The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1867, Page 5

. ' a | “The Schleswig Negotiations 44 ‘Special Telegram to the Herald. \ FENIAN RIOTING IN IRELAND. “Thirty Policemen Wounded and One of the Insurgents Killed. Volunteer Reinforcements from Greece to Candia. Goncluded. ; THE FENIANS. ‘SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Wealan Attempt at Rescue of Rebel In- j[Yadere—Collision Between the Police and a Meb—One Man Killed and Many Wounded. Dosim, June 14, 1867. As four Fenian prisoners—officers, who held 4 ‘Commissions in the American army during the late ‘war, and who were in the party of invaders ar- » rested a short time since after landing at Dungar- van—were being taken from the court house to the county Waterford jail yesterday evening, after anexamination by the magistrates, a large and very numerous mob attempted to rescue them. They made a severe attack on the police escort, # trong party, which had the men in charge, as- sailing the constables with stones and other mis- tiles. ‘The rioters came from all parts of the city of Waterford, and over thirty of the police were wounded during the affray. Of the mob one man was killed by the fire of the police, a few wounded and some few others ‘were made prisoners. The Fenian American officers were still held notwithstanding, and the four are now in jail. It has already been reported that the informer Corydon, who was one of the chief witnesses against them, had been roughly handled by a a@ob. THE PRESS DESPATCHES, THE EASTERN QUESTION. Veluateers from Greece fer the Candian Christian Army. ‘ Lospvos, Jane 14—Evening. / Despatches from Athens report that many volunteers have loft Greece to reinforce the ranks of the Christian Patriots in Candia, and large volunteer camps have been established in the Island. ’ THE SCHLESWIG DIFFICULTY. Conclusion of the Prusse-Danish Negotiations. , June 14, 1867, agen and Berlin with reference to Schleswig have been concluded ; but the result at which the twe governments dave arrived has not yet been made public. THE FENIAN TRIALS. Other “Traitors” Convicted. Dusum, June 14, 1867. ‘The trial of the Fenian, Walsh and a number of his companions, which has been in progress before the special commission in session at Limerick, has resulted im the conviction of all of the accused, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The Lendon Money Market. Loxpos, June 14—Noon. The Stock ef Ballion. Lompon, June 14, 1867, ‘ The pullion in the Bank of England has increased £376,000 during the week. Loxpow, June 14—2 P. M. Consols for oe | 9444. States perwesty bonds have advanced %, at 7335. tral and Erie Railway shares are without Loxpos, June 14—Eveni fe Atlantic closed at 25%. Tho Continental Bourses. Fravsxvort, June 14—Evening. United States bonds were last quoted at 77%. The Liverpool Cotton Market. Livgrroon, June 14—Noon. ‘The estimated sales to-day are 10,000 ied Middling uplands, 11344.; middling Orleans, @ salon of the week foot up 61,000 baios, of which 18,000 bales wero to «peculators and for export, fhe stock in port is $61,000 bales, of which 451,000 bales are Liverroot, June 14—2 P, M, Cotton unchanged. Liverroot, June 14—Evening. Sales of cotton to-day 12,000 bales, Middling uplands, 11% 4, ; middling Orleans, 11544. Liverpool Brendstuffs Market. Lever Jane 14— Noon, Gorn, 37a, 6d. Californian wheat, 188, 3d. Barley, 4s “Td. Onis, 36. 6d. , Peas, 388. Lrverroot, Jane 14—2 P. M. In the breadstuff™s market corn has advanced 6d., and is now quoted at 385. Barley bas edvanced 1d., and the quotation now is 4s 8d. Oats have also advanced 14., ‘nd the price now is 3s. 7d, Peas have dectined 1, and are now quoted at 37s, Wheat is without change. Livenpoot, Jane 14—Evening. Corn, 38a, a 385. 6d. California wheat, 13s. 6d. Bariesg 4. 84, Onta, 33, Td. Peas, 378. Od. Liverpool Provisions Market. Liverroon, June 14—Noon. Provisions unchanged. Pork 7is, Beof 131s, Lard 60s, 34. Bacon dis. Cheese 64s, Livearoor, June 14—2 P, M. In the provisions market bee! has declined 1s.. and at this hour the price is 1508, Lard has deciined and is now quoted at 50s, Pork, cheese and bacon are with out change. Liverroon, Juno 14—Even ing. Provisions quiet. Pork 758, Boef 1908, Lard 60s, Bacon 4is, Cheese 64s. Liverpool Prodace Market. Livenroot, June 14—Noon, Petroleum—Spirits, 7d.; refined, 1s. 1d. Pot ashes 30s, 64. Rosin—7e fer common, and 128 for fin Spirits of turpentine G2s. 6d, Tallow 438, 9d. Clov wood 42s, ._ Laverroot, Jone M—2 P. M. In the produce market spirits of turpentine has de. (clined 64., and toe quotation now is S28, Other articles aro without change. Liverroot, June 14— Evening. Potroleum—Spirits, 71. ; retined, 1s. 1d, Rosin—Com- mon, 78. ; fine, 128, Spirits of turpentine 328. Tallow 430, 9d. Cloverseed 425, London Markets. Loxpox, June 14-—Noon. No. 12 Dutch standard sugar, 253. ch pig tron, 54s, Caicutia linseed, 648, Linseed ca! 916s, Line feed oii, £42, Sperm vil, £190, Loxpox, June 14—2 P. M. We have no changes to report in our markets since the noon report, Sugar is somewhat firmer. Lonpox, June 14—Evening. No. 12 Dutch standard sugar, 258. Pot ashes, 30s 6d, Scotch pie tron, 64a Calcutta linseed, 642,’ Linseed akes, £9 168. Linseed oil, £42. Sperm oll, £190, 7 -¥, The Antwerp Petroleum Market. Astwrrr, June 14, 1967, ‘The petroloum market is duli and prices are declining ; glandard white is quoted at 29 francs 75 cantimas ner bol! JAPAN: SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE wd '\* Visit of the Foreign Ministers te a” a. at Osaca—A Royal Reception ta ® ropean Style and Imperial Coun ee Splendid Dinners and the Health of Pr. dout Johason Toasted—Pleasant Atteuttom and Presentse—Forelga Settlements Marked Out—Movements of the United States Squad- ren and Mariae News, Say Francisoo, June 14, 1967. The mail steamship Colorado, Captain Lane, arrived at this port this morning, in twenty days from Japan. She brings advices dated at Yokohama May 25, Hong Kong the 15th, and Shanghae, China, the 19:h of May. The Colorado has fifty first class passengers and a full cargo of freight. Among the passengers by the Colorado are bis Royal Highness the Duc de Pentherieve (or Peter Orieans), Count Beavoin and Captain Fauvel, who intend to spend some time in Eastern California; Captata Carden, of her Britaonic Majesty's Twentieth regimeat of foot, who goes $o shoot on the Plains, and Sasaki Yourek, a highly sharpened retainer of Prince Echizein. This last named pervonage comes to study the mines and mining eyetem of California, He will proceed afterwards to the East, where he will purchase fifteen thousand of the most improved rifles which can be furnished. The political intelligence trom Japan of this arrival is of a highly interesting and important character. The visit of the foreign Ministers accredited to the Coart of Japan to the Tycoon, in the city of Osaca, was brought to aconclusion on the 20th of May, and the diplomatists had returned to their posts. The treatment accorded to these foreign gentlemen and their attendants by the Tycoon at Osaca was of a most princely character. Houses had been prepared for their reception, each of which wag filled with European furniture of the costliest sort. French cooks, with attendant servants from other countries of Europe, had been provided. The supply of wines and liquors was without stint, and, in fact, everything else which they required to make them comfortable during their stay at Osaca was furnished in abundance and completely free of expense or charge. ‘The representative of each country, with the suite attached to his legation, was granted a private audience of the Tycoon, who entertained them at dinner after. wards, The audiences and royal entertainments took place several days beforo the official visits were made. At the dinners the Tycoon presided at a table laid out in @ large room, with high ceiling, fitted up wholly in the European style of outfit, When the dinners, which were thoroughly French in detail, were over a small but valuable present was laid beside each plate. The Tycoon of Japan is a man of ordinary statare and, apparently, about thirty-three years of age, with good featares, bright black eyes ‘and splendid teeth, which he frequently displays in the act of smiling. ‘He was dressed very richly and exhibited a manner at once easy and refined. He understands thoroughly the European custom of drinking toasts, and gave and drank the “Health of the President of the United States’ with much gusto, At the official visit, which was of short duration, everything was in Japanese order. Afier the usual commonplace greetings had been exchanged the Tycoon expressed to Mr. Van Valkenburgh, representative of the United States, his great gratification at the establish- ment of the new steamship line between America and Japan. ‘Japanese Tommy," so tavorably kpown—during the visit of the first Japanese mission—in the United states, acted as interpreter for the American legation through- out the visit, Subsequent to the official ceremonial the Tycoon met the Ministers at Hiogo, situated at a distance of eleven miles across the bay from Osaca, where he laid out the ground for a foreign settlement, This tract of ground, which is a mile in width and extending back some three or four miles from the water, has been appropriated under the same arrangement as exists for such purposes in the other ports of Japan. ‘The anchorage for vessels is good. The foreign settlement in Osaca has beon created about the very centre of the town. All the foreigners are highly pleased with Osaca, In about a month the foreign Ministers will visit the west coast of Japan in order to locate a port there, which will probably be the port of Teuranga, in the province of Kanga. Among the sports given for the entertainment of the foreigners at Osaca was a race between the boats belong- ing to the United States war vessels Shenandoah and Wyoming. The officers of the last named vessel lost three thousand dollars in bets on the result. Tho Prince of Owari, who if acting Stotsbaghi, or second officer of the empire of Japan, visited Yoko- hama recently. He has been until lately prajudiced strongly against foreigners, He was received with royal honors in many places, Business was suspended in Yokohama during the visit, ‘The whaling bark Canton Packet, Captain Frazer, of New Bedford. Mass., went ashore on the 3d of April at Syria-Taki, on the northwest coast of Typhon. She broke up within five minutes and became a total loss, The cargo had been previously shipped for home, No other losses have been reported. James Fairbanks, of Baltimore, and four Kanakers (Sandwich Islanders) were drowned on the 10th of May. ‘The whalers Florida, Sanbeam, Active, Navy, Cicero, and Courser were at Hakodadi, Japan. The United States steamers Hartford and Wyoming have gone down to tho inland sea of Japan, the latter homeward bound. ‘The United States steamer Shenandoah was at Yoko- bama, where the Monocacy and Supply were expecte d. CRUDE PETROLEUM AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL. Bostrom, June 14, 1867. A very important imvention for substituting crude petroleum in the place of coal in steam navigation was tested on the government steamer Palos to-day, Chief Engineer Henderson, of the Charlestown Navy Yard, and Chief Engineer Kellogg being present as govern- ment, Commissioners to investigate and report on the experiments; also © bief Engineer Stimers, Colonel R, H. Foote, of Tennessee, the’ inventor, and his partners im the enterprise, Messrs. J. B, Winsor, of Pennsylvania, and 8. B. Allen, of Boston, Several woll known mer- chants and scientific gentlemen were also on board, ‘Steam was got up mn twenty-five minutes, and the Palos proceeded down the harbor, around the Great Brewsters and back to the Navy Yard, a distance of twenty-iive nadtical miles, inone hourand fifty-five minutes In making the trip #he consumed bat four barrels of oil. ‘The Palos was built for the government as an eight knot boat, and with coal coula never be made to exceed that speed. The fires are kindied and extinguished with : nearly the, samme, ease as lighting and ex ishi urners. npe from lou tanks = | ete suppiioe the farnboe borners, The burn. ers by their own heat tarn the petroleum in the pipes into gas, there being an arrangement for infosing air and steam, and this gas supplies the burners. flames produced in the furnaces are intensely hot. The govern- ment engineers expressed themselves surprised at tho resvits obtained, which can bai fail, when the new apparatus is fally perfected. &@ great revolution in river and ocean steam navigation, Much greater sped, and economy of labor, fuel and space, with equal safety, are among the benefits antictpated from Colonel Fooie’s invention, The trial to-day was initiatory, to be pole wod by seven other trial trips, to be made under {he sanction of the government, A TELEGRAPH OFFICE OPENED AT CONEY ISLAND. Conny Istanp, Jane 14, 1967. The Western Union Telerraph Company bave opened a telegraph ollie) in this place, and Coney Isiand is now fn taleeraolic CommMan cation with the reat at the world. CHINA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE wens. Mubmarine Telegraph Kateasion—The Murder of the Crew of the Bark Rever—Knglich Ma- Fines Fired om and Driven from Formosa— ‘The Markets. ‘Sas Faanomon, Jane 14, 1867. There ts pothing of tmportages to report from Shang- i oF Hong Kong by the Colorate, Yisiding a little to the n Wertunity of the interests of Shanghes, the agent Of the sten."°#D'P Company seat the Coierato to the ““ad- lea,” a place » weted one hesdred miles from Shaoghae, And to which the pa SnEers and baguage were conveyed en steamers chartered 1." Set purpose. A telegraph cable has bee’ Odered in England for the use of the submarine telegrag.’ Thich w Ww be estab. shed between Hoag Kong and tha shee. ‘The American bark Rover was wreckod on the isiand of Formosa carly in April, All bande, with the excep- toa of one Chinamas, were murdered op shore by the Balives ‘The British despatch boat ( ormoreat weut ever to the place and landed a party of men. They were, Buwever, fred upon and compelied te return to their beste ‘The place was afterwards shelled from ihe war vessels. ‘There was no change te the price of sulk. : ‘Btorting exchange was rising. ‘The news is very favorabie respecting the crops in the country. ~~ la most of the districts the silk worms were reported to be in about the third stage of temp erature, which is regarded as favorable. The state of the temperature was favorabie. The best Mybash and Linehor rices were quoted at $8 50 a $8 94 per picul. The stock of tea was very much reduced. The finest ruleg at $35 a $40 per picul. The Japanese say that there will be an increased production of tea this year, ‘and that the lowest prices are looked for. Freights to New York and London, £3 103. per ton. Exchange on London, six months, 4s, 6\d. sterling. THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Saw Franctaco, June 14, 1967. The steamship Colorado has arrived here unexpectedly from Hong Kong and Yokohama. Exchange at Hong Kong on London at sight was Sa, 11344. per tael, and at four months’ sight 6s. 144. per tael. Exchange on New York 116 for gold. Opium, Malivia, now, 566 taels; Patna do. do., 455 taels; Patna, old do., 445 taels; Benares do., 445 tacls, American drills, 40 yards, nominal at 450 a 476 taels. Ten sbips are going up to Hang Kow this season to load for London. The Ada had been towed up. Several insurance companies refuse to issue policies on account of the dangers of na’ Business was dull during the four days of races at Hing Fone, The banks, Custom House and Consulates were cl for the four days. NE ee ee ety ingens in to open, ‘angtsee to Newchbang, four hundred Siiles trom Hong Kons. . The foreign Ministers are expected hetrgeerde tae Kong this fall to take into consideration the revision There bed been a large parade of American fire com- joe pe The Gremen turned out with three one steam engine, and one hobk and ladder and truck. Le gar ap and the Finance Committee authori: Roots to its ae A comet tee was — appoin' com of Messrs, Trenspour, Dr. Meisse and Freyer. A reso- lution was declaring that the ization sball be known aa the “Central Committee the Restora- tion of Civil Liberty.” Statutes and by-laws were sub- mitted by the Executive Committee, and adopted with & few modifications. It was resolved to issue a call, calling upon all German organizations in the Metropoli- tan Police District to take an active part in the movo- the Central Committee. INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. Seizure of a Tobacco Factory. Yesterday morning Inspector Harvey reported the seizure of a tobacco factory at No. 83 Bergen street, Brooklyn, on the charge that the Revenue law had been violated. It is alleged that falso entries had been made upon the books of the establishment and that the barrels were branded, Seizure of an Illicit Distillery. Revenue Inspectors Randall and Hunt, of Revenue Agent General Wm. & Hillyer’s office, seized an illicit distillery om the 13th inst, corner of Rivington and Cannon streets, Their still, mash and fermenting tubs were stowed away in the cellar under a grocery store—a very convenient place to take in molasses and send away the spirita, Besides the apparatus for the manu- facture , there were found about one hundred and fitty gallons of whiskey jusi made, and the «till in working order. Pursuant to instructions from Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue Isaac E. Meesmore, dated May 28, the above soizure was duly reported to the Collector of the district, as well as to the revenue agent, and stops have already beeu taken towards the condemnation of the distillery. ACCIDENT ON THE FLUSHING RAILROAD. Yesterday morning, as the half-past nine A. M. train on the Flushing Railroad was proceeding on its way, when in the vicinity of WinGetd, a man was seon stand- ing on the track, Instantly, the engineer gave the alarm by repeatedty blowing the whi which the man in the first instance seemed to obey ; but as the locomotive jed and tho first passenger car had almost gone by, @ seemed determined to go toward the train, which was then under full headway, The consequence was that he was knocked one side wit The cars ‘wore stopped, and the man was picked up as dead, but after a few moments life was perosptibie, He was con- voyed to the next station, Newtown, whon a doctor was snipmoned, but, before his arrival,’the man was dead. His remains were then conveyed to Flushing, where an inquest was held. The deceased has not as yet been identified. Ha is sup) to have resided in the vicinity of Lanro! Hill, From the prevailing impression of those who witnessed Tair, the acts of the deceased indi- cated that ho premeditated sutcide, THE CATHOLIC CHARITY FAIR. In anticipation of the closing of the Fair last evening, the Union square building was crowded to suffocation. The only real comfortable standing room in the place ‘was on the tables or in the restaurants whore the Indies dispensed refreshments and smiles in abundance, and took good ‘care to charge s high. price for both, fiow- ever, inet evening was not the last evening of the Fair, ag the managers found it impossible yesterday to settle with all their patrons in the way of distributing the rs, won by the fortunate ones. night will proba- ly witness Closing of the Fair, although it may yet 10 postpone be found this event to Monday evening. The voting for the cope was closed at half-past ic cen, gr of the bl will be made ton ‘even! ‘and bop, and on Monday # concert, at which Richa: § Gorman, Eeq.,, will not sing but detiver the young tadies who have done eo much will take place ond thus fitly close | expected that $200,000 will have been Fair over and abdve all exvenses. :— KEW ‘YORK WHRALD, SATURDAY. JUNE 15, YWoo%, EE AR leone lie este: <i BB Sess WASHINGTON. Wasuixctom, June 14, 1887. ‘Tho Cabinet in ‘The Cabinet meooting to-day was not very long, and nothing has leaked out as to what transpired therein. Its fl ing the intervention of a new term. Only three jurors The Ram Stonewall, The ram Stonewall, recentiy purchased from the gov- eroment by the Japanese comm ssioners, for the Empe- ror of Japan, is now being fitted out, workmen being engaged on her, and it is expected she will leave about the middie of August, Commander Brown, it is said, Will go out in command of her, he having received the Recessary leave of absence therefor. Her guos, which ‘were on board when she was brought to the yard, witl be replaced. Geveraer Patton and the Alabama Tax (Cer- tific ates. Governor Pattos, of Alabame, in a motice to the peo- plo of the State, after stating that the tax certificates or receipts authorized at the last seasion of the Legisiature are now being paid out to a limited extent, says:— These certificates a substantial value asa 2 > it He A gf i i i iil il f ft hy [ z if i i of Fe i i i $ il i E q if E H i HE F > : i i Ry i i g | | s i ; ith ig States, which this evening either for New York or Washington, } i advices from the |: PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON THE VIRGINIA DEG’ Rocuwowp, June 14, 1867. The Anditor gives official notice that the interest on the Virginia State debt will be payable at the Treasury in Richmond on tho Ist day of July next, the money now interest is paid. been remitted to London to pay the interest maturing there July 1, THE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. Axsarotis, June 14, 1867. To-day was the thirtieth of the Constitutional Con- vention, and after much discussion It was resolved not to Incorporate the prine! but to leave the nt code of the public laws, which preseribes noe ee subject to future legis. ve THE NATIONAL GAME, The Athletics Victorious at Hartford. Hartronn, Conn., June 14, 1867, A game of base bail was on the afternoon, between the Ath the Charter Oaks, of this city, of 35 for the Athletics to Ii Oaks. Do Noy wi by « large crowd, and the weather Te a 14, 1967. A game of base ball was to. ys t-y5 Pet cera ee gem ha and the Auburns, of Auborn, which resulted in favor the Negares by & moore of 81 to 8, The day was fine and « large crowd including many ®ol-liers witnessed the game. ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTA BOAT CLUB AT PHILADELPHIA, Pwrtanenema, June 14, 1867. The Atlanta Boat Club of New York, with the barge Excelsior, arrived here this morning, and were received by the officers of the Schuylkill Navy Yard. The club will witness the recatta to-morrow, and be tendered « grand supper on Monday. EXCURSION OF HOP: FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Nonwicn, Conn , June 14, 1967, The Hope Steam Fire Company of Philadel phia, secompanied by Beck's ‘arrived here thie morning, were the guesta of the Wauregan Steam Fire Engine Company of this city. break faated at ‘the Wavregan Hovee, and aiter marc! cipal streets of the city started for o'clock A.M. They expremed themselves while here hiebly delighted with their enteriainment and their ea- tertainors, Bostos, June 14, 1967, The Hope Fire Engine Com y ‘of Phiadeiphia arrived bere this evening and ‘whee reeetved by Rapa. coat kngine Company, No. 4. and were oo orted through tue principal atreots to the Hassock Houre- tthe prin. at leven ©. —s » 5 een iene, SE CITY INTELLIGENCE. Muna! ? OF A COLORED REGISTER im ALAGANAT. gr TIAL TELEGRAM 19 THE WeRLO Mowroomnat, Ala, Jvue 14 iser Tox Wearaer.—The influence of Old Sot yosterday was counteraciod by a few pufls from the time-honored 4olus, The thermometer at Delatour’s, Wall street, during the day, indicated as follows:—Six o'clock A. M, 65 degrees; at noon, 80; at throe P. M., 77, and at six o'clock, 75 devrees, The weather was very warm #9 far as the sun was concerned, but very pleasant and agreeabie as far as the and Greene counties, im this State, was murdered ina night at Greensborougt. Sie Corthor gartioutase ave m received by Genoral swayne. SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 14, 1857. Favau Caan of Suvstkoxe.—Phe man said to bo Damed Matthew Kiern, who was prostrated by the heat on Thursday afternoon, at the coruer of Wall and Water streets, died at the Bellevue Hospital yesterday. De- Arrived. oii Cornaghes. Jann ceased was dressed in biue fleanet shirt, dark plaid | asin Forle eefad) 2 Sg oe Pants, dark coat, draby bet and boots. The body was rex | gers, oP Macdonald # Co. Had aoderaie wo moved to the Murgue to await identification, fis whe m pase, ih aa “Gk lai Musio a7 tHe Pare.—The Park Commissioners: | ag ink. mun mice to M Sloman bare, ag Wa, ine announce that there wilf be music om the Mall to-day at } 16, !on 30 3h apoke bark Guletee, (ii te) irom Ha Hennes. * Ialf-past three o'clock P. M., providing the woathor be | Londonderry: 16 days out: That at Xs low $6 0h Waele aw fine, by the Park band, uader the leadership of H. Dodworth, By permission of the ‘Commissioners ie the moonlight excursions om the gondolas have been resumed, Tas Rarr Nowrarsit Svoken at Sea,—The raft Nonpareil was seen by the’ steamer Persia on Wednes- day evening, about sixty-eight miles eastward ‘cman eer: tase, Landing’ Abe Sameare wah ‘wind Wt southwest. Tus Farrar Covet Martiat.—This affair, which creates considerable excitement in military circles, was con- Uinued st the armory of the Tweifth regiment infantry oad yesterday (Friday) iowning, sbostiy after oight © closk, ct mas 4 large gee og ad we in meget tend Lucene Gomme SO thett teatiinony” No conelu: Sel Cased ¥/ Georgetown. DC. Ie ¥ , Ser Watson, Cranmer, to jo SohrJ Nickerson, sleugb Beltane, ‘Wind.at sunset 8, light, Tas Euctman Agsooition.—The annual meeting of the Eucleian Association of the New York University took place last evening in the hall of the association. Mr, Charles B. Bruat, the president, delivered an address, recounting the progress of the society in the last year, which was highly encouraging to the members. The orator of the evening, Rev. Lyman Abbott, was then troduced, and delivered an interesting address on ‘onservatism and Radicalism,’ after which the pre- miums for iz@ essays were awarded to Mr. Jobo- son, of the senior, and Mr, Love of the junior class. Acollation and generat good cheer wound up the pro- coedings. © St, Perex's Roman Catiorc Semon, Barcrar Srrext.—Tho exhibition and examination of the girls attendant at the above school took place yesterday in the school room tm the basement of the church, Not- withstanding the intense heat the room was crowded with the parents and friends of the children, The ex- amination in all the branches of a sound English educa- tion were highly satisfactory to all present, some litte things scarcely able to reach the blackboard solving difficult aigebrate questions. The programmo varied those dry but very necessary detaits with songe, recita- tions, Mc. Miss Hickey dispiayed good taste’ in her jece of “Mary, Queen of Scots,” and the Misses Evans in the Angels. ' A magnificent’ bouquet was presented to Father Quinn, who presided. In reply he addressed Marine Disasters. Suir $ace“—Our conaul at Funchal, Madeira, ansousegr the arrival at that port of the abip Nor’ Wester (ot to laud the craw (twenly-oue persons) of the skip Salon, oF Hull, Englaud, which sprang & leaky and foundered on ibe 9th ult. The Salem was bound from Vardiff to Philadelpling, laden with railroad tron, chalk and sundries. Spoken. Sehr Donna Marat, from Machias for the West [ndiew, June 2, uo lat, de. American Ports. FORTRESS MONROE, June 14—Arrived, ship 8 DB Thurston, Callao, WILMINGTON, NC, June M4—Sailed, steamahip Fetew bauks, Hunter, NYork. For Other Shipping News See Seventh Page, A Geutlo Whisper to Mothers. if unfortunately you have lost your ows, teeth by neglect, or imixmaucgement, take care that your daughters do sulfer the same penalty from the same cause. Bee to it tbat they brush their teetit regularly and thoroughly with 60% DONT, and thereby you will insure them sound and servive- Able adva as long ad they Live, Te ts but in many modern 1a| jsorders, headache and « juoth Sancho Panga. Sls ‘Macbeth’s case only, nervous di the children and their parents on the great advantages | host of other compiaints, For all such there is remody,, of @ Catholic in contradistinction to a public sshool edu- } aud sufferers may now exclaim, ‘Blessed be the man who, cation, and stated that the religious training with which | invented the PLANTATION BITTERS.” This dehcious the good Sisters of Charity bad permeated all their studies would have a beneficent effect on them in after life Among thoso present were Revs. William and James Quinn, Shanahan and Healy, aud,gmucn to the gratitica- tion of Sister Irene and the other sisters in charge, Mother Jorome, the Superioress, who, happening to be Cordial and Fine Tonic is now hailed by millions as the h Giver and Restorer, Resolve to buy a bottle, ‘sleep on it.” “Be wise in time.’” MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—super rior to Cologne, and at half the price. A Cure Warranted or Money Returned.—Dr- in the city, stayed purposely to see the examination. | FITLER'S Vegetable Ki ic Ret ‘permanently cures The buys will be examined to-day (Saturday). Rheumatiom,. a Gout; mwarral ted whe a ‘Varwoatans’ axp Ponismmns’ Socterr,—A special mect- at Pack row; HEMBOLD, ing of this association was held last night at No. 15 Delancey street, The President, Mr. Long, on calling Agents, DEMAS BARNES, nis, Broadway. Digcalorasigne.cofied,M pik Bond street. Sold by alt druggiste, A.—For Brown and Freckles, use Peri pared by Dr. PERRY, es, Harness, Saddles, Sheetns work and no Bi ed, expenacs of TUFTS! Repository, «7 Codar strech, A.—tireat Pi jal Double Number 7 LodreabsSuks rAbrtse aly Sait ree aad nkeys association. aad then ); portrait bie! a wa Sadi vert, 1. Caraval. vthirtegaeineai ‘ ratory, my, Man, Deatu ov am Aatbd Wowax.—Dr, Duggan, of No. 8% tas profusely. ‘Mtustrated. "and ‘on, Ethnology, ob ; rat Third avenug yesterday reported te the Coroners’ office thas Mra, Ellen Heenan, a woman nearly seventy years of age, bad died at four o'clock in the morning, at her Sue. mber. Address 8. a Now ‘York. "Nowamen will order liberally "to meet the de? residence, No. 134 East Thirtoesth street, under cir- An Honest Opinion.—The bent Jud cumstances which he regarded as somewhat suspicious, | decided that no obber Kowa TE Te Dentan Rad "Wide Chen Wl wide ENDEKEILL of 60 Broadway and 136 Fulton street yoy Panames and Gente! Soft Hate in great 2 if fi A. X. A. Xe Ae Xs Bn Me As X- Ae hs x. Y, corner Summer Dress Shoes a LORIN BROOKS & SON'S, 434 Broad end on removing he lef arm, ard street, ow p ey Fd A Care for Spr iRg Urn SeRUP ph Te] TONES UP THE SYSTEM, bee . BY SUPPLYING THE had used tbe razor IRON IN a mate at facts Dr GIVING STRENGTH. VIGOR iD NEW Lire fod referred the ‘10 THE WHOLE SYSTEM, toa, in the verdict tat . A. A.—Kaldembers fram nemoraags from scant fk, aac, ee tala mg Ma bl Sohn, stre'23 Wall steak. sa Seven Dastn m rae Staast.—Early yesterday after- neon an usknown man, about thirty-two years of age, was taken suddenly ill corner of Grand and lm streets, as is supposed from the effects of the heat, and dropped to the ——- ia oa RD prawn Mow A te pocuets ‘were found were emai aries colored shirt, and boots. In his knife, padlock key and other Coroner Wildey was notitied and had an inquest will be I, copying Hn Bet tats Go BORA MLL ESTE ous, Bn, nant Seed Ml td Eee po PC Ma eon hc ufactut Astor House. ALLaogp Inpscept AassuLr.—A maa giving bis name 2 James Brown, forty five years of age, was arrested last evening by the Fifteenth precinct police, on a charge of having committed an indecent assault on a child six years in Wi ‘The transaction, Constitution Water ts a Certain C Bie etingedt "wes witneesea ‘by tour different persons; | Diabetes aud all diseases of the kidneys, Depot Srenisl Brows,” to wes lecusd ‘ap tu she Witteeate was up io hy precinct station hous, and will be brought to the Jeffer- faithful friendin MRS. WINS! son Market Police Court this retiable havoteont ‘morning. Fatat Accent —Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest at No. 2505¢ Hudson street, on the body of John call fe Nicholl, a led four years of age, whose death was the HS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, result of injuries received on Tuesday evening last. | having the fac simile of “Curtis & Perkins” on the outside Deceased was leaning over the railing of the back stoop, | wrapper. All others are base imitations. Soe 8 one BS Ss oe, in attempting to regain it he ont his God fell into the ara, adistance of Ague Mixture Car 1 ae Agee, — He | tiger very fumly fa tekness or tn Keak” Sm a Re Dr. D. Jayn ba fem 4 Fever. a bottle of it; every traveller, 4 have a bottle of it. ren Plerce Stampiog Do., at Ps and F.C, 00, utom, [oe a an VieginlamTee | co Fern relall by all druggion; priac@tey namber of vomsls ante’ tins metuing fro Hap: | Drs Vom Elscnbera’s Atath oural sod Sasa comet mated thi marsing foe ama. | Ph, Ton FUE t ens ena oat dees Wiss General H. A. Pierce, of Washington, is oa a stamp- Bye, Ear, Throat, Catarrh and Asthma, Odice #i Fifthav. ing tour throagh Virginta, To-aay he addressed a white oe Ci A aoa colored audience at in of the BPs BWA, Beene oa Twentiown The yacht Idler, of the New York Yacht Squatron, is : fe Lockstitch Sewii ines.—. ria pPemiam 1558 55 Broadway. "event toets voli tension; adjustable drop feed. Hieew ork a TR eoRi TS Twenty. annual sale. ‘The length of time established A guaranty for assortment, quality and price. Sarvey of the Dismal Swamp Canal—Regis- tration in Nerfelk. ee Af Jot ta,boun wvdth ont, dopts, ot bove, | rev, ker's Highest Promiam Seta, e completa, an . 7 4, sea tne | Msckinee” Shekecr Wevex tal Guerlain, 15 Rue Do Paix, Paris. or two, It has been surmised that Lake Drummond as 1 ae, Re, La Paixe ita souros will not be sufficient to supply the canal and Fashionable Perfumes for the hankerehtet, - we about &) be made to asoertain its capacity. Fan Lustrale for the hair, Rau de Cologne (preparation speciale.) n sister ‘ot Varia Lonton aaa Wes ses’ and Ladies’ Hats, call ab © Establish= y |, Union square. of we Jonau wie dite “Fasten ofaguatenon tr Sashana wert, Nertoe | (OSC SGlee SOWIE Baas Sre-—Alt she Fertsaoumn, Va. got wih remote %4 sounen, from sine een eentee .. femain in seawon mane A. M. until one P.M. aod from two P.M, to #ix P.M. each Ne mock Ale mire, Hertrs dates Be Samos of vapemamag. sl paces dow eomaen ores | “Hecoud strom, South aoe. ig qua: ~— under ihe ‘stones of the act of Congres: of Marh tiem. I Toons conned "As Aah to Proviso, fer toe Mere limecient Pee Pies NRUETABER’ MEUM ERD Government of the Rebel Sates,” and the act supple | REMEDY. Oaed inwardly. New York agents, Demas register ony in the hee iawene, they S - in dings in w eeyigermernm nem pen rn rostde, It is expected ll per-ons entitled to be alleges, % pa Hy Batter, Moltemty i Kept ia ey Sete ok Gees eee sickness OF | Sreuus. Refrigerators repaired. cadlirrynimny somton of * , son fence of intermediation, prevent or endeavor 16 prevest | Onis iermsernt suse for hile and pene Remedy <= shal, upon conviction | arsenic or mineral poisons, Price $1, Depot 63 Vesey st, oe To Rate at Beuseetts Meta Rae ee Theft ltgater step Care Ameena ah 4 Ay 4 pom oon Meo ty * ty fuish, oe. ANtdLe a nope i, #1 Mercer street. = made by and prom) Mot eather, which we mee Bown AR serking ( advance the repabhean | S%I ree, al nely, Recessary © En, ay interenta among the ciunene Knox's Me hy A head-~euch s — a ment and atom. fo the bead. At, NOs. 219 and iy ORG BANK: article and a varioly of ——— “haa a ‘will be found Avarets, Ge. Jone 14, 1867, ich Sew! Jndge Reewe, im the Superior Coart, to-day dended OATMEST AN nOT a LLONTRE! ‘005 yg Sine that neither at common law por under the de of Geor. een Ra ofr Groce dats fou on he A adm cal j rondo of bach of he, Sine, ae he Lechantnrs aed | 6.090 Pigegs sie Piel a aia alinaaas - — Pore RULER Wow, tonttay Alexander Wett,.® colored register of vovers for liste . a