The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1867, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD. sAMES. CORDON BENNE PROPRIETOR. \ JAMES CORDON BENNETT, Jk, MANAGER. BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. All business or news letters and telegraphic despatches Soust be addreased Naw Yorx Herap. Lotters and packages should be properly sealed, Rejecied coramunications will not be returned. —— = Volume XEXIM...:....0 e How Yorks ‘Thureday, July iy 1867, = a Ps a3B NB w s. ‘ EUROPE. * ‘Tho naws report by the Atlantic cable is dated yerter- ay ovening, July 10. ‘The Russian government has addressed ap tmportant Circular to the Czar's Ministers tn Washington, London aad Paris, requesting them to cali the attention of the Cabinets to the condition of Ireland, and represent that, {no the opinion of Russia, the state of that island should ‘be inguirod unto by a joint commission appointed by the United Statos, France, Russia and Uogland, Geuera! ’rim, lately ia extle from Spein, bas landed 4m Catalonia. Thore is nothing kaown asto his objoct, at Madrid is excited with the prospect of an insurrec- Honary movement, The now North German tariff is to remain in force for éon yours. Mr. Schotefleld, a leading radical member of tho Britis Parliament, is dead, Consols closed at 94744 for money tn London. Five- twenties were at 7534 in London und 77; im Frankfort, ‘The Liverpool cotton market was Heady at the close, swith “middling uplands at 102d, Breadstuffs quict, Brovistons without material change, CONGRESS. In tho Sonate yesterday Mr, Sumner made another fatilo oitort to have the resolution of Friday, regarding the order of business, rescinded, Mr, Trumbull’s Recon- struction bill was taken up, end Mr. Howard made a Tongthy spoeckh in favor of its passae, The amendment of Mr. Wilson allowing com: ng generals to ap- Point civitions to office was ag: to, An amond- ment offered’ vy Mr. Drake, and ed by Me. Joun- won, of Maryland, providing for t juston of all who had hetd exccutive or public office in any rebellious Slato, whagier bolding such office at the time of the Fobellion or mot, was agreed also to, During discussion on '® propoved amendment of Mr, Howard's, provid leas stringent axceptional clause, the death of Cons: maa Denison was announced from the Houseg and the Benste ad) ournee, In the House, @ preamble and reso! n appointing @ cominitice of five to investigate the treatment of Union prisouers by the rebels duriag the war was ayreed to. Mr. Stovens mado an oxplanation in regard ty bis oonverwation with a Henatp correspondent, A reso tution directing the Committee on Foreign A(fsirs NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, “JULY 1, 1867. Howling for the Constitution. Among the howling dervighes of the copper head democracy who can do the loudest and longest howling for the constitution are two of the members from this city in the present Con- gress—James Brooks end Fernando Wood. On Tuesday last, just before the passage of the now Reconstruction bill, the howling of Brooks for the constitution was painful to hear, and the howling of Wood was equally dismal. The howl of the one was that of @ hungry Bobe- mian whose occupation is gone, and the howl of the other was that of the political huckster who could find no ten thousand dollar job in the bill before the House. At the conclusion of all this melancholy, senseless and useless howling, “Old Thad Stevens,” in closing up the debate, in a plain statement of the actual political situation of the South and of the ab- solute and exclusive powers of Congress over the subjugated rebel States, made short and decisive work of the constitutional twaddle of our two howling dervishes, and the bill was passed—yoas 119, nays 31. According to the historian Brooks this bill upsets the Bill of Rights, the old English barons and their Magna Charta, the Massacin- setts Declaration of Rights and every natural aud national law, in addition to the constitu- tion. It is worse, he protested, than the jaw of conquest applied by the Tartars to China ; it has no parallel “except in the inhuman con- duct of the Duke of Alba ;” it out-Herods the Czar of Russia and the Emperor of Austria, and iacks the wisdom of the neggo govern- iments of Hayti and Liberia, Master Brooks know not what the President of the United Siates would do; but, said Master B., “were I in his posilion I know what I would do beforo sending this bill back to Congress, I would sond Sheridan to Messachusetts and Maine, and Fickles to Walruasia, to teach the Hsquimaax. Why should Mr. Johnson be afraid of impeach- meni? Let them impeach.” We fear, how- ever, that this appealing from Feitx to Cesar will not be heard by the “man at the other end of the avenue.” This indignant howling for the constitution by the representative of the New York Lepress was appropriately followed by tho pathetic constitutional howl of the representative of the old exploded copperhend Daily News; but it uuust be confessed that Feraando Wood, in this effort as a humsnitariaa, is only surpassed that so jusiified Mlibustering a3 Moxico? Whore is there a people that bas greater need of civil'zation and the Christian graces, including the roasting? The truth is, the tost is euccess, It is only those who fail that are filibusters. If any one shall succeed in the conquest of Mexico he will not be a filibuster, buta hero. It is the game with erty as with treason. Treason does never prosper—what's the reason? Why when it prospers none dare call it treason, Prosperous filibustering is the introduction of civilization. Tho English Revelutiva. John Bright bas again been on the atump. This time, however, he did not address a London, a Birmingham or a Glasgow mob, but the worshipfal company of fishmongers, in their splendid hall at London Bridge. It is difficult to read Mr. Bright’s speech without feeling that the car of revolution which is now swoeping over England is rolling a little too fast even for him. Mr, Bright; who is evidently finding his way into more conservative society, is allowing his speeches to assume somewhat of & conservative character. Matters are very materially changed in England since he com- menced his political camp*ign in the autuma of 1866. The flery steed which he then mounted, and which for a time he rode with such wonderful success, has bcen mounted by another and more ski:ful rider, and is accom- plishing even more marvellous resu'ts. A de- scendan!, we shall not say of Judas Iscariot, but of the race of Judas Iscariot, and noi Mr. John Bright, is the hero of the hour. Mr. Disraeli, ia fact, has it all his own way. The historical whig party end the section who marek under their banner murmur, but yield. ‘tho historical tory party admire, wonder and obey. The political changes now taking place in Eogland, if they have any paralle! in history, are certainly withont paraiiel in the history of that country. Hitherto it bas not beea impos sible to discover a species of consistency in bot! of the great political partics. Through- out their past history whigs and tories have each remained faithful to a separate class of fundamental and distinctive prnciples, It is sono longer. Where whigism ends and tory- ism begins it is now impossible to say. Every- thing is turned topsy-turvy. Whither Dis- raeli is leading his party he neither knows nor by G yin his abounding charity for Jeff a Da But what doca all this constitutional | Cs to know. Theaiae Hite Wish, the howl © It is “full of sound and | Whiss ee clearly fs that Disraeli, in his mad fury, signifying nothinz.” Messrs. Brooks and gallop, is dragging tho country 10. rain. The Wood, like oll Rip Van Winkle waking up | Oy thing which the torles see clearly is we 6 whother any American citizen had ak Di be betn tested, tried, convicted or gentenced | from his long sleep, are sevon yours behind that Disaely = carrying them to victory. in 6 Briain as a Foniau, was adopted. | iime., Their pleadings and howlings for the Whlle the whigs rane the jabiinat-and grate Mr, Wilson, from the Judiciary Commictee, snnounced | eyosiitution might have been to some pur | ‘t! tories are busy hoisting their leader to the that it was not prepared to report on the question of the | oa. i A intat summit of Olympus, 80 a3 to secure for him a impeachment of the President at presout, that five of ine | BOS" Seven Yeats ago, i adataisieren th ie meiobors apposed and four favored such action. din Boutwoli otfered a concurrent gosolution, providing that when Congress adjourns it sual\be ani the 16th day of Octovor next. Considerable disieesion eusned on this proposition and on tho failure of the Comuities on Im Peachmont to report, pending whith the death of Con- grossman Denison ‘was announcett and the House ad- journo. MISCELLANEOUS. Our despatches from New Orteans contain further in- telligence ing the trial of Maximilian. It seems that one charge against him was bis decree creating a regency in case of his death, A batch of documents relating to tho trial will be found elsewhere in our columns this morning. Madame Juarez sailed tn the utter Wilderness for Vera Croz from New Orleans yes- terday. Our Havana fetter says that at fate advices Santa Acne was still in prison and had refused food for hree days. A branch of tho fillibustering expedition, ealiod “Maxizailinn's Avengera,” is rapidly organizing tn this city, and it is believed they will move towards Moxico in a fow days. In the Stato Constitutional Convention yesterday nu- 3 and memorials relative to legislative female sufirage, prohibitory laws, &c., were A resolution deciartug the vote of a majority the Convaution necessary to adopt any proposed con- mitutional amendment was referred to the Com- mitins on Rules, After numerous resolutions rela- tive to jndicial reforms, the canals and other matters, all of which were referred to appropriate com- mitteos, ‘he report of the Committee on the Right of Suffrage was aj considered in committee of the whote, the main que: being upon the exclngicn of tunatics and“paupers froin the right to vote, After a lengthy and general debate progress was reported, and presontet, pa the Foe mn adjourned until this morning. The gofeace in the case of Surratt yesterday con- tinued their testimony regarding the credibility of wit- Reeses for the prosecution, Tibbetts and Cleaver being the principal viotins, Severat witnesses swore that thoy would not believe them on o vhe record of Cloaver’a conviction on the charge of rape and his sea- tence for five years to the Al mitontiary was offered in ov.donce, but was ruied oat by Judge Fisber on tne ground that a new tris nm granted, lear ing the case ws though it bad ny n tried, jeade, Canby an@ other military oint, cousidermg the expe 7 Upton’s syeiem ¢ tactics stal treaty with Great Britain was approved at on tho Sth Lat. Boston that e cashier who + © will be mado in day by the case of tt tae govornisont that will cau ions to be abaodoned in future, and p's stock= holders: their investments Déxior and Lady Thora trotted at Treuton yesterday, the getting winning the race In throe straight heats, the bast time boing made in 2:2044. The I travelling three hours, de- seomded « m their starting place on Tuesday uigit, and made nnciher ascension yesterday morning ading at Worcester aud returning im safety to Boston on the train, Rev. \ M, Merrill, of North Adame, Mass, recentiy reported dicowned in Sarapac river, is now reported Mich, f Hon, Jobo A. King, ox-Governor of the State ot New York, took piace yesterday afternoon from bis ate ro in the village of Jamaica, L 1. 7 ras a vast assemblage of mor both from the ¥ Jage and the «vrrounding country, and the remains were interred iu the graveyard attached to Grace (Episcopal) obarch, neat the late residence of deceased, with im- prossive cocemonies, A second meeting of tugboat owners of Now York and Brook!y» opposed to the Iaw appointing pilots exciu- tively for piloting vossols throcgh Hell Gate was held last evoning at the Washington Liotel, Bowling Green. Af orgenieation was formed to carry cut the olject of fn Dotro The fune: the meeting. entitied the Mercas Towboat Associa- ton ¥ The Nocth German Lloyds steamship Union, Captain Von Santen, wil! sail from her pier at Hoboken at noon to-day (Th ay), for Bremen via Southampton. The matis for the United Kingdom Continent will in o'clock. hip Columbia, Captain Barton, will enil North river, at three P.M. to-day for for Cuba will close at the Post from pier No Havana, The mai Office at two o'clock. The stock market was strong yesterdey, aot 188%, Only @ moderate business was conrummated in com- qoercial circles yesterday, though some commodities wore quite frooty dealt in, and for almost ail kinds of domestic produce bighor prices were obtained. Mer. chandice remained steady. Coffee was quiet Cotton waa raiher more active, On ‘Change flour advanced 15¢ 8 240, por bot, with a good demand. Wheat showed an improvement of 30, « 6o, pet bushel, orn was Beary for common, but frm for choice, Oats wore « tride higher and active, Boef opened steady bat closed heavy. Boot and Lard wore unchanged. Freights wore dull. Whiskey remained steady, Naval stores were Father more active, Petroleum also was more active, but QMiade oasion. Gold closed aa ——eo i prominent place among the ols of their idol- atry. Traly, John Bright has no ebance with this emperor of the Bohemiang. Mr. Disraeti’s bill has ‘a fir chance of hecom- ing law before the present session of Parlis- ment is brought to s close. Much, however, as the aristocratic party may cxpect from the bill, it will soon be discovered that. the revolu- tion now going on is far trom ended. The condition of England at the present moment too much resembles the condition of Rome in the time of the Gracchi, the condition of France in the deys preceding the revolution of 789, to warrant the hope that it will be put to richis by 2 rejorm bill or by the labors of one session of Parliament, ‘The great curse of England is the land monopoly. Since the revolution ecttle- ment in 1688 the small land owners, who were then numerous, bave been constantly becoming fewer. The large estaies have been growing larger, and the small estates have been disap- pearing one by one. How to rectify this grow- iag evil is a question which it will be found extremely dificult so solve. British statesmen have necd to gather instruction where they can. Mr. Stephen Cave, the honorable member for Barnstaple, in coming to this eountry to study onr institutions, has sot an example which it will be well for his breturen of the House of Commons exteusively to imitate. The point which we have reeched in owr natioaal history is a poiut to which they on the other side are tending. The experience which we have acquired cannot be without votue in the streggle in which they are engaged. right direction. But within this interval of seven years we have had « tremendous con- flict with a hostite confederacy of rebellions States, which, repadiating the constitution,and selling themscives up as an independent power, undertook. hy force of arms, to estah- lich a separate government, They were sub- dued, and thus became subject to the laws of war and the will of tho con - Hence, their system of African slavery, the corner stone of their hostile confederaéy, has been abolished, and thus, in all other respects, they have fallen absolutely under the discretion of Congress and the victorious loyal States, These essential historical facts are over looked by ali these howlers for the constitu- tion in diseussing this subject of reconstruc- tion, from Brooks and Wood down io the Charleston Mercury. With them the rebellion was nothing more than a constitutionsl eles- {ion riot, or series of riots, running through a period of four years, and all that bas been done since in the way of pains and pensities has been unconstitutional and in violation, too, of King John’s compact with those old English barons. Jn the progress of events, nevertheless, we dare say that some even of these old fossil politicians and constitutional howlers will be brought to iheir senses, They have yet to learn, however, that the constiiution itself is no! what it was seven years ago, but that in the single amendment abolishing slavery we have accomplished in the constitution a greater rerolntion than was eTected from fifty years of civil wars in Rome, from Sylla to Augustus, or Is There 2 Schism Among the Mormons ¢ in fifty yoars of the civil wara of Englaad, We have received a telegraphic despatch beginning with Charles the First and ending | from a Mormon apostle emphatic iy denying | with William of Orange. Yes; in this single | the recent stafement im the newspapers that amendment we have « greaier revolution in } thore is onble amony the Saints at Sali Lake the conse o: human progress and human rights He saye:—“There is no eplit among than has been accowplished in France from | the Mormons. They wore never more united, that iorrible convulsion of 1789, down to this | prosperous and peaceful.” Well, an aposile | day, and there are slill other amendments | ought always to speak the trmth; his soon 10 become part of our supreme law of the | character for veraci shoald be. above land. Tow absurd, then, is this copperhead | suspicion, and, especially if he is inspired, | lu « over the constitalion of 1860, when the | his word should not be doubted. Bat | constiiution of 1867 has taken its place, tearing | we are troubled with an uncomforia! ont ihe State righis notions of Calhoun and the | lection that in the thirty years during which | Dred Scott decision of the Supreme Court of } we hove closely watched Mormonism none of | rn 1856 by the roots! its leaders, from the days of Joe Sinith down to The war has settled the question. Congress | the present, have ever hesitated at denying the has fall authority to reconsiraet the conquered | trath. W rebel States according io the constitution, not | the Mormons time will show. Sooner or later, | as it was, but as it is, This will be done, and | however, i! is hound to come. After Joe Smith through these Southern military provisional | left Kirtland, in Ohio, for Nauvoo, in Iilinois, governments, The ordeal is established, and | he induced his relatives to adopt polyga+ the States concerned must pass through it, All | my. But his cardinal point of doctrine—and things coneidered, too, we ure getting on very | on this point his snccossoryat least, is strictly well. President Johnson has hlundered sadly, | orthodox—was his divine right to taxes and and persists in his blunders, Northern copper- | tithes. An hamble recognition of this claim head and Southern fire-calin: howlers for the | has hitherto characterized the Mormons, A constitution have created some trouble ; radical | report is going the round of the newspapers frnatics have stood in the way as stumbling | that Brigham Young’s yearly income amounis blocks, and mock heroic philanthropists, such | to five hundred thousand dollars. No doubt as Greeley and Gervit in behalf of Jeff | there will ultimately be a revolution in Mor- Davis, have made “ con! worse confound- | mondom. The iafluence of newspapers, tele- ed ;? but still the good work of reconstruction | graphs, railways and other quickening clements goes on. Jeff Davis is out of the way on straw | and agents of civilization must end by destroy- bail, under the protection of the New Dominion | ing s monopoly 80 hostile to.the spirit of the of Canada, and if Greeley, Gerrit Smith and | age. How little did the short-sighted Saints all these copperhead howlers*for the constita- | dream, when they fled from Nauvoo to the wil- tion were with tho self-exiled President of the | derness, that they would pitch their tents on so-called Confederate States, the good work | the diregt route of civillzation from the Atlantic would go on a great deal faster. to the Pacific! Almost overtaken already by the westward march of progress, they must either abjure their errors or again— Fold t tents, like the Ar and eWently steal away. Filibusters, Who are filibusters? Lopez, Walker, Maxi- milian? Then why not go o little higher? What was Christopher Columbus? What wore Cortez and Pizarro, the Pilgrim Fathers, William the Conqueror, and Juliue Casar? All these invaded and seized by force already inhabited countries, and, without any couse of quarrel, drove out or butchered and enslaved the original people. But it is held thot the | difference ia due to relative civilization—that | Columbus and the rost are not in the category, bocause they brought the Gospel and the art | of roasting heretics to the gavage tribes, if General Sickles’ Letter-Uaiveren! Amnesty. General Sickles’ suggestions as to recon- struction in his letter to Senator Trumbull are such evidently as flow from his experience im honest efforts to enforce the law, and they indicate certain practical difficulties that the law should overcome. Congress will act wisely in heeding suggestions so well founded; but tt is aegr too Inte now to introduce into the awa measure that would eo radically change iis whole basie ag would the proposed univec- gal gmneety. her or not there is a schism among | {, this be the test, whore was thero ever a nation | Tae Irish and Eastern Questions—Russia’s Circular for the Redress of Iretand. The Russian government, with the approb- tion of the Cz:r, has come forth as the cham- pion of Ireland, and furnishes by a soloma diplomatic act, one of the most original, per- haps startling, of the- many exciting political events which are being evolved so rapidly around us A Rassian circular bas been addressed to tho Ministers of the empire in Washington, Paris and London, requesting them to cll the attention of the governments to which they are accredited to the state of affairs existing in Ireland, and instructing them to repres-nt that, “in the opinion of the Russian Cabinet, the condition of that island invites a joint inquiry on the part of the goverments of Russia, France and the United States in con- junction with that of Great Britain.” This diplomatic coup furnishes on the part of Prince Goris-bakoff a most telling retort to the recent allied action of Franoe, Prussia, Austria, Italy and Eagland, in proposing to Russia the plan of a joint Turco-Christian investigation of the situation in Candia as a moans of redross- ing the barbarities comm'tte1 on the loag- suffering Christian subjccts of the Porte, instead of immediaiely relivving them by active in- tervention. It conslitutes a grand Russian St.te flank movemon!, and one which is Likely to bo very successful. An inguiry into the condi‘ion of Ireland! Why, itis just the subject for the American people; and placed before them by thair feiond the Czar will no doubt prove a most promin nt topic of agilution during the entirs Presidential canvass, Napoleon cannot refuse to hear the cause of the descendants of the men of Fontenoy, even if they demind a plebiscite, Russia his benefited largely by Trish valor, ths famous De Lacy conquering the Crimea for Catharine. Eazland, to be con- sist-nt, is likely to conssn!; so thit the troublesome chronic d:ffivallies of tho Chris- tians in the East, of the people of Ireland, and of Turkey herself may pexhaps be remedied by @ movement undertaken in St. Pacereburg and complcled in Washington. Mexico and American Filibustors. As will be seen in another pl ice in this day’s Herat», filibustering is again about to become areility, The last Mibastering movement did not come to much ; but that might be—some think was—heeuuso the Fenian basis of org ini- sation was too narrow and the object too trifling to command sufficient sympathy and support. In a civilized community ani under a weil organized and vikorous goveramant fili- bus‘erinz is illegal and ought to be discour- aged. In spite, uowever, of civilization anda vigorous governmoat, the filibustering spirit somet mes will assert itself; nor is it always an eisy matter to pul itdowa. We do not wonde: at the spirit which the present condition of Mox'co and the doings of Mexican Joadors have engendered. Recently the Mexican fberals had the entire sympathy of the people of the United States, ‘hat feeling has been sup- planted by an almost universal fecling of dis- ike—we had almost said bya desire for re- venge, We have no sympathy ourselves for Juarez and his triends, especially in tie matter of Maximii‘an’s execution. It they have ruined their cause by a mad lust of blood, they must abids the consequonces, At the seme time we cannot 1 nd any encouragement to any filibus- tering movement that points towards that un- fortunate conntry. It is the duty of our gov- ernment to remain strictly neutral. The Mexi- cans promise to be their owa worst enemies, ‘They are fairly entitled to be left alone for a litle while longer. The time may come soon, but it has not yet, when General Graal’s plon will have to be adopted. For the presont it is proper to allow ths Mexicans to work out their own salvation'f they can. When inter- vention on our part becomes necessary let it be done decently and in order, CITY INTELLIGENCE. ‘Ths Grnwaw Moravtay Miseron.—The German Mora- vian Mission Suaday School held its annual prenic at St. Ronan’s Well yesterday, Rev. Merers. Erdmann, tase and Hagen went with the school, aud complete suc rowarded the offorts of the managers to wake the ‘aflair ayreexble ty ail concerned, Usos Co-Orxaative Burrina Soctery.—Last night was set down as the occasion upon whieh the members of this soctety would pay their firet enbscription, and the nembers which presented themeclves were very numerous. ‘Two of the officers. with arsistante, were busy mp toa tate hoor st the headquarters of the or- Ludlow gireet, taking the names and mnoys of the members who came forward. Several bondred dollars Were received, and the socisty may now be said to be practiesiiy In operation. Convention ov Coorrns,—-The Unived Coopers’ Aseocia- tion of the state of New York is now holding ite sem+ wonual session at Metropolitan Hall, Hester street, bo- ‘veen Mott and Elizabeth. The only business trans- acted yesterday tras the appointment of a committee to @ coustiiution and by-laws ef the organize tion, @ election of a vice president and secrotary in place ot two offlcers who had resigned. ‘Tho Conven- hon is composed of delegates from the eight cooper J a in New Jen t. tim Collieas’ Iesoraing Financial Secretary, ant Wm, The Couvention wil! probabiy ary. Secretary; John Kelly, O-Donnell, Treasarer. tiourn w-day. A Womax Shot,—At about eleven o'clock yesterday morning & Woman, named Ross Epstein, audertwok to onstrate with an Htalian nemed Jeseph Parba for honse 40 Baxter ‘Tue Ltalian Was arrested mination. canoep,—Yesterdas, in the course of 2 quarrel be. tween Garret Van Cleve and ijmothy J. Driscoll, which oceurred {n the carpenter shop of the former, on the corner of Broadway and Porty-sevenih street, Driscoll crew a knife and Stabbed Van Cleve five times, infhey ug severe wounds, After tn committed the sacnuit be attempted to ercape, but was captured by the police and locked up. Promavne Paral Acciperti—Yesterday, ae James Mulvey, a mason, wat at work at 23 l'rince street, in moving & large stove, the prope cr hoirting gear gave wag, proctpitauine the stone, weighing nearly four theu- ud pounds, on the max, When exiricated he was im- 4 v eonvered to the New Yor. Be sscovered be had fractured his spi dreadiuily injured internally. ny Oy . Denies being The turgeon saye be can- Eecare rrow Dratm or ax Ispavt texovew Ap interesting little baby about nine monthe old narrowly escaped being fatally ‘ujured rt the resi. Conce of \* parents, named Lewis, No. 655 Washington street, yesterday evening, through & quaniiir of poison which had yast eetroy ineveta, A pb, Proper remedies an was h bapr beyond BESCUE Ue OF A CONVICT BY Rico Last night im Petorsburg abo ascetnbied at the cars and rescu Nensemond coapty & negro couric war bring brought t@ the Per teatiary here. They made the Sherif produce the keys to the bandeufs, and then made off with the prisoner. The nogro was ag yen od by the of Petersourg thie morning, ud brought to ihe Penttentiarr. Baxvanp’s Mvsscw,—This new establishment is slowly but surely gaining in public favor, and, judging from the present, before long 1 will be enabled to show every night ag numerous an audience es do any of the old esta’ lished theatres, Last evening there was Avdiexce present, and Professor Logriua, the prartidiga- tour, with ‘te learned a and birds, Attzactions too namerons to mention, did m'séh to make in, Va, July 10, 1867, o hundred negroes fom the Sherif of 4 of felony, who ‘We evening's emterta‘nment as gratify log «0 the critical poi to fill the vacanty * fae coujd be expected. [i THE DOMINION OF CANADA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM) TO THE HERALD. Orraiea . Speer. wy 10:30 08 hi idiseohanieb liaise 0 6 0 with at once, Tho section between truro and Moackston will bo first constructed. By & post office regulation letters for Canada are te be addressed herealter to the province of Quebec or pro- vince of Ontario, Canada, imsiead of Canada East or West, as boretofore, . ‘The militia acheme proposer a force of one hundred and filty thousand men, not two bundred and fifty thon- sand, as erroncous y stated in the papers some time ago, Mr. Canchon nas poon entrusted by Lieutenant Gov- ernor Belleau with the formation of » local government, and it is reported that Messrs, Irvine, Stearus, Bauline, Archibanit gud Dunkin wit! be membors ori it. jolwitustanding the éclat of confederation the fede- rai cabinet is jecaad sate. The ministerial ——. is actively aa government and avusing Messrs. Brown * THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. Monrawan, ©, E., July 10, 1967. EUROPE. The Czar of Russia as Champion of Ireland. Important. Russian Circular for «& National Inquiry Into the Con- dition of the Green Isle. General Prim Landed in 8patm and Insurres> tlonary Agitation. Hon. D'aroy MoGee, at a large meeting, gave explana |] Death of an Eminent English tions showing that the moet entente cordial exists be- tween him and the government. Sir Joon A. McDonald has invited bin to become a meiabor of be oe Cabine!, and reproached bim for taking ste] himsel:' outside of the Cabinet without firat Saree bus Autentions known, Mr MoGee stated that, having the federal principle in viow, he could not become a member of the first gov- ‘ernment unless the nuinber of mombers was increased, whicn would have made it too unwieldy; and, upon consultation with Dr. Taypsr, they withdrew in favor of Mr, Keany, of Nova scotia. Resoiutions were eae landing tho spirit of self-sac- rifice displayed by Messrs, McGee and ‘apper, and re- cording the conviction that for grave reasons, national and international, it 1 most advisable iuat Me, MoGee Legislator. BY THE CABLE ‘TO JOLY 10. RUSSIA AND IRELAND. Important Russian Cirenlar for the Redrem . of Ireland, Lonnow, July 10; 186¥. An important diplomatic note from the Russian Cat should bave a seat in tho Cabine: of the new Dominion, | "6¢ in regard to Ireland bas just been published. An aliercation took pinco at Quebec yesterday betwoen 0 officer of the gunboat Aurora and the commander of the American steamer Haze, The officer requested the It is addressed to the Ambassadors of Russia at Waste ington, London and Varia, They are requested to call commuader to take dowo a flag and the atuerivan fiatly } the attention of the governments to which they arere refused. It 18 sup] that there lad -beea some breach of marine etiquette on the part of the American commander, Francis Merrill bas beon committed for trial, charged with the murder of Joan Baptiste Desault and wife, wuo Were found in the buraing ruins of their house, Toroxto, C. W., July 10, 1867. AConvention of Catholics from all parts or tae pro~ vince assembled here yosterday to cononlt as to the Political action to be taken onder tho exiating aspect of spectively accredited to the existing state of affairs ts Ireland, and are instructed to represent thas in the oproion of the Russian Cabinet the condition of thet island invites a joint inquiry om the part of the goverm men'sof Russia, France and the Uniled States, ta com Junction with that of Great Britain. SPAIN. affairs, Aboat two hundred and fifty delegates were | General Prim Landed in Catatonta=A Reva present, They resolved to aid with thoir lufiuence the reform party of Uppor Cavada tn the com i election. Letiera are published from Bishop Lynch, of Toronto; J. M. Bruyere, Administrator of the candwich diocese, apd other church authorities disapproving of the Con- d calling on their adborcuts to give the coult- ment a trial bef re condemning it, tie coospuad the Laaceuon p of Ouiario, AFFAIRS IN ALBAAY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Meeting of Equal Rights Association— Arrival ef Chief Justice Chase. Atuayy, N.Y, July 10, Fi UM o'Ciock F. ML } lutionary Asitation. . Loxnow, July 10, 1960, Despatches received here to-day from Madrid em Pounce that General Prim, the noted revolutionary leader, who had been for some time an exile from Spata, jou SanGeid Mrcvonald vas beon olered, and | has landed in the Province of Catalonia, Though nothing is definitely known of his fotentiony fears are generally on‘ ortained in Madrid that his saddew appearance in Catalonia is but the forerunner of am tt surrection in that province. GERMANY. The Northern Tariff Limited (e Tou Years. Bria, July 10, 180%, A mecting of the American Equal Rights Association ‘The tart system, which has been adopied by the was held tuis evening im the Convenion Chamber, at | States of Northern Germany, is to remain in pffect tem which Miss Lucy Stone repeated her lecture on Woman's Right to Snffrage. Mr, Bickford, rep., of Jefferson, bres ded, and alarge number of ladies Wore sinong the “Chie Jastice Chase arrived in tho city this afternoon, He comes to atteud the wedding of a lady of Senator Harris’ fautly. Cunduetor Thompson was run ovor by a freight train at the Central bridgs this moraing, and both of tus logs were Cut off. ie daa in two hours. THE auiaicp BANK homie IW BOSTON, ESIAL TELEGRAM 10 THe HERALD. TBosrox, Joly 10, 1567. 8:30 o'Ciock P. A, }. ‘The examination of John K. Fuller, the arrested cashier of the Merchants’ Bank, has beon postponed for ENGLAND. ‘ Doath of Mr. Scholeseld, ™. Lonpon, Jul %, Leer. Me, William Scholofield, M. P., is dead. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Landon Money. Market. Loxpox, July 10—Bvi Consois for MoMey........+++ United States five-twenty bonds. ... eee Perey. ‘shares... ‘The Contincatal Bourecs. week. Its stated that the movemont made by gov: | United Slates # Faanxronr, July ernment, which caused his arrest, ih wil Roeafer — light certain transactions which will and cause the stoctcholders in national ban! to be beter secured. It is asserted that the $4,000, aes to bave becn paid to Mr. Fuiler, was strictly a business aes, which will be fully expiained at the proper june. ‘There is no foundation for the statements that Peter Batier and Joseph Vila, who became sureties for Mr, Fatier, were members of the late drm of Mellon, Ward & Co, Mr, Batter i# of the hardware firm of Butler, oo remy and Mr, Vila of the banking firm of Spencer, ita SUICIDE AT RONDOUT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Povaakerrain, Toly 10, 1. 0:00 ovipex Bate" A German, whose naine I could not ascertain, com. mitted suicide at Rondout on Sunday, by drowning himself, Family tcoublos are said to lave beem tne | Si oi, £1 cause of the rash deed, THE ARMY WORM ANONG Tih. COTTON. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Low im, July 10, 4 , 9 o'Clock I, 5 A retiniic telegram from Ellis’ Ctis, rreaili miles below Naichez, says the army worm ha appeared two mouths earlier than usual, a!l the cotton plantations on sce tands, NEW OnLE is enavers, Ss SPECIAL TeLEGRAR TO THE WE TALA, Naw Oxceans, Tuty 10, 1867, 10 o'Clock P.M i} ‘There hae been an unusual depression in city scrip tox day, brokers refusing to take it aay price, and an ob. secure manors afloat that city notes, ovce redeemed to be burned, have been cautiously civea out again, NEWS FROM THE PLAINS. ' Fight Among Soldiers and Citizeus near Fert Larewie=tadian Depredations =A Sau 8, Lown, Jaly Ap Omaha despatch save that on Patorday morning 10, 1897, some soldiers from Fort Laramie wei ranche, five miles cteiant, and de: to Raflerty’s dod whiskey, and threateaing destraction to | Liverpoo: 4st eas seneeevess co cees’ LAverpeol Cetton Market. Uplands, rand Once setae midaling Orie Ocean ae ate Liverpee! Broadstuffs Market. ett a lo. White atin Sh Siero ee Liverpool Provisions Market. up sana Produce Market. Potashes, Rosin, com common, a 3 fime, 128, troleum—Spirits, B44. refined, le, 2: a, Pete of tam penting, 30s. lallow, 44s, Liglia ct No. 12 atch standard augue 259 644 at Calcutta laseod, 635. 6d, Uinsoed eaten # pinseet oll £41 103, Whale oll, £35. Antwerp aay Market. uly 10— Evening, Petroleum 41}¢ francs tora fr aa rd wha. ¥ MARINE NTH: LUENCE. Quemcsrows, Sat 10—Nooa. ‘The steamship Nebraska, Captain "Guar, irom York June 29, arrived here this moraing, em rouke A RAILROAD TRAIN PARTIALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE. About two o'clock yesterday ty afternoon, a froight traim on the Contral Railroad, of Now Jersey, when near Sale tersville, bound east, took ve from sparks from tho loom motive. Two cars loaded 1yitl Lay and ctzaw wore com sumed. The rails of the track were warped and twisted In all directions. Hook #44 ladder compauics, Lafas Ne. 1 aad 2, were and vaiqaole aid im touts. The road is this morning as usual, NATIONAL CONVENTIO MM OF OF JOURNEYINEN PLAST Dictators, Md., July 10, 1647. The National Convémniion of Journeywes Pinstorere assembled ai Sanders ou’s Opera Houvo at ten A ML Delegases were preey ot from Now Y. New Jersey, Michigan, Litinois, My cevnri, Ohio, Bassach nest: ivania and Distr'e of Columbia. tin? Committes om Permanent Organiza ion reporied as follows:—?resi —- Witiam, of Cincinnat!; Vieo President, rvis, of Phitadey snia; Recording Secretary. Willtam yrnea, of New Yo ck; freasurer, A. Kane, of co because they were refueod they threaoned to burn the | N. ¥.: orks m the Scve of Trade- Mr, Sweoi ranche, They then made a second demand far the } of N whiskey, and being again re(veed they otiacked the storekeeper, and one of Choir nome soldiers then formed im tive and tired the mache. Subsequently the Provost Marsbat, with fifty soldiers, arrested als the occupants of tue raache, and took the desks aud safe out he baduing. safe was nfierwards robbed aod the r ¢ boraed nh the soldiers, The proprietor cstimates his towe at $60,000, © court-martial bas been convened a Fort Magtial t amine iMto the matier, wedations are again reporte’ om the Piatto idder, of the Secont caeatey, with t we, Who loft Fort Sedgewick on the 20 patches for Genera! Cuscer, has not sinc been hoard trom. Fears are catortained for the safety of bimeelf aad the m AFFAIRS INST. ST. LOUIS. The Steamers Yellow ste Stone and Cholera tn the ®t. Louis, July 10, 146%. Vine steamers Yellow Stone and G. W. Graham, just returned from the upper Missouri and laid up ab the Jower end 0° the levee, wore burned this evening. od at $20,000; insured for &: ed at §: $15,000, A large lot of lumber lying om the levee, algo took fire aud a cousidernte qaantity was destroyed, The origin of the known. The reports circulated in Chicazo that o broken out here are totally unfounded. The never in a better sauiiary condition And the maceahty | alfred Gaither, Ciueinant! ligt emailer than a this season of toe y A convention of millers and flour thorcuante wee held here today. Delegates from Kentucky, Ine Mie nois and Missouri were present. The clyjcot cons vention was to form an arsocia'ion {c Ay Hall, of Boston; Mc, Robert, of th. + of New York: Mr. McKaue, of Brooks rote; moruing. YacuiTin. [Free a the Providence Journal, Jaty 8] The sH00a 6 yaont Rambler, 150 tou, Yor the New York Yaeht’ -quadroe, Cantata Francis Skiddy, came t@ ancnor i UF narbor of bristol, R. 1, om the afterneon of the Oth f oetant. ‘The captain is on & eruise to Holmes Hight, Nevk Bedford aud Toston, Skiddy avy i four young !adies from. Of our ci zens partook About ba on on the Gut vessel addit on of a voung larly guest !y # fer the booming of the farewell gm: her Gop artur annon' Ae she off before the wind the d beauty of the ‘Peeve! challonged admira- —_———_—_——_ WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Tue annual election of the Board of Directors of the ¢ company Was held at ts roome, 145 Broadway, af » Cleoo, New York; Bera Core m E. Dodgo, New Yorks Norvia Groen, Louisville, Ky.; Wilson G@. Iunt, New York orge Jones, New York; Camoridge L oa RR = Roobester, N.Y ‘ow ties of stocks, four and whea: fn to and ether fnformat.on vain Bie te ne teats, Rochester, jer to protest thomerives ayainst “se of The delegates were ent aplondia baaq?el at Barnim’'s Hotel t hme FEPUBLIGAN MEETING w, WisGiNiA. Ricawor , Va. July 10, 1867. A tweeting of the citizens of Buckingnam county depted and the NOMINATION OF A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN OKIO, Conavs, Ohio, Jaly 10, 1967. Contyal Comrities to-day nominated e on ee ten, “ot Benece, for Lieutenant Gov. vaoaney on the Siato ticket caused by tue withdrawal of Samual Galloway, The represented nnd the em =k wa unraimous. Ata meeting of th Presi dont Becona Vi Vico Prosuient; 0. Hy . Groen, Yh Palmer, Secretary and Treasuver. THE NATIONAL GAME AT UTICA, Unies, Joly 10, 1969, ‘Tho match game of bas bail whic come of in thie tity to-day betwoon the Union Cleb, of Morrisamta, and the Ution Ciab, of this placo, resalved ty a victory toq the Copper by’ © aGOre Of 49 to 36,