The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1867, Page 6

EUROPE. Special Telegramstothe Herald. Lioyd Garrison and the Peers in St. James’ Hall. Earl Russells Confession of His American War “Errors.” Queen VICTORIA AGAIN IN PUBLIC, Important Alteration in the Tariff of Russia. THE PARIS EXHIBITION PREMIUMS. > r BY THE CABLE TO JUNE 29. LLOYD GARRISON’S BREAKFAST. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Public Compliment to Mr. Garrison—Speeches by Euglish Statesmen—Earl Russell in the , Confessional. y Quzen’s Horgt, Lonpon, aan 29, 1867. The public breakfast given this afternoon to Mr. ‘William Lloyd Garrison, in Saint James’ Hall, was r ‘attended by four hundred persons, ladies and gentlemen, some of them of rank, including the Duke of Argyle, Earl Russell and Mr. Bright, Mu. P. Mr. Adams, United States Minister in London, ‘was absent. Mr. John Bright, M. P., oocupied the chair. He poke at length of the services of Mr. Garrison in the cause of negro emancipation and liberty, and referred tothe American war, asserting that at the conclusion of that great struggle the United ‘States government treated the vanquished people fn 8 manner 60 magnanimous as was never before recorded in the history of the world. His Grace the Duke of Argyle read an address © ef welcome tendered to Mr. Garrison as @ repre- sentative of the United States, in principle and Policy, and expressive of the wish that peace be- (‘tween the United States and England should not be merely perfected, but that an attitude of ‘friendly affection should be maintained between y the peoples of the two countries. ‘ Earl Russell delivered an address couched in the * game strain as the remarks of the Duke of Argyle. “* The Bart frankly avowed his former errors, com- mitted at the outbreak of the war in America, ‘when he thought that the United States should » ‘free the negro slaves at once. ©. Mr. Adams, the Minister of the United States, ‘had convinced him of the contrary. He (Earl Russell) now acknowledged that the late President Lincoln and the government of the United States s had done all that it was then possible for them to do in that direction. im Mr. William Lloyd Garrison replied to the ad- eo Areas and speeches, delivering himself in his 7 With George Thompson and the other speakers # $62) ne public compliment to Mr. Garrison was turned in ¢ uto a regular abolition “‘pow-wow”’ affair. ov QUEEN VICTORIA. Bor «for SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WERALD. Lor Majesty Appears Again in the Cause of Charity. Quesn’s Horst, Loxpom, June 29, 1867. Queen Victoria to-day laid the first stone of the mew building to be erected as an addition to the Albert Orphan Asylum situated at Bagshot, near this city. “SERRE EEE RUSSIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, Abélition of Export Datics on Many Articles of Trade. Sr. Pererssvra, June 29, 1967. The duties hitherto collected by the Russian government on the export of wooden articles, bark, mats, and tar from Russia and Poland, are abolished. THE PRESS DESPATCHES. THE EXHIBITION PREMIUMS. Corrections in the List of Awards, Pans, June 20, 1867. In the official list of awards to American exhibitors at ‘the Universal Exhibition, the following were incorrectly ceported, They should be as follows:— SILVER MEDALS 8. 8. White, of Philadelphia—Artificlal Teeth, &c. Tucker Manufacturing Company, of New York— ‘onebeue® Sronses. Culvertaon & Co., of Chicago—Salt Meats. BRONZE MEDALA A. J. Johnson, of New York—Family Atias, Deere & Co, of Moline, Iilinois—Steel Plows. HONORABLE MENTION, Poter Glass, of Boston— Mosaic Iniaid Centre Table. Lalance, Grosjean & Co., of New York—House Fur- @ishing Hardware, Pleasant Vafley Wine Company, of New York, and F. ®. Cozzens, of New eee of Native Wines, THE REFORM Ql QUESTION: Iretand to Re im 1U nreformed. Loxpon, Jane 20, 1867. The government says that the state of Ireland at the resent time forbids the adoption of any reform bill in her bebaif. [The news matter of this cable telegram to the Asso- ‘ved Press reached us im a much more explicit and com- form yesterday in our mail report by the City of 14 Baltimore, dated on the 20th of June, nine days previous Y) to the date of the despatch. Mr, Dieraeli’s remarks on the @object are given in the Hrratp te-day.—Ep. Henaw,) THE SACRAMENTO. Additional Reports of the Wreck. Lonvos, June 20, 1867. Additional intelligence relative to the jose of the ‘United States steam sloop-of-war Sacramento has been wed, ‘The crew escaped to the shore in the small boats, and ‘Bet a single Life was lon, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Erit Railway sbares....... Atlsntio and Great Weatern ‘Railway shares. —_—— The Liverpool Cotton Market. LiveRPoow, quiet, Sales to-day 10,000 bales. Miadling PA wa; middling Orleans, 11 <4. Liverpool Breadatuffs Market. Lr June 29—3:30 P.M. abe crag quiet. Corn, 388 for eo ere a 9d, Barley, 4a, 10d. Oats, 8s. Peas, Liverpoo! Previsiess Market. fn gee ae a aa . Liverpool! Preduce Market. June 29—3.30 P.M. Pot ashes, 81s. Rosin—oor Spirits of turpentine, 308 refined, le, 2d. Tallow, 44s, London Markets. Taanet Jat mae Divnd ace P pod No. 12 Dutch standard sugar, h pig iron, s9u 0,7 Galcntta linseed, Ots: Linwwed ‘cakes, 210 108, ‘Linseed oil, £41 103, Whale olf, £35. Sperm oil, £130, Antwerr, June 29—Noon, Petroleum, 3$0f. 600, BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE 20, The Inman steamship City of Baltimore, Captain MoGuigan, which left Liverpool at noon on the 19th and Queenstown on the 20th June, arrived at this port yes- terday evening, bringing our European files in detail of our cable despatches two days later than the mail re- ports of the Union, published in the Haratp yesterday morning. The City of Baltimore sailed two days after the Union, and has consequently made an extraordinarily rapid passage. It was romored in England that Lord Etcho, who figured among the reform Adullamites of last session, had joined Lord Derby’s government as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; but Lord Elcho published a denial of the rumor, In the House of Commons on the 1%th of June, the consideration of the Reform bill being resemed, Mr. Laing moved his amendment that the six boroughs of Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester and Sheffield, which now return two representatives, should in future retura three. He pointed out at some length the political and commercial importance of the six places to which he proposed to give an additional rep- resentative, and appealed to the committee to decide the question, undeterred by the threats of tremendous con- sequences which had been thrown out by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Gladstone end Mr. Disraeli spoke for and against the amendment, When the com- mittee divided the numbers were—for the amendment 230, against 247. The amendment was, therefore, re- Jected, and Mr. Laing said he did not think It was de- sirable to proceed with the rest of his proposals. Mr. Disraeli announced that in the present deranged state of Ireland the government thought it would be ad- visable to postpone the Irish Reform bill until a more favorable opportunity. Mr. Maguire, M. P., attended a meeting of the Cork Farmers’ Club, when emigration and the land question were under discussion. The honorable gentleman said it had béen calculated at New York that the Irish emigrante brought with them £17 for every man, woman and child on anaverage. Mr. Farrell stated that he knew a man who emigrated with ten children and took £900. Seve- ral genUemen said that Ireland was going back fast, losing wealth as well as popalation. Farther progress was made by the House of Commons ‘with the reform measure on the 18th of June, and the Consummation of the Derby-Disraeli plan was fast ap- Proaching. The London Shipping Gasele says that if the case of stopping the American steamers in the river St. Law- rence is not treated with temper and discretion, both by the Engl government and thatof the United States, it may rapidly lead to very serious consequences. ‘There had been no recurrence of the rioting in Bir- mingham, though Mr. Murphy, agent of the Protestant Electoral Union, delivered several additional lectures on ‘Catholicism, Im the House of Commons, June 19, Mr. Hardy, the Home Secretary, replying toa question pat by Mr. Monsell with regard to the riot, expressed regret. that the persons who had been the cause of the out- rage—Murphy and his assootates—could not be panished government ig to such i cen and to the conceal- possession of Prociaimed districts, adequate to the present state of that part of Ireland. ‘The Archbishop of Paris took leave of the Emperor and Empress on June 19 before departing for Rome. The Right Rev. prelate remained in conference with their Majesties for nearly an bour. It is affirmed that Monsignor Darboy ts specially charged by the Em Press to invite the Holy Father to visit Paris and see his godson, the Prince Imperial. ‘The Emperor Alexander, of Russia, has given orders that there shall be sent to the Emperor Napoleon, to be deposited at the Invalides, @ sword which belonged to Napoleon I., and which bis Majesty offers as a tribute of respect to France. The Consul of France at Riga has informed the Minis- ter of Marine that, im accordance with @ recent decision of the Russian Government, the central departmens of customs requires from all ships entering ports of the Baltic a clean bill of health, eigned by a Russian consu- late. Vessols unprovided with such # dooument are fined 25 roubles (100fr.), even should they come from a port which is not infected. A letter from Peru, reo¢ived in France, announces that on the 11th ef May the Congress passed a bill declaring that the trade in guano should be free, and that the article should be sold by public auction instead of by contract with certain houses. It is stated that the indisposition of the Emperor Napoleon, reported in the Heratp yesterday, consisted of a compHeated attack of lambago and sick headache, His Majesty, bowover, after twenty-four hours’ rest, was restored to health. A Paris telegram of the 18tb of June says:— At the commencemont of to-day’s sitting of the Tose to enter # protest in favor of the prin- ciples of humen' law, wi he gS BEE. ess SH amonnt The report of the legislative committee on budget says that the estimate for the military expendi tare will be exceeded, and « special proposal will Mhortiy be brought forward on this subject, No anxiety, it adda, need, however, be felt with regard to the present or fu- ture state of the finances. The ordinary revenue of 1868 shows an incontestable surplus of 124,000,000 franca, This eurplus will hereafter increase, as several items of expenditure, which are temporary and transitory, will shortly disappear, and the state of the finances was never more clear and straightforward than at present, _ In the Austrian Chambers on the 17th of June, the Minister of War read a letter from ihe Emperor an- nouncing that the new tnw for the reorganization of the army would be submitted for constitutional treat- ment. In consequence of the agitation In Croatia the Austrian government had sent orders to the authorities to adopt the most energetic measures to prevent disorder. By way of England we have news from the Weat i Coast of Africa dated at Fernando Po, 10th; Cameroons, 13th; Bonny, 16th; Lagos, 19th; Acora, 2st; Cape Pal- mas, 24th ; and Sierra Leone, 20th of May. Trade at Fer- mando Po was dull, but at Cameroons, Bonny and Lagos brisk, and the ports were healthy. At Accra business ‘was quiet, and at Cape Palmas good. Sierra Leone and Madeira were both healthy, A large quantity of pro- @uce was prevented from coming into the market at Bonny on account of the disturbances of the natives. ‘War betwoen the natives continued at Accra, THE PRIZE RING. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALB. Fight im Donver, Celerade, Between Jobe Williams and Thomas C. Dunn, ef Ohio— Williams the Winner. Cmonnmarr, June 29. 1867, } 11:80 o'0lock P, ‘M. John Williams, formerly of this city, and Thomas ©,, Dunn, from Dayton, Ohio, had a mill at Cherry Oreck, near Denver City, Colorado Ter- vitory, recently, for $500 a sido Forty-two founds were Lge ne when Dunn failed to ime, and the battle was given to Williams. Duan had frst blood and first knock down. Dunn [oe ngentors ry pounds, Williams 152. Williams was very The punished. The second |t of $200 each by Aaron Jones and poo gel are to fight near here on the 8ist of Au- gust, was mado to-day. THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Nebraska, Juno 28, 1867. Generals Blair and Simpson, and Dr. White, Govern- ment Commissioners, with about twenty invited guests, returned to-day from an Inspection tour to Julesburg, Colorado, tho present western terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad. The commissioners have accepted forty additional miles of road,*making three hundred and ninety-three miles now running. NEWS ALONG THE HUDSON. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. 2 nmol Child Beating. PovugexErrsin, Jano 29, 1867, Arrangements are now in progress in this city for the formation of a new aquatic association, to be com- posed entirely of amateur oarsmen. There are already ten beautirul shell boats owned at this place, nearly all of them the property of members of the celebrated Poughkeepsie Ice Boat Association. Prominent ‘among the amateur pullers are Rev. J. L. Corning, of the Congregational church; John Roosevelt, Irving Grinnel, loy Johnaton, 7% V, Johnston za okt ee ‘Van Kleock and others, A sion of the Monumental regatta last evening, uatic Association, Mr. —. sixteon miles to witness the contest. ‘oy sgerepome fond telirnsbeberomprenedg =o vee sackio was visited by the pirates Soests tnecin eure ehbeds Th This eoteore bas and valuable sets not z 2 Seg Hay 5 Ht foay, tryoh McKiel and hase two wo Wards will pull with- Seo Pn Bo peg) poy & ly ap- noun Pougbkéepsie, on the Fourth, on the ital Celebration. Among those who are to be Lieutenant Stewart orator of the day; Commander Worden, who fought with the M Disclosure of a Precious Piece of Rascality— ‘The Owners of the Boat Charged with Con- spiracy te Reb and Bura the Bont and De- rere the Insarance Companice—The Par- Arrested—Twe of Them Muke a Con- the owners, Henry A. Huffner and W. A. Ritter, vr Captaia, J. A. Johnson, bad entered into acon- hope lg i ol a ral gianaialpeaal ance compan All the parties have been arrested, and six thousand eight hundred and ‘and fifty dollars of the stolen money re- Johnson and Ritter have confessed nection with the ny goods Huffer, who was to ie them, of which 5 = f NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Projected Grand National Cemetery for the National Dead on the Peninsula—A Health Beard of Army OMicers at the Fortrese—Re- lense of a Citizen on Bail, Charged with Mar- vrs Forrases Mownor, June 27, 1867. ‘The work of registration progresses very quictiy in Norfolk, Portamouth, and their immediate vicinities, The Tesult within the past few days has been a continued ‘engaged in bunting ap Balldngehidiog places of destruction and of the sickly season. ‘a great many improve- THE LEWISTON MURDER TRIALS. Me., Jone 20, 1867, The evidence was concluded in the Verrill murder caso this afternoon, and Calvin Record, Esq., com- menced the argument for the prisoner, CHOLERA REPORTED IN MEMPHIS. Manrms, Texw., June 29, 1867. Several cases of sporadic gs have been reported. Several of them have proved fatal. The authorities are taking prompt measures to prevent the disease from becoming epidemic, ‘ THE JOURNEY ME! EAS’ UNION. A mass mecting of the journeymen bakers of this city and Brooklyn was held last night at Putnam Hall, taking into considera. Jaly for an increase present hours of was MEXICO. Maximilian Supposed to Have Been Shot on the 19th Inst. The News Telegraphed to the Em- | Peror of Austria. ' d Capture of Mexico City | simi by the Ziberals. Naw Orxaans, June 20, 1867. al ensign was draped in deep mourning. and the reticence of her officers are They, however, report that the city of Moxico was captured by the fiberals on the 20th instant, but the par- tioulams of the capture had not reached Vera Cruz up to the Ume of the sailing of tho Austrian steamer, ed Execution ef Maximilian—The Telegraphed to His Brother, Francis ph, Wasminaton, Jane 29, 1867. 4h reached this city by telegraph ‘from New this afternoon stating that Maximilian was com- rofused to deliver up his body to those who had request- edit | Arrival ef Exiled Imperialists at New Or- leane=Another Versi of the Santa Anna Story—He Compels the Mexicans te Walk Over the Ameriéun Flag to Capture Him. New Ontuans, June 29, 1867. ‘The Mexicai schooner Atlas arrived atthe mouth of the Mississip this morning, having on board twenty- four exiled imperialist Mexicans, who have been Peremptorily banished, Among them are several military offpers, They confirm the report of the capture|of Santa Anns at Sisal, ‘They add that the captain of the Virginia told the libergs they must take Santa Anna by force, as his vessel not armed, he spread the American en- sign on the @ngway. The Mexicans trod on the fisg, seized Santa inna, thrust him into their boat, took him to Campeachy, and confined him as a prisoner of war. At Campeajhy the liberals were shooting, banging and expelling fenjorialist srupathinnrs, THE PARK concen, The programme of music at the Park yesterday was | i i ; £ | if ai i ? aie i inet i ts 23 tl ts «ij ey pbysiognomies those assembied around the music stand Every page in the book of najure that relates to the human face is there open to the view. The musical Cent eblivigus to all surroundings and drinking in the ane of harmony that is forth from the ok ; the calculating man of business, who even at ‘ia dme is reckoning up his assets and /iabilities and is far on bis way in the region of speculation ; the spruce, ‘fast young clerk, who ogles the fair patronesses of the and imagines himself the cynosure of all admir- (oped op win brick walis or on stifling streets wi ‘garden of beauty lay within his reach. THE MATINEES YESTERDAY. Miss Lucille Western repeated her admirable imporso- nation of Nancy Sykes, in Dickens’ Oliver Twist, at the Broadway; Miss Kate Fishor and her horse Wonder, in atthe New York; the charming Miss Fannie Stocquelor and Mr, J. W. Albaugh appeared in Rob Roy at Ban- vard’s Museum; the Arabs performed their wonderful feats at the Thédtre Frangais; ® grand combination caret treet ee bp ayy Ask for the Uplyeraal I Bay 7 Cigar. 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