Rowell Mees F the Capitoline ground, Brooktyn, between the second sage that he wan confident the matter could be ar. | Jame A Cowdrey, Waiter & Gurnes, 6 8 M yw nines of the above clubs, the result show\ ng most favor. Wh Crocker, James Rete. ged atiefactorily to both los tomorrow, The ably for the New Yorkers At the end of the ninth | ju Lend Fenians were ander orders to leave for their homes thie the Divine ‘The Living Breath of totals marked er that eonnenens er land of 1 * o (emiee oe tas maoutere Bf sctend ee mane even ng, but oo arming that the Britisn regulars were | f° 5..0 p"hen's motredl of we, stain SONG of the game, scored thirty runa, Time of game, 4 25, ane for » Oght, volonteered to walt 04 sceommo- Eeasre. rence etl . os sewee oben date them if « fair opportenity was preseoted. tral leaves Of (hal (agen of the Bore! kingdom YALE COLLEGR V8. CHARTER 0. New Haver, Jane 19, 1964, ‘The escond game of base ball betweon the Yale College Nine and Charter Oak Nine, of Hartford, rewulted in Colonel Start and Colonel Quick, ff Chieago, leave with (heir regiments to-night General Meads ts etpreted to arrive here this evening ted States hapress GUIDE ASD DIRKOTORY another vietory for the Oaks The score stood fir gadier General Barut has agreed to accept the fol ‘ ran WP are twenty ane i ten, The Oaks still OM WO | towing conditions from the government to transport the tise Uanee eae ei men thelr homes: — OW AWE Cricket. The Venians have agreed t9 serept the government Roe 1.497 Vt often Melttmare, @ TOUN@ AMERICA OF PHILADRLIMTA VS. ST. CROMOK | try cooration Brigeior General Boros will foreih oF New York. General Wegy with the warmer of the men The met | On Wednestay the annual mateh between these famoms | oy gong the offer of the goverment will sign the amills fi) cricketing associations was commeored at M’hilaceiphia, one Innings on each side being played. Young America weored ninety-cight, George Nowhgli’s twonty ¢ ght being folvrwing “o@titone — reserve and De~ Fie Nomesrty Maint 8 Camel etrert Matane Te, the ondersigned, bet hee 1c 19 the Bean beng How aeembied it Buffon w have heen decided “y the Uaived * the teore, Sew York made ene tunired and Fold vy ait Grugewte, eleven their first innings, Mr, Gibbes twenty.aeven | thorities lo be vielatiens of tne . i " — ranging by The game Witnessed. tg 0 large | United Bratep, but being now dovireur tH re Am Mott Onemicnl Pamade Mester crowd, the interest was most niene The seoond oor tyne, Go severs'ly spree nt pr feo hd wat lait Dresting oat & + lunings whl doubtieEs Ue & close one eur capeDiyh Gebers Great “ortaje. deen (rom ane Ce N ONY, cee lowe wed a ee tho Canaa.is. The possibility and the probability of such | The arrested | In view | gleeted im that Stave to romain under | Eormoas Receipts of ¢ { The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Lite | i 5 ee ee | News from the Pacifth- Bay Fina », June be, 1866 The steamer Sierra Novada bag arrived (40) the Cow 286,000 in treweure. The result of the Oregon electiod xemaing 4p toult Both parties claim the State by a majority of Wyoul 6 hundred. The re show larg ticket in hine counties iy elected, and tt is believed to ‘80 in four others. ‘The Fourteenth regimont of infantry, conver, bins 1 “ election in Washington Ter” tationed at'Van~ mediately ed from Panwa em ot May 21, Stocks are. irregular. Optir, \ | Yetlow $108; $00; Lin poriat Jacket, |B | Ban Fravenco, Juno 1, 1866 | Judge Hoffman has entered a decroo of forteitui Agalust 1,260 cases of wine for violation of the revenue laws | A committee has been appointed to make arrange | ents for celebrating the 4th of July | Sales of choice milling wheat $1 e100 tbe, Min ine shares are : 840, Tmperiat #19, Yellow Jo hollar $195. Legal benders , News From New Ortewna, Sow OnnKane, June 14, 1866 The vol Btoamatip Company ie tr trou + Florida haw boen wetzed, The Wine lnperters compiain of the seizures by the Custou House and say they aro the vietline of a bad detective system at Bordesux Plans for tie Mochanical aud Agrieniturat Pair build- ings wre pabiiahed. They are on the gi Tho asrociation have £290,009 to pay expense The New York w of the $b have arrived and the: foreign mails by the A Texans say tho b neervative tleket will De tty 2ith by a majority of five Ur one, rain at Baflato. Brewster, June 14, 1406. The Eepress tigures ap the rev cram at Batiale for yesterday aod to-day at 2.000252 bushels. the larrest amount ever received at the #aine time at any port in he world. THE WEEKLY HERALD. rary Journal in the Country. The Werkny Henaco for the present waek, now ready, contains further chapters of “THE DIAMOND CROW," Tux Geray Stony or Ammintan Souwmry, by WILLE HARNET PHT. Winte: Kxvuowr ron rie Wenn Banat A continuation of Wee xix Tikhaco Pao Broer ov “ARNOLD'S CHOICE,” BY MARGARET LER, Pootry A Sy ason amie Ghowt)! War Ner ron Geman! 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