The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1866, Page 5

T: y : wa “ » ; ag Li- ” 7. Cuseein- feme mare 2 <5, Geen " @ o'clock yesterday for -# President Sobultz in tho corted that during the past week Gfty-five .« for licenses had bees reported on favorably, sg im all 6,380 licenses granied by the Board. COMPLAINT AGAINST A LIQUOR DEALER. James Gallagher, keeper of @ liquor saloon corner of Forty fifth street and First avenne, was accused of not keeping bis place of Mr. en) ot Ky., introduced e bill : be of Ky. a Srammbrrivories to bold thelr oices and ie papers the capitol of the Territory. The bill was read twice if ADUITIONAL LAND I4STRICT IN NEBRASKA tar. Krew oce, ot N introduced a bill to estab- ap additional iand district in the Territory of Nebras- ‘Tho bill waa read twice and referred to the Com. iitee on Public \YMENT FOR HORSES OF OFFICERS LOST DURING TRAN®- PORTATION, Mr, Larmam, (rep.) of W, Va, offered a resolution, ich was adopiod, instructing tho Committoo on Mill: Affairs to inquire into the expediency of reporting mdment to the uct of March 3, 1849, providinz ment for horses and equipments of oflicers lost rough the manage railroad judiciary Committee, reported ik, With amendments, a bill to amend the act of sep- ber 24, 1789, to establish judicial courts of the United INJUNCTIONS IS8URD YESTERDAY. Dering the day Juage Cardozo tsaued another largo number of injunctions, which wero served on the cap- ‘tains of the different precincts: — 3 third Precinct—Charles Moore, 263 Broadway; —~ Michael, 104 Vesey street. Fourth Precinct—Thomas Burke, 84 Oliver street; Bechard O'Neil, 48 Roosevelt street; Patrick ena 360 Pearl street; Daniel Doran, 14 Roosevelt street; Henry €. Butt, 84 Roosevelt street’; Stephon Lynch, 56 Roose- velt street; John 8. Roche, 32 New Bowery. Sixth Precinct—Alex. Holdman, No, 7 Elizabeth street ; John Lane, 40 Baxter stroct; John Doyle, 15 Mott strect; George Shand, 16 Mulberry street; John’ McGuire, Nos. 8 and 10 ( entre street. Bight Precinct—John Fiynn, 180 Spring strevt. Eleventh Precinct—Peter Hucbes, 240 Houston street ; James Huwhes, 135 aven © D and 206 avenue Mary Connor, 199 Lowis street; Timothy Devyer, Twellth street, Fourtecnih Procinct—Robert K. Grace, 67 Kast Hous- tou street; Francis McLoughlin, 116 Mulberry street. Sixteenth Precwci—Cuaries Websver, 163 West Kight- CONFERENCE COMMITTEES, request of the Senate for ference committee the bill further to prevent sou; ‘was agrocd to, Howe Committee of Conference on the Freed- a Bureau bil are Messrs, Eliot, Bingham and sie- ough. “At hait-past four P. M. the House adjourned. eonth street; ‘Thomas Barber, 213 Tenth avenue; Robert | POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Lavors, 247 Tenth avenue. | tlie Aas Seventeenth Proeinct—Wim. Kraft, 175 East Eleventh i cs steect; Win. March, 173 First a: 5 Or G Boncrany iw Gaeevwion Sreewr.—On Thursday night | j7s Was Kiovomih Ginette Gtonnaly werear basomont door of promises No. 191 Greenwich | Hight enth Precinct—Patrick Garvin, 146 Rast Twenty } : , fourth str et; Bernard Kel feet, oocupied by Jobin MeCoill & Co. as a tobacco and | Soir! At Me C: ighteenth atreet ; Reilley, 116 Kast store, was forced open by two youths, named Wil- | qywonts John Cosgrove, 401. East Tweny. ‘Williams and Michael Dempsoy, sixteon and seven- | third stroo!; Frederick Bush (licensed), 275 avenue A. Mineteout Precinct—Hurry Hill, corner Sevauty-first fen years of age. Before they had entered the premises Adsecured plunder officer Smith, of the Twenty-sevenin received {normation of what was golng on; street and Third avenue: Forty seventh street, Twentieth Vreeinct—Edward Gonnoud, 422 8 ‘howas Hanney, 199 Kast youth ‘hereupon he called wificer Irish, of the same precinct, | avenue; David (. Matthews, 169 West Twonty-ninth this ald, and siccoeded in artesting tho young men | street; Martiu J. Eien, 252 West Thirtieth str amed, in the rear of the store, where they Lad s creted Tw -first Preeinct—Jobn ©. Quinlan Jemscives, The pritonera mao a bold and determined | avenue; James M Gaingle, 600 Second ave Tort to ; but the offic’rs were too quick tor them. | Flynn, 65% Second avenue; Thomas Hearn, be youthfui offenders wero taken before Justice Hogan, | Twenty-eighth street; Charles Kiernan, 314 E $4 committed for trial in de:ault of bail. sixth street: Martin Keegan, 182 East Forty firat atreot Tweaty-second Presinct—Edward Burne, 631 Tenth ‘Tam Broan Street Anson Case —Tho examination in | yong; Hugh Tiernan, 840 Elghth avenuo; John Quinn, te case of Mr, Augustus Morro, recently arrested on | G9] Kleven'h avenue; Dennis Rycr, 1,427 Hrostay upieion of setting fire to hix lunch room, No. 14 Broad . “caer y Soveuth avéhue, Cog! hen ae nhw i reot, was yesterday continued before Justicy Hogan, ;the Tombe, Farther tostimony for the defence was (troduced, after which Wm. F. Howe, counsel for the forcible third etreets; John Moore, 698 fon Nugent, 682 Ninth avewiio; Proderick 1. Flagg, 575 Tenth avenue; Frederick Renrode, corner of Foriy- mixth strect and Eleventh avenue. Twenty-zeventh Preciuct—Vat. Joyce, 117 Washing! etroet; George Shand, 33 Weot sireet; James Burs, 61 Washington street; David O'Coauor, 12 Washington Peny-cy ith Prectact—Pairick Stewart, 117 Chari- (on strect; Guilagher, 16 Downing siroet, APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES. iHtional ications for licenses were osived ir. Maniorre, the treasurer, re- a ports (he recolpt of about iwo thousand dotlars from that source, ro. todietinguished visitors as a mark of great VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW. ‘The reason of MoNally being 80 honored The fol named persons were yesterday arrested for violatin, Exewe law, and Justice Hogan held rf them in bail each to answer before the Court of General ae Brune, 429 Greenwich street; Ernst Niemaier, 46 Ni atreet; No. $ Pearl street; Thomas Ambrose, bartender, First B Hf Hoa fom, Oe et, ‘Pifty-ninth and sixtieth streets; Rd back avenue, between nt ane phen ge 4 ward Van ‘Beggern, coruer atrect and Fight There were no cases of any im; Kevex Market Police Court exces tsb} t officers inst the following ioe dear or dalla ao the law:—Theodore " without om Feldstein, ; John Wolsh, 07 Market street; Henrieti Ch street; Aaron Milhause, €0 First avenue; al, 17 Resex street; Franck B. Lang. 37 street. Ench of was held in recoguizances of $100 to appear at the next Court of The following liq disposed of by Justicn low [aor cases were Kelly:—-Jobn fe mers, corner Fifty-fourth atreet and Bleventl avenue; Heary Wei corner Fi fourth Van Penta, West INTERFERING WITH OFFICERS DANGEROUS. ‘The first arrest tor interference with the police, with a view to prevent their making arrests for violation of the Excise law, was made Thursday © ening by officer Oat's, ‘of the Twenty-second precinct. White #o many regard our fellow citizens of Trish birth and affinities as tie ever bellicose championa of invaded rights and have been oxpecting that ere this they would have made somo beilliverent assertion of bibulons privileges, tho records of the police courts show, greatly to the credit of the merourial race, that quiet on or legal rem- edy hae been their rule of conduct. The late movement in the direction of Canada having called atic ation to the Chrictian virtue of noutrauty ft be they are sehool- ing themseives to ita practice. On the other hand the and ont Kee B ‘oked to acts of aggr’seion. The (ward D. James, who charged them with having wil- (ly sworn falsely to a material matter, The affidavits he case are lengthy. Counsol for the defendants sub- Itted that the lon involved in the int was me of title between said James and James ‘and that defendani ified in they bad made. ALtEGeD Marnxu.—Last evening officer John Murray, of the Twentith precinct, arrested a man named James Beoham for violently assaulting his fathor-in-law, Patrick Walsh, at bis residence, No. 624 West Thirty- to the station house turned on ‘Boer and, wrench- a atber ‘ee brought be- Justice Kelly ye-terday morniny were unmisiakabiy tons. ‘an ta, or, 429 me George nearthen, Henry Keive and Herman Weblor— with a violation of the Excise obstructing the officer in the dir- duty—are the parties complained exists between the -tatement« ndanta, Oatix swears io We rest of Van Ponts, and Card trom an Alleged Burgier. EDITOR OF THE HERALD. SHAL FOR CONTEMPT—THE MATTER TO BE HEARD ca JUSTICE NELSON—OONFLICT OF A i Before Commissioner Newton. The Case of the Requisition of the Prusian Government pie iH Hi & { i | | Gj 4 37s a i a im the Marshal ne " fn named fran arrested by the ae aS Sad ner to be brought before a Uniied States Commissioner ontil adjudicated by Jndge anauon, (he matter stands the Lith proxtmo. "mW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JU fa, somo of the parting had Hccnsea from whieh bad not expired, avd some had no wanted the counsel lo pick out one ‘Mr. Bliss ald they could be ready with a ease in . ‘Ths other cases they desired to postponed for a couple of weeks at least. Mr. Campbell, who appeared for several Liquor dealers, wanted to know what protection his clients would have against arrest on Sundays when they could not bave the benefit of a habeas corpus, Judge Cardogo—I don’t think there will be any dif culty on that score. If the police make any arresta in casos whore I have issued injunctions they will be the firat and only ones, I will take care that they are not repeated. I am determined, as I said before, to carry out the cadens, of (hie coseh.Se every sae) Matas ie wie wor, All the other cases except the one which will heard om Monday are postponed until July 18. The Seenetion coat: case to remain in force until that we. CITY INTELLIGENCE. Moxc 1 tHe Paxe.—The Park Commissioners an- nounce that, weather permitting, there will be music in the Park to-day commencing at tour P. M. The follow. ing ts the programme selected :— 1. Fredorick WI .Winten. Overture to La -Donizettt, Kel altz... Jaunotta. mphoute.. .L. Von Beethoven. La Violets Masurk & Overture to Wittiam t Part one Farewell to the Foreat. . Grand selvetion from Masaniello. ‘THIRD. vant 9. Quadrille, Irian Melodies, 8 Bec ‘Tratech Folk . Mis if 7 12 Pariition Gatop eB Tun Custom Hovsa.—Collector Smytho th been has pretty busily engaged during the week in putting the business of his department in working order. Severa, &ppointmonts and removals have been arranged which only require confirmation at Washington to be carried into Iramodiate effect. The contract for the whole general order department has been given to a firm in this city— tho income from which amounta to about $200,000, Convexrion oy Freicnt Agents.—The Convention in session at the Bt. Nicholas Hotel are transacting their business with closed doors, Whatever of interest to the pans may bo evolved from their debates it would be hard to predict, but it is understood that the necessity of establishing @ uniform tari for freight on all tho lines Ww generally conceded and will bo accordingly provided rr. Mereorouitan Finn Derarnowt—Estimats ov Ex resprruns ror 1867.—The Commissioners met at Fire- man’s Hall, Thursday last, for the transaction of busi- nosa, An estimate of expenditure for the year 1567 was nt required at $700,000. away & Sons expressing tt efficiont manuer in which the fire which oc factory a week since was esting utshed ». A communication was d from the Mfetropoliiin Board of Hoalth request- use Of a steam fro engine for the purpose of test- ing the effvot of extreme heat asa disinfectant. Other business of an omaacs § character having been disposed of the Board adjourne Ixviratioy To THe Seventy Reotanyt N. G. to Vout the Pants Exrosrrion,—An invitation has betn received by Colonel Emmons Clark ond the officers and soldiers of his command, the seventh regiment N. G., signed by two hundred Awerican citizens residing in Paris, to visit the great exposition to be held in that city in 1867. Tho invitation ix very flatteringly worded as regards the gal- lant Sevensh and their claim to be recognized as a repre. sentative regiment of citizen soldiers of tho great re- public, No doubt arrangements will be initiated which will lead to the acceptance of the invitation, Tus Aemosacne AMMmuTHeaTRE IN THe PARK.—To-day wili be the grand opening day at the above popular al Srereo place of amusoment, There will be ascensions througout (he day, under the personal superintendence of Professor Lowe; 4 grand concert at two o'clock, tight- »pe performances by Horry Leslie, of Niagara fame, at fobe olciock, and froworks in the evening. — The amphi- theatre, and’ the amnisementa, and the various improve ments lately made by the fessor, are well worth seeing. Musicia~e? bomortee thanks fi Veativat.--Tie Azchenbroeder Verein, @ fon, composed of musicians, held @ festive) at Punk's Union Park yosterday, which was Qui © sGcromsTEt oot, “The eectety aumbers nearly three hemdred meravexs, who, with their families and Felativon, enjoyed themsdives in tine style, The, festivi u whiel musical oxercisea, dancing + social pastimes, commenced at one o'clock P. M. and were continued until nine o'clock in the event The Teutouia Society and Beethoven igud just retnrned from the Saengerfest at Providence, were gach represented on the ground by a delegation singerd, Mexrixe oF Sx NX" Masons. —The regular meeting of the stone wasone of this ont was held Iast night at the ball, corner of Twenty-third stree, 94 First avenue. Joho presided, Cornelius pro MOlliff acted as Secre- tary. Abining of importance gd, the object of the meeting being to call together mazons, with a view to # speedy and Tor jhe best interests of the trade. * Descent ov A DistitLenY amp Smmcne or WiisKEy.—A distillery sttuaied in the Fifth district, and wisich has been for some time under the surveillance of officers of the Revenue Department, was yesterday morning uncere- moniously entered by the detrctives and a large quen- tity of apirits found therein seized. No particulars could be aaceriained beyond the fact that it was suspected the distiller waa about removing the stuff without havin Brmt paid Uncle Ham's charges thereon. Home light w be thrown on the matter to-day In the course of the judi- Cal inquiry that must follow thie action of the depart men! Tus Hariex Rawway Track on 125ta Sraeet.—The war betwoen the railway company aud the residents of Harletn and Manhattan crows more and more interes! ing. ‘The p ople ewear that the cattle trains shall not ran, and the company are as dotermined in their intentions as ever. Yesterday rumors were rife as to the commence. ment of the work of — down the tron. An inves Ligation of the rumors result’d in the discovery that yee- terday afternoon about thirty feet of Ne track had been iaid om 125th street, near Sixth 0; but the are for horse cars, not ir ntenm care. "It tx ax ried by the policeman on beat that this iron was Law # orders for a horse railway. To-day solve the mystery, whether the Harlem Company have the rails on the streets or other parties, The people of Harlem are very much excited, aod last night betw of one hundred to ten dollars were freely offered | fore two weeks the Harlem trains would be panning upon the street; but there were uo Amasements. THR MATINEES TO-DAY. afternoon performa:cea, in and out door, which are to teke place this afiernoon are varied in charactor and likely to wait persons of the most diverse tastes, A: the Freuen theatre, im Fourteenth strost, near the Sisth avenue, A Night in Kome, with the Inat act of The Doetor of Alcantara, will be played at # grand matinée, conducted in the usual good style of the estabiishment. At Wood's theatre, Broadway, Mr, Barton Mili, the comedian, will appear in Brother fam at ® matinée, com. mencing st the usual hour, The extravaganza, The In. Visible Prince, will also be performed, the Worrell sis. tors appearing George Christy's fashionable matinée opens at the new Filth Avenue Opera House at two o'clock. The whole company will take part, according toa very One b Programme. Sam Sharpley's Minstrels and Combination Company ‘will commence to repe>: ai their amusing excellences at Tony Pastor's Opera House, in the Bowery, at two o'clock. Charley White's Combination aud Minstrel Troupe will perform ia ® matinée, commencing at baif past two ‘clo k, at Mechanics’ Hall (Bryants’), Broadway. The Delave Family announco some wonderful wire rope walking and other feats of the kind at Wood, ot half-past three o'clock. PARK THRATWR, PROOKLTS, MATINER B. Conway bas arranged to give 8 One matinée atte Park theatre, Brooklyn, this after. Romeo and Juliet will be performed, Mr. Frank Denny taking the leading part. Mr. Denny will pported by the mumerous compeny engaged at the The entertainment will prove a great conve- to the faxhiotiable World of Brooklyn. = : was thirty-five years of dative of Germany. Usa-own Boor,—The rame corone: iso held an in- quest In BeDevae Heeptal op the tedy of an onknown man, who was brought from the corner of Fourteenth treet and Piret avenue, aud died soon alter admiasion, Poppy Dear —A man named Francis Dougherty was inken to Bellerse Mospital by 20 officer of the Tenth preenet, where he expired toon afterwards. Cor. cner Hamble belt an inquest on the boty An a y. _wrnite the cashier wae onynend on 1,000 were extracted from the donk. Arrerted apd so ured. A man wae arrested at Savannah on Thareday * ng counteriet curresey, of which he bet Thy thief wae qnantity ‘The stamanip Southern Rights bar arny f L poo! She . Prom RADE eHineD of (| arienton, last ooaht, are behaving badly tn the Sumier 4 erwin A hment of freeware vee, ftw GoLite 10 Lremerre oniec, NE 30, 1866. | VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. sreciaL 3,%-8GKAM TO THR NeW YoRE iieKaLp. Mowtraues, Vi., June 29, 1566. ‘The delogates 124 represontatives of tho democracy of the Green Mounta '@ State, to the number of about a hundred, representix’s 4l! parts of the State, assombled here for the purpose \f nominating State officers and expressing their views v.00 the various natioual topics now before the community: Tho Convention met in the City Hall and was presided \ ver by Walter Brigham, of Hyde Park, and W. W. Fatox’: Mr. Goodwin, of East Montpelier,” and W. E. Baldwh, of Strafford, 'were ap- pointe A Committee on Resolutions was then chosen, consist- of Milton; Aforton Noyes, of Bur- of Montpolh»r; G. W. Alken, of Troy, and K. ¥. Kimball, of Bellom! Falla The jnat oar's Candidates were then unanimaly nominated for 6 offloers, as follows: —For Governar, Charles N. Da- het ‘imi ; for Lieutenant Governor, Chas D Lindsley, of Burlington; for Treasurer, L. B. Noyes, of Hyde Park, au as ing of H. 8. Smith Ington; Samuel We A State Central Committee was than after which the following resolutions word ‘the platform of the Vermont democracy :— Resolved, That we expreas renewed confidenae in the de- Procratio party and ite principles, and. pledge, Ww them the honeat devotion of men who feel the inestimable b essings which conferred upon the country andthe woes from whiel would have saved it if its principles had not been departed frum. Resolved, That the paramount issue now is whather a Sopoucines faction, acoldentally in power, aball be success. ful in dey of their in the Onion, contrary to thelr consittutional rights abd against the eorts Of the Preakdent, for the purpose of perpetuating thelr party wer. Pitosclved, That ag democrats now, asin th in favor of the whole Uni ‘we w 4 our efforts to perpetuate it as its founders made {t; and for the efforts in this behalf of Andrew Jobnaon, rising abowa and beyond party, we tender to him our appreciation and vi ate, of the President to execute the Spocritioal to onnwites the x “ality laws, when the party whieh censures him has the power to repeal them and does not exercise it, States from Resolved, That we apprectate the valuable sc soldiers of ‘our armies 1 suppressing the Inte re! fender to whem our gratitude for the faith! bravery with which they have fought country, and that we are tn favor of re of trust! emolument and profit at the hands and government. ‘That we will heartily support the candidates thin day nominated, After the passage of the resolutions, Mr Arkrys sau that in order that there might be no misunderstanding concerning the fourth resolution, he would move that that the neutrality was some little dis- hich the idea was ad- would be a v rtual decla in, Mr, Atkins withdrew then adjourned. nt Arrest. AN ALLEGED VORGER ORDERS CHECKS PRINTED— LAKGH AMOUNT OF MONBKY FRAUDULENTLY O1- TAINED, ETC. Yesterday afternoon Captain Jourdan, of the Sixth pro- cinct, and bank detective Hays made a very important arrest in the person of Albert Unterkols, a German, twenty five years of age, who stands charged with forgery. From the facts as at present developed it ap- pears that on the 21st inst, Unterbols called upon Messrs, F. Hoppenheimer & Co., prin‘ers, doing businoss at Noe. 22 and 24 North William street, and left an order for the printing of one thousand checks on the American Ex change National Bank, the order purporting to have been given by Messra. J. A. Underwood & Son, brokers, of No. 18 Exchange piace, Untorholz requested tho printers to send a samplo of the cuecks to No, 127 Murray street at the earliost possible moment, which was accordingly dope; he messenger could not find Unterholz there obes anything concerning him. The address ot Mr. Toderwood being learned, Mr. Hoppenhoimer called upon bit with the sample check and exhibited it to the broker, whom he asked if it suited him. Mr. Under- wood said he had plenty of checks nnd wanted no more, wherenpon the printer related the facts concern'ng the order tug printing which had beon fren him by Unter. hola. - course the suspicions of the broker were i excited, and ho forthwith sought an interview with Jourdan and bank detective Hays, The cnptain woon ‘afterwards called upon Mr. Hoppen- eraation with him av of the people * while in com concerning ‘tho matter, the entered the office and asked to look at a of the checks he had ordered. On being shown one of them Unterholz startet away, and who fg the Captain Jourdan and Mr. 8 190) him in charge. y prety gph ofl at the Frei police station, but he was very un- Captain Jodrasn Subeequently learned that oa the $4 of Fobruary last » check {or $4,591, drawn on the Merchants” Nati mk, of this city, purporting to Sa WHE lt aye fade prvable was presented foFyay. ment and cashed. It afterwards red _ u check wan aforgery. This forged cheek had been or- dered to be printed by the accused, and was executed according to orler by Mg lace of bast- {so the corner of Maiden lane and William street. ia man, ou being oon’ronted with prisoner, iden- tifed him as the from whom he received the order to print the M ita’ National Bank checks. About the ume the was obtained on the above named forged check the lank of the Republic was airo vieti to the 7,000, and, it is now believed, by the same parties who feloniously made ure of’ Mr. Zizinia's name to defraud the Merchant's Rank. Tho Privoner was armigned before Justice Hogan yestorda afternoon and cominitted to await a examination, w luc! will ake place to-day. Tt ts believed that quite a number of bankers and brokers have been swindied by the prisoner and his confederates by means of forged checks which they have caused to be printed from a number of genuine checks surreptitiously obtained. Gentlemen desirous of seeing the prsoper can do so by ealling on Captain Jourdan at the Sixth precinct station house, Mr. Underwood bar received several letters from strangers on whet purport ed to be of great business importance to himeelf, arking for replies and personal interviews; but he wisely part no attention to the being sequainted with the authors. that the only object of the writers was (o obtain his making it avaliable in forg Fires in the © IRE IN SOUTH WILLIAM #TREET— 1.0 ROTIMATED AT ABOUT THIKTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, Between two and thros o'clock om Friday morning ® fire wan discovered by officer Nellx, of Aho Firat precinet, on the second floor of the four story bailding No, 9 Souths William street, extending through to No. 61 Stone street, The officer informed tho Fire Marshal that he first saw the Gre at the Stone strert side burning among some building on Thorelay, The alarm roon brought the fire: men to the promices and in a short imo Engineer Kings. land to bear on the fire some eight powerful streams of water, Tho fates made several strong efforts to burmt forth, but the well directed pipes the fre «tified within the building and ‘was ultimately conquered, bat not until Vong "le after ht. Iteeema by the account given by Mr. Wall that he owns the building, on which there is no j that Wail & Pinkary aro te and ie, comaidorabiy The bas-ment ta ocr’ He bas im fl! water, and te pot insured. tS vender. of . Hn : bie i | i HH i 5? Z a i i 12 ‘* liom Jacke, 5 Ophir, $236 Legal tenders, 10 The Anmsicipatea Fi Pailadel Pe The presentation of regi which © HOWORAUI. * MUSTERED or, Assistant Quartormasta”—Caplains Arthur H. Mil 5. MoGusiek, © W. Nash 000 Sainnel Mawson’ ® The yo noes \ Surgeons 4. Law Shold. oot yo ti Farrand have becu a opted, to take ‘odect og me a to take effect July 12, 1866. NAVY BULLETIN. plain George 7, boou amended ORDERED. Juxa 23—Commander N. C. Bryant 0 Pensaols, Florida, in charge of naval stores; Surgeon T. M. Potter the na sat Now York to relieve wo val J. 8 Kitchen, who is placed on waiting orders; Pasian: ate Surin rt A whedon i 2 to the Naval Hospital at Now York. Jone 22—Assistant Surgeon, Will a jargon iam V. Marmi from the Naval Hospital, ‘Now York, and orderod py steamer Bionville; Salimaker Robert I.. Tatem, frota the Sarauao, and ordered to return home; Mato Robert Tel, from the Bienville, and ordered to retura to New York. ‘The East India Squadron. ORUISR OF THR WromiNo—TH ORUSETT AT CANTON—VISIT OF A CHINESE OFFIVIAL, ETC. Wasmixarox, June 29, 1866, ‘The Navy Department to-day received despatches from Acting Roar Admiral Bell, commanding the Kast India Squadron, dated Hong Kong, April 28, in which he may! The Wyoming has visited Ningpo and Shanghae, and ‘was at the latter place on the 18th of that month. On the 3d of April the Admiral proceeded with bis ship to the Relief and the Wachusett up the Canton rivor, and having anchored th) two former at Whainpoa, the lattor was directed to anchor off the city of Canton, which has beon known hitherto as the most truculent’ city of all China; aud on the 6th he went up to that city, and, having holsted bis flag on board of the Wachusett, re- quested an interview with the Governor Genoral of the two Quarantine Provinces, in order to satisfy him that the United States had re-established their naval squadron on that coast; though in peace and good Wil, ag he said, toward the Chinese, who had honorably Maatained thelr neutrality ‘during the — late rebellion im our own country. — ‘Hix Excel lency manifested best disposition towards our oountry and country: i returned the Admiral's Visit om board the Wac! hough itn all the time, #eoming much interested in of the Wachuaets Ho was gratified to obwcrve th people of Canton, snd the high offic rially changed thelr arrogant deme ers since he saw them last, in 1865, to even friendly deportmen\ ‘Phe Admiral aay. in the Hartford on the 12th or April to. E there recetved Intelligence of » ru having occ between thé United States Conai jonchwang, &! in the northern part of the Gulf of Phot, and the inl Hants thereof, and he recalled the Werhusett from ton and despatched her on the 18th, Unew Commund Townsend, with instructions to proceed to vat port. and inquire into the facts of the case, and to gi¥e he neces sary protection, On his way thither he Was to Werh. at Shanghae aud confer with the United States ~ eral, Mr. Seward, and extend to him each facilities de wero convenient’ to Commander Townsend. Returning ho will touch at all the open porte. The Relief, from Whampoa, anchored at Hong Kong on the 28th of Aprit ‘The crews ot the several vossels of the squadron are in gv0d health, Movements the Brazil Squadron—The Monttor Miantonomoh at Queenstown, Wasuntnton, June 29, 1866, Despatches have boon received from Acting Rear Ad miral Godon, commanding the squadron on the coast of Brazil, Thoy are dated May 18, The Kansas, ho saya, has returned from a succossfal visit to the Falkland Islands, and will leave in a few days for Buonos Ayton, The Juniata is now there, but will be shortly seat to Rio to take the place of the Shamokin, whose repairs being completed, aho will be ordered thore. Tho Nipsic bas also jast arrived, after « cruise of some two montha, going a9 far as Bahia, The Shawmut will Gail in two days for St. Catharines, to attend to some ginal! matters connected with deserters from our merchaat vessels, who are in- duced to enter the Brazilian servios by offers of high bounty. ‘The Dakota left for the Paoife early in May. ‘The Admiral says:— Wo passed, going up and down the Uruguay river, at anchor near the small towns and galaderos along its banks, not low than seventy or eighty vexsets—Fnglish, Dutch and Italian, but not one American —in fact but fow Armationsa are to be met with anywhere on the re Oar four years’ war will account for this. T hope ‘apirit of our people change this state of things, as the trade tnust be very jo. and no doubt large. Part af the produce frou he river reaches our porta in foreiga bottoms, THE MONITOR MIANTONOMOM AT QURKNSTOWN. Despatches announcing the arrival at Queenstown of the monitor Miantonomoh, with the accompany ing her, have been received atthe Navy Department. ‘The passage wes made in eleven days and ten hourn: average run per day was one hundred and sixty-cight miles, The progress was very uniform. The heavy weather did pot appear to affect the monitor either in wpeed or in rolling; for while the other vewels lurched about and their progress was checked by heavy seus, she went along comparatively undisturbed or unchecked. THY MONONGANELA AT ST. THOMAS. The Monongahela arrived at St, Thomas on the 10th of June. Ohio, last spring, has been found gailty of murder in the first degree Alb There has been thin week, owing both the New ¥: ALnaveY, a1 of cattle, mostly of rived, and at the open- . Hayers, how compared with per heat The by ly for the bent y WO trie wan Te only 4,000 head hihe weok’s receipts Prices range froim Bige. to 640 New Ort Cotton Market. ww Onirace, June 20, 1868 rales at Bbc. for middiings, low mia To-dey's receipts 14 bales, weok's experts 1,085 New Votk ox Wook's nales 100 Cotton tings rocolpts 1,200 agolnat 6,490 mock 114.190 Bank, ster'ing, change 3 premium. ‘Coftes norm! ual bags; stock 4.600 bags regular Je. a Bie & Opoponas.—New Per- The only fashionable perfame aed AA —A Sw fame from Mexico. ladies delight A—A—A.—sweet a2.—The Ont eer tua found on th taiow, and never asiee ‘ werctte!, e the sweeirs! Katrart made. Omce, Will vse DY ober the ty Opepona Mapersedes ail « A—A.—A.—Sweet Opepenar.—Ladies in thet morn calla carry jo7 604 gladaces when perfomed Wb ewer! OPON AX mired poor oat ing, ROYPTIAN LOTR ne ge - » 1% Kener se YRANEY, omers ite oplendor forever. 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