The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1866, Page 5

THE FENIANS. By ce rred in the, G duct of certain persons when certain seinneny hae been pics in given, a view ‘of the report, whioh appears be bo wall ‘THE SCARE IN CANADA BAGING | th's'cass rave ven ‘chased throvgh the streets, in view of the report, which appears to nana when the learsed counsel arose on Monday ip bis place AN ATTACK EXPECTED SOMEWHERE, | Sieisn'rts sath" vinta nar tht ange postion the crowd assembled bere did immedi- ately, oa the dispersal of this court on that day, retire from the court room and proceed in a body to bis res.dence or bis supposed residence; In view of these facts, and especially in view of the tact that i is deemed unsate to the life and property of witnesses who may desire to Kive information in thia case to appear here, I have come to the conclusion, under these circumstances, to withdraw Uns prose- cution, at this time, aganst Mr, (Sy, pressed applause.) And in taking this action, may it please the Court, I desire it to be fully understood—as representing this government on this oceasion—that proceedings will be laxen in such a manner, and before such a tribunal, that wharo, at least, terrorisin will not pro- Vent witnesses from giving their testimony in a case of thiskind. It is a notorious, a Ce ee! an ad. mitied fact that the neutrality laws ofthis’ government have been openly, publicly violated by this defendant and bis conts+res and coadjators. There 1s no dispute upon that point. There can be none, And it is the duty, as it is the intention, of this government to see that ‘her nationa! obl gauona shall be maintained, and that ther laws of noutrality shal! nut bo viotated if that caa be prevented by any action upon .thels part. And in tak ng the coarse I have indicated I want it fully under- stood that these vidlations of thia Jaw of our government sin be punished, and that every effort shail be made to see that th* pational obiigations are fulfilled and that the violations of th:s law shalibe punished upon every party who has violaied it, no matter how high his ren or how low hig station. I, therefore, if your Honor please, in view of the statements 1 have made, and in viow of the peculfar ciroumnstances surrounding this case, Withdraw the present prosecution sga.ust the defendaat in this cage, OBSERVATIONS BY MR. M’KERON, The Commt!ssioner was about to pronounce judgment, when Mr. McKeon t—Before your Honor dismisses the case I hi on Pals em ee ay = phage hoen stated the learned counsel. ith no part of bis speech have I ore to do except that in which he said threats had been used against witnesses, I know nothing of it, and J think I may safely say on tho part of my clent that be knows nothing of it. Witnesses testified as far as they could; they met with no trouble or difficuity, aud that ts the best answer I can give to that statement. With regard to advertising Wishart, the informer, I will give my motives for dob iim I have known enough of the history of my own father's country in at! movements of this kind to show me that every faan is subject to be assaulted in a judicial tribu- na! by informers. If the history of Ireland be examined You wil see there the most terrivie accounts of the eflects of paid insormers. Twas anxions to know who this man Wishart was. I pr, public information of what he sad of himsel his business and bis residence, not to intimidate bim, but to draw atrenten to his name and get his ~ I know what that man’s story is, and am prepared for It, Ie was to get such information that I named him, and not to intimidate him. ‘The Distr.ct Attorney knows that I pledged bim my personal honor that I would protect Wishart if he came bere, and he uow makes some ang ALL QUIDT AT STRATFORD. The Fenian Prisoncrs Taken to St. Armand for Examination. i THEIR TRIAL TOBEGIN SOON. MISCHARGE OF MR. ROBERTS. &a, &e. &e, Attack Hourly Fxpeeted “Somewhere— The Fever of Fright Still Raging in Canada, &. @PECIOL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, Tororo, C. W., Juno 15, 1866. Later despatches from Stratford confirin reports that an ‘attack is hourly expected somewhere on the westera no, but the military authorities are so anxious to prevent moediese alarm that they give no cue to what is up, ‘Officers and men on leave are all ordered by telegraph to return to their regiments at once, and the troops at Stratford aro in marching and fighting trim. The Leader's Presoott special reports rumors rife of nother invasion on the St. Lawrence line, and that General O'Neill crossed to Prescott inoognilo yesterday and returned again to Ogdonsbarg. The military authorities bave issued orders preventing ‘telegraph companies sending newa relating to the dispo- sition and strength of troops, Suspected sympathizers tm Canada are still clearing out in largo numbers, No Indications of an Attempted Inva. sion at Stratford. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THR NEW YORK HERALD. Sreatvonn, ©. W., June 15, 1366, Whatever may have caused the orders given to troops ‘at Styaiford yesterday, there has been, up to the present, no jadication of an attempted invasion of the wéstern frontier by the Fenigna, The volunteers and troops ata tioned here are, however, ready to march for any point @ a moment's notice, The Fentan Prisoners Taken to St. Ar- mand for Identification—The Trial to Begin Immediately, &e. BPKUIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK MERALD. Mostesat, June 16, 1866. All the Fenian prisoners have privately left the city for St. Armand this morning, Mr Ramsay, Queen's counsel, representing the Attorney General for Lower Canada, waited upon Mayor Starnes and directed him to hand the prisoners over to Colonel Ermatinger, a magis- trate of the county of Bedford, where they were cap- tured. The object of this transfer is that they may be identified, and the depositions of witno-ves living in the vicinity taken against them in regular course, Owing to the absolute privacy of the transferral there was no popular excitement. After the depositions are secured the prisoners wi!!! probably be taken before the Attorney General at Ottawa, with a view to his deter miuing how much of a case be bas got, immediately after which the mode of trint will be seitied npon and the time and place indicated. The general conviction there ts that another attempt will be made by the Feniahs ou those provinces, The Royal Guard have arrived hours from the front, BRCOND DISPATOR. ‘The Fenian prisoners arrived safely at Bedford, Mississ- quot county, district of Montreal, to-day. The prolim!- maries to the examination end identification of them Mr. Roberts’ character bas a nd to a public ex: tion before anything is done to decido his personal liber- ty, and I trust no secret proceedi: will be taken before jrand Jury. The pubiic mind of this country would not eufler it, And | may here ask why this man Wishart) was not ready for the examination had before be Commissioner? I have no control over the District Attorney, none over the Grand Jory. Mr. Roberts la ready to ausgwer any complaint made agaist Lim. In t Las been made to connect him with outrality laws; but not a particle of given to support that charge, REPLY OF MR. COURTNEY. Mr. Courtney—I receive what my toarned friend fave with regard to his motives in the same spirit in whieb tp aks of mine, But the jearned counsel has not denied the truth of any statement I have made, Hoe bax not denied to your Honor the fact that there has been intimidation, that there have been threats, nor the fact that if this party could have been in attendance there would mot have been personal vivience committed oon him. The learned counse! says it was his desire to have this witness present. We desired him, too, But he has not yet sati-fled my mind, nor, I think, the tulad of ‘ny intellicent, 1 that in making the stato mont he did he had not some ulterior purpose. I would like him to tell the Court and tell me what his object was. in the prosencs of aa excited crowd, in the presence of an tofaned pubtic sentiment, to up here and ly tuat Wishart was an informer, where his revi- and what was his occupation. 1 would like to times on M . It may 3 s = is 5. have be:n completed, and the final ressits of thiy branch ee ccaay toe states, at the time. of the investigation will soon bo reached. The excite- one in to be drawn from that learned cou with excitiog mentia ail that region runs high, because that people nh more immediately suffered from the Feaian mvasion. Major General Lindsay inspected her Majesty's Seven- ‘deanth regiment of fot on the Champs de Mars to-day ‘ofore an immense concourse of people. This isan oid Crimean regiment, last deing rorvice in Jamaica, whence it came a fow days simce, and the Inspection was an un- commonty brilliant milttary spectacle. The Situation tu Buffale—Fentaniem “Played Out.”” Burravo, June 15, 1866. General Meade bas iasued an order appointing General heve that my learned fri could to prevent any such violence ness if he came on the stand, But a inciimed to be- ag he says, would do all te t the wit- large portion ‘and hissed, and when all that was favorable to the defendant was received wth approbation and murmurs of applause, that the learned counsel, with all bis per- Somat influence, could protect or attempt to the ‘ho would have been obi ged to give euch testl- Tsay the de- Ww tress wi perenne cage i omer a Barry to command the whole frontier from Erle to | fondant is eutitied » Fabio examination, ‘We con- Piattaburg. He has ordered all United States troops, cated thet ee eS : ry Ot ay Sereppery cs ; as I sal fore, we have except one company, back to their stations. | General i ‘aud he) at ee Saat ‘taek Meade thinks no further trouble is to be apprebended im | jas Pe pied, wit" ‘at due” respect iF 5 a ur ia ea cnn yaait taskat hanaingss pedaling Tiisteaso im thie court room—and I am’ not at all. cen- About two thousand Fenians left here last night for their bomes, mostly in the West and Southwest, There are about four hundred Fenians left in town, but they ‘will get Off soon, The challenge of the Fonian General Boros to Colonel Lowery, the British commandant at Fort Erie, to fight bim with an equal namber of men was a piece of ridicu- lous bombast, The English officer who received {t tore the chalienge up and threw iton the ground for his answer. Senators Meohan, Fitzgerald and Scanlon left for New York this evening, accompanied by thirty leading off cersof the I. R.A. General O'Neill refased to sanction the action of Genoral Burns in sending the challenge to Colonel Lowry. Mr. Hines has been discharged by the United States Cowtnissoner to-day. The city is now free from Fenians, suring the Court, or upon Ii—have, w a certain extent, been a judicial farce, nnd that Las been brought aboot by the witnesses who knew ail ‘ane tes — transaction bevetn | pe buck, ou the very question propoun , 08 fae baviicae, and refusing to anewer questions om the round that (herr answers might tend to criminate therm. Ye saw here on the Uret day, whea your Honor was ta- clined to compel a witness to answer a question, Sum bo rather (han aus#cr it, preferred to become « martyr go (0 jail before he would tell what he knew, What was asked, in my judgment and in your Honor's alro, had no to throw any ceusure & 1 propose matter euch @ course ax, my jadgment, seems From what bas cecurred we see it is impossible on the part of the government before this tribanal to obtain the necessary evidence to hold the defendant. I do not prow pose, as (he reprsemiauve of the government on o-easion, to omit any action in my power which will bring about a due and proper administration of the law tn thi and all stmilar cases, The law las Seon pes our ly and tho Fe Home—The Fight on the Cars. Povengetram, June 15, 1946, Two car loads of Fenians passed through hero last night en routa for New York. The person who was #0 seriously wjured by the rouchs on the milk irain on the Hudson River Raiiroad on Wed- noaday was to-day carried to Kingston by « comrade. us Retaro motes out to thera, and which Kal ernment ‘Somand taseid be faithfully aud irmly main. DISCHARGE OF COLONEL ROBERTS. Commissioner Betie—-The defendaat is discharged. (Cheers) SCENR AFTER THE ADJONRNMENT. decta Particulars of the alflair seem to be withbeld, report says, ‘When the Commiaioner ae Mr Roberts fin because the man was concerned in a robbery. No in- | charged man, #pectators over iron formation bas been received tn reiation to the man who | 's/ling that Weited them ae ae ae caries was thrown from the car window. toafee atom ‘Susiber mere inthe satis Centre st the dvor opeuing as tbe freus of to bulld- Head om in Lod bees tails alms Simarenwiie us, sung ing tue — en Ses and oe. James Stephens arrived here from Richmond this oe tha ca into i afternoon, stopping at the Metropotitan Hotel. rosity, Mr. Noberts stopped on the corner wiry a she Sr entre and Chambers Meeets and. spoke a few words, It is probable that he will return to New York for a few days before proceeding on his Western tour, Hs Ee iH FENIANISM IN THIS CITY. eaten te ‘Ihe Alleged Breach of the Neutrality Laws—Exzamination of Colonel Kob- for Wasbington in order to erts—The District Attorney Coasents to a oe Ris Discharge, Alleging that he Cannot a = get Evidence, Owing to the Intimida- whieh tion of Witnesses—-The Case to be Taken lawn Before the Grand Jary—Speeches of District Attorney and Mr. MeKeon= eB, pare were Paid Informers—What They Have Done | 5° their professional services In defending him jp the in Ireland, de. se United a rh ite , vi a dusavoa Conse 1 Commissioner Betts sat yesterday in the United States fe, aa they do tae oven require bonds for (Be Commissioncr®’ offiee, shortly after cleven o'clock, for the purpose of proceeding with the inquiry into the charge made against Colonel W. R. Roberts, President of About eight Lundred men retarned yesterday from the drs Tenn Dretherend, ef baring iced thn oom: | £2R a eae, ree Geek cee hens trality laws of the United States, United States had a chance to come forward. Mr. Samuel G, Courtney, United States District Attor- aT THE STRPHEN® MRADQUARTERS ney, and Mr, Ethan Allen, United States Assistant Dis | Pothing of mpostanee ecole. | ray “aed tre trict Attorney, appeared on behalf of the government to tral 120F. feng BoD mp ned oon e Conduct the prosecution, and Mr. John McKeon and Mr, | the fotare Le See aan —— Lam appear Bimyth were for the defendant, Colonel Roverts, who | SF tq swe apeedy ald go the mew ia'teamt. sna they occupied a goat near his counsel, The court was densely | hold are now ao a success ul Mylt, bat hoid out beyond year. crowded, All prenent were in expectation of a long and interesting examination. But the proceedings took ® ‘turn whieb, perhaps, few of the spectators had anticl« pated, It was announced by the Unite! States District Attorney that the prosecution, for the reasons stated in the observations reported below, was abandoned #9 far as the Comminstonere’ offlos wae concerned. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Honor in view of which have taken place to say outside of tile England. We are eatiaied that ihe pudiie will show by. theip attendance their ion OF the many merry hours which thelr did favorite “Jeeme Piper” bas enabled them to pass, Independent of many lyrical comporitions which make up tho Mr. Maswott will giv@ hie aktifat imitations of dierent siogers, 008 0189 sundry comic imitations. in pain Forrest as Othello” and “s Seotehinan a Peatiral,”* are not the leastermasing. The trinment will coneinde with “The Englishmat with fit Evoulass’ and “The Guarge of the Light Brigade,” in view of the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1866, YAOHTING. NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest Newspaper a Best Lites rary Joarnal in the Country. ‘The Wereey Henauy for (ho prosent wook, now ready, contains further chapters of “THE DIAMOND cRoas," Tus Gagat Story ov Awewcay Soourr, BY WILLIAM BARNEY PHILLIS. Defeat of the Ins erior—The Capi ged—The Bact Goverament Spirited Contest of the Hobo- ken Club, OUR HAVANS COKRFSPONDRNCE. Havana, Ju 1, 1866, The revolution in St, Domingo against President Bacs {# increasing in strength, By private letters of a recent date {learn that a town in the province of Cibao had —_—_ declared agalust the government, upon which Yiaez seat Watfrax Karurasey ron rue Warncy Hexaso, a body of troops to bring tho refractory rebels to terms. A continuation of the Weneiy Hexato Pree Sronr The consequence was a @ght, resulting in the loss of 08 seven Killed‘and soveral wounded on the insurgents’ side, “ARNOLD'S CHOICH,” BY MARGARET LEE. The loss of the government force is not stated Pootry—‘‘A Skasowanin Gaowt;”' “Wap Nor or Gov.” Though suce ‘ulin this affair, Baez's position does not appear to be strengthened, on the contrary he finds | It will also give a full account of the movements of | A FAIR DAY AND FINE RACE. THE CORNELIA AND CARRIE THE WINNERS, he. &e. he ‘Yesterday wasanother great day for Hoboken, People may become witty or stupid at hor expense and sueor at the Jersey Elysium, but Hoboken has a fine yacht | ™™self constantly compelled to adopt harsh jor sora ener panes aah blest pee club, and yesterday it was brought out to test its mettio | Measures towards his opponents. | Up to the _ hy present he has banished over a hundred final disraption and dispersion; Interesting intelli- Ai. upon the waters of the Hudson. The course was from ged the stake boat opposite the club house to another boat up the river some ten miles—<just above Fort Wash- gence from tho National Capital and a report of the proceedings of Congres; Important News from laced it in all portions of Europe; Eilito rials on important leading ington. The entrioa wore but few, but they were of | sicge, esiabhehin eir Outposts at Pajarito and mito, : Teh ne ahr aes be arnt | events; Tho Curront Nows ef tho day; Musical and Pie 6, he tent Boats of the. clad. hore | Oe BARRE: OE: VN: BONOEOVBRY Fons seal varlomt for the wap hi, Favela Gcetiii Maee is one thing, however, which is decidedly objectionable tn Yachting as at prevent carried on. Year after year the fleetest boats are put in and carry away prizes which should be left to other competitors, For many seasons Whea Santana and Baez carried on their civil war, the former vccupied the same posts when besieging the city of St, Domingo, as those now threatened, In all probabil ty the government of acg Is drawing to a ciose; for it is likely that thfs revolution, whies bas review of the Agricultural situation, with a quantity of useful matter for Farmers and Gardonors; Interesting Literary, Artistic and Setontific reading; Tho Intest Sporting Intelligence; Interesting information for Miners; Brig Voton (Br), Tufts, Cow Ray—P I Nevius & Ran Brig Loutee (Br), Clark, Me mmrews, NH! Vrye & do. Ving A ir}, Crowe, Pieiou—JI Whitgey & Co. =e » Bil, Pare and « ctnrket— (& ouge- a. Bebr Meteor (Br), D oon. Hes ta MeCol! & Frith. Rohe angela (Bri, Craus, Patshoro, NDR De Wolt @ Co. Rohr BM Farber, Talvor, deore—G DS Stranabaen New Ifaven—ttacket, Tooker @ 1 Godwin, Waterbury, Starsford Dart, Johnson, btamford Herteain, Norwalk—M Briggs & Co. ARRIVED, Steamship Maghattan, Doakeu, Vera Cras J M Javans Lith, With mdse aud passeugers, °y ainship Talisman (Br), Smfth, Kingston, Jam, Juae wish tide aud passengers, to Kibo & Manag, 15th, lat 13 ton fa histinn bark steering New Ortew loop Ale ine 7, with 10th inst, ona, fF ve 4 ™, ton 79 98, Palnyra, oie SW) lath, ot Th, PM, off Barnegat, seawmship Geortal Barner, baum, oly Nereus, Heute, Hoa ta mdse, ww Tae Oded BSteamshey WP Clyde Mewell, Boston with meer, wthe Metropollton Heam-hip Satoru A Vangoant, # amd &protbtng am: | 4th tut, lal ship Minda (Br), from Gen: for New York at 4} 22 steamships Fulton abd iro rl ny bound I." | Ari, AB days, with railroad trom, Om the Julia took every prize of the New York Club. | already become so strong, will ev. as all similar ones Bhip Asia (Hirews, Wendehorst, Hremen, 27 days, wttt - 7 i ‘ y Y of the Cattle, Re “ m, 10 ot ie When the superiority of a yacht ts conceded, it seems or done Is Deming —by the overthrow of the tea me Darumwapbrialaa ey ri we Bn bag oye Sy = ad ‘ entirely reasonable that she should be withdrawa either | “it is not at all rom: Jo in that country, however | Markets; Advertisomonts, and roports uf all interesting | itty hatel Gem rer wagmenin Men Loring, Nenritan M6 by her owner or the rules of the club, and give place for | 1t might be cousidered elsewhere, that the individual wh events 0f she week days, with sugar, Ao. oH ye nore Others to participate which have no chance of win- | Placed General Bacz at the head of affairs is the very one » , pan Of Tasterany wilh Hight wh ike, Paae Deine ta OC BU. AS See en Of i Now subserivers to the Weexty Hewato can obtain | withtrnic tod eT Pemeaatt ning against the champion, ‘his practice deters many from entering, and in a measure spoils the sports upon the water, Visit, General Cabral, the head of this robell: right hand man of General Baez, and oue of was complimented by our shrewd Secretary of Siate (or the virtues which the “regenerated republicans of St. Domingo" were supposed to possess, Pimentel, at that (ime Baez's Minister for the Interior, the back numbers containing “ARNOLD'S CHOICE,” the mew Prize Story, ‘THE ENTRIES. upon this occasion were the following: —Of the FIRST CLASH Teams. —Singie subseription $2; Three copies, 85; Allowance. | was in an capecial manner the recipient of the highest je eouien: G8; Tee copies, $15, Mingle: eopian) Five oe po yo. cigell mente from Me Seward, ‘The four years of prose | couls each, A limited number of adverusoments tn "947 9. 1:09 | Perous government then promised to General Hace Lavo | sented in the Weary Henan, 9:16 | Since then flown to the four d leas than ix — 16-21 months’ of rule have proved too great @ trial for the con Bm Rm Am Ame A me Ame Ae Ae Am Ae AL stancy of his fickle supporters Gentlemen's aud Bose’ © 2 sripecpreanininteiyitetnrenpiner Boys" all wool Seo 2:29 | Meeting of the Board of Supervisors. @iatigette yes REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLEG row 1865, ‘The Brard of Supervisors mot yesterday at one % M, Henry Smith, President of the Board, in the chair. ‘The annual report of the Comptroller for the year 1865 was recelyed and ordered on Ale, The following {3a summary of some of the principal points in the report :— OPPRATIONS AND STATE OF COUNTY TREASUEY, Aftor getting on bowrd the Doats it was remarkable what transformations took place, Young gentlemen who a few moments before were seen to descend to the cabin dressed in the height of fashion, emerged in the Veta of hardy sailors; their manners, too, changed, and rom the conident manner with which they took botd of and hauled ropes, and © home’’ at the call of the captain, it was ny mers that they had been there before, and were not the land-labbers they looked. Everything being in readiness, at ten u'clock and forty A.—A.—A.—Clergy other eb minutes the first gum was fired to make ready; and p amonitt oF of t A.—Ladtes’ Klastiax, ft was a sight Worth feelng to Observe the ke ee en ey ae th A inrge astoriment of the wort fashionable and beautif tivity and life everywhere manifested on board annual county report, was... a i "phon heterbr te Sg eh meres: & the theso | diminutive ships, At ten o'clock and | Receipts from all sources during bA6S amount PORIUMS, 575 Brondway, gew ¥ forty-five minutes the second gun was discharged, and, dextrously slipping their cables, away they wont, the Cub getting the best of the start. The breezo was very light, direct from the south; but as a strong flood tide was s#oiting the boats moved along at a good rate, the Cornelia taking the lead. Tho Broadbill, however, $24,008,471 Mock, Saratoga Springs. uct ferred to City Treasury on account taxes and interest thereon. ..... got on her waiking boots, and before a couple of miles | Total... ete A Positive Care in we te Four ‘were accomplished had stepped up to the litle champ'on LASTS PAID AND OUTSTAND dove, GAMARITAN'S GIVT yt pills, purely, veges in ® very saucy manner, as though she intended | Amonut of warrants on te Treasury paid table, Sold at 21 Park row, amd by dengginte, Uriee $3. to dispute Cornelia’s rght to wear laurels longer, but with true femnine instinct she sho Ler crinoline (or and retarned to the Comptrolier daring the A.—The Ensign of Heauty, the Herald saile) out, and, pouting, put hor protty head n trifle in | YOM WA rcrrrereeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeececccee of power—a bevitiful foru, Madam JUMBL'S MAMMA shore, and to the astonishment of tho crew of the Browl- | jtance remaining Iu the Treasury Decem RIAL BALM, 96 Canal street Dill seon showed them her heels, The Cuband Nellie | beri IWS... , Ai cecvecee $200,061 nauge- were aloo very affectionate, and hugged one another a | The amonnt of outsanding warrants on De- © Dack Vests, though Nelli¢ wore the maternal reiative of the other. | vember 26, 1864, wud (ho amount arayn ira. Custom work. At this time, as if from sheor jesiousy, Carrle came up in 1963 Wab..e. oe “$15,246,607 CLARKE, M2 aad 114 Wilibem street. | and dounced by the whole. The breeze quickening, Cor- | The amount pald by Ci : -_-— -— pela took a. start and left the Broadbiil as though abe |” (hc year 1963 wae ae 18.288 All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed, Draw- were standing stilt, with her bill fast im the sand. The ‘ Ings, eACulAFH anda formmation vet Cornelia now passed up to the Carrie, and, yoking her, K CLAYTON, 10 Wall stent, S. ¥ hod @ severe tnasle, and there ensucd some pretty my, allies meen salling; but tually the Carrie succumbed if ihe amoant wae | AM Prtzee im the Koval Havana and was mistress of the sit Aw the but $i whlch wat eer conniy eccovnts ie. 1863. the { otve# egaltzcd lotteries earned Enfurmation given. | amount was $45; in 1864 the amount was $1,462, and iy cota reer te about a length ; second, Carrie; third, Eroaitbiil; on o ti ‘093, aro ae alarm port, while Da Cub; fifth, Neibe, At Fort ‘Washington tho Carrie, ei ein ae. tein A Bs gear yp ob eo oma er wT rant ter ie ie "a eee probably feeling indignant at the troatmont #he had re- The receipts from the different rources of county reve. | Kitts howl dewcriyuune ea bend « — : Rea meyehian } yes le has Paaen, ceived, whisked past the Cornelia so quickly a8 to Sur | nig way $14,5'5,019, while the expenditures during the by “or Sane, 9 On, Seg Sen ew op everybody, The wind Bow commenced bo breeze | yoar wore $10,258,764. paren: oan. ly, and the boats were all well together. At this moment nembers of ladies and geatiomen, with their families, were to be secu ‘om the shore at the heights, waving (heir bandkercbiefe and cheering on the @mateur scamen. stak> boat the Carrie (second class) turued first at 12:13; second, Cornel.a (Urst class), 219%, thicd, Broadbiti, 12:16; Cubs, 12:19; Nellie, 12:22, ‘The wind commencing to blow vory heavy » Br arene tL The rest of the and O14 Sapersiworn during th colpts froma the general fund sine: Kemions, Skin Disewsow ured by a few applic. patractor. It never by druggiats. Depot 49 Ces Muy Millee's 1 Tent in nse, Lange size ie, Se jack or Brown, Ugeins, Wopot Ub Brey Corns, Bunions, Entarged Joints and did some feate of water and lofty nbling rr rm fai of the feet cured by Dr RACHARIE, 76 Brond- od kept on in abowt the same ition, 1 " “ ees Bit diseases of the feat oured ” ; gi 4 ween @tvenharg jem wouTet €45,960 wow received in 1866 98 | w eves in the following order:~ First, Cornelia, by a lenxth | Prom County Clark....... sei $10 028 trhea Preced ahead of the next’ Broad I, Gab. I purpogatd’....s-5ccc 503 LES Compa © Mk core fret ten poet at agrerae . Phitadelpiia, Um bor Carne then.the Nellio. At Fort Washington ty) Carrie ageia | (icra Can took the lead, so that it can be -eon that it tase very | Ciork Supe rion Court ty race between these two boats; hat thie did not} Oioric Marine Court, Many winutes; for the Cornelia would not be devied | Cier.) Supreme, Sapenor, Com her place, and again wot up to her spunky ‘ttle rival, aphers’ fees, Sexy They are pro ‘wakear eT! NaeD Fveryhody Desires to be Personally beaaritn berate # fact derinitely eettied by all anet 4 it for Stan and for & fow minutes a mainsa! would, have corered combed ravedy hse ern panera that autandy oan ome ome except them both. man sailors, the captain of | qe valuation of property subject to ta cov are Bs Celebrated KN@K, at 212 oF to abore und there gat be- | tnecliy end county of New York for the Broadway the Carrie crept in too . calmed, and the Cornelia went speedily out into the | cording to the auuual veturn of the Cotimissioucrs of - yenee Leck-Stitel Sewl river. Taxes and Assemements, was me het Tho beating down the river was very exciting aud Real omate.. mf . é cee PART 200,986 a, the world, FLORENCE SEWING UNE OO! Personal estate ceccteserssceecees WSLGR ATL | No, a Broadway, ‘They passed the stake boat in whe wisuing Srvt clas prite, Neti, 3:05, Second Clase 2:A2ie the winning boat went in New York LION BHO TH bits, 33 Cortland! erent etirmed by Jed by (he Board of Saper- The valuations of real ¢ exceedingly Interesting regatta, A tine collation wa, | Vonert and eocreu ed aud served up on the termination of the race, and generat | 4s returned hy the ¢ missioners goed humor prevailed, ‘As returned by the Commilter « The Jersey City Yacht Clab. | amertni ‘The annoal regatia of the Jersey City Club witt i fon vext Wednesday. Tho start of tho lirst One boats will be made at half-past tweive o'clock Io from @ flag boat anchored outeile of the trestle of the it was an re 427,208,464 | oun beauty ~ 4 . Gourn from Low 48 Mrvtwa in extoudimg ems, 7 The rate of taxation for ” year Lsho wo oat of the Club Hunre, passing it to to the Recefrer gf 1 108 Were aa FoNlowe: = vn | dollare sud ninety -pine ee one hundred doliare Gra Central Railroad, atrenat of the Club Howse, going from } dollars aus niuels gine cone por om | z, theace around # flax stationed of Comey Island, poring | \ goon’ required (9 be ralwed..... $15,200 JHA Na b Ancor pha it to theeast and souil, thence back to t Valuation of property... ... Goad WHF 5, | é point, passing the fax boat to the wert and nort Kate of tax...csess <2 00 por #100 | Wwe's Sewing Machine ‘will start from the same point, INK | Product of tux Hy PAVE THEO... c ec cece reece UR 208,008 4 MOWER, Peeewent, So ow Me ette, passing it to the east and south, The atual footings of the several tax bogke dtivccd | A. | the west and north. Tho first class yachts acw thos Ae pe gh ai Without Myatery.—Dawn Gare | 0 measuring over twenty-three feet, the seoond clase, | wards, ‘Amun’. Wards. dees 4 Cail at be ha Beye Bis in Si | those measuring twenty three feet end und - ie sion $1,040 | LK SEI #8, 14 Palton - ww 4 } class will be allowed for tine two seorne 2 4 ‘uu « n - 3 Invisible Photogra pts. ‘ TUT Ov TH Aen . Perfect Ph nin the pari Pree H % ovute per pack iehKen ¢. . PICKFORD, meiotactarers, WM Nasean street, New York i . - & : Jules Jurgensen Watches, English Pat- ad Rikers y aNd, « reek. ent Lever Wateet, Gold atohoe Fe Laake 4 intent wins Kitaro | way, ue dow. bebo } LAST CONCERT OF THK MENDELSSOHN ett Sot haere ATHALIE AND LUREINE, usiox- A most formidable Dill, consisting of the principal | Votad 6, TAINS ON PRROOSAL ROTATE. goms of Athalic and Viriine, was offered by this soctety at Irving Hail on Thursday evening. Rewidents Non-residents. . The audience war very large and the chorus and orchestra numbered one ——— hundred and thirty artiste, Mr. Wiliams Berge wetod aw | POM oo sees t tet dG conductor, It was very injudicious to yregent sch sa The amount of uncollected taxes in the hands of the ra , hai ge |p araied le Dr RKILLAN flow FON, Howrd Aowpetaus interminable programme so late in the season, expe. | recivet on December SL, 184, wan $4,725,040. dre A cally as the soprano and alto solos in Athaile succeeting MyM Ny ted tase om December 31, | Pbindelph «, ~ the opening chorus, “Heaven and the Earth Display,” The # burrowed! and pai! upon cointy revenue Orne & sowing weed ERASDEM bonds dering the your 1865 wos $3.54 900, Tho woul amount of Riot Damages Houde No. 2, of 1882, lexard in 1804, wae $242,100; fm 1R05, ma $42 000, and the amount reualiing Ubmeued is Planer, ter: Toe Wotal amount of Boldiers’ Bounty Fund OY ay Tape pt. 2, payable June 1, 2885, (awed during the years 1906 nny a might have been conveniently left out. There ia much in Athalie (hat possesses no Mendelssohman traits, and in & concert al! redandaneles stould be erased The overture received [ittle color from the on heaters, but Was rendered in A epiritiens, mechanical style, Now snd 160, wae §T.641, S00. aad thon would sures op Witte passionate ceitnente of | "tno stacamt’ co miners” bounty fend Donde Ne, § wopek ue FF gg: C17 Kp nde the strings, ae it were complaining of the prepondor. | outstanding December 0, 1si6, was 8769.20 ie pold. oe . The amount imwed ia b 6b of Bolder’ Bounty Fumd BATH Co, re “The Ladies of Our Roweehold Kudores heen fons collected during 1466. — wailed KORKETE® COUOAINE for the haly To the Citporaton of the tity of New York,.,...@atar | o* warren! To the New Vors Inetriate Asylum, bring tom per FLAVORING EXTRACTS for moohing porpeet Hows cen) Of the amount received. —_ Fourns ship Reaper, Prosa Crur and b Bhery af our tiles, do May 1, with 0 bots 7 dave. WilliEa. with (eait tod & T Peweatl, we T Hoyt, Crane Rehr Ville ‘erly, Balumore. ‘Uladwiiy, Rllzabetbport for Ntlarcas Waine, Georges . days. Bedford for Bllraboth part. noe for Randout. Rondon ler, Newport for or, Now Maye i oper, Wh fh Light, 1, Hadw Sehr Furest Howe, Wind ut wuuset, § if Mari Suiy Rearnn—A despat A, ataine ote sem Avril tor Cale ed Of Mth inet, & th, NI, for Come Nx. June 12, ew egisuer, Bull at Car n Terry, of nad for New Redford, fromm: whoa how t shout Wwe arom ci whieh hex 6 plare ian coneee eof Ute the ’ f nme Cor vee Ww cash, and wi Ans, of Kook part Purver J ¥ Ga ship Monbattan, Crom + fur the promt dee Notice to Mariners, 4 by lights tn th The vUcniny to cme the bude or drop the curtain New ford Pande Whatrmen. bin Jonna, Saith. of XBedford. xd from Monoluin May tue the Areaie Me Allerton, of Boston, waa at St Lucie May ot ihe + Howland, of at NMedtord lark, tow Meucy T acti: Qeene Tork xem Hreers, Hamilion, of NMed ord, wer at Howalute, Vinsent, OVE, Me wih bard Malton Bore Howes) rine ook Veorimaionn, wae as Voge f Bpoken, dee. { Kosten), Devereaus, with S40 quintale of a AA ton’ 9 snot kaure, foe Frith, NY¥orep Cooee, de cen Bil, Hotere, SVorte roe, Lol + He, Oe j +) Kurinte (Hew a Jones, Wabtiew rey Joe, art Fie Tozer, ihepiard. Hemeviton: eet re Micrhanf, Mf 1th, Sone be Jenny Lemetin i, 49 vig At Jahaoge bid Moy + ether Tronte Ried, fowler Mom rere, de (Let Bitte fae ee te Mar. Heoretia. fon Malthe Mery, bor Wort alte more, wigs mus, Voy, do a Voms Care s0y9 6=Jn port harte Lgmerte Kireneam, . Ly Warvotais, fram try Frome do, ane Si, deny tore “~ or Ul\yeen Mert, ably Atlante, Name ‘e"} voice, whieh, with cultivation, dramatic power sod Tow, , 2 atendew, might sutcowfully eamay the moet difiouit The ag be Nand ee, York mage aor Nh paste roles ‘oratorio, , Toran’ iment | means for bu! me, are i “ é to veut, of her P feoea Tight and gracefat | of a Sen ou testen stock, wae Ou a “we ber 31, The ‘det bautnen of tte Riot Indempity Fund | ing Mahone 9 4 Battombow Mecbine No OS Hr. PR oy nnd noe hans Seen Sp to Tien bes beak wks ib ths beienns othe have can el “wiping Nstoe we 0 ° of the Soldiers’ Bow when it stood at G00) The belance to the debit Fond since Deoomber 0, 1966, 000. TT _SHIPPING NEWS. ere le ANler soma font ne hur ness was deposed of, Hapery ” moved Toewiny went, when ( convene to carty out (he law which Girectet (he 4, An . Krenke', Marre vin Penetey Went ery V08 PN net oh ia : ri - oy EL St | : Nerle fopervitors 0 meet on the third aH June © divile the ely Into Awembiy dieaeete, aor Haw ee * der, Twned read the act of the 0 and Te ee a Trees, Cov Iepeo & De wet } %. tert MA Paine (Pr), Anterena, Dortmener, MB OR A | ' Norte Van tem errypa Me Culby & 13k te i fre thet they should meet 7 a) ehbarew bie moos, Board sljrorned to meet at 12M on Mow ne Pocket ue wes serra rt ine PAs 81), Code, OMeNiINT ead a ene 6 * oe me WANE OR TRITATIONS.. ah Voretwagoen ret, feat ; o. r ’ tnd Aas vite Wanted Feat dna ann LortaY eet ate i at, ~ ; 4 ri. Reacca, Renin, Wostee . crept, oz tertner partivsiare enieeet W. v L Gee poaeins. meth. Besley : 3 fumetinn (Pry Romer ove eg wa rig Otorasat <1), Copere, Cort, for orderemittoreries | |: wept Jone F-6ht tere Menmhenm, Geil BAN, Some Dee bare Worren 1 a wry, bernard, Havana! “ inahips Grmrge OF 4 Cryer, Ontinw, t WO ArORT are Ve berm . — 1 verte Wagatin, wae pane A Port of New York, June to, 1860. Fig Bplay. Rlorteein. Yen Bewestan; brig Harry Vr an, Cam “ of trae wartike eptrit about , W RED TRY, Sone are fat pt Nes by Htesmohip Carat me ae Tin sgematrim | ener satin ps a whe en Wisk, hint and elves of the Rhine, sp Miberwia (Br), Mencer, Clangre 0 Metemand ae nape! 7 Wewry on Knee, ond 6M eermmnm, Jowed the female evorus top flermann (Bren Wente, tanthemnpton ond wee haves Jane tenn Are rhage A Teareton. Cu Ce Toasty tote eowoy Cretty ak tor Coptn Naray Tare Maria the Myiremcsiy Milde (Macs Travia, Pruning Kane | wire Boren, Posh, bik Inga Cure” 1 ‘une. . ‘ ya ; os <. , 1 Ao . ner hounds and and stating that appropriationy for pri . ‘eeomabtp ‘Vitte 4+ Porte Sooment Mawr t Moe wien, eter, Riek og ‘eke ‘ . | Lariine pee to eominay Widingy pak alg rae Mfemaranhip Weetchevier, totrom, Wihmingiog, Dota Ab | FHMRACOLA, Mor mary wie | tos Renton lever, ome oftow ant rapport «! detailed , Were b | Sou. vs nt i Chante ¢, Warven, Piviaden 4 Than Anvermetie 1 avagitin, See ‘They cot soting thee bo Farther comirerte be awarded aga cst ahs Chante 6, Waren, oe roe * | Mary & Pm ange Sa ol ie oo en. Renews, ope, Rat Prien B son. “rH A es Nermng, Gmericons= = eilageen Moras ter rig Hares Bes « Phileor tor F nant t oe. Ay Seem on to iid —AnL, Hmeanen oe cro ae alt eharetso, G 7 Madi aroe ee et ed ieoreee, Bare ,