The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1867, Page 5

EUROPE. Special Telegramstothe Herald. Birmingham Still Quiet, but a Renewal of the Disturbances Anticipated. Stephen J. Mleany’s Sentence and Zxposition of the “Base Over- tures” of Ireland. A REVOLUTIONARY ASSAULT IN ROME. The Sultan Refuses the Collective Note of the Four Powers. Russian Confiscation Suspended in Poland and a General Political Amnesty in Austria. BY THE CABLE TO JUNE 21. THE ENGLISH RIOTS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Lull Continued in Birmingham—Armed Police in the Strects—A Renewal of the Dis- ¢urbances Probabic. % Birwivemam, June 21, 1867. The lull which succeeded the riot of last Tues- day in this city continues. The city police are still armed with cutlasses, which they wear on every occasion on duty. Five hundred special constables had been sworn in, but of these two hundred men have been dis- charged. Murphy, the anti-Popery lecturer, as he is termed, lectures every night in some one of the halls or public rooms of the town. ‘The disturbances may break out again. , THE FENIANS. SPECIAL YSLESRAM TO THE HERALD. Btophen J. Meany’s Sentence and Protest= His Repudiation of m2 “Base Overtures” ef the British Government. Dusrrm, June 21, 1867. Stephen Joseph Meany, who was lately tried for Fenian treason by the Special Commission, was brought into court before the judges this morning and sentenced to fifteen years’ imprison- ment in a penal convict prison. Before the passing of the sentence Mr. Meany Gelivered a speech to the court, in which he pro- tested, as an American citizen, against the pro- secution as carried on by the Crown. He claimed the protection of the United States government. Mr. Meany denied that he had ever been paid for gevolationary or other services by the Fenians in -America. He indignantly scouted the ‘‘base over- -tares"’ made to him in his difficulty by the British ‘government, the officers of which had asked him ‘to give ovidence for the Queen against the mem- ‘bers of the Fenian party just arrested at Don- warvan, in the county Waterford. The government also offered him, he said, his liberty in six months provided he pleaded guilty to the cherges in the indictment, which he, as man and American citizer, could not do, knowing that he had net committed # crime. QUEEN VICTORIA'S COURT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Reyal Reception and Presentations te the Sovereign. Queen's Horst, London, June 21, 1867. Queen Victoria held a court drawing room at Buckingham Palace to-day. The attendance was large, and a number of presentations to her Majesty were made in due REVOLUTION IN ROME. Movement of Armed Insurrectionists in the Rternal City—A Failure and Arrests. Fronencr, Jone 21, 1867. Starting intelligence bas ween received here from Rome. Despaiches report that two hundred armed men had thrown themselves into the city, it was supposed, with ‘@he intention of prociaiming « republic. But the desperate attempt tailed and forty of the rev- -olutionists are now in prison. THE EASTERN QUESTION. ‘The Sultan Refuses the Terms of the Great Powers—Omar Pasha Hopes for Military Gubjugation of the Cretans. Loxpox, Jane 21—Evening. = despatch from Constantinople gives @ report that the Sublime Porte bas refused to congpnt to the request of the Great Powers, preferred through a collective diplomatic note, that hostilities be suspended In Candia, god that an inquiry be made into the grievances of the Christians by a commission appointed eoilectively by the Great Powers and the Porte. The Turkish government professes to have informa- tion from Omar Pasha that ho is making considerable Progress and hopes soon to subdue tue Crotans. THE POLISH QUESTION. Russian Confiscation Suspended. Wansaw, Juno 21, 1867. The Emperor Alexander has issued a decree suspond- {ng confiscation in Polaud, FRANCE, Tho Army to be Reduced=The Legislative Session Near a Close. Pants, Jone 21, 1967. The Emperor's government bas decided to makea considerable reduction in the military forces of the em- pire. Tho present session of the Corps Logisiatif, which has accomplished a large amount of business, 18 approach- ing its close, and the day of its adjournment is not far distant, AUSTRIA A General Political Amnesty—Kossuth Pare doned. Vimwwa, Jane 21—ELvening. ‘The Austrian government has granted an amnesty to ll political offenders, includirg Kossath, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The London Money Market. Loxpox, Jane 21-6 P. M, Consols have recovered from a decline noted early in afternoon, and closed steady at 0444 for money. American secon, 75 : are without particular change eo "port—HEries have deciined 54 por cent. ‘The closing prices are: — United States five-tweaty bonds Inhnois Central Railway shares . Erie Railway shares......-..- Atlantic and Great Western consolidated sha"@# have declined +4 per cent, and closed to-day at 2534. The bullion in the Bank of Kagiand has incron %°¢ £552,000, Tho Continental Bourses. June 2l—Kvening. | United States bonds closed at 775;, Tho Liverpool Cotton Market. Jane 21—5 P.M. The cotton market continued steady until the close of ‘the day, and prices are unchanged. Tho sales come up to 10,000 baloa, Middling uplands closed at 113¢4., and middling Orleans, 115,d. State of Trade. ‘The advices from Manchester are (June 21) unfavor- able. The market for goods and yarns evinoss no im- provement, either in tone or prices, Liverpool Breadsiafis Market. Taverroor, June 21—5 P. M. The breadstaffs market hasan improving tendency Corn, which advanced early in the afternoon to 88s. per quarter for mixea Westero, bas again improved and was quoted at the close at 88s. 6d. for mixed Western per quarter, California wheat is still salable at 133. 6d Barley bas advanced 1d. and is now quoted at 4s. 9d. per 60 lbs. for American. Oats have dectined 1d.; he tast sales were mado at 3s, 6d, por 45 Ibs, for Cunadian and American, Peas have again advanced Is, making 2c, tor the day, Tho closing quotation is 333. 61. por quarter for Canadian. Liverpeel Provisions Market. Livervoor, June 21~— 5 P. M. The provision market is without muou alteration, Lard has declined 3d,, and American was quoted at the Close at 49s, 6d. per cwt, Pork, Téa. Beof, 1828, 64. Bacon, 41s, 64. Liverpeol Produce Murket. Livenpoon, June 21—5 P. M. Ashos are firm at 31s, per cw. Kosin is unchanged; sales of common Wilmington at 73., and fine at 12s, per owt, Tallow closed firm at 44s, por owt. Spirits petro. leum, 7., and refined petroleum, ts. 2d. Spirits of tur- pentine, 3is, 3d. Clover seed, 423. The London Markets. Loxpow, June 21-5 P. M. Sales of linseed olf at £42 per ton, Sugar and other articles are unchanged. Autwerp Petroleum Market. Astwear, Juno 21—P. M. Petroleum bas declined to 37% franca per bbl. for standard white, MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Quxxsstown, Jano 21, 1867. The royal mail steamship Sgotia, Captain Judkins, which left New York on the 11th inst., strived at this Port this forenoon. After landing the London pasven- ors and 1mails the steather proceeded to Liverpool. Fatmours, June 21, 1867. The New York and Havrs Line's steamship Arago, Captain Gadsden, wirich loft New York on the 8th of June, arrived hore this forenoon on the way to Havre, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Srapptne Arreay at a HoreL.—Some days ago an al- tercation took place between a Frenchman named Frede- Tick Le Blanc, employed in the capacity of cook at the Pierrepont House, and his wife. Daring the quarrel it is alleged that Mra, Le Blanc seized a carving knife, with whicb she stabved bim in tho kidneys, inflicting « serious wound, He was removed to the City Hospital, and yesterday it was reported that his recovery was doubtful, The sceused has not beeu afrested, she Laving left the place since the occurreace, Boarp or Surzrvisoxs,—The Kings county Board of Supervisors met yesterdxy afvernoon, Supervisor Little fn the chair, A comtaunication was received from tho Board of Superintendents of the Poor asking for an ad- ditional appropriation cf $70,000 for the support of the poor during the remainder of the fiscal year. Tho mat- ter was referred to the Somunittec on Accounts, The Committce on Penitentifry were directed, in com- pany with the keeper of that institution, to proceed to Albany and Rochester to inspect the workings of the igons at those places, with a view of improving tne bor system in the Kings eounty Veniteatiary. Some other routine business was transacted, a:ter which the Tag Navat. Capersar,—The committee to whom was Teferred the selection by ¢.mpetitive examination of a ‘candidate for the noval ectool at Aanapolts trom the Third Congressional district, bave concluded their labors, Of the oight exnaicates wha before the committee the choice foli to Mester Robert Dian Stevens as the most deserving. The selectiomwas duty ad DY the Hon, Wilhaw &. Rotiason, member of ress, at’ whose disposal te sppoiutmont is , and the nate of Mr. Stevens furwarded tothe ‘ot the Navy for admission to the Academy, The fortunste youth iz sitveen years of aye, and resides with his parents at 81 Adams strce’, Mrrang or Tae BricaLarees,—The Bricklayers’ Bene- volent and Protective Uaion No. 1 held a meeting last night at No, 22 Court street, for the purpose of taking figal action in regard to the eigut hour qaestion. The subject was discussed at e length, when it was moved that on aad after the first day of July the brick- layers of Brooklyn demand that eight hours shall con- stitute a day’s labor, and that no reduction of wages would be consented to From — made by Lage ym other societies it appeared they were nol me Ex strike. The motion was lost. The matter was finntly postponed until the second Mouday io January, when the International Convention meets, A communication from the brickiayers in Washington was ed that they were on a strik meeting then adjourned. Prorasue FaraLjAcciornt.—Margaret Mooney, a littic girl ten years of age, residing at No. 14 Clermont avenue, was rin over by a foed wagon belonging to % Byrnes in Myrtie uvonne, wear Steuben street, iu ‘and sustained injuries of a vory serious 1f n character, FIRES IM THE CITY. In Greenwich stirect=—Loss about $115,000. Between three aud four o'clock ou Friday morning a fire occurred in the distiliery Nos. 230 and 282 Greeus wich street, owned by Hollman & Curtiss, Several per- sons were on the premises at the time at work, and the first intimation they bad of the fire was the sound of ‘an explosion that blew open the doors aud shivered the windows into atoms. In an instant the entire first floor was in a binze, and the flames spread with great rapidity to the upper floors, The dremen were early at the promises and made every effort to subdue the devouring elements, but the combustible character of the contents of the building continued to the tire, rendoring their efforts almost use les, The rear part of all of the floore and the roof were destroyed and the stock in the building nearly all consumed bofore the lire was extingmahed, Mosets, Homan & Curtiss estimate their Joss on stock and machinery at about $100,000, aud on the building sbout $15 The following is a correct ist of their insurances :— ON BTOCK AND FIXTURES, Imp’s & Traders’ Hamilton, Metropolitan. Adriatic Bowery Williainsburg Cit Home (N. H.) Albany City Citizens’ (of Bh Fire & Marine (of Va.) State (of N. J.) Commonwealth ay! ON ALILDINGR, 2,500 Cora Exchange. 000 LAROK. esse eens Frederick Dasael, who was in charge of the has not been seen since the fire, and it is fe has perished in the building, The engineer, James Kil- lin, made his escape throagh the coal hole to the side. walk and thas eee: ‘vo ‘Marsual Baker bas the origin of the fire under investigation, In Grand Street. About half-paet one o'clock on Friday morning « fire broke out in the tinsmith shop of F. P. Doyle, No. 144 Grand street, The early discovery of the fire enabled the firemen to put it out before the flames extended to i 3 it is to the Fi aed et vied by J, Maxbeimer, manutacturer of bird cages; lose a insured 200 in the Rutgers Insurance Com- may ‘The bait is owed by Mr. Hock, and is Tamaged about $ THE RECENT DUEL AT CHARLESTON, mma pe a a Se The 8, in {na recent Sock lave rendered ona toe bovenes: a homie inst ‘the surviving principal powioed nore, NEW YORK itititALD, ‘SATURDAY, JONR 22, 1867. ‘tor, aud, appeatine ow thecar pl fe THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR. a Fame eran , cater fa.rieke Roade-sith shese procminpes pantie oi. Halter the care ad etartod, followed by re TU" CET OF BROTHERLY LoVe _Philade!phia veing next tn order Departure from Washington and Re- ently | The Washington Gommandery, No, 1, and Columbian ! minutes, and until peated hurrahe eee Soh Commaudery, No. 2, of Washo, acting " escort to the Fresitont 2” ~ horses, and accompaniod by Secretar; Mayor Hoffman and Major Genoral Dutterioia people began to won. eee eal , what would occur there after ihe its muni. ‘Two carriages containi a ceptions on the Route. cipal yar pple Dr Bsr ‘od bon would ace ne Tiret tn ithe Prosa, Becieg there "would “be we demonstration wher | p,Wuen the In whioh the Presidopt was soatod Tha? holding tho opinion were right. fe beyond. street the assombied crowd cheered oe — Se assed West Philadelphia ouly i fo seoayoan bie Ranclioney amaoraree and fracsfally ao. it to Admiral Farragut’s | 20791 Si guard bel us onthasaoms navies | Wmtorost marked oe, ‘but even th val’ guard bad no entuusasm in its ihe Feute of the procession, save the souk Not wowe mm, given, aud the gar moved off: | Cheering which greeted it as i passod up Broad way. Tho Flagship. almost unnoticed, As this tively spot es the evidences of some iittle demonstration were veh” , Peovle, male and fomale, linsd the sides of tho spdle Pessneara, salute wa: ‘ired by the State autho, es Governor Ward, of Now Jersey, accompanied by im. Secretary and thres'or four ot wis slate wahted “on dhe By es!aeuK and Dira to the “Kingdom of acd Am- yy." Tbe Governor escorted the to the plat. form and introdaced bi to a large number of gex%ons, incloding many ladies: The ww] him eabaequently came into the car ane pabt Tospocts to Secrotary Seward. AT NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWARK AND OTHER PLAORS, Along the routo until Jersoy City woe reached nothing occurred wort mentioning, Whenever the train stopped a crowd ‘hed the state ear aad. peered through the windows at the President, much a stare at wild beasts in a menagerio, There wore periodical outbursts of music from the Marine band, and littie spasmodic applause at different points, but nosing really onsousiastic. Tao train reached ike dopot at Jersey City about five o'clock. SEWARD AND THE MASONS, Daring tho trip to-day the singniarity of Seward going’ t0.a masonic ceremony occasioned much fun and discus sion, “ Wuy ehould the great anti-mavon go hundreds Of miles to see « more masonic core mony?” some people asked, whilo they even hinted something like an im- propriety. Orhors said Soward was licaseif a mason, and only indulged in Morganism for nolitionl eifvck. » THN ARRIVAL AT JeRSRY CITX. The train coutaining the President and his escort ar- rived at the Jersey City ferry at ten minutes past five o'oloc’ P’ A sarge crowd (mado up im great part of Now Yorkers), was in attendance at tho depot, and when the cars were stopped a general rush was made for tne rear one, waich everybody took for granted contained the distinvnistied official whom they desired to see, A gquad 0: Jersey City police, unde® charge of Captain Daity, aid to the Chief, owterod the depot baordly before the train arrived, and by forming near the ear encrance Prevented the crowd of curiosiy seekers from Ning the carriage and incommoding the President and hia escort. ‘Phe ferry beat which landed on the Jersey wide just pro- rival of the train brought over Hts Honor Mayor iloitin Inited Sia’es ‘tarsha! Murray, Major Generat Ructerileld and Snpormtendent Kennedy, who were in Waitin: when tho cars reached the depot. A revonue tuynoat, Lying alongside tne pier wijoimng the defot. bad on board Admiral Farracut and the otfi~ cers of his elatt, all dressed in fall uniform. When tho whistle of the apnrouching locomotive belokened the arrival of the tram theso marched up from the pier, Jvined the siayor and the other gentlemen abwe mou- tioned, and, in a body, entered the President's car, After salutations had been exchanged botwoen them and the Chicf Mavistrate, 31r. Seward and the Presidential party, which was the work of only a few minutes, the President took the arm of Admiral Farravas, and was escortadt by him, foliowed by Secretary Seward and tho sother distinguished genttemey, vo the tug in waiting to convey thei to the United states man-of-war #ranklin, which lay in the stream but 4 short distange from the ferry. As the tug failed away from the pior a round of hearty cheer: waa sont up from the assembled erowd, and the Prosident, wuo stood uncovered, with Admiral Farragut, in the stern of the boat, bowed his thanks in acknowiedgment, The Exocutive Party at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. LARGE ASSEMBLAGE OF CITIZENS. THE DRPARTURR PROM WASHINGTON. The Presidential tour to the North commenced yester- day under the most favorabie auspices, From the time of slarting from the national capital to the moment of the arrival of the party ia New York everything wont off pleasantly and according to the programme, except ia a fow trifing featurca, In Wash:ngton the morning opened delightfully clear and balmy. ‘Tho dull streets were fit up with # bright midsutomer gun, and the usually active and stifling dust lay peacefully at rest, As carly as five o’ciock the notes of preparation for the departure wore sounded, The Knights Templars, with thoir daching chapeaux, shining baldricks and glittering swords were up and ready for the start. Crosses—Roman, Grecian and Malleso—were to be seon on the breasts aud heads of the rank and file of the Masonic brethren, stily repairing to their places of rendezvous. The splendid band of the United States Mariues, located m Wasuinglon, broke the early morning stiliness with"straing of music that woke the slumbers of lazy Washingtonians, and caused many & night-cappod head to poop cautiously out of ‘an upper story window in search of the reason of 80 un- usual and unexpected anevent, Washington 13 cele- brated for not rising éarly, and therefore there were but few poopie in the streets with ali the bustle, music and ceremony incident to the preparations for doparture, ‘Those who were roused by the nolse contoated them- selves with gazing from their windows or doors. Noth- tng less than an earthquake could sur your Washingion- ians into an early morning irruption into the streets, ‘The Masonic escort of the Presideatial party was com- posed of two commmanderies of Knights Templars, Wash- ington No, laud Columbia No.2 The oilicers of the first are Eminent Commander Joseph 8. Will, General- issimo Allen and Captan Genoral Champion. ‘the ofli- cers of the second aro Fininent Commander KE, L, Stovons, Generalissimo J. Davia and Captain General Stephon A. Dole, Both commanderies numbered together about.one hundred and sixty, all highly respoctable men, and dressed m the richest regalias, About The eseort commanderies of Knights Tomplara which six o'clock the escort assembled at their | accompanied the Presidoot, Washington No 1 and Coi- headquarters, coruer of D and Ninth streets, | wmnbinn No. 2, of Washington city, and Cer do Lion Commandery, of Datiimore, had wow emerged from the train and forwed in jine in the depot, where they wore formaiiy receiwod by the following commandories of this city :— Mr an, De Wilt Clinton, Palestine and Mor. ton, by whom ther were ton tug ou the other side of the forry, and wore forthwith steamed away toward the friga.o Franklin, whoro they awaited the departare of the President, who was new on board, the vest of Admiral Farragu. The New York com- seauderics then crossed the Cortiandt street ferry and marched dowa West street to pier No, 1 North river, near Castle Garden, whore taey drow up to recalve the Presidential party and their brethren of the Kuights Templars when they sbould arrive. the appearance of these commanderies, arrayed in ail the Labitiments of thoir order. was exeelient, aud their march to Castle Carden was arcompauied by A large asseinblage of elti- zeus, When tuey icached the Battery this crowd was swelled by thonsands, and the polics bad sowe diihenlty iu keeping open a clear prssage way from the pier where the President was to Inad among tho great con- Waghivgton, and, everything being im readiness, marched down Pennsylvania avenue, preceded by the Marine Brass Band, to the depot, where the train was in readiness to receive them. The train consisted of nine cars, one of which was reserved exciusively for the President and those composing his private party. This special car Was elegantly fitted ap and sunpiied with sufus and casy chairs, besides oluer comforts not to be despised on a loag and tedions jonruey in a railroud car, ‘The same car has been used om many important occa- #ious—among oihors, that on which the recaains @° tho Jamented Lincoln were conveyed from Washington to Now York and thence to Springucld, ‘At seven o'etock the Prvstdentia! party, consisting of Mr. Johnson. Mr. Seward, Baron Stoeekt (fnssian Min- ister), General Kousseau nnd son, Cotonet Wiitian @ Moore (private and coniicentini secretary of (he Presi- dent), and a fow others, started from the White House in carriages. und arrived at tho depot half an hour later. They wero received wit all honors by | course of people who tad congregated in this vicinity, tae Knigits Templars, who, drawn ap ow two | Curringes, carte, wagous, trucks, the various woodem columus exiending from the eutrance of tho | awnings in West streot and Battery place, every emi- nepes in fact that atorded a view of the scene in ox- pectaney, was crowded with poople anxiously awaiting the lauding of the Ciiet Magistrate and his escort, TAR SCENE ON TOARD THK PRIGATE PRANKLD, During the afternoon Admiral Farragut 0 enter. tainment oa board his flagenip, the franktin, to the vilivere selected to sail in that vessel on the coming cruise, ‘There officers wore ail velocted tor their gat- laniry in tho service and for the hard work winch they had:Aonorably passed throagh during the rebeliion, Among them, there%ore, tuare is Koarcely one but can eith*r shaw honorable ‘of who can point to record whet is @ true suilo: pride, The vessel was naged out in its most ga and everything about 16 was in the usual immacul: tate of man-of-war neat~ ness, Gay midaies, killing enetgos, natty clerks, stern commenders, and the cordial old Admiral htmsell were snamer mg, with depot tothe speciat train, suluted the party with groat ceremony as it pased between the columns, waiie the band performed in tue style the appropriate air of “Hail tothe Cnief.”” The President and Mr, Sewart, wita uncovered heads, bowed to the Masonite fraternity and others ay they slowly walked aloaz to the ear re- served for their Use, and ai cack bow were warm cheered by the stnatt crowd of spectators in attendance Near the platform of the car ihe President was iatro- daced to several of the Templars, and \awmediately alter entered the car, followed by ur. Seward and the rest of fue party. Filtoea minutes after the music had ceased and the iron horse had paffed aud whistied la warning, the ery of “all aboard’’ resounded half « dozeu times, and the tram was of. Wess Deomiase On Sak amar The jonrney between, the jonst capital and N York eainedt nnevsnttal and deattute of interest, To record wha: happened is to repea: a vory dull round ot stops and star-8, a very tame series of receptions, or rather no ree?ptiona, by the peopie—indced, a very flat afar altogether, until the arr’vat in thie wonder-toring and exciiement-making «metropolis, WHAT THY PRESIDENTS MARCY DID. Tu the js car conversation was the great re- sort for retief from tedium and throweniug enn. See- recary Seward rattled off some of bis smart things, in- spired, no doubt, by the august Steeck!, one ot tho cod- fathers of the fainoas Russian treaty, “Steck! formed a member of the party by accident, He was in Washing ton, ratifying Wairus-ia, and was invited to revurn ww New York in the special train. He accepted. and was rewarded with nearly nine hours of horrible dalnes, President Johngon preserved a very pleasant smilie the whole way, and chatted easily with ait wie approached bim, Colonel Moore, his attentive Secretary, made bim- self ubiquitous, aud Carned the good opiaioa of all by his uavarying arbanity and kiadness, AT ANNAPOLIS, which was reached about 5:50 A. M., the train stonped for a few moments, and tuere wa, 4 slight interraption to the tiresome monotony of the trip by the appearauce of Governor Swann, of Maryland, who came to tenuer to the Present an expression of tho good will of the Coustitational Convention in scss.on at Annapolis, He wag accompanied by Adjuiant General ierry, Ta- spector General A. L. Jeffries and Judge Advocate Gen- eral F. ©. Latrobe. Two colored attendants guarded one © the enirauces of the Preswentia! car, and vot know ing Governor Swann from ‘any * map,” refused to aive admission, The Governor and party went to the © they succeeded betier, meeting lent Jobnsou at the door and receiving @ most ome, {be visitors were iuvitod meide. >: Swaum presented to Lue Preside Jowing resolut passed by the ation Nenty of xe luotted sdpply of hotiday urban ehcided from the rays of the eateuding the whole length of the ves.cl, neath these tho ers of evory hne were artistically festooned, nud formed a gaudy canopy above the heads of the’ fair visitors, This company was peculiarly brilliant in dress and beauty, and comprised some of nh famitios and well known beil the invied gnests were Adin fh frigate Themis, and the ofli that versel and the Joan Bart. The Franklin lay at anchor in the North river, just abore the Batters, and by namerons tugs ammers provid sd he nayal oificials, the whole aitaie tion of Captain Peunoek, the com- Lip. ‘Tho Adwiral and his good lady ra tho crowds o€ vasitora, who poared over the vessel's side for an hour, ant were the contre of an admiring and handeshak ng cro the afiernoon, veasol, and the other to the Navy Yard, for the dancera, who whiried and grrated in most willing obedience to the swell of the barmonivs The decks presented an admirable scene of most porfect enjoynieat, iu which almost all preseat Loartily entered, @ were furnished on the dock below to the thirsty or weary daucers, who walling Laer order, the best of fare dealt oat by w bane and chtiging’ waiers, who could ancork cham pagne without starting it im silver showers over Indio: dresses, aud who could perform services promptly wit out scermtug in haste, The reception, and expeciatly « ing portion of It, waa very enjoyable—espociaily to the French officer’, who flirted and chatted with the most beantifnt of tye Aimericans, passing (heir time greatly (0 their gatisinction, while ther Adruirat and ont olf sea Non eon ed with grat om At about five 9” being unde mander of the i aline toa max-of the new) 6p when great events are at hi the shop that the President i Tal leaped Intoa tug and wo Sorsey Cuy: the gay dane: ¥ fleck in good positions fur viewing the event; te Freoueh a ors wore rowed ha away to ther vessels, and troops of agile sailv ran up the rigeng with feline facuity, Order had ecarcely been established out of this chaos when the signal from the shore announced the arrival of Presi- deat Jabneon, who was recetved on board the Frauklia with al rs, the yards being manned and the heavy sane, saiate whtc French ven can, wad rejuested. rlacd to adopt » proper tm the execution ‘The President replied to these comphiner & few words, signitying his pleasure im acces in tine aod were also manu at only rowalned on bow tr king § used ba slioct thar, a 1g pariaken of refreshments Colonel ore, to write wpoure in fn tho Adsoiral's cabia and undorgoing the inspection of words, Ther are to by the curious suvemblage, departed acam in his ty ont at which steamed about the French vossols in acknowledg. t disposed to b i jd be, und veutared upon half a dozen cheers in honor of toe President, who, turn, stood out ou the back piatiorm smiling aad bow~ jug, to the delight of the spetiators. RALTDCORE was reached about half-past nine, The depot with a pretty good Of sovereign dene out conta, with sleeves rolled ap and pl be ment of the honor they ly id him. band of Thomls saluted him with “Hatt Coimubia’’ and the Jean Bart with martial ousc of dram al The party was tuen couveyed to pior No. 1 North river, where the Precdent debarked and ported wita his naval escort, consisting of Adinital Farragut and other officers of hig rank in our service, who them retarned to the Franttiia to commence anew their interrupted festivities. MUVAL AT PIER NO, 1. When the tog containing the Previtential party steamed away from the Franklin the gans of the forts oa Governor's and Ledioe’s islands thundered forth « aalute of twenty-one guns each, and, ere the echoes of these had died away, the tag reached pier No. 1. lero the shed which covers the pier was draped w bor of national flags, aud tho street in front, as well as ‘Weat street, was now completely blocked up, preventing the cars from ranning, and effectually curing off ail communication betweon Battery piace and Wort surcet by any vehicular meaua. Company A, Sevonty-tirst re- wimeat (the Light Guard), dressed pa gay and fancy uniform, wil the ungainly akin Cap, Dow marched down Battery piace and took position under — shed, on the President arrived on tho pier he was received by the Rev, Dr. McMurdy, Most Reverond Grand Patri+ arch of the Commanderies of New who briefly re- was filled te, witine ty of sound lungs, As the train slowly puifed through the #tation the popular sovercigns and continued up Wayne irect they rao shouting and srowding in the expectation train —— the President Pi and.as jc left the mation ver, still rowghly about the excrusive car seeing “his Excellency.’ The in Wayne, corner of Howard street, and gratuied the popular wisn by appearing his homeward trip, whe: Monumental City wiil officially greet him. | Daring jolay here a delegation of Haltimore Knights Templars joined their brethren of Washington. Governor Swann, Collector of Customs Websier, and others who had accompanied the excursionist« through Many persons porwr In reply t! his thanks for the done him, and, after sbaking Dr. ifc- Murdy ya the entered the c to examination for him, followed Secretaty Soward, his to which had Honor, Mayor Homnaa, aad General Bul ‘steam engine. United States Army. followed. Everybody ‘TUR PROCRSBION. nately, none After a short delay the was formed and only the shaft to move in the ordor:— ae of ice. had ‘them ull the Col, HL P, Mots and the train stopped and ', Deputations from bios ened Commander of thi The President Traited wtacaa Morina Rand. of densest crowd, alter leaving the pier, was in frou Henao Building. the’ aidowaike hore boing ‘cloasit paoked. The bridge over Broadway at Fulton street was Fe ie of oom on the platform the ‘ways being 68cupied. Canal street and Broadway the assemblage was als large, aud the cheering ot _ aa greater than anywhere else along dence part of our main thoroughfare, Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, the marching column gave veut ued until the President left by the Mayor, Mr, } i i panied General Butierfleid, ontered. ino ‘Fifth eptrance, lor No. 1 the Twenty-third street the procession was from Fifth avenue, sed up Fifth avenge to the point the military broke off after the President had lett his and she Courmanderies, that wove pre- viously drawn up in open order for the Preetdent’ vehicle to drive through their ranks, wero dismmased with striet injunctions from the Deputy Grand Come mander to be present at half-pasi roven o'ciock tia (Saturday) morning, to escort the Chief Magistrate bo the train e# rowe for Boston, A largo crowd still line kered'in Cront of the hotel, auxtous for the M'resident to show nimself onthe balcony and satiafy their curiosity with a short specs. AT TAK VINTH AVENUE WoT A large crowd asaemnbied at the Filth Avenue Hotel, who patiently awaiiod the arrival of the President and party. There was no icular domoustraiton, how- ever—no excitement—but a quiet ivterest marked the feolings of all, of citizens desirous of paying tuoir rospocts to the Chicf Magistrate wore Judges Shipman and Piatebfore, United sates District Attorney Samuel G. Courtney, Dated States Marshal Robert Siurray and Thuriow Weed, ‘The Prosidemt having turned aside on bis arrival at Jer sey City Lo visit Admiral Farragut on board the flagship Franktin, the early arrivals in aud around tho betel had @ considerable time to wait before the distant strai music announced the near approach of the Prost In the meantime a déiactment of Metropolitans, ur command of Sergeant Lowry, arrived, and the men were immediately posted to keep an open passace to the hovel and prevent the in the neighborhood, As the time passed the crowd in- creased, und at last, when the carringo comiaintig the Presidont and pariy drove up at the soulperu entrance of the hotel, on Twenty-third strect, the rush of poopie to that quarter io get a sight of tho Prosicent wae of the usual charactor—the pressure for a time overcoming the efforts of the polion to keep back the crowd. The recoption on tho street was otherwise very enthusiasiic indead, and the Prosident entered the buildiog without a wolcoming cheer, and in tive minutes afier there was nothing on the street to mark that the Prosident of the nation was for one night sojourning m the metropolis of the coun. try. There was altaost 4 total abrence of the usual dis- piay of flags from the hotels and private residences, wuich oa gala days and celebrations and times of popu= lar impulse Indicates that tho Aearts of the people is in the event andthe occasion, As the Presidout en- terod the hotel the several bands which beaded the pro- cession from pier No, 1, where he landed after visiting Admiral Farragut, struck up a national air. But @ minuts og eo was needed to pass the party in, when the doors were closed, and the large crowd that had by this timo assembled quietly digpersed. Tne President was at once conducted to the apartineats prepared ror bim, the handsomest in the building, Nos. 37 wad 88, the samo occupied by the Prince of Wales when here, 'Socretary ‘Seward did not remain tore than a mivute or two in tae hoiel wiea he again appeared crossing the vestibule of the hotel from the cniance on Twenty-third street, to the entrance in Twenty-fourth street In compauy with Jodge Biateuford, Thurlow Weed and Untied States Marshal Murray, Here a cai the Secretary of State was driven to Mr, Weed’s be dined in company wita Mr. chford and Abrain Waketan, par After some time necessary to effect Ppersonat appearance acter hiv journey, repaired to the supper room, accompanied oy General Butterfield, Senator Morgan, Cotiecior Generai Rousseau, &c,, where an eiogant bur past was prepared. THE INTRODUCTIONS, After supper his Excelleacy visited the large parlor, where he was at once surroanded by a number of ladies and gentlemen, all anxious to-be presouted to Lim, Here he was shorty aiter joined by Mr. Seward. The Pres dent went through the ceremouy of iotroduction and handslaking in bis usual affable manner, Among present were afajor General Luttertield, Judge Blatcn- ford, Cotlector Smythe, General Housseau, Posimarter Randall, Ricvard Scheu, Postmaster Jawes clly, ¥. A.’ Talmadge, ‘ex-Muyory Perry, . of Albany; Samuel G., Courtney, United States Tis. trict. Attorney; Alderman O'itrien, Thurlow Weed, Dr, Nites, General Roberts, lostwasier of Braet Eas Genera! Duryea, Surveyor of the Vort Wakeman, Killer, &c. The President cord! to his biographer, Mr, Jonn Savage, with chatted for some time. After spendiog sumo time in the parior iv chit chat with the tadies, aad exchanu- ing a fow words id then with voce around him, the by a committee from the Masonic body of the city, who contemplate holding @ Masonic festival im the Academy of Music on Wednesday next. An invitation was given to the President to be prevent on ihe occasion, in behalf of the committce, by Colonel Hillyer. The President, in reply, said Le could not at presept positively promise to at- ad, bat exprossed deep gratification at feeiing which prompted the invitation. It was alter. wacds ascertained that the Presideat gave an assurance commiltteo that he would be present at the Lusi. vai to wich he had been 80 kindly iavited. CONBUTUTIONAL UNION—PRESENTATION OF AN ADDRES, The President also received a commiitee from the Constitutional Union, the Cor ding Secretary of of 1180, age aol in dhe President Major nythe, pie Te which read and presented the foliowing:— THR ADDRESS, hi hers of the * agns who rogard the unlon of thers stuios perpetual, tts dissolution by secessiva or expu: wenible; extizenn Whose agniravious rise superior y disetyiin tinctian in our oudeavors to support the beat the best meawnes for the wi the prosperiily aod harmony of the united thirty-six States, policy tor the resioraton of ibe the proper constitutional course, ing, an we du, The exercise of a despotic military rals over x portion of our ro. ats upon t Feganting your late delinquent States, as < rent in exse of Fehnition is jd canned be rightiutly ea. nt of elvil Tried to tt: suppression only d tor any other purpose tnde: Jonce of blind fanaticism a Utica! jacuuins, sirtvige for tH ‘The Prosident then reptiod as follows Gevruewes—All 1 can say ta rept dros i ( you my sinceregtha welcome that you have tendered me how to appreciate a welcome of ths kind from my foilow citizens, aud | would bo doing injustice to myself to way tbat I 00) ferent to tre cordial reception giveu me on this occasion. Accepting the ail myset!, E wilt say tha: Lthenk that ia my past both in my ects and have rociprocaced wm auswored to every pri wWand—Tbat Is the trae way tod yore (contiaving)—Aud thit makes it un- assent further to thix new ing that my past conduct shows that | assent to everyting. Jt would seem that through tay whol life T hive made it an object to pursae those print anil to wet ap taghem, and in go doing f could n lant you for the very cordial weicoine that you have tender’d me on this océasion, i Mr, Seward then took the address from the bands of the secretary of the Uaton and handed it to nis © levey. ‘A crowd had by thie time again gathered vateide the hotel, who cheered occasionally and otherwise mace their x and that they wenteds speech. A gontioman deputed by them ftformet the Ir % of their wishes, wherenpon Secretary Sewsr! went out on the balcony and informed them that the Provident was t two tatigued to to them then, bat that when Ferammed to tho elty on tile way home'he would to address them. A COMMITTEE FROM nOSTON. Acnmber of gentiemen of Boston, acting a* a cou Mitteo of their Cimons, Were introduced to the Prewt~ dent, and tendered bim the hospitalition of their ctty. The President briefiy expressed thanks in aoceptung, It was now late, and tho President soon after retired, And the hotel was at once cleared of its visitors and left to its usual quiet, Mi of St. Hyacinthe is following the of his brothron of Three Rivers and Queoee tesued a Vane ‘to the oe wo popes] federation, «dvi ne peopl close jous insinuatvyn that annexation is confederation. General has entertained ‘ne visiting bishops, at Lia residence, Dorvol. Meee anoual @onvention of the Young Men's Christian | y 4. Aneociation ie’ Over nine hundred delegates tre pron rom al ar of ‘the New Deminion and the United BU og, ‘ the Thirtieth anniversary of the coro- nation ¢ son Victoria, and was observed here and in Quebe, by a goneral display of bunting and salutes from the @tadel and war veasoin, Taw Paeaipesr, in an open carriage, drawa by four Containing Committees of the Boards 4 ‘ of Aldor. bo happy | ™ Aho adminietrator of the government, | “ie and permanent care. —— ey NATIONAL BAH Rin. ‘. Pte ~ ASSESUMENT Te BUY we conunnss, Stare ' SPECIAL TELEGRAB TO THE AEPALy Lovuvasy, Ky., Su% % -v867 Stow Se y A New York National Banking house recontly song Out circulars assessing all tho national bauks ono. teenth per cent on their capital, to forma fund to buy up Congress and defeat the opposition of the monopoly. | Should all the banks respond the fund will amount te over two millions, I have seen tise circular, und shalt endeavor to furnish you with a copy. —a ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK SOLSAPSED. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TQ THE HERAUB. anand cre aM | Bankors here who hold balances against the Fires} National Baak of Vicksburg have intelligence that has suspended. It is reported that the offvors of the: bank asserted that if they could borrow $25,000 thoy; essist thom, bat on examining (the vondilion of the institution refused, and common report saya chey have suspended, Bankers in this city holding ovllection, drafts against the bank have telegraphed*to inquire if they have been honored, and receive no answers. ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF WILLS, THE FRAACONIA JHURDEBER. Conconn, N. H., June #1, 1967, Mills, tho Franconia rurderer, escapsd this mor ping; from Haverhill jail, but was subsequently caught. He dug out a stone five feet long and two foot wide betwee the ceils, and raed up a door seven inch#s und crawl under & into the spaceway, so tiat when they were, Among the earliest arrivals at the botel | Garrging in his beeaktast he pushed by and rushed ° but was seen before he got outof tho yard, Be pe aboutthree-quariers of a mile, and finding that be wam pursued sat down end gave bimaeif uy ‘The Cheapest Newspnper and Rest Literary Journal in the Country. ‘The Waaxuy Henavw for the prosent wesk, now ready, Interruption of trafic | contains ‘ “MARK CONSTAL Lis BEVENGK,"” > “LITTLE BLUE YRS." Powrmy—"‘A Riwonse ynom 111m Sounn," by a: Bouth- ern indy; “Ar tam Reoarra,” by N. @ Suxrunn; both written for the Weexiy Axranp. Trxms.—Single subscription, $2; Three copios, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copies, $15. 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The jongth of time estabtiahed fourth 90 Twenty fourt bron hel a Agoaranty (or essortmeul, Grov Maciin ee 4 Cel PL ype Bg oR gp ings » tH fom Roses avd KRadinace, Volinge fallchty are ushered in by penile Ju the elogant, the Hatter KNOX, No. Fulton street, and Xo, 685 Browd: Hew han imtrod bin Sauron white “tiles 1 shedy straw som Tint with beauty, and subject t proffers from the publlo’s ar sa eau cae aS a WheE Pye a cine terse * al Copyin, jatory of Genw Het, at Popular Fulton atrest, Sum bulldtr sy. nrc terre asin get gs Sue SPs sewing machine), President, Oy Beouaway, ROW York, Ze Bienk LNea nd Prete ee eas wi pout (siete, NaC trontway aianattaren, tat otras Stes | aNd Sateen A BANE ie TORE wi ns