The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1868, Page 10

Irish Repeblican Campaign Club. Last evening a meeting of this club was held at ‘their rooms, 195 Bowery. There were about thirty persons present. General D. F. Burke presided, and having called the meeting to order observed that ‘his was a political assemblage of Irishmen who aif- fered from the majority ot their countrymen in this city. It proposed to support Grant for President and Colfax for Vice President, The immediate objects of the association were to forward and promote re- publican ideas, and show the difference between them and those of thé democratic party, which he submitted was the enemy to progress and liberty. ‘The secretary, W. J, Hogan, then read a series of resolutions endorsing the platform adopted by the National Republican Convention as fairly embodying ‘she sentiments of the loyal people of the country on the at questions of the di and the stand taker! therein wigan te the yng eg pretens! land on the question of the matte of of naturalized eitizens and the determination to maintain the dig- mity Of the United Staves and the rights of its citizens at every hazard as conclusive evidence that the peateen purty was the friend of freedom and de- = served the none Sennoes of the naturalized citizens Fi er, e mee! ledge itaelf to sect election or Grant and: doing: cuavineed: tat = ability, poercion and eminent services of eacl entitle eietce le, ‘he Secretary also 1 - on behalf of the objects of the club. It stated ‘that the Irish people foliowed the leaders of the @emocratic party merely through prejudice, be not Decause the principies advocated tended towards the advancement of .the country. The address drew @ difference between the two opposing parties, and strong! advocated the adoption of republican as the Dest eniculated to devel i¢ interest of Irishmen, Having reviewed the entire course of the repubcan party before and since the war, it sity of weighing well the used in its favor a8 well as the points made against the democrats. On motion the address was adupted as a campaign document of the club, and two vice presidents having been elected the meeting ad- journed. Republican General Committee—The Preven- tion of Fraudulent Votee—Resolutions En- dorsing Grant and Colfax. The regular monthly meeting of the Union Repub- lican General Committee was held last evening at their headquarterters, No. 937 Broadway, southwest corner of ‘Twenty-second street. Mr. Andrew H. Leggett presided, and W. H. Drammond and Charies 8. Strong acted as secretaries. Mr. Hunr, of the Eighteenth district, offered the following resolution, which was referred to the com- mittee, with power:— Resolved, That the Executive Committee be directed to take measures in reference to the registry to be made next fal) vo that proper persons be employed to copy the lists of registry, so that a proper canvass can be made by the police whereby fraduient votes may be kept out at the next election. Mr. THomas, of the Twentieth istrict offered the follow! resolution, which was referred to the Ex- ecutive Committee:— Resolved, That the republican associations of the different Assembly districts be requested to forward to the secretaries of this committer, on or before the 15th day of next Augt tat of pames for ove-half of the odlcas of Inspectors ani canvassers of elections in their respective Assembly dis- tricts, with the view of enabling this committes to compile a complete jist in behalf of the republican party, to be sub- mitted to the Poitce Cowmissiouers for confirmation. It was announced that the republicans of the Sev- enteenth district would imaugurate their new cam- paign rooms on the evening of June 15, and that General Sickies, Horace Greeiey and other speakers would be present to address the meeting. Mr. W. P. Ricnarpson remarked that as they ‘were preparing for a grand, perhaps doubtful, cam- the committee ought to use its induence to we Congress, befure this session is over, pass a law to prevent the frauds in the naturalization of citizens, and the main cause y i that @ committee of we cnet pointed to draw up a memoriai to Congress, et such action might be taken as would prevent ‘the naturalization frauds. General CocHxaN thought a memorial presented to Congress now would not have the effect which = had by @ visit’ personally by (he committee the memorial. wv CHAnLES S. SPENCER believed that such a law was feasible, and that if tt were passed tive thousand or ten thousand fraudulent votes might be saved. In ene court alone where not more tian twenty-five persons had been seen over two thousand fraudulent votes had been counted, ‘This was the most impor- tant of all consideratious for the committee. Jaurs CUSHING remarked that ‘he fess noise that ‘Was made by the committee in pressing this matter defore Cor the better, aa the republican party Ro longer had a two-thirds majority there. ALEXANDER WILDER had no faith whatever in the integrity of the courts of (his city. The more noise a made on this subject the less courage the cop- cade would have to oppose the measure, ay was then resolved that such a committee be ap- pointed, with power to proceed to W ashiuston. Mr. A. J. H. DUGANNE offered the following resolu- Mons, which were adopted with cothustasm :— Resolved, That ihe General Commt:iee hail with pride and tatisfaction the prin the made by the ( uion te ayo, and thet we rally aro stateaman, Ulysses 8. Grau! Lio vd the thusiastic sup- Resolved, That rarml eupport accorded by t ‘he Now York Joyal ron of New York, Keuven 4 him in coruial weleome and support of that loyal son of Ln- diana, whose choice by tbe Convention ia ratified by the ep tire republican party. ‘The committee then adjourned. endorsing the undivided € Lelegation to that unite with The Maryland Democratic Convention. ‘The following is the text of the platform adopted ‘by the Maryland Democratic State Convention on the ‘34 inet. :— Resolved, That this Convention, actuated by a de- sire to cultivate a spirit of harmony aod conciliation among the members of the national democratic LY, ad to secure the nomination of such candi. uerefore unwiliing to discriminate at this time, in aavance, between the eminent statesmen and disttu- guished soldiers who may be presented for nomina- ton, pledges itself to accept and support the noii- nees of the New York Convention of the the 4th of July next; and to the end that the delegates to be chosen he 18 Convention to represent this State in New York, looking to the interests of the entire couu- try and to the integrity and success of the demo- eratic part} party, muy exercise their discretion and best Judgment, it is hereby declared that aaid delegates are left free and upiistracted as to the candidates for whom they shall cast the vote of this State. ‘Yhe above was adopted unanimously, ‘The list of delegates was published yesterday, The Workingmen aud the Radicals, ' William H. Syivie, leader of the workingmen of Pennsylvania, writes as follows to the Deopie's Weekly, organ of the workingmen at Washington:— PHILADELPHIA, May 23, 1965. T have frequently said there was no hope for the industry of the nation in the republican party. That ‘Was clearly demonstrated at Chica Wall street Tu the whole concern, and bound the party body and fonl to the money swindlers. The platform adopted at Chicago is an insult to every workingmaa im the country and an outrage upon corumon sense, ‘They favor a reduction of taxation and recommend measures thai make any reduction in taxation an Amposaibility. ‘The great laud and Jabor reform is are ignored altogethor. ‘They pledge their “aympathy with all the oppressed people who are stroggling for their rights,” and repudiate the claiurs ‘of the oppressed poopic ai home who are stru wing \ for their rights aud starving while they struggle Letter from Senator Sumner. ‘The following letter, addreaved to a gentiewan in @olumbia, Is copied from @ South Curolina paper:— SENATE CHAMBER, Wasutnaton Ciry, Dear Sin-—1 have your letter of the 19th, tn refer- ence to the removal of your political disabilities. 1 am not sure that the hag has yet come to make ex- ceptions to our rai policy in individual cases. io do #0 would to open the door to innumerabie applications, and once open, it would be difficult w bit. I hope to meet si cases as yours by some NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1868.—TRIPLK SHEET. sanecratia,vctany in Wantagh wes owls to the presence of returned rebela, Om Thursday the same paper discovers that the ‘were net yicto- rions, but don’t state what Decome-of shove ter- rible rebets, " A radical paper says Kansas is ‘‘closing her doors on Ross.” After the horse is stolen Kansas is @ fa mous piace for political horse thieves. ‘The radicals think Oregon has gone democratic 80 faras heard from, ‘The democrats think it will do very well for a beginning. ‘The Albany Argus (democrat) doubte whether even Massachusetts will gofor Grant and Colfax. ‘The radicals may, however, nominate Dr. George B. Loring for Governor; then they will carry the elec- tion, sure! ‘The radicals in Congress have turned out the brave General Morzan from his seat and put in Blunder- buss Delano. Morgan’s sin was in having fought for his country and getting only about seven hundred actual majority in his district, It is secretly rumored in certain Washington cir- cles that Ben Butler is pushing his impeachment in- vestigation in the interests of the democratic party. There is no guessing what course he may take to make himself square with Grant, It took General Grant precisely ten minutes to write his letter of acceptance. That’s an important fact. “Eternal vigilance isthe price of liberty.” Pre- cisely. The eternal nigger is the price of white men’s lives in the city ot Washington, sorts of unten, even with the Lord, said, in a recent Grant-Colfax meeting in Albany, that “New York must be carried against the Roman Catholics even if New York city has tobe burned to the ground.” ‘That experiment was tried once and failed. Intriguing has already commenced in Washington in regard to the new democratic Senator from Ore- gon. Governor Curry is planting his outposts. ‘The Cincinnati Gazette defends General Grant for expelling the poor Hebrews. Colfax is not a printer, and never was. He was a Know Nothing. Hunnicutt has been acquitted. John Brown was hung. The political weeds in Georgia are fast disappear- ing before the moral Lespidesa striata, A writer in the Washington People’s Weekly advo- cates Farragut, Cary and labor against Grant, Colfax and the bondholders, The Nashville Gazette calls upon President Johnson for a proclamation of general amnesty. There are eighty negroes in the South Carolina House of Representatives. The hall is well venti- lated. Some people think the democrats committed a great mistake in not allowing Johnson to be con- victed, ‘The guards in front of the War OMice, Washington, have been removed by order of General Schofieid. The Newburyport (Mass.) Herald—conscrvative— comes out strongly for Chase. The St. Paul (Mion.) Pioneer wants to know why General Grant's resignation ts delayed. _Hé proposes: to fight it out on that line all summer. The Cincinuatl Chrontele (radical) acknowledges that Chase's prospects for the democratic nomination are brightening. The Chicago Times says the young men of the democratic party have a mission to perform. Not many of them, unfortunately, are qualified to serve as missionaries, A Wheeling paper says Senator Van Winkle never belonged to the radical party as it exists in West Virginia. That's fortunate for Van Winkle. A new democratic organ is to be started in Con- cord, N. H. Shade of Old Isaac Hill! It ts not stated who is to be the organ grinder. “Let us have peace” is the radical cry. hindering yout ‘The Dayton (Ohio) Ledger, Vatiandigham’s organ, publishes ex-President Pierce's recent letter, with the remark that it “marvels that im enumerating possible democratic candidates for the Presidency, he did not name Saimon P. Chase, who is quite as Much entitled to it as some of those he has sug- gested,” The Philadelphia Age, democratic, favors the nomination of Aea Packer, of Pennsylvania, as the democratic candidate for the Presidency, and thinks that in order to find a fit candidate it is not aeces- sary to go beyond the ranks of the democratic party. The Macon (Ga,) Journal, conservative, “in no spirit of partisan advocacy,” mentions the name of Fillmore as the eandidate of the democracy, who would command the united support of the consery- atives, Who's n Staie Convention of West Virginia sbury op the 26th alt., A. W. Campbetl, President, and adopted a pian of organization, Kesolutions favorable to Grant and Colfax and com- plimentary to Governor Boreman, the present chief | magistrate of the State, were adopted, If Grant {s elected his election will be the declara- tion of a majority of the people in favor of a negro or impartial suffrage and its scarcely more obvoxious twin, negro equality. ‘The republican journals in Cailfornia that bolted doring the last State campaign have al! placed the names of Grant and Colfax at the masthead, The “Visibie Admixture” Jaw of Ohio has been de- clared unconstitutional. Grant and Colfax, it is stated, will start for Colo- rado about the ist of Juiy—to “hunt the wild baf- falo.”” A writer in the Baifalo Courter describes the ‘ole cegenation resolutions adopted at Chicago as “a remi-radical-don’t-care-to-speak-out-because-there’s— a-nigger-in-the-fence piatform.”” such around of oMces as Governor, United States Senator, Secretary of State, Minister to England, Vice President and President. has nominated the following ticket:~For Gov- ernor—William Ff, Stevenson, of Wood. tary of State—James M. Pipes, of Marshall. Trea- surer—James A, Macauley, of Wheeling. Auditor— Thomas Boggess, of Roane, Attorney General— Thayer Melyin, of Cabell. Judge of Appeais—K. 1. Rerkshire, of Mondhgalia. Biectors at Large—R. 8. Brown, of Jackson; A. W. Campbell, of Wheeling. District Electors—First, Nathaniel Goff, Jr., of Harri- son; Second, Marshall Hagans, of Harrison; Third, William fi. Powell, of Mason. J. K. Gravea, ex-Mayor of Dubuque, appears to be leading competitor with William B. Ailison, present member, for the republican nomination for Congress, in the Third lowa district. Hamilton Smith, of Cannelton, Indiana, a coi- loge classmate of Chief Justice Chase and a iife- ‘ong personal friend, but @ most pronounced demo- rat, bas recentiy published @ letter in which he accords to that distinguished gentieman the highest qualities of head and heart, declaring that his selec- tion as a candidate “would not be unacceptable to us, and might, tm this crisis of our nation, draw to us and to the side of law and order and peace enough of the old republicans to ingure us, if not a party victory at least (and what is of greater tinpor- tace), the healing of party and sectional feuds and the return of our former prosperity."” eneral enacuneuts, and #8 soon as the condition of e country will perinit, I shali be the first to advo- cate the removal of all disabilities under which you Jabvor at present. Yours truly, CHARLES SUMNER, Robespierre Butier Prying inte the Basivess Affiates of u Cincinnat! Bank. The Ciucinnatl Commercial, republican, bay 31, stotes that one of the banking institutions of that city Js said to Lave been in close communion for several days witb Mr. Benjawin F. butler, It appears that the distinguished breekinridge democrat of Massa- ebasetts telegraphed an inquiry as to the condition of certain bank accounts aud the passage of certain checks, The reply wus, tn effect if not im words, that it was none of the houorable gentieman’s bust nese, Thereupon the remarkable conservative Con- gresaman from Massachusétte assumed to be the embodiment of the Congress of the United States, aoc wanted to know whether the reply returned was purieous and respectfal towards the Con- sof tae United States. A more careful aud pou- vas reply Was given, very grave oud respeciful, | eoutaming cone of the information wanted, Political Notes, vong the queerest political romors afoat in nein te that the old man Gravt, father of the netel, has expressed @ preference for Chase for in Wednesday we Philadelphia Prese raid the THE KINGSTON (MASS.) muURDER. Martin Van Buren was the only man who filled | ‘The West Virginia Republican State Convention | Secre- | BROOKLYN: city: Oren Citizens’ National lyn, was arrested yesterday on a wsued by Judge Benedict, and arraigned yesterday siernoch un am tedictment at 2 Grand J Seats | caibensiemvent and Contains ten cou! the Sere pte ie eee is with Tatert to defrend the banking association or Peemene to Oa oer : wn, ho Seek cpant vers the amount a Second third $19,243, the fourth fant counts oor ne) Spee am The defend: leased on bail ‘int Sel ‘and the remaining Dxveoiers FiIneD.—Robert M, Kennedy, druggist, at the corner of Third avenue and Sixteenth street; Julius Schwardzenbach, druggist, at the corner of ‘Third avenue and Nineteenth street, and Edward Buckley, at the corner of Third avenue and ey eine at the the ‘Forty-elgnth pee F oes ce of of selling liq Thur ‘witincl'a lamas heen esceeea | tt were taken before Justice Cornwell, when the two $30 each and the latter gave bonds WEDDING IN CouRT.—The regular proeeedings in pape Riley's court were interrupted yesterday by ication of a young German, who desired his honor rform the nuptial ro aM ‘The ay 1a - mated that hig name was Sarna. be i$ a yung girl, Pauline wer- stone, before the ie bar and the Judge in a few mo- ments tied the desired knot. THE DIVISION OF THE NinrH Wanp.—It is claimed that the Ninth ward has not been divided aud that no Twenty-first ward has been created, although a bill to that effect was passed by the last Legislature. ‘This claim ts based upon the fact that the author or copyist of the bill made & mistake; that ie badaaea 4 does not poe beck ekg Pluce of aa ni consequently does not enclose Ing. Unless the inatter is fixed the tax collector will i, some trouble in ascertaining in what ward to locate the property. Tux Fink DrPaRruent BoaRn.—This' Board met yesterday morning, Mayor Kalbfleisch in the chair. be number of proposals were received for printing, and petitions were handed in for repairs to trucks and engines. No further business was transacted, and the Board adjourned. ‘Tue Case oF T. C.'CaLticorr ann OTHERs.—Ex- Collector T. C. Callicott, Colonel R. C. Enright and John S. Alien itis expected will be taken before the | United States Court to-day, when their cases will probably be disposed of. GipEon’s Band.—This popular social organization and their friends in goodly numbers were gathered at Leffert’s Park, East Brooklyn, yesterday after- noon, and beneath the umbrageous shade of the trees enjoyed their second pienic of the season. PoLick CoMMissioNERS Brennan and Manlerre, Superintendent Kennedy and Inspector Leonard paid a visit of Inspection to the Forty-ninth Precinct station house, Gates avenue, yeRerday afiernoon, ‘THE TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.— This command proceeded to the Prospect Park parade ground yesterday morning, Was spent in driiling and target exercise. ANNIVERSARY OF THK SABBATH SCHOOLS OF GresNroINT.—Two thousand three hundred and forty children and their teachers took part in the anniversary exercises of the Greenpoint Sabbath a ols yesterday afternoon. At half-past one o'clock the children assembled in the various churches, and at two o’clock fell into tine and marched through the principal streets, preceded by ers brass band. Each school was under a marshal, and Mr. Joun N. Stearns acted as grand marshal, The children appeared to fine advantage, with their numerous silken banners fut- tering over their happy faces, aud they marched proudly to tie spirit musi¢ of the band. ‘the schools represented were:—The Baptist, 399 children; the Tabernacle Methodist, 490; the Episcopal, 248; the Union avenue Methodist, 3/2; the Reformed, 419; the Fourth street Mivsion, 110; the German Lutheran, 100, In the evening exercises were held in the churehes, EAsreen District Fink DePARtTWANT.—At a meet- ing of the Board of Fire Commissioners, held at Fire- men’s Hall, Fourth atrect, EB. D., on Wednesday night, Mr. Daniel Donevan was clecied president and Mr. Harry Austin secre A commmu- nivation Was wlom, of the rom mainir nies’ running rriages idewalks while revurning from a recent urd oF- the officers of the companies comp!aiied of (o | PONG ISLAND IWTELLIGENCE, PARADE OF THR FIREMEN ov FP first’ parate ever made by the fi of Flushi- ng. L. |., took place yesterday, Young America Kagine Company No, 2 (Chavies H. Eberts, foreman) turned out to receive Rescne Hook and Ladder Coun SHINE. -The | pany No. 1. There were some two hundred fren iu the procession, headet by @ ne band of muste They mrad y impos: noe, the Whol r) ie town turning out to witness the art A sumptu- ous dinner closed the arrangements, at which the city o@irials and leading citizens of the place partict+ pated. Fine av MANHASSETT.—A fine building, occupied by Edward Willetts, at Manhassett, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening. ‘The loss, It is said, wid reach $7,000, Most of (he forniture was saved, FaTat Acctpenr.—A laborer named Hugh Me- Gowen, in the e:aploy of the South Side Railroad, of Long Isiand, accidentally fell from @ gravel train yesterday, while nearing Jamaica, and injured his xpiue to suet an extent tat wards, The Coroner was notified, Tus Sourn Stpe Rar.noap Exrension.—The | extended tmprovement of the Souti Side Ratiroad to ite terminus, Patchoeue, will shortly be com- | pleted. A branch road will be run to the village of Hewpatead, the contract having been awarded 0 ; Vandewater Sinith. DiPPICULTY AMONG THE TRUSTRES OF FLUSHING.— Tt seems that the Board of Trustees of Flusbing | have been for some time in hot water over attempts made by some to compel certain mer- | chants to remove thelr signs, whieh they claim are | Obstructions te the place and in violation of law. | Ameeting was held on Tuesday, which lasted till afer midnight, im which ‘trustees Quarterman, Corse and otvers opposed the resolution, while Mr. Roe advocated its passage. ‘The latter said that com- plaints had been made by men who had been born in the place and there was a law against itand it should | be removed. le claimed that there were signs that were am eyesore to the village, } move them. Without definite action in the matter the Board adjourned. ‘Thus the whove affair stands at present. ‘Tax Scroonen Jennie Wartre on Tite Rooks at Hev. Gate.—Between one aad o'clock yester- | day afternoon the schooner Jennie Watta, while coming down the river, was driven on the rocks at and crew she ran upon the main rock, where she re. mained at a iate hour last evening. A strong wind having sprang up there were fears that she could not outride the night. Two tugs went to her assist- ance, ‘The vessel is saitt to be valued at $60,000. Desprrate PiaRT AwonG Rowores.-On Wednesday afternoon aa a party of roughs were returning from the races, and when uear Flushing they stopped at a pubite house to drink. While here one of the party became engaged in a diepute with a young man who, at the time, was also accompanied by several friends. ‘They came to blows, but through the efforts of the Brion, we = f the ag (nthe Wenon by er 4 inaily the former left the bu ut (Plymouth, Mass. une a by ariel = me ariving down the Toad some litle ciatunce, laid in In the cane of Samuel Andrew charged with the | Walt for the other party. bay Dat desperate m4 murder of Cornelius Holmes, at Kingston, the pris. ign PR gy A tea o ty mot “the part auned Oner has walved un exumioation andaow awalte the J tA eat tnt § wwhion os a7 Piymouth on dames T. Caldwell, residing in Hoboken, and Thomas — — a go tt > onl Jewell were cut about the head and face, the latter astion wii'te tasoe te untt pny Bi being left insensible on the ground. The arrival of negs shall have beon dl of, All noth Gistaroance, but Tue, Tuftane jemped. ivo their fe a 1s jum) Dut circamstantial evidence has yet been m | Wagon and drove of. The wounded men were recent development to connect A drews poy the mareer, ta a Conversation with ain at the yerverday, 94 an intimate arela- ca forcea him that he came id not believe him he could to enable him when ry employed), co the oe of his garden, also with hairs. A rail 4 moo discovered in yo, this Mr. Beals, of Kingston a blood "pon it epaivaty madi gers of marderer. er of friend Bund ‘appears quite ext cal eng, ne, copa ae, the ‘anvence of ether AG esreres use ber ov aheritt Bates. ates. Pubite opinion in keingy. Hee wee % ret very Tayornse Ps iy onder Yon and oe ward Amd & i gatas Shea brought to the city, where their wounds were dressed, and they were e then taken to their homes. PERSOMAL INTELLIGENCE, List of Americans registered at Paris for the week ending May 21, 1868:—From New York—D. L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter, Cyrus W. Field, Miss Fanny 6. Field, Miss A. L. Laurence, Miss L. Bortwick, Misses Hubbel, Miss C. Loulse Hinds, C. D, Wood and fam- ily, W. H. Aspinwall, J. W. Harper, Pp ree, Du Fion, W. B. tw A Seymour, B. F. Breeden and family, “3 B.A Misses Arnold, Miss Snow, rookiyn—Mrs, Ro! opin: fon and family, Miss Alice Robinson. New Jersey— a vy ‘Whitney, Commodore E, A. Stevens Ay fy family. Boston—J. Ware, W. A. CoMa, Miss Mise % Rogers, AL HL RT Miss A. 8, i Rice, a} ing, J. F, Over! Ma . J, Homer ‘wife, Mr. aod Mrs. J. 'H. Weeks, L. 8. Shones. New Iberia—Jultus Robertson, Nadel oe Paucgage au family, L, ©. Onanedy and wite, MP, where the duy | | AU co died shortly after- | and he hoped they wonld compel the owners to re- | Hell Gate, and in spite of the esforts of the captain | of severai ‘eompa- | rd z BILLs + oaks Governor on the 34 instant signed and to the office of the Secretary of State the following bills:— An act entitled an act to authorize the Buffalo, Corry and Pittsburg Railroad . to procure Saal road, ron supplying ‘engines used An act to Feeerine the Bownds of Srpenrincee of the counties of Oswego and to raise money to complete the payments for the construction of a bridge across the Onelda river known as Schroppel bi TA not for the relief of Patterson Freeman, assignee of John White, An act declaring partie pe not exempt from saxeton and Drews the payment of the taxes jue thereon from ine Sear 1860't0 1800 inclustves so. fers to the Adirondack allroad. to in the St. Francis Monastery of the city of An act to the acts of Francis Hamilton, a notary public for Richmond county. The Ze ire Cie. ae Laer The New York County An act supplementar; Boge chapics 489 of the laws of 1867 and to provide the collection and applica? Hen pe terete & Ce comnts Cae New York in certain cases—refera to Experimental Rall re ee the entire number of acta thus far signed ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA.—The Salem (Mass.) Register, June 4, says:—There was @ very remarkable halo around the sun yesterday forenoon which at- tracted great attention. At times the prismatic colors were as brilliant as those of the rainbow. The deceives te Herald says the mirage, which so often deceives the travellers on the Eastern deserts with ry ap} ces, has been @ common phe- es in this vicintt during the past month. Boar’s-head and Smith’s Isiands have been seen from our harbor coquetting with each other in the sky. ‘The other nigit lap ones Light was seen in West New- bury, about five degrees above the horizon, and a fan days since Plum Island Hotel was visible at Georgetown for a quarter of an hour. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 4 29 | Moon rises.....eve 7 42 7 27, High water..morn 8 17 Weather Along the Const. JUNE 4—9 A. M, Thermaniuder. + 58 above Wilmingtot Washington... Fortress Monro Havana. PorT elven YORK, JUVE , 1868. The office of the Herald stenn rachis tw at MWhitehait aitp. munications from owners and consi masters af inward bound vessels will be torwa: charge. CLEARED. Steamship Tripoit (Bri, Le Mesarier, Liverpool—¥ Cunard. Steainship Bremen (NG), Neynaver, Bremen-—Celriehs ‘Steamship. Morro Castle, Adama, Havana—Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Norfolk, City Point anu Ricb- mond—N L McCready. st hip Dirigo, Jobnson, Portland —J F Ames. hin Nereus, Beare WP Clyde. ite, H Moody (Br), John, NB--Boyd & ne ni. Ship Atwanda (Br), Jeilrey, &t John, NB- Harbeek & Uo, Bark Dunmore (Br), Roverson,’ Londonderry—Punca, Meineke & Wen, ark Magi Reynold (Br), Reynolds, Trieste and Veuice— (NG), Balberstact, St Jobn, NB—H Koop & ope, White, St Roche Bros & Coffey. ix Devorenux, “ienfuegos-J Ward & Gaive Mallory & Sehr Acorn (Br), Bal daor-—ELJ Dewolf & Sehr Lottie, Henly, Ww imington, NC—Bentley, Thomas Mary H Stockham, Cereley, Wilmington, NC-.Gold- tuwate ‘& Overtor Htimore--Van Brunt & Biaght, vm AS 4 Stetyon & Co. F Wilt Fire, Rearse, Gloucester) A Stetson & Co. Stenhen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & phan & Ferguson. +K Kackett & Bro. my, Cb-Siranahan & GK Rackett & Bro. A REPORTED BY TH STAM YACHTS. Steauiebip Flay, Foster, Fey 4, Fla, 72 hours, with ntod Py t ls Had strong NE winds 2, Ini 4 01, ion 78 15, panse oa benee for Wt van. Isaac Bell, Bourne, Richmond, City Point and with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion stip Cox hip Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford, with mdse and pas to Ferguson: Wood. ship Neptune, Baker, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P Cys Shin Hengal (Bn) Pike, Hoston, May 28, fn ballast, to Pea Co. The B did not arrive 2d, as reported in Venus (lr), Hent, Shields, via Fayal, 29 days, with nd chemlcalm to M'Briges & Co. April M4, inn burr! Ny! had decks swept o eived other damage. Put int land), Wooabury, Cardenas, 12 és ark Prowus, Ubipman, Havana, 12 days, with sugar, to ore Brig Quam (Br), Page, hog Jan 22, via lalifax May 27, with tea, to Olyphant & Co. Passed Abjler May 18, Cape 1" Good Hope March 22, 8 Helene April 1 sion’ April es the e yuator April 2}, fon ah and lay 8 8, lon April 5, ins, 8, with meagre fee Hamohrg? at from Port Natal for Louder um Singay bark Pri rig Os ‘atharina (NG), Freneh, Rio Grande, 88 ding nidewand 6 pamengers: to Henty Eyre & C0. Apri ¥, lat 2, ton 94, w/a heavy low. oremast, The C arrived mirning of the 3d, bul the 2 overlooked. Brig M rrell, Minatitlan May 5, via Ke Wenberg, Putinio key ¥ on West ‘eat for ab Dupre, Pernambuco, 4 days, with suger, to HH Bwitt x ¢ Brig Slo (br), Brown, Matansas, 13 days, with sugar, & toMier «i ughton. poh Brig Elizabeth, sugar, toH D & JU Brovkman, pe orlence dewlias the en- tire passage; eatied in company wit Neversink, for New York. Brig Gem (Boy Campbell, Sagua, May 20, with sugar and molunae jevius Brig € Me), Nichola, Cardenas, 13 ‘with augar, to RP Buck ne 1, Lat 987 30, lon 73 oke achr Sarah Stalth, fr: Me\ for Savannah ence, bound inte, lat 37 itt, in company, Woodbury,’ for New { Addison, Wright, tas, eugers, to Snow & Richardson. sow brig Gulding Star, from Man- jew Yor! Thaxter, Lane, Norfole for Portland, erkion, Machias, 10 days, with lumber, Schr Prairie Bird 'Br). Sutherland, Urmpuray &'Co. "ited Hight winds Arecibo, PR, May 1, with 1p (of Adilinon), Drisko, Crab Island, 10 sugar and molaswes, io master. oi Satterly (of Broukbaren), Tucker, Manzan L ark Geo S Hunt, Yor ag Adeline Richardson 12 days, wit, ™M 24, Jor to order, ty order. [f May J, with molaases, (0 Jonas Sinith & "Co, Had Nght winds | and caimna the entire br Gertrud j Magdalene Islands. + tiharles h Steteon, Cole, -Aepey, Bi Martha (of Bangor), Smith, Jac! ile, Fie, for Saco, Me. “clr Minnie (of Balttmore), Farrow, Washingtoa, NC, 5 are ie naval stores, to Thomas £ Holmes. fe che toa J Wad ite, Virginia. Edmonds, (eot Bimpwon « o1 2, DO. ‘Dyer, ir byer, Fraakito, 8 days, with lumber, to Sehr Billow, #ranktin, 6 days, with lumber and lath, two 8 A teas Marcelins, Renvick, Elisworth, 15 days, with lumber, woe, . x Mayhew 4 ACO. George 2 Albert, McDooalé, Klieworth, 7 days, with vane boi Eueworth, 6 fare, for Newark. Hopes ‘Davis, Lubec, ss h inte, to ™ Wallace, Lube fo ing, Torrey, Machieey! ty Gays, with amber, at daoe for Staten Iehaod. ‘with lumber, to gen Fi ot Wave, Palkingbam, Cainle, 12 days, with umber, to oTache Alligator, Robbing, Calale, 14 days, with lumber, to baat Wrightman, Calais, 7 days, with lumber, to Jobo Boyd, Calais, Sdaya, with lumber, to Jer om Gordiner, 10 days, #ith inn. ‘biladelpbia. | Hall, Richmond Van Brunt & Slaght. Cassidy, Pht. Ph eae Arrived. bar ‘33d, Trini Barts, Bar pee eccrine brig ‘Cook, for a ort N of, Batons, Poi 5 eke pe enyire % {out Blane, Chase, Bombay, WM anc ‘aie is Eee Rearem rs Bombay; Bailed 16th, — ae Paimouth; Delftbaven, heen Mey May ay bre orice ford i dnpe’ ape? kita ak Hoping, NYork ; Pavilion, ant i John 8 Watson, Decker, Fall. Riven, Phil Sheridan, esp ra aay River. ved bes fh ‘x Heaney, Hafan, Har re ce Tuetdore Bean ae ‘River for Philadelphia. Motions, Cala gar venad Emerald, He aee eee npr ib cktrived 3: 4 Wooakenes, -B4éy, Sehr Ben) Bagiiahy Baer Fall over, Sguieie period Sehr Artist, Foresiar vi banc hy Bistrup, — Va; » Rane Schr Anna hou1ipson, Port Jefferson, oy ban . Sehr Whistler, belch, Taunton, Balled a dat, Ne ants . pk sy eee Oe Rorrenpam, May 20— iirc Heke Bin fer iets Ete Fo sir Fond, Nic serton, Facaten, SirneLne, May Bi javia, “Aptworp to Boar Ebr Henry, ron Sa Deve z ane Uovraborzen, Me he sna (2), Bevis} Clyde BOT Wane Cor Rctoman, Pawtucket for Fetatetphia: (ore gua, May 23--1u port, burke Walter, Hunter, and Ar. PS re Poche , rr In ” ' Sebr Irene E Menerv. deervey ot ‘ pilagehe homes: Booz, Rew York: ‘Dark Bete a CLyons ty is ria Partito wow, D0. ator Atuste Be, Kis ont fi pacer Isa ito, Pucker, Dernier. Bgraiba, May 19—arrived, brig — Behr Wink Wilken cows Providence for Elisnbetbport” : Amerere. roy, ie Bebr Bella Pee oka or "wiles a Elisnboinpor. vor feo Nuch weed dann May, or Be ’ la 'rov! for *, & wel ‘schr Elia een Schr Provi Sane Eee Avery, parte ol Enea aera for Bi ‘BOMTON, J st tae Babee Schr Sarah A Fi wi " Providence for Busabouhe sees Ouarient ig Betr Guin Wright Proviigue fort sore | Haina: omar Hinde Schr Beary ato Sto ell, Provi Tor tllsaboth Pe le, ahs Pas oan a ine Sehr JW fompking, Matthe, Providence for Eliaabethport Eisen Perehr San Louis, Bradley, Pr Providence. Rhsore toa perp "Pen See oy Greens Gd ot cae Boer Mary Piteaotin, Heteh: Providonese Emery, from bien Cleared—| itner, Cardenas; Sarak Bebr Laretia Kain, Blocking: Providence. Dak pe aaa k aden, Rigkareon, Br "peat Surinam - Schr Emma Hotchkiss, Dickerson, Providence a " Josey ret- Schr Kate Boraaine, Palmer, sent. og py oi Ma at i ab seg ; Sebe Quareer, Mahan, rrov idence oie eer Fannie Lincoln, tion fag isso ma eae a ste nab lt Providence for Kondout. ee ten % ip, Bdayatone (and Ee oer hires cee imareree r ju Sehr Yarmouth, Baxt Se providence for Elizabethport. rived, stasinet, Glan padynding bark Pocobontas, 7" ser . wate Bailes ship Thateber ‘Magoun, for NYork, im tow of Rehr John Manlove, Stabe, rt. Reb Vidatia Baler, Bria be Secitt tok, Jae 3 arivad, bare, Terprichore, (Danis Schr Phebe Hivtabeth, Lill New Haven for Fitzabethport, | Katies Hoyt, Varker ) Nat . Yor Elizabethpor Few Latinos, wee Liverpool; Clifton pat Hiatt Ror for Bilzabets- | Gavel, Rio Jauelro and market; sebr lied Ninckehs Averily Pgehr m, New Haven for New Brunswick. “alle, brig H H Kennedy; steamshi Retr a @, Voeckler, for Kremen, went ‘sea at 7:3) A M 2d Bohr Ravan Hina 1 di Kew Haven or Eltznbathpori. CHARLESTON, ‘Sune 4--Arrived, schr Chas W Holt, from Bohr Engle, rumner’ Now Haven for New Brunswick. ic Fastham, for aled—Bark tha for Re teee sobs Abram Osborn, ta, Hammond, New Haven for setsabethpert. — card Borden, orden, Foughkeepsle po Sant Joba, ‘erry, New Haven f for Eljzal Bobr Ban Juan, Penta, New for Alban: New Haven for lltzabeth FALL RIVER), Peary, Scbr Sally Burton, Ch: poker ‘Houston, and Allen H Brows ages Kew: Sehr BAW Wesley, Young, New Haven for Elieabeipore: ee RL Crook, Light, sn iteabelaport brij igh ea etd Bohr Gloucester, Baater, New Haven for Elizabethport. cl and Fountain. hime joewyed peg tally Cob, a ag 2 ae Wura ‘Theodore Deap, ri Sabena nes Behr Minne Kinne, Pareyn JM Kiser, Kissara, 3 York; bap Phomas Borden, Wrighting- Schr Minne Kinne, Para ew London for Philadelpita. Schr Baltic, Haske!l, New London. ton, ce ea FORTRESS MONROE, June 4—Passed up for Baltimore, Bone Bilas W Writ Warren, New Landon ship Hermine, rom Bremen; barks Auna ana Stasi front Scbr Northerner, Gibson, New London for Philadelphia, Sebr Sarah 8 Tyler, Prati, Hartford for Haverstraw. Schr Edtound Gardner, Potts, Chatham, Scbr John A Dix, Doane, Chatham. Schr Perine, Shetield, Stonin,ton. Scbr Blast, Martin, Norwich for Trenton. ‘chr Mercer, Smith, Bridxeport. ir Jovephine, Ball, Bridgeport. Schr Bet Meey Mepis Br Bridgeport for Trento Scbr Deborab, port for Philadelphia, Schr Mary Lane, Lane. oo ae for Trenton. Schr Compromise, Krown, Brit Schr General Murphy, Brig: ir Win 1 Smith, Sobr J L Hess, Jones, NYork; brigs Harry, from Porto ‘merara; echra ida J, (rom Carden Edennick, from poe ian Parsed’ oul, brig Cereus and schr Holcombe, for Matanzas 4th. ~The pilot boat Coquette reports the following vessels as having passed ay: Shipa Neptune und Ocean, from Bre- Hien Bpecilat, toy Liverpool bark Clas ron in froin Demarace ; vial vat this Sea Gully fur Havana; Edward Ken- Gl Ot hii Q—Arrived schr T Sinnickson, Diek- erson, Philadelphia. d—Se Palmer, Philadel; Cleare —Sehr Maria Roxana, sree deipbie. june 3—Arrived kobe Miauors ‘eri acre Wt Pen — My = He 3 Waterford, Wetlfor Trenton, 2) cl jraw, eigen for Trenton. rt HOLMES HOLt, June P Schr Dantel Rursell, gt Phiacelpuia for Portiand; White Rook, Sebr Peonsylvania, A ett : ue lea.e ie teh, Boat Boston for N\ork: Carroll, Ban: "| ene Maseie Ae nsLTOD Ry from Coamo, PR, is cousigned } Croft, aias for do; Allee C Noyes, Baker, Braintree for 5 I $ BAM Arrived, schra Jag Ponder, Hudson; Joseph W SAILED.» rm wad Philadephia , Somers, cor Hoon | Wen Cole etarbeiport foriaon pens bt Ri Helen Py thoabovean And all reported before, except achra 5 3! KEY WES®, May 28—Arrived, schr Mary oot Burdge, Bark Etta, Havana. Wand at sunset, SE Little and Wreath. Marine Disasters. Some LS Brcmony, Barter, trom Philadelphia, for Pailedelpni cur Mionle, Hudson (from Nv , Pargecs. ven, reports on day evening last G Bush, seaman, NEW ORLEANS, Muy 80—Arrived, ste A supposed to hes nati.eo/ Troy, Ni, Jumped ovarboard, of |p NOW Other TD eee Rasy TC Wate on nee SouTHWret Pass, May 90 -Arrived, pret George built, Tomas Ht Sexuonn from ulzabethport for Provt- | Washington, Gager, ree ay 2 ence, before reported sunk noar Field's. Point, was raise Salied-—sivips ¥.eltsngton and Tresday by tne American: Steamboat Company and towedt up ‘arrived, vchrs Sunbeass, MeQaeen Co's whart, where she will dia to Manchester, Hopk 1 previous to golag on the marine rail charge her cargo o! way for repairs. SHR Vierory, Shute, at Georgetown, SC, 27th wit, from need heavy weather the whole parsaxe, ¢ maiutopimast and eplit mainmaat head, NB, June. she schooner Reward, from. Port- port, With a cargo or flour, i ashore ut Winter ‘The cargo fs being landed in'a damaged condition. QUEEN BOW N, Mr rhe British ves! 1 5 tons, & Cardenas, with Y chaston Aor canke sai a Bie, Berton esau are Happack, Eites A EWBURYPOL: f, June 2—Arrived, schrs Albion, Shaw, York le Fe a tT Wikis tage NORWICH, June 2—Arrived, sehr Isaac N Seymour, Nor- aoe vet Palins, Prenek, Rockland (or NYOMD Og Lt Mudge, Brin: eae Packt Harbor, JA, June sare abip Hs S brh Dasa gue ys ad lomky in sceceat, bouee LB ‘Bickawerty enive Boston; Caroll PW J i ry ¢, Nickel Ties, NYork; ‘John Trumon, Gibbs, Bedord: Marta, Boston; J Willlatnson, Corsun, do: Rend Rodan, Norwich; A Wooley, King, Glouces' Frank, Boston; AM Edwards, Hinsen, Pawtucxet oatnahiy Hunter, Rogers, Provides rolie, Goie, Suestin; cure Morning, Light, lela, Lon- dani Brandywine, Ireland, Salem en renee Ontee, #203 ‘ens, Boston; ‘ina; HG Hand, and, ‘Boston; 7; Ocean Wave, Baker, I J Thompson, Endicott, Mercer, Cullen, Charlestown; a ey, Lowell, Bangor; Transit, a was toadlog the captain, Bue B bert ae Ing and evening Ne probably fat this port Sonn NATIVE Amprt | at Sailabury Potnt in itd | Me, tor | Whalemen. Cleared at New Bedford 8a inst, bark Sanbeam, | Pacitie Or | Balled 24, bark Ansel Sibi, Fisher, Hudson's Bay. Spoken. CAN, UB tons, of News . hak been nold to parte Fisher, aan Ship Cormorant (Br), Callister, from Liverpool for San P Bafa aces Danveraport;, Amos i Francisco, April ® tat 3, Ton BR. aw fe eH in vaton Isabel Thompson, 0; Ship Dexter, Grinnell, ‘rom New York for San Francisco, ‘wtony Dfarts, di adage out no lat, 6. ENCE June S--Arrived, schrs Thomas B gezmour, Suip He ene, Read , from New York for Melbourne, ; Entire, scinnear, Por on March 6 lat 418 lon e Arwaid, Kondoat; Horizon, Newman, do; att Sachem, uae ‘rom Salem for Zanzibar, Feb 1, lat € pers ‘Caswell, do; Wm H Bowen, 8, lou Bark Kainbow, Bondrot, from Cardi for New York, May , Fargo, Philadelphia; schre Pana- 16,19 lat, Larartine, Butler, er, Paadelpbla Brig Milwaukee, fron miles of Abaec jacksonville for Boston, June %, 6 vilot soat Charlotte Webb No 5. pei: ah Ports. a; a ‘Philadel ny Bal or aerton, Susan B Herne in, Muli, Go + Elizavethport; Funis € maine, Bu Buace, Biveabetisworts hive nichins on Elizabethport; Isaac And Dorie, on Barsh pore; F. Merwin, Bunee, Elizabetbport; Ff Roatout; Martha ae Rondout; Rondout Kil Fowneend, ANTWrnr, May Balled Mat, Honea ADEN, May ig Arrived, Mag’ ARROYO, ; eleaite i io iat N York’: york i trailton Cole, acrived sarne day: sohre Wom ork, Wade ollaas NYork; sloopa Fred rows, Fret Smith, Smith, Yor doy dg; Emi yA Bartle, for do do. Lh NYork. ROME; Apr wide arrived, Loatie, Warren, Keone, Aden: ved, ‘Andes, Lag a cha 1 Alired Storer, Cubi is; May 1, Sagamore, Wc! ; januel, Colson, ering, Bomon. ~ mi marae, va poy Mavanada; Chet yUininnaa vex, May 14—Bafied, Republik, Forvame, New ‘ork. BarAavras April 6—In port ship Joreph Holmes, Cr for Rurape. lg. ia ings . May Js—Arrived, Wm Muir, Archer, Phila- ia, Nettie Cushing, Pressey, Rot. eker, NAH, June 4 pasts Emerson, from Aroeries, for NYor Beds wchre Bulow, (ziti RY ore; [Fitiame, for N York. 29th, CS Dyer, dA B'Craviree, Gordon, NYork. a, Rogunticoek, Hemingway, ety rived, brig CH Keanedy, itoonaby Bal- — timore; achre J S Waitin, Baluumore: Bivie Day ey eee ee rae rk, Small, Menton. more: sere Fairy Croakey. Racket, Philsdetpain; 9 a v0 May 30-4 rived, brig Mary Ht Banke. Wratt, | wecartuy, Simpacs. wud M Sowell, iio, doit A Ranigars, jago;echre Mat : ‘Simpaon, aud a boy Croaby, Poiiadeiphls Garrol, aid WU Lisle Berson; A Hasstian Oettrel, Dongnty, Phitadeiph brig Hill, NY Satied 2d, achra Thomas Fish, Willey, and Chas K Kelly, Deed, RYorts May 21—Arrived, brigd W 8 RDENAS, May 21—Arrived, brig nen Has y Hook, Bar Wieck! nig Mer! th for Sierra Mo- Ethan Atlea, ag, Philadel eet ; Balled — bark Sarah Hobart, Crostos, eo 8 Hunty Woodbury, N BT, Jun w Tost INGTON, N ater, NYork for = port N of York; achr Ed- pubiielty. No cha ANS HOWES, Attorney, 78 N ol OBTAINED in OLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY. New York; a0 from ay ag tese DEAL oes Isle of Wight set, Eilgabeth, Oesan, from NYork for suaieveat cause. NO Desben | Moravia, Patten, Rom’: Dupiiy, May 18 Arrived, Madura’ wot Madera) NYork; 2th, Tasso, Ruggiero, Philadelphia; 2st, ndesueet “OFFICIAL DRAWING! Olsen, NYork. . f — = AURKINE, May M—Arrived, Thomas Pletcher, Pencletoe, Ag iage artery < ALY OL). ROB 4, ie ay cont ns Siete Ana, May 16-tn portechr Anaie Whiting for New ork Fr our! T2—Ralled, Mey ator NYors. Many? ied, ve , Atlant: er go ic, Del abip Ottawa, " ue a ad, Lowe fh Eateormen Bren. a4 Giaatrat ra, vor crew aetna ie 10 fairy eee ‘Mack! diawiasaa prog fun, vars led Bd, she A vite ‘ ‘Laghorn econ ale tne tele Som, Paanel! (from Mai- Mi ‘Ear wre bes ‘pad me rh nantes, ip ares Se ie oan, as wk oe OLAee Saher 2, Uoabrane, aad Mier RYork, 4, “Atlasiue hart, rapucan ek ae ee PaDUCaw--OXTRs CLASS as, rived, Ladwig, Frevwrare:, tram Sazeaten ay %, Textonte 6), Masako as. 1, 1 ola vaneoamcuhen ht, Lo +o mieeo0! led Rca t secre Halas ose eee” Hid, Sedta’t oft Ban “Kigeton, J Seis arrived,’ Brig yen, Gauede,, |. 26 areulare, de, in the Shove Katio® HBO a oo) } 2 [eben ten ty Inpor ned Beas, OOP OD ccedeenalititatnetansali Coviagton, By. | a, RAWING NOTICE. is P : eee ee Ey ae | Oe enners oti RARE oy eam, | Boone, anton count er. Se, w Maren (0), Nisbett, Key West; 99¢, Biz wf iat oer 2a oe ma ge emai Bearrived, Coloradn,, Freeman, | My ee Nive ane notwithetand mil ‘be. hela sa a5 Propane " great of ude Dra 2 Frantito Chee any cent ry suet Rate, |e myn —) rice ti bea, ae a, aoa ‘ork; City oF ‘ertom County, Taken from the Cincinnatt Commercisy 7a. CASH INFORMATION FUR Ayn eyo, ait AND, Nt im wil te, alized low Broker, 20) Broadway fend 138 Futon ORNS. KO. PAIN, Ry J, OL8 ty tirest. yy ba jay; ofce by: