The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1867, Page 5

4 4, Herald. . Maximilian. Attention to the American Prelates. ‘BY THE CABLE TO JUNE 26. THE MEXICAN. QUESTION. ‘SPECIAL. ‘TELEGRAM TO THE WERALO. Hew the Republic May be Revenged. living by the mercy of the republic. THE CONVOCATION IN ROM SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WERALD. ‘of—Preparatl for Saint Poter’s Day. Roms, June 25, 1867. martyrdom. ‘ent convents within the city. ot Ganday. Prening of cant day. : i ITALY, er _- SPECIAL TELEGAAM-TO THE NERALD. tival. ths @alialic lengy is very bitter. On ’ —- THE CHOLERA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. -Bppearance of the Disease in Sicily. THE PRESS DESPATCHES. AUSTRIA. The Financial Skuation Improving. ‘there and on the continent. FRANCE. of the Czar, will commence on the 12th of July. standard of gold and silver coinage in Europe. GERMANY. stitution. day the royal signature of King William of Prussia, July, A, D. 1867. ” FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The London Money Market. for money. ‘e AMERICAN SECURITIES “olosed at the following rates:— dling Orleans, 1134. The sales of the day foot up 7,000 bales. Liverpool Breadstaffs Market. ‘98s, per quarter. Oats and barley unchanged, «Liverpool Provisions et. American. Liverpool Produce Market. Sd., for American. London Markets. EUROPE. Special’ Telegramstothe Victor ‘Hugo’s Appeal for ‘The Scclesiastical Assemblage in Rome and NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE* 26. 867. A \ for Sootch pig, mixed numbers. | Underwood, Hunnicutt and other radicals disapproved CITY INTELLIGHY icy, 103, Last quoted at £41 108 | of the ides, and persuaded the colored people to ab- ThA Annee stain from attending. Lcpoapoebrsrenpony Session Bins ro us Rerinc oF DOCKS AM Serpq 44 . an ah ~ sic ns en Cr ur oon mn Interns! Revenue and Customs Receipts. The internal revenue recoipta to-day ‘wore $089,088, The receipts for customs {OP ew York from June 8 —_—— sales at 583. 3d. por tm Lin %804 oi! bas deolingd « ; Other articles 48% per ton rou Market, Autworp 1 Mrz, June 26, 1867. Petroieum, 3%. 50c. WasHINGTON. to 15, inclusive, ataovinted to $1,805,853. Sr tery 13 at $2,000 Thomas P. Lyons. one-halt ‘The Court of Inquiry on the Mobile Riot. | No. 19, $2,590; do, No. 26, $2,450; Wm. A’ Wheclor, ‘Wasmmoron, June 25, 1867, 1 The following order has been issued, dissolving the | One-half of picr No. 12 Kast river, ‘$1,990; do. No. 18, YEO oAook, BM” F Tune 19, 1867: $2,190; do. No. 19, $2,100; do No. 20, $2,100; J. & A. P ace . Court of inquiry at Mobile, Ala., June 19, 1867:— one-half of per No. 12 East river, $2,000; Silas ‘The Unreperted Prood, nae ot the Recent ‘70 THE EDITOR OF THE MORILE DAILY rnres. * One-half of pier No. 20 East river, $2,000;'C. H. Geuteuh of she Wee oe ase A Resdquarters ‘of Alabama, Montgomery dion, ont-halt Ot pag Monae Ee Tee ee obs a olen | eee hal . When the proceedings of the erilitle surpvine was | jiuShy "a7 18, 1807, to examive into the cane of tho riot H. 'Aluciotove-talf of pier No: 10 Bast wiser the public, a few days since, som ‘4 Aa, eccurring in this city, has been dissolved by 1,500; do. No. 15, $1,500; do. No. 20, $2,000: R. J’ felt and expressed that the matter 0.” 28tiding’ upon the | Fenty | tory from juarters District of Alabama, | Holmes, one-haif of pier No. 19 East river, $1,800; do. ‘ld be disposed of nga, '04 that this notice thereof be pul . in | No. 18, $1,800: Win. Nelson, Jr., the whole of pier’ No, opinions of the Attorney General sho fer . sdeiae p . Sas os ieee el of contention, \ Knowing that 4 'v witnesses not yet examined of its disso- | 18 East river, $7,650, idence ted EXAMINATION ov TaxoLoatoaL StupRNTs,—The tae: Yandioens or were not a’ tnit ip thoir | lution, 7 obedient servant, sapent flop prntctcd cine axtetned palbafieon bebtendl Bis YUHANLES HE BRECKINRIDGE, — | examination of the students of the Geuorat Theologiat ‘was believed that the first Cabinet meeting“ Would be a ven | Aunual Regatta of ly opencd proposals for leasing, until May 1, 1398, the fottowing uamed plore" 6p, Kent, ouechait of pior No, 12 East river, $2,200; do. No, 18, $2,625; do. No. 19, First Lieutenant Fifteenth United States Infantry, | Sominary was continued yesterday in the buildings of ATALY BITTER AGAINST THE CLERGY AUSTRIA IN IMPROVED CREDIT. “Victor Hage Appeals for Maximilian’s Life= Parts, June'25, 1867. Victor Hugo has just addressed a powerful appeal to President Juarez, of Mexico, invoking him to spare the life of the ex-Emperor Maxi- milian; asserting that the most suitable punish- ment of the foreign potentate will be that of ‘-Wast !Assembinge of Foretgi Prelates and “Priestse=The American Bishops Taken Care ‘There are already assembled in this city four bundred Catholic prolates—archbishops and bish- Opi—and some thousands of priests, whe have {sourneyed trom their sees at the call of the Holy Father to be present at the celebration of the eighteen hundredth anniversary of Saint Peter's (Crowds are coming from all parts of the werld. “The bishops from the United States of America, who havé already arrived, are lodged in the differ- Great preparations are being made for the fes- “tival of Saturday and the services and ceremonies Bains Peter's church will be illuminated in the Bitter Pooling Agniadt the Clotay—The Pee- ple Refuse te Observe Saint John’s Fes- : : Frongwos, June 25, 1867. ‘The fecling prevailing jast now in Italy against , thie” festival of St. John, the patron saintof the city of Florence, the people refesed to join the ecclesiastics in its observance; - for the reason that the priests refused to celebrate the national festival of free Italy twe Weeks ago. Roms, June 25, 1867. Cholera has broken out in Sicily, and prevails there as well asin some few other portions of the ¢Xtalieg territory, including this city, where it bas ‘been to more or less extent for some time past. ‘ Lonpon, Jane 25, 1867. ‘The recent reforms and wise internal policy adopted by « astria have inspired fresh confidence in her financial ‘abilities, and the credit of the government is improving Panis, Jane 26, 1867. t -_—- ‘The trial of Beregouski, for his attempt upon the life Princé Napoleon isto be President of the Congress ‘which is to assemble for the purpose of fixing a uniform Royal Signature to the New Northern Con- Braun, Jane 26—Evening. \¢ The constitution of the North German Confederation ‘having been adopted by the Prussian Diet, received to- ‘The coustitation goes imto effect on the first day of Loxpon, June 25—Evening, Consols have advanced % per cent and closed at 9434 Liverroon, June 26—Evening. The cotton market closed nearly at the following swuthorized quotations:—Middling uplands,“I1d.; mid- Liverroot, Jane 25—Evoning, Cora closed 34, higher; new mixed Western, 38s, 9d, per quarter. Wheat steady at 13s, 6d. for California white. Peas have deciined 64,; Canadian is quoted at Liverroot, June 25—Evening. ‘me Provisions market has been active, and closed -atrong. Beof firm at 1360, por bbl. for extra prime mess, Potk—onsvern primo moss stoady at 74s, per dbl Bacon, 428, for Cumberland cut middie, Lard dull at 498, percwt Cheese closed at 63s, for fine June 25—Evening. Spirits of petroleum 1d. better, Sales at sd. per gal- “fon. Standard white steady at 1s, 2d. per gallon. Rosia—common Wilmington 7s., and fine American 128. per owt, Spirite turpentine, 31a, 34. Tallow, 44s. Loxpon, June 25—Evening. Gelea No 12 D. 8.260, Iron— long and stormy one; but the published aca. wnt‘of the | Judge Advocate, Cabinet deliberations informed us that the , rtion of Mr. Stanbery's opinion referring to registratiott was concurred in with but one dissenting voice, Many *per- fons, however, regarded this official statement of Cabinet operations as very mongre disp. 8y for four days of cogitation, and suspected thi all had mot been revealed. Circumstances being favor- ‘a glance at the internal machinery of the Cabinet, and has observed something of that part of the transactions | °* which have not yet rerke tothe country. It was bt {ull at large, with $400 offered for hte arrest, ‘ understood, when inet met yesterday a week o Movements. ago, that the opinion of the Attorney General on regis- epee tration was to be considered; but on the third day of | the sessions the opinion on the power of military com- manders to remove and appoint civil officers was intro- duced for discussion. Mr. Stanton, learning that the | to havo proceedings of the Cabinet on the first opinion were to | Mississiy be published, prepared writton statements of his reasons ye oe for voting against such points im the second opinion as did not coincide with his views. As the second opinion D, SSTRUCTIVE FIRE AT COUNCIL BLUFFS. ‘was to be considered in the same mannor as the first— that ig, divided into sections, and a separate vote taken CnASeieshine 3s 188%, on each section—and as = sepretary was prosent to record all the proceedings of the Cabinet, when Bir, Stanton voted against a section he handed over his written argument why the section should not from \ ‘hich the following is an extract :— ue the pleasure. Tt was entirely destroyed. to have city. ‘voting so.should be included in the proceedings, As | ing house. The t ‘some hesitation was manifested in agreeing to this pro- = poh abla NOOIMSMIP: fave anlage’ antl the fine posal, a vote was taken to decide whether the arguments | gtructure was in ru ‘0%. The Omaha fire enzines wore of the Secretary of War should go into the proceedings, | transferred over ti peers god to the Iowa side and this time all voted “No” except Mr. Stanton, The | $6 tn0n 86 possible, 4 200 = ae following discussion of the iattgr opinion is sald to bave been | firms are the sufferers :—No. 1, }.\eyer’s billiard saloon, quite warm and spirited, and it was afterwards decided | loss $5,000, insured $3,000:* second floor, Judge ‘not to publish this portion of the decisions, before the President left the city he gave the order to have the in- Street's office, the May or's and Ri. tgister's offices, and the United States Lane office; the books and property mostly were saved, thot tah damaged considerably. No, structions to district commanders prepared, and the Sec- | 2, Brewster & Co., wi wlesale groc: W3: loss $75,000; 4 No. P. Snow, loss retary of War is now engaged in completing them; but Ss0000., bon ge ae. aie ‘ghost lous. $3,000. No, it is not expected that they will be issued until the re- | G. 4, J. tusura vee full. The turn of the President, Effect of General Sheridan’s Letter to General Grant—The President Urged to Attend tothe Difficulties at New Orleans. Robinson, billiard 1 com; 006: Ne ing ; assertic tl - rance $3,000: C. P. Sin&h’s warehouse, The jon may be safely ventured that the hack- | insu: : Muomenaty $6,000: @ new dwelling ‘house, un- neyed question, how to rehabilitate the South, has never * destroye: been more enthusiastically discussed than it has boon | Cocunted, $1,600, The total low, of property Serer ine here since the publication of General Sheridan's letter to | sured in New York insurance éfiices. Genera! Grant, complaining of the President’s request to him to extend the time for registration. The opinion of the Attorney General on reconstruction reawakened ‘The United States steamer Juniata, Captain J ohm I. the interest felt im this subject, which had been gradu- Of. Congress was the last duty that body would be eslled’ | peen in contmission nearly three years, and re. ‘urns upom to perform to enable the rebellious to | trom the coast of South ‘Atlantic sqeadron, bow . under command of Rear Admiral S. W. The last named officer will soon be relieved by sg denne will sail ina few days in bis from ee z : i i 1 f =e : 3 advices from the United states gunboat Kania Commander. 1, Welle, al the offcersand crow 438g i i i F i g qu Huron, Lieutenant Commander H. Erben, ‘was also at Rio, refitting. Judgments were rendered in favor of the following | the southward upon a cruise, ; "Nichols and T. H. Patterson have persons, to Wit:—Andrew J. Richardson, to the amount Hire scons pre rag eomp ty apoB oy of $43,735; Randall & Smith, to the amount of $100,000; peremniet Ce bewsnee De Witt C. Crowell, to the amount of $1,551; ©. D. Gil- A. Wilson, J. Skerrett and, 7. Baker more, amount not announced. eee the active The Orduance C ittee of the House of | »,, pom gy yang — Ss Ri sentatives. ‘The United States steamer Peoria sailed from St. Generals Butler and Schenck, of the Ordnance Com- | Thomas on the 15th instant, bound for St. Croix. mittee, are here. The committee met to-day, but,a quorum not being present, it adjourned over uaatil to- THE BOG WAR. The Slaughter of the Innecents at the Dog Pp are to morrow, when General Logan is expected to arrive, The Springbok Prize Moncy. ound. The prize Springbok, captured by tho United States | The foot of Twenty-fifth street, on the East river, steamer Sonoma, of the West India squadron, under | pe called the Place de Grive of canines during the sum- command of Commodore Wilkes, is now ready for set- | mor season. Thither every morning scores of urchins tlement in the office of the Fourth Auditor of the Treas- | wend their way, bringing in their unwilling four-footed | drowning was rendered. ury. This case has been under adjudication for over | prisonors and delivering them up to the tender mercies ‘hree years. The amount of money to be distributed is | of the grim guardians of ee | aS isan sapretend. $204,165, half of which goes to the captors and | ing building, not vory creditable e arc! who ened ft, and it would be hard to tell which style of half to the government, Soamen’s shares will be | Sahel tte tt Toprorents, “Outside are numerous spect: $831: first class firemen, $625; second class fire- lators or dog brokers, who induce the juvemie yond mep, boatswains’ and carpenter’s mate, $544. Com- | to deliver up their spoils to them at the rate of thirty modore Wilkes will recieve $5,000, while Captain Thomas cents in cash euch, thereby saving them the trouble taking the fifty cent checks they would receive at the H. Stevens, who commanded the Sonoma, will receive $10,000. pound down to the City Hall. The quotations on the dog General McDowell’s Department. exchange in opan yesterday wero somewhat lower than lest week aud basiness was looking downward. As no less than fourteen hundred canines wore brought in Brevet Major General Mc! commanding the De- | jase week. somo of the speculators were in buoyant partment of California, issued an order on the 20th uit, | gpirita on Saturday night. Tho interior arrangements of adding to tho district of Upper Colorado all of the coun- ee eae een try lying to the north of Bill Williams’ Fork, west of | 22 e'siienca isnot one of tte. atiribmet of its Inmates, Providence Mountains, Arizona Territory, and east of | Over the gloomy entrance should bo placed the Inscrip- Pass, and assigning to its command Major Wil. | tion, “Let all dors that enter here leave hope behind, sig for tho quality of merey does not belong to its keepers, liam R. Rice, Eighth United States cavalry. So much | within are the unhappy prisoners. tied fast and await- Of the district of Lower Colorado, east of the Colorado pointers, setters, mastiffs, burld curs, Fiver, as ties between Bill Williams’ Fork and ‘en miles | po caies and other varieties of the ‘canine tribe aré below the Pass, bas been transferred to tho district of | crowded together, each with that peculiar ‘pity the sor- Prescott. OMicial Reports Relative to the Freedm: The late reports of assistant commissioners of Freedmen's Bureau to Major General Howard indicate remarkable improvement in all the relations existing Detween the two races ina majority of the Southern fows of a poor lost dog” kind of expression on h's or hor countenance, The dogs are brought in in the morning, and kept over twenty-four hours, awaiting ransom. At four 0" P. ¥. is the hour of execution. The scenes that take place during the day, when parties in search of lost favorites visit the establishment, are sometimes very amusit A German lady from the East side was ip search of & lost animal by —e for it, w ‘States, showing that notwithstanding the con- seduced from home by the a tinued Cia of al the oulaes ipioting to the re- footed” and prareheaded saree is von deantital wi construction of those States and their admission to equal ee = fee OF aga — Keurian . rights and privileges with the loyal States of the Union, jeaded in 4 sorte, Sg found the pot the Southern people generally are earnestly laboring to 1 dog”? a” Grow Rs comply with the requirements of the government, in Ugliest poodles that ever indy pees, the most trophized the delighted animal order to secure the long hoped for blessing of domeatic touching manner. Im Aln- | Tenth avenue, in which they aro examiued have alroady been mentioned in the Hsrat, and the students have ao far acquitted 1a, °F Webb, the colored r, ‘The murder of Alexana ** Webb, Rogister, satisfaction of tho professors which was reported some , Week# ago, is still producing | and the board of intense excitement among thx ’°Olored people of Greons- bps Doro, Alabama, Between fifty 80d seyenty-five armed ogroes have been scouring the Country Im search of the {.: wardorer, and bot for the arrival of a company of able, your correspondent has been enabled to obtain DP ited States regutars from Selma, and a squad of | have taken ‘yalry from Montgomery, would have burned the ym. Quiet is now restored, but Orrick, the murdorer, vious to his departure for Canada, from New York, Jeff 1 Yvis addressed a letter to a friend in Missise!ppi, It wo ‘my wish, as soon as opportunity was at hand, hastened to a reunion with my countrymen in pi: but, yielding to controlling considerations, I ‘bed the desire, but only, I trust, postponed for Adestruct: '¥¢ fire occurred at Counct! Bluffs, Iowa, last night. Tho | Wilding destroyed is the large and fino brick Empire | lock, the largest and finest block in the The fire Is sup- ry mn a dene i been oe work fo hae iucendinry. who concurred in, anc juested tl reasons for ‘tween the block and a frame dwell-* ag Ma Harry Teta e frame house instantly caugbt fre, sud stearn service in pre~ The two last named vessels were soon to proceed to | day over the body of Florence A. Nelson, who was run the 2st inst. The cars om this line aro drawn by one B. Gherardi, A. E. Beoham, t ‘ki arrived at St, | Dale, the driver of the car, was inaide collecting the ™eY | found floating in the water at Burtis’ this dog penitentiary are principally charactorized | siding in Kent avenue, was accidentally run over by a ing their turn in the ee Spantels, Newfoundlands, Ho died from the effects of his injuries yosterday after- The poodles ceased their yelping and as those already given in former the tnstitutifn on The different branches of study themselves tothe entire Socrer? vor Tux SurrRession of GauativG.—A move- #ient is at presout on foot in this city for the establish- ment of a society for the prevention and supprosaion of From the remarks of several gentlemen who the matter in hand the necessity for the ex- istence of such a society has long boon felt, The meet- ings sofar havo beon of a private character, but the most energetic measures are about being adopted to give lifo and Vitality to the movement about being inauga- rated. It is the intention of the directors to empoy @ competent corps of detectives to visit the different gam- bling saloons of tho city and report thom to the proper authorities, with evidence sufficient to insure the con- viction of al! interested in their existence. It is also p to such a3 have lost money in the various games of chance. At the Inst meeting, which was eld last Monday night, a commit tee was appointed to engage suitable officera, for the gambling. to furnish counsel gratuito transaction of the business of the society, ‘Tae Fansxes’ CLva.—Tho regular weekly mooting of this club was held at their room, Cooper Inatitute, yea: consideration. for its successful cultivation. and appropriziely referred, of a serious character. pital, He was taken to Lellevue Hos- 20th inst., for allegea cruelty to his horae, is Kiorn Honern, and not John Rignoy, as reported. Wooster street, and not 12% Baxter street, Suopen Deata ox Boarp a Steamen.—About four o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. James H, Price, a lady sixty-four years of age, died suddenly on board the Sound steamer River Queon, en route from one of the Eastern ports to this city. Mrs. Price lived at Sag Har- bor, in this State. Coroner Gover was notified to hold an inqueat over the remains of deceased. Catharine Freor, whose death was the result of injuries received on the 19th inst. by falling from a balcony to the pavement in the rear of the premises, while engaged in hanzing out some clothes on a line todry. She dislo- cated her neck. A verdict of accidental doath was re- turned by the jury. Deceased was thirty-five years of ‘and a native of New York. Cam Acctpgxt.—Samuel C. Smith, residing im Jersoy City, said to bo bookkeeper for Singer & Co,, while in the act of leaving car No. 208, of the Grand street Ii paca sitter slipped, hig car over jeg, inflicting scompound fracture. Ho was immediately’ oe by one of the Bighth precinct Police to the New York Hospital. Srapmino Avrray tx rae Fourrm Warp.~Joseph and assume command of that squadron, relieving | Hays, a brieklayer, residing at No. 55 Greenwich street, Ra ee ie ianoes wil toon be ready {| became exigaged in an altercation last evening with John for eee. Rumor bes it that she goes fo the European | |Fraacis, in the course of which Hays bit off Prancis’ squadren, As yet » captain has net been assigned to in return for which Hays received a stabin the ion. ed frhich will in all probability prove fatal, Both K. B. Breese is reported as ordered to! and Framcia were intoxicated, and commenced hie Washington Navy Yard, as lnspector of Ordnance, to: quasrelling in James street, near Batavia, and to a short Felieve Commander George: Brown. The last named | time the war was carried to Batavia street, and when ‘officer is fitting out tho ram Stonewall for the Japanese, ‘| opposite No. 23 the stabbing was accomplished. Hays and will sail in command of her about Augost 1 was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital and Francis was the locked up im the Fearth procinos station house. A Bartzoap Cowrany Cunsoxep sy 4 Oonownn’s Jort.—An inquest was held by Coroner Lynch yester- over and kitled by a Flushing svonue car. at the corner of Hudson avenue and Nassau on the morning of and one man acts both as conductor and drivor, ‘The evidence before the Coroner showed that John H. fares of the passengers at the time of the aceident, and that bis lines were hanging over the dashboard. The jary found that the deceased came to her death by ing run over by car No, 296, of the Flushing avenue line, and beliaved death was. caused by the negligence of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company in not provid- ing @ conductor on said car, or some onc to take charge of the horses while the fares were being collected. Fouxp Drowxgp.—The body of an unknown man was shipyard, foot of Elizabeth street, yesterday. Coroner Lynch held an inquest over the body, when a verdict of death from ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.—A young man named Thomas FH. Law attempted to commit suicide on Monday night by jumping overboard from one of the South ferry boats when it had reached the middie of the river. A boat was lowered, and the unhappy man rescued. He gave ‘as a reason for bis attempt at self-destruction that he had had some trouble with his wife and was tired of life. Caancen wrrn Hrarway Rosssry.—John Abercrombie was arrested by officer Burke, of the Forty-second pre- cinct, on Monday night, on @ charge of having kneckod down and robbed james Grant of the sum of $25 on Saturday night. The accused was looked up to answer. Accroeyts.—A little gir! named Catharine Knight, re- coal cart yesterday, at the corner of Fiushing and Clas- son avenues, and was seriously injured. Lewis N. Flanigan, son of Joho Finnigan, formeriy keeper of the City Hall, fell down a flight of stairs at his residence in Court street and fractured his skull. noon. A woman named Mrs. Haynes fell through a grating in Fuiton avenue yesterday afternoon, and was severely injared. She was taken to ber bome in Powors street. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey City. Axorazr Scicipr.—Mr. William B, Stelle, who resided at No. 204 Jersey avenue, committed suicide yesterday | gashes in bis right heer the wrist. Ho died In tho evening from lows of He had been laboring under mental derange- ot for semo time. Mops Vgrong gy Tax Mayor.—Upwards of seventy vetoes to liquor Wesdte wore sent by Mayor Gopsill to the Common Council last evening, on the same grounds re pa PR a ee Sete ert a bm ‘The report of Burbank, Assistant Courmissioner <= was sadly neglected. After ‘Tae Raw Ocwnraeena.—The Dunderberg = of the Bureaa in the State of Kentucky, rendered for the | the : $2 fon se marched off sith bar one- sufficiently raised on the dry dock at Hoboken to enable month states ¢ complaint eyed vainly endeavoring to per- | the men to make the To her xdlomf Naapreyetdbon ag Ws | See eee ee acm slant ah, foar toe, suet wen | So was a feat of ‘no ‘ordinary magnitade, made against the freedmen during the month for for execution, snd © aumber of youthful Jack pnt In the violation of contract or any other misconduct The ea tossed the dogs ‘by one into the large country capable ‘sustali eee * ae number of outrages upon the freedmen by the whites is | TvSi0¢4 ‘were crowded rod this’ deadly proce the | reteesay, who bed an ty of examining the reported as follows:—Murdored, two; wounded by shoot- | water was lot on and pandemonium immediately inau- | monster vessel. eight. But one of these offondors was arrested. Orders ‘Tux Evrect or mmm Stonu tn New Jensey.—The rain has done considerable damage throughout Hudson been issued for the arrest of several others if nates Noab’s ark the deluge that ty, Early yesterday morning several largo trees pope Ths, asen Uaiied Wf tos Catena tr Poured’on them. The soene 16. distressing ove and | Seretiows down on Palisade avenue, and at Weet Ho- the failure to arrest the desperadoss is the want Rromia bea waraingto al canines to Keop tadeor, and boken the framework of « new bailding wae rae ‘not Hsten to the of small boys. down. The Jersey flats were in inundated, of mounted troops in the State. The guilty parties many of the occupants of tho bai unable to leave are generally mounted, and on the approach of FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY AT BALTUMORE. their dwellings sae anes ee infantry soldiers they are warned by their friends wae anid to Baw: eared omy and are thus enabled to escape, erty tr PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. who atand —_ bets pte -napy/tire tay beri ter | General J. A. Green, Jr., of Syracuse; Colonel H. Nye, in the night to arrest them at early dawn, offenders were notified by «friend of the approach the troops, and none of them were found. occa. sional arrest is made by the State officials, but as negro testimony against white porsons is not legal by the Ia: of the State the result ie invariable in favor of criminal. stppl, are stopping at the St, Nicholas Hotel. Cappata 3. Kelive, Geseral 1, B, Tower, of the United Bates be 3 aT ‘of San Francisco; comme of Bt. Louis; E. I, Davenport, of Boston, and A. D. of Indianapolis, are stopping at the J. ©, Bates, of Baltimore, and R, H. King, of Albany, There were issued daring the month to the refugees " Seaseraidiees at fans, AAAs ernie, ot Oto, and freedmon’s hospital 6,260 rations, and to destitute | “11141 of the New York Hose are stopping at the Hoffman House. freeamen 406 rations, making a total of 5,765 rations, at Governor + abeays He 2 Borris, of Sen 8 cost $1,354, ‘The trial of Boag, the surviving principal, and both | Francisco; © phe aoe oe ee Mt 1h Beeipereite Gapsee, Se Vnaeetn Waneus: om Sein he eS Le, of Se Louis’ are stopping a4 the Fifth avenue Hotel a 4 excited intense 6 on Mintster Goneral C. Gmnera Ftto, democratic apeer trom Penney: | iat coun! sogged, nnd expeted te case Matt Drtne Vouee Stan Arty rd wopping sh Uso nia, called a meeting at the African church in Rich- mond, Va, last evenmg, without regard to color, He intended to place before the colored people servgtive nhase of the volitical situation; but Twentieth street, between Ninth and ferday afternoon, Mr, N, ©, Ely, the President, in the chair, The occasion wag one of interest, as tho culture of fruit, berries, particularly the strawberry, was under Several (arge cultivators of this delicious. fruit nosed its peculiarities, and gave excellent advice Letters of inquiry, re- questing information upon various subjects, ware read SrranGe Accuxyt to 4 WorgMaN.—A man named Herman Risner, while working In the sewing machine factory 205 East Thirty-third street, yesterday, was in- jured by the bursting of a polishing wheel, sovoral of the pieces striking bem in the head and causing wounds Crustrr 70 4 Horse —The name of the person arrested by officer Kellett, of the First precinct, on the Tae Wooster Steeet Stapnino Avrnay.—The stabbing affray feported in tho papers of yosterday, in which Engene Murphy was a party, occurred at No. 12% Farat Rescut ov 4 Faut.—Coroner Schirmer yester- day hold an inquest at 323 Spring street on the boay of YACHTING. Club. wil bg anchored of the “=== 22%; have been appointed judges of the rogatia. Wi sonably fair day, an animated contest faay be expecta, ? THE YACHT VESTA, Attempt to Sell Hor at Au _ The announcement that the yacht V. Face fame, would be sold at auction yesterday noon, ¢row together a very large crowd of gentlemen on board the vessel, which was lying at the foot of Wall street. The assemblage was composed of all classes of business men, many of whom embraced the opportunity for the first time of seeing the trim craft that had with others performed such daring deeds. The throng gathered upon the deck of the neat little vessel and crowded the end of the pi spending their time in Ponining her condition and admiring the many beautiful points shown in her model. Everything was found to be in the most perfect ship-shape condition. Nota seam was sprung, not s batt started, and tho handsome gilding and neling of the rior was un- tarnished, Her tail, tapering masts were fanitlessly scraped, and her neat signal, bearing the initial V., floated proudly at her masthead, mute evidence of her prowess, The sale wasto have taken place precisely at noon, but owing to tho great crowd assembled and tho jong time expended in discussing the character of a fino lunch, and the quality of sparkling champazne that was passed around unsparingly to the many visitors, it was quite one o'clock bofore Mr. £. A. Lawrence, the auctioneer, called the interested crowd about him in the drizzling, soaking rain on the deck, and began his work, He mi- nutely explained the character of the Vesta; that she had cost Mr. Piorre Lorillard, Jr., $40,000; that she would be sold with all hor running rigging, anchors and chains, sails, galley, fixtures, linen, plate, crockery, &c.; that she was one hundred and one feet long ou deck, twenty- five feet beam, seven foot six inches depth of hoid, and two hundred and ono tons burden, rther added that an eminent shipbuilder bad carefully examined her, and had estimated that her hall could be raised two and ahalf feet for the sum of $4,000; and this would give her great stowage capacity, and admirably fit her for the fruiting trade of the West Indies or busiaess of asim lar nature, “Now, gentlemen,” cried the auctioneer, ‘how much for this magnificent and celebrated yacht— how much?” And from boneath an umbrella, whose immensity covered the form of the bidder, “$5,000” came floating up to the auctioneer. This low figure startled seller, owner and all; but bid aiter bid came in until $12,500 was reached, when s pause gave ovidence that the maximum of those inclined to purchase had almost been reached. From this point the bids came in very slowly, the auctioneer exhausting all his eloquence upon the character and fittings of the trim craft until $14,500 was reached, and, fully convinced that the leading bidders would not add the smallest pit- tance to that figure, consulted with Sir. Lorillard, who assured him that unless this price was increased ho must withdraw her. This the auctioneer communicated tothe anxious crowd, who loudly demurred, and some Manifested @ spirit of indignation, seemingly of the opinion that Mr. Lorillard could not justly nor legally retain that privilege. Atthis the sale went on, when by an agreement between her owner and the ostensible Purchaser, Mr, Wm. Nott, No. 8 Fletcher streot, this city, the vessel was bought in for $15,000. This rather ‘spiritiess termination had an unpleasant effect upon the crowd that had been standing nearly an hour in a pelt- ing rain, But the matter was sottied, and half an hour later the swift little tug that had towed the yacht to her position in the morning again made fast wo her and sped away to the old quiot anchorage off Greenpoint, AQUATICS, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. Contest Between the Mutual and Union Bont Clubs of Albany—An Accident Spoils the be ia Aupasy, June 24, 1867, A race came off this evening on the Hudson, below this city, between the Mutual—which heretofore has held the championship of these waters—and the Union Boat Clubs, A large concourse of people watched the affair from the river banks, while a fleet of steam tugs and small boats Glied the stream or accompanied the Contestants during the race.’ The boats matched were four-oared shells, and the course, three miles in length, was froma stakeboat, anchored off the foot of Hamil- ton street, to Dow’s Point and back. The Mutuals rowed and the Unions the Smith Ring—the wed frum Newburg for the occasion, ‘Tho following were the crews as matched :— MUTOAL. Pounds. nN ees (bo cS the above table ft will be seen that the race hearin Dyperg opeane been more evenly arranged as to the weight of contestan! At precisely six P. M. the boats came into line abreast Of the stakebost, when at the word they started on their course—tho Onions decidedly taking the lead. They bad not ich more than a couple of dozen lengths specta- tore at this interruption of her progress, until it became known that she bad broken a rowlock—an accident which, of course, crew from any fur- ther effort. The Union boat went over the remainder of the course alone, making the of three miles in twenty-six end a half minutes. There was no prize at stake. The race was merely a friendiy contest to try the relative merits of the two clubs. cg Sa a rogers trial the race will probably be soon repeated, while, mean- time, the Union Club remains the actual winner.” SAILING OF A BOAT FROM FORTRESS MONROE FOR HAVRE, Fortress Morro, June 25, 1867. The little schooner yacht John T. Ford, of only two anda hal! tos measurement, which was fitted out in Baltimore to cross the Atlantic to Havre, and from thence to Paris, arrived here yestérday, in tow of the tug J. R. Staples. She left Baltimore on Saturday after. noon, and was towed down tho harbor by a tug which contained some of the parties who were instrumental in building her and fitting ber out, A large crowd of spec- ‘ators was on the wharf, and gave m: a toarfal adiew ‘as tho little craft cast off her moorings, and was soon lost sight of in the watery horizon. A short distance below Fort Carro! the tug returned to the city, leaving the little vessel to the tender mercies of the winds and waves, Strong winds and heavy seas were bay, but off Thomas Pornt early Sa: morning, 140 imiles from hore, she fell in with the tug Staples, and was towed into a safe harbor, Captain Gould speaks hichly of the performance of his vossel in the rough weather of the bay, and sails for Europe in the course of a few days, intending to pro- coed northward as far as Halifax and then take the paseage across, The crew consists of two , ©, W. Gould, captain, John Shaney, mate, and E. Murphy, deck hand. She is built after the manner of a whaleboat, and fally stocked with canned provisions, the limited conventences on board ailowin; no cooking apparatue—a emal! iamp being ased to boll coftee and tea. Twenty or thirty fathoms of line attached to a heavy drag, in order to make the vessel hoave to in a storm, with small sails, made from a some- what limited amount of canvass, and far more limited Gleoping accommodations, constitute a description of the craft, with her reckless but intropid THE NEW STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA, One of the finest additions that has been made for a jong to the fleets of steamships which now traverse the Atlantic betwoon this country and Europe is the few steamship Nebraska. This vessel has arrived from Europe within the past few days, and now lies at pier 87 East river, She made the first trip from Liverpool to this port in thirteen days, without the slightest acci- dent, against contrary winds all through the passage. ‘The Nobraska was built at Nowcastie-on.Tyne, Eng: land, and is an iron propeller, Her tonnage is 3,300 and her horse power 600, Her longth is 382 foet, hor beam is 45 feet and her depth 30 feet, Her model is steamer can boast : F 5 i é Jersey City Yacht The "2248! regatta of this spirited organization will take pingo w "AY 48 Previously antiounced, The yachts i south of the Ogg. tral Raiirond depot, dividrd tnto tirés dlasses, the choice Of position to be drawn by lt, They will leave tholr anchorage as foliowsi—Firet Claas, eleven A. M. ; second 5 a THE MATIONAL GAME. Mutual ve, trys - Irvington, ae match game between those clubs, which has gives to so much speculation ana expectation, and which wag to bave been played Yesterday, at Irvington, will take place on ould : next, sh: th favorable. The brilliant record of ex: yeast, Bore ao far this season, induoes thes belo betwoen them will be one of more than and a display of science unsurpasged, class, vo ‘minutes pax eleven A. M.; third class, ten Knickerbocker vs. Palisade. ints past cloven dM, The. iallowanes of | tho Kaickerbocksr Club, the parent org me agroed uj 7, canvas for the’ dat ins, 2 AcoF she second madhonescere game, played on Monday afternoon » el on and 1; minute for the third class, Iq, 12° Stephen endly match with the Palisade Club, of Englewood, N. Quaifo, Captain F. Grain, Jr., and Alderman &, *: Torry | J., at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, Neither of these clubs appear often in match games, but when they do Put in an appearance there is more sport than business, Of the play on Monday the most admired was that of ‘osars. Bacot, Cornwall, Brainerd, Brown, McDonald toa Shak. Cornwall fielded ty nicely, and Schack: ome beautiful fy catches, and turned graceful 7 dep. when applauded for his play, 4 The soore of the game a8 foliows:— KNICKERBOCKER. PALISADE. 0. 7 Oo R, Van Braue fee a f o ¢@ 100K, ©... Ce 3 6 Homans, 340. 3 2 De 3 6 4 re 3 6 2 1 Brooks, r. 5 4 2 > Schack, s. 6 2 § Netouild, 5. 2 6 1 8 Kisame ft 3 4 3 2), Hing.“le, Sdb 5 2 Total... 37 Total. “ INN tG8. It, Bt, Bd. ah. Sth. Cth. Th. BA, Palisade. 0 ie ee a Knickers 5 3 5 40 4 eo Se oe ee. Fly datch sade, 5; Knickerbocker, 8. Home run— McDonald. 1, 5 , Seorers—T. B. Baldwin, for Kuickerbugkers John Smith, for Palisade. UmpireMr. Datin, of tue Bae eelsior, Tine of game—2 hours anil 4 minutes. OBITUARY. Goorge KR. Davis, This gentleman died at his residence in Taoy atone clock yesterday morning, at the advanced age of eighty years. The deceased was formerly one of the most prominent politicians of this State, having beea Spoaker of tho House of Asombly for two terma. be- sides serving as @ member in the same House for several years. He was an intimate friend of Gover, 20° Marcy and Silas Wright, and during the administi of President Pierce was said to have possessed as mus influence at Washington as any other politician. Davis was a democrat in politics, but for several yearat past bas lived in retirement. MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard mail ateamship Persia, Captain Lott, will loave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close at the Post Offlce af half-past nine o'clock on Wednesday morning. 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