The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1868, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1868. 5 "THE FENIANS. AMUSEMENTS. FARBEWSLL Ooncgsr To Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.— In recognition of her talents as — highly accom- Vocalist, a farewell concert was tendered to Miss Adelaide Phillips last evening, prior to her de- parturé for Europe, by a numerous circle of her friends and admirers, in the theatre of the Union League Club House. There was a large and fashiona- ble attendance, and, altogether, the concert was ere ae An Evening im the Nineteenth Ward—Lecal | Postponcateat of the Racing Uatil Monday. Asptrants for Congress and Assembly. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. I Ascot Heath Course to-day, the fourth of the sport, MEXICO. Was numerous and of a very fashionable character. have retired with a suMcient competence to enable them to spend the remainder of their days in com. parative ease. The barrooms of that portion of the This afternoon, at half-past three P, M., the Ate- Third avenue embraced in this ward present} lanta and Columbia Boat Clubs will compete in @ among their regular sitters a large proportion | three mile race over the course of the Hudson Ama- Amateur Six Oared Race. ‘The first contest was for the Alexandra plate of Geverner Galan, of Lower California, Still one thousand sovereigns, added to a speepstake of im Prisen—Bitter Feeling Against Ameri- | twenty-five sovereigns each, for four year olds, to came—Hot Pursuit ef Vega by the Troops of | carry 145 1bs., five year-olds and upwards to . of this element, and the tales which are | teur Rowing Association, s from she Olub Davalos, La, Pas, Lower California, May %, carry 143 me mares and geldings allowed four Ibs., excellent manipulation, and plays with much clear- | nightly spun of the adroit tricks and politi. on ro the ‘iatan ‘Helga, Hoboken. The race Via San Franoisco, June 12, 1868, } yun» es and allowances for winners and non- | Fenian Arms Reported to Have Been Seized | nosy in difficult Passages. Donizetti's beautiful | cat manquvres of their Aabitués are some} tas who socepted, and will Some pend, crew at St. Albane—Victoria Bridge Guarded at Both Ende—Troops Coming from England. MONTREAL, June 12, 1868. A seizure of arms at St. Albans yesterday by the United States government ts reported. “Una Furtiva Lagrima’ was sung by Mr. Stan- field, an amateur tenor, whose excellent voice was just Capable of filling the room, and though he ‘at intervals exhibited perhaps a little too much ear- nestness Was nevertheless deservedly applauded, He was somewhat more successful in his subsequent inners, second Governor Galan, who was arrested by order of | und the thind one Tundved sovereigns out of the ‘General Davalos, is still a prisoner and is confined | stakes; post entrances of one hundred sovereigns to his room under a guard of soldiers. He was | allowe spemanis tinues decidedly inte! Such old political } in the race of to-day. The Columbia will be rowed stagers a3 ex-Alderman Michael Tuomey, the genial | by J. A. Meredith, J. ©. O'Neil, P. Mcindoe, W. PF. ex-County Clerk William ©. Conner, Alderman | Sielk |. M. Young; coxswain, J. P. Burrell The Terance Farley, ex-Alderman Robert McGinness, | Atalanta wiil be rowed by W. H. Webster, J. Ogden, ex-Street Commissioners Chariey Devlin and D. D. T. | Edward Smith, L. Waterbury, W. Haddock, T. Knapp; Conover, err eae amaneE Tee Svar ee nee Ce be Atalants Sib ed peaker am C. ‘Hitchman, ex-Congresam: lonship of the association, ha i Dr. Robinson, Hi McCabe, Counciiman | won the flag in the six oared gig race in the nH trom San Francisco to discharge her cargo at are- duction of twelve and a half per cent. Of all Gover- | ANtonia (bred in France), Sour years old. was'eeooad, Darling, i nors who admitted European vessels to discharge phere eens asa” of hae eeraee eae pricy omy mmaMANRA aon end 08 the ‘Slo- rendering of “Non é Ver.” The appearance of Miss | Stephen, Roberts, Coroner Bob Gamble and a host of | of the 12th September, 1397, oif the Elysian Fiek at other ports at fifty per cent reduction not | old, was Eight ran, but the others were not | The Fifty-thira ¢ has been ordered to leave | Phillips on the stage was the signal for the unani- | others who have carried thelr penchant for political re eam See arrested; butjGalan is a friend of Ameri- | placed. London on the 15th for Quebec. mous approbation of the audience, and the very cor- fot ood into their local habitations, have made the TME GERMAN SAENCERFEST DELEGATION. ang and that is his dniy crime. ta betting before ioe rene wen Sw $0 one: aaxiney oneal sipaldcant of tho high entiation es ehiciene is Got | Ea well ec etna ne ae ae cnetuered been received by th delegates agains : i high estimation in which she wel citing. ‘The interest in the Ww: a receiv tl ‘The feeling of the dominant party here it | Blnkhoolie, twelve to one agaihst Trocadero, and six No Gathering of the Fenians at Buffalo. fr those who Devel been delighted by her excellent | present divided on the Congressional nominee, erie Pate Mazentiey from Europe to the Saengerfeat at Chicago were yea- terday escorted to the Custom House, where Collector Smythe accorded them a friendly and courteous wet- come in the name of the government of the United sue and Sevacially against Govvenor Galan | to one against Lord Giasgow’s colt. = U1 rains Cor Elmer, is very bitter, and The next race was for her Majesty's plate of one Nevarro factions have grossly mis- | hundred guineas, for three year olds 108 Ibs., four Governor Galan’s official conduct to og olds 133 Ibs., five year olds 140 lbs, and aged Fresaent Jusres and his Cabinet, and have neutral- | 142 BUFFALO, June 12, 1368, Reports from Canada having gained circulation to the effect that the Fenians are concentrating at performances. “Lascla Ch’io Pianga” (Sandel gave her full opportunity for the development of her splendid mezzo contralto voice; but Dont- zetti’s charming “Son gero,”” which succeeded, at once brought into requisition her brilliant powers present two candidates from this ward = aspi for the nomination—Speaker Hitchman and William H. Darling being strongly canvassed for that nomination bj ‘Minister Ines: $0 aan ae all gu Fc Roeper bagel this point for a raid on the neighboring province, it the organizations to which they are respectively a! the Custom House th Luce in pre Kenait at thes mete malinesenenat Sincererncn old b.c. | 18 acid proper to Pasar such Aina of execution, and the artistic interpretation which | tached. For the Assembly the partisans of Henry Gonntered bye commaiioe from the Gold Room, ‘tng Mexico. These factions are now all powerful, and | Vale Royal bj well out of July. ‘Mr. W, Graz She accorded to that enchanting air evoked the ad- | Clausen, Jr., George W. Van Brunt and John wren viting them to view the of the for the present are Juarez men, General | ham’s ch. f. Formosa by Buccaneer out of Elier was | X0,224susl gathering of Fentans has occurred here, | miration and applause of every one present. The | are ventliatiag the merits of their candidates. Aside | me entire Gold Room, the foreign singers and the Davalos "is now ‘Military Governor of Lower Gall: | second and Baron ‘Rothschild’s bc. Restiration Ge Fo Hedin per ope pang Biagio Fae notes ape, “cuee a wory extonsive, and | front ‘the looal feaings of the ward manipuidtors | commteaes ot New York soctetios Joined in singing fornia, As such he keeps the legal Governor a | King Tom out of Rest’s dam, three years old, was | gohantionar probably originate with Canadian he ae he Sean error ceri a he ee ecard apn ats eMac | Te. ei Set tc na en, to oe | ait neoms coms or sng | Sorel rn nar tty seome& | pohigg of glam f. Sow’ a,t | tras Fosse 0, rformance on th: jt ‘ou! of Ju mvent & movement Governor Galan will leave benind his wife, an excel. } against Vale Royal, two to one it Formosa, and é or i Zasing Piolo entitled yg lest is on foot, backed by some of the strongest Hf lady, educated in the United Stat and | even on Restitution against the fleld. ix ttle ‘children. His case is an extremely hard smane one and demands the investigation of the authorities Atlantic Cable Dividends. of kag Buneeions governinant. : LonDox, June 12, 1868, this ore ftory, Te ee cman Dees: Ie. The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company ‘with vengeance. It is reported that he had been | have this day declared a dividend, payable on the 1st as acon hea ~ A Fas e aes of Davalos’ | of duly, of six per cent on their preference stock The ‘present general stagnation of business may | °77 ‘ree Per cent on the original stock. juttol of a pi Phalon’s “ Paphian Lotion” is the Only Re- Words.” Madame Gazzaniga’s rendering of “Ah { veanety Gor Viseadinte 4 Mon Fils,” was characterized by that lady’s oad ies hsetawrien ed usual refinement of ne and sweetness, and was rewarded with loud tokens of approbation. But perhaps one of the greatest 3] ities of the con- cert was Pacini’s sparkling duet, “Sappho,” in which Miss Phillips and Madame Gaazaniga combined dis- pares unison in its perfection; nor was the former leas admirable in the soft and melodious “L’amor funesto,” with cornet obligato by Mr. Schreiber. The New Jersey Fenians in Convention. ‘TRENTON, June 12, 1863. A Fenian State Convention was held in the State House to-day and delegates were present from all Parts of the State. The meeting was private. A number of leading Fenians were present. At night alarge mass meeting was held in favor of Irish lib- erty. Speeches were made by General John O'Neill, names in the ward, to form a local Chase organiza- tion, The political experience of these men indicate Chase ag the only man who can be nominated with reasonable hope of beating Grant, and they are not at all reticent in expressing that conviction, Among the men who do the voting this feeling is very strong, an the cry for Chase is, if possible, stilt stronger: In regard to the local magnates the unterrified speak of them as un- Why, aaty on the eyelid ts @ hi times worse man alt the bites of gnats or bedbugs, and I know that Wolcott's Pain Paint will cure a sty in less than one ualified beats—or, in the expressive language of ‘soon be enlivened by revomsion, President of the Fenian Brotherhood; Jos, Gibbons, | concert was brougit to © close by the old favorite, | Benny McGee, “They are all for themscives; why.” | Sie, Still more, Toure op NEW YORK. Yice President; General 8. P. Spear, Adjutant Gene: | ‘Auld Robin Grey,” anda capital Iaughing song | said Denny, “look at alderman Terry Farley, I ye. ail fore Fat Fal oraporan ot - MAZATLAN, June 1, ral, and Major McWilliams, of Philadelphia, by Mr. A. Bendelari, who, relieved at interv: mimber the'time when he handled tie shovel, and | cuption, as they used to; and ob, bow cooling Via SAN FRANCISCO, June 12, 1868, The Dorn Impeachment—Conclusion of the by Mr. Perabean, presided at tho pianoforte. The | thin he got a bit into politics, and floated along ‘until | face! Ltell you what, Pain Paint is trump. It won't over intense pathos which Miss Phillips imparted to the first mentioned air, the subdued feeling of grief ex- hibited tn its more melancholy passages, the cadence of her rich and mellow voice, the sympathy with which she entered into its abstract reverie, her inter- pretation of high poetical sentiment—all these points Tose above the mere display of vocal art and reached the it and inspirations of a truly gifted artist. She was eronted with prolonged applause, and bade adieu amid a regular storm of approbation. In the departure of Miss Phillips we are agatn reminded of the contributions to the lyrical treasures which America has furnished to the Old World, not through any failure of appreciation on our part or any lack of musical cultivation, but simply as resulting from unfortunate operatic management here, whether as @ consequence of the interference of stockholders or injudicious direction which has temporarily closed that field for the proper display those talents jiven them under a better system in Europe. We ave, however, but loaned these artists to our older peecliea. ahd may anticipate their return in time to New York city, destined in the future to be the centre of musical art as it will be pre-eminent in other de- partments. Miss Phillips’ reception by the audiences of the Old World will be looked forward to with in- terest by her many friends here, who confidently anticipate for her even greater triumphs than any she has heretofore attained. She leaves to-day for Paris by the steamship St. Laurent. Concert IN Dopwortn HALL.—The first concert of the violoncellist, Mr. César Alard, took place last evening in Dodworth Hall. The room was well filled, but not inconventently—the latter condition of the hall being that which, doubtiess, would mest please the eye and the pocket of the manager. The artists who on this occasion sustained Mr, Alard were Madame Gueretti Alard, Madame Bageard, Mile. Damainville, Mr. Poznoski, the violinist, Mr. B, Massimiliani and Mr. Rosa, the composer and lanist, If approbation be the test of merit; and by repeated encores, taken = a8 the surest guide to the ability of artista, then the artists who appeared with Mr. Alard last night must, according to this standard, be set down as having musical accomplishments of no mean order. This standard is not always @ correct one; butin the potent instance the audience applauded s0 heartily and seemed to be so well pleased with the music that it may fairly be concluded the concert was @ good one. Madame ueretti Alard acquitted herself with much credit. ‘The tone of her voice is sympathetic and tender. Singers who possess this quality of voice will always be successful with audiences who care something for nature and something for art at the same time. Artis always auccessiul when it har- monizes with what is perfectly natural; and a natural note, and not an effort at effect, rendered with an expression of softness and sweetnees, will always fail gratefully, as it ought to do, on the ear of the cultivated listeners, The “Duo on Martha,” for Want toe Dimsel BRED Re Got sel en, OWD | square, New York, as hundreds are doing every day, and you @ quarther of the real estate of the wi and that I swear that it is best thing: ‘and is the way wid all of them. A divil a bit do'they care mila sch ns ee nee for the working man ‘cept on election day, when he good and A.—Ward’s Perfect Fitth Shi: Broad is enough to drink wid promise big things wap ane ion equator pees Ryo a te ee but whin they are elected and helping them. selves to the cash, they forgit who put them there. A.—Ward’s Cloth Lined Paper Collars and Cuffs, Broadway and Union square; also wholesale and retail at $87 Broadway. amart, it don't color, and ‘ot want to know more Dr. WO! + POLITICAL NEWS. Politicians Taking Alarm at the Chase Move- ment—Caucus of Ohio Democratic Dele. gates—In the Event of Mr. Chase’s Nomina- tion the Oliio Democrats to Ask a Place for Pendleton in His Cabinet. CINCINNATI, June 12, 1868, The politicians have taken the alarm at the Chase movement. A second caucus of the Ohio democratic State delegates to the National Democratic Conven- tion was held yesterday in this city, at which all but four were present. It has transpired that 'a resolu- tion was adopted to cast the vote of the delegation for Pendleton on the first ballot, It is also intimated that the delegation will persist for Pendleton, a great deal of feeling for the nomination of Mr. Chase being manifested. During the caucus the indications were that in the event of the choice of the Chief Justice the Ohio delegation will make some arrangement by which to place Mr. Pendleton in his Cabinet should he be elected, MASSACHUSETTS. The Railroad Consolidation Bill Vetoed—Its Passage by Two-thirds of Both Houses— Business Transacted. Carlos T. Galan, Governor of Lower California, Trial Betore the Senate at Albany—Acquit- arrived here to-day as prisoner under guard, from | ¢qj of the Prisoner on All the Charges. ‘La Pas, by the steamship Montana. The Governor ALBANY, June 12, 1868, és now in prison in this city, awaiting trial before | qe Court of Impeachment adjourned to-day, hav- the Federal District Court for maifeasance in office. | ing acquitted Robert ©. Dorn, Canal Commissioner, A La Paz despatch gives full particulars. of the charges preferred against him. He was ac- + Ex-Governor Manuel Condara, of Sonoro, but for quitted on all the articles. Articles first and second ‘some years exiled from that State, was arrested here | charged him with complicity in a combination made Aately and sent under guard to the city of Mexico. | by contractors, and with letting a repair contract to @ highest instead of to the lowest bidder. ‘The Governor had Just ed from Guadalajara to | ‘"Te'vote on these two articles, which were the visit two of his sons in this city. His strong sym- | strongest for conviction, stood as follows:— pathy for the French during the late intervention is YEAS—Mesers. Grover, Miller, Beach, Cauldwell, Crowley, Hale, Morris and Nichole—8. ‘Supposed to have been the cause of his arrest, Navs—Nesars. President, Hunt, Woodruff, Maso n, Clarke, Martinez has sent a messenger to General Corona | Chapman, Bacon, Dwight, Banks, Campbell Hubbard, asking that he be permitted to settle down on his | Eumpiteys Kennedy, Maligon, Morutn, Nicks, Falmer, Par ayer, Van Petten—19. ” ranch. The General replied that tt was out of his power to comply with the request, and that it Mar. | Meeting of Trustees for the State Institution ‘tines wished to remain if the country he must give oe De en, pry himeelf up to the authorities here or at the city of edad nd The trustees for the New York State Institution for Mexico, to be tried by court martial. The ex-Military Governor is hovering about the northern part of this ‘the Blind held a meeting at Batavia on the 10th inst. State, and it is re] re that a secret ‘expedition hag | The trustees present were M. Lindley Lee, of Ful- gone to capture him. ton, President of the Board; Dr, J. Orton, of Bing- The reports of brutal outrages on American citi- | hamton, Secretary and Treasurer, and Messrs, any Zens which reached here some time ago, are con- | R. Pelton, or New York city; Jat? Harvey, of Buf- and have created a feeling of deep indigna- | falo; Dr. N. Edson Sheldon, of Gienn’s Falls; Dr. H. nation. General Corona called on United States | 0, May, of Corning; John Fisher and M. Glowaskey, and this subject was | of Batavia. The annual election of officers was |. ‘The General, who has never acted other- | held and the President and Treasurer and Secre wise than friendly toward Americans, denounced | were re-elected. The Board fixed upon the firs these acts in severe terms, and said | Wednesday of September as the day for opening the he ‘believel the government ‘would justly | the new institution for the reception of pupils. punish the “! Parties, This Monterey — . Piece of villany, coming so soon after the robbing | New York State Spertemen’s Convention. and of Americans employed on the Vera BUFFALO, June 12, 1868. Oras , and the comdect of the government sis ‘towards the American Legion may lead to the most ‘This is the fourth and closing day of the New York disagreeable connie, re! the United States | State Sportsmen’s Convention. ‘Tne day has been Sues ft Cadence of ie sctts ng, should investi. } one, with a rather fresh breeze. The first thing in Dot & more law-abiding class of foreigners in the re- | the order of the oy was the shooting off of ties for Public of Mexico than the Americans. the third and fourth prizes of the single shoot of si ts that General Corona, with all his ene. ‘The following is the score at three birds, had been ordered to Mexico are without the | twenty-sixty a rise:—J. B. Higham, 3; M. i. least dation. His enemies are constantly cir- whites 2; John Jacox, none; 8. M. Spencer ,3; culating canards of this character. William Short missed the first bird and withdrew; Affairs in northwestern Mexico look too dubious | F. Sidway, 2; H. Silsby, 3; C. A. Kellogg, 1; John for Juares’s administration to relieve such a man as | Pitts, 2; W. C. Iglen, Jr., 3; H. Cobb, 3, General Corona from this important command, Second trial, 31 yards rise:—J. B. Higham, 1; 8. A Wagon containing $2,000 in copper coin to pay | M. Spencer, 3; F. Sidway, 2; W. C. Igien, Jr, 1; H. the men at the cotton mill in Presidio was robbed | Cobb, missed the flirst bird and withdrew. last week when near its destination. Six armed 8. M. Spencer of the Audubon Ciub of Rochester, men attacked the driver in open day and maltreated Gee oa the winner of the third prize, a solid him because he denied that he had money with him. ver gobict. Presido is only twenty miles from Mazatian.. ‘This | _ Ties—Fourth prize, twenty-six yards riso—W. Tom| is the first highway robbery for a long time in this | Kins, 1; B. Heinrich, none; R. A. Augur, 2; J. H. State. All principal towns throughout Sinaloa are | McGuire, 1; H. Walzer, 1; Foster, 1; F. Ritter, now garrisoned by detachments of cavalry. 4; B, Dra ; George Smith, 2: B, Hambleton, 2; phic reports that smallpox had broken out | N. B. Baker, 2; J. Saulpaugh, 2; S. K. Brownson an among the crew of the United States steamer Re- | M. Hoyer each missed two birds and withdrew. L. try it free of cost at This seemed the general impression of those who conversed upon the characteristics of their local rulers, and their remarks indicated that they were ready for a change when ie pre r time arrived and the proper leader present himself. Among the local Presidential organizations are a recently estab- lished Pendleton Club and @ Hancock Club. The members of the latter talk of consolidating their club with that of the projected Chase Olub, with the ticket of Chase and Hancock. The Clever Fellows’ Club, the larger portion of whose members reside in this ward, are nearly all Chase men, and the presentiment in this ward in all quarters appears decidedly strong for Old Greenbacks, German Republican Grant and Colfax Meeting. ‘The members, and few they were, of this organiza- A Peck of Cockroaches, tion met last night at the Germania Assembly Rooms, | gen Genrsoing Poder Beware of faiationk. tes sigue: Dr. M. Jacobi being in the chatr. About the debates | ture of E Lyon on nthe flask. Depot 21 Park row, New York. nothing can be said; they feel their weightiness and A.—Real Pay all Sixes. be och porter Shee eal Bom oae proposed ISAAC guitirs son 400. an ion by Assemi ri , but he was guickly put down by the announcement that an 405 Brondwany pear Walkor-etynet. jon by Assembly districts had heretofore zat po been attempted and that the republicans could not @ single room in any Assembly district in which hold ir meeti ‘They have now determined to try in. The President above named, and the other officers are Dr. F. Schuetz, L. Riess, C. Wirth and Benjamin Lehmeier. “ hian » Remo' rakoanes, PIMPLES, FAN, BALE RHEUM BavSe. BLAS, &c. A-—Phalon’s *‘Paphian Soap”? Possesses the same properties as the aw Lotion.” 5 cents = cake. It will not chap the skin; it is invaluable for the TOILBR, BATH and NURSERY. tle A.—Lyon’s Magnetic insect: Powder. Cockroaches, Geas, bugs and every kind of insect vermin killed at once by this remarkable powder. [tis not poison- gun but certain to do ‘ts work. A slugle % cont Uask bas AF St it ind Becom! Hat Pa- tronize BURKE, of tee Faon moot His etait ecldesty popular. ‘ It ir Dye, Best and ent ai ok shal toe okins Bold by lraasiats Depa 8 Bey Boston, June 12, 1868. At noon to-day the Governor sent in a veto of the bill to repeal a section of the act of 1852 allowing the Hartford and New Haven Railroad (six miles of which are in Massachusetts) to increase their capli- talstock. Under this part of the act the Hartford and New Haven and the New York and New Haven Roads peopaees, to consolidate. The Senate the bill over the veto by a vote of 17 to 4 and the House by a vote of 155 to 34. This untied the lock between the Legislature and the Governor; and a message being sent him that the Legislature had done all the business before them, they were prorogued at half past four o’clock to next January. ert a the session the Governor has signed three hundred and fifty-two bills and sixty-seven resolves; has vetoed two, which have been passed over the veto, and allowed one (the Liquor License bill) to become a law without his signature. Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers in Every variety at moderate prices at 673 Broadway, | acy, ‘. Bronson’s Celebrated Blood Food Prepa- eas) all “aaronle diseases, for sale at 31 Bible House. AcouseD or BurdLany.—Henry Brennan was ar- rested on a charge of breaking into the residence of George Held, in Bighteenth street, on the night of the 10th inst. and ig therefrom about $45 worth of clothing. He was held to answer by Justice Riley. Accuskp OF BiGaMy.—James Fulerton, a man fifty-six years of age, was arrested yesterday on a charge of bigamy, preferred by Grace Fulerton, bis wife, She stated before Justice Riley that she mar- ried the prisoner four years ago, in Boston, and that he had recently marriod a woman in Brooklyn named Mary Ann Swansburne. When the accused was taken into custody Mrs. Swansburne stated that she was the wife of Fulerton. She ts ae years of age, while Mrs. Fulerton is fifty. The prisoner was committed to jail by Justice Riley to await examination. ‘THk BROOKLYN WHISKEY Fraups—Tne Case oF TILTON, TAPPAN AND LEVAN.—Indictments are still Established in 1800.—The Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, 97 Nassau atrect, For First Class Priuting of Every Descrip- tion go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, 9 Nassau street. Furniture Coverings, All New Styles and colors, at KELTY’S curtain store, 447 Broadway, For Novelties, Send to Campaign Head. quarters. Address B. W. Hitchcock, Publishor and Maaufag- turer of Campaign Goods, 98 Spring street, Now York, The Democratic State Convention—No Prefe- rence for Presidential Candidates Expressed. Boston, June 12, 1868. A fall meeting of the delegates to the Democratic National Convention was held at the Parker House to-day and organized by choosing J. B. Abbott chair- man; ©. J. Clark and J. E. Easterbrook, secretaries, For a Superior Beaver, Cassimere or Silk Hat and a large assortment of Panama, Straw and fancy Felt Hale, very cheap, go to Fulton street. VAIL'S, 141 Pult 2 for Flower Stands and Artificial Flowers windows at KELTY'S Furniture Store, 661 Broadway, aca are false. All are well on board, Dropp and J. Tyson not appearing on the ground at | and Josiah Bartictt, treasurer. It was decided to | piaao and violoncelio, performed by Miss Damain- | hanging over the heads of Tilton,Tappan and Levan, ~ e a2 The steamship Montana, Captain Porter, sailed | the calling to the score were declared barred out, | make the Fifth Avenue Hotel the headquarters of | ville and Mr. C, Alard won an enthustastic encore, | who, it will be remembered, were arrested and in- d Colfax FI ‘ * this evening for San Francisco, carrying twenty-five | Robert Newell withdrew without shooting at any of | the delegation. A motion that if a majority of the | while the “Airde Ia Juive,” sung by Madame Ba- | Gictca with John Devlin for carrying on the Whidicey: Se dean cite We ee ticeene tines at meende: rs, $90,000 in specie, two hundred tons of | his birds, delegates were in favor of any particular candidate | geard, was equally well received. We hope the con- business without paying the tax. Also for falsely “ins mr ra Balt and tive hundred hides. Second Trial.—Thirty-one yards rise—R. A. Auger, | the vote of the State should be cast asa unit was | cert was financially a success. It certainly was good branding whiskey. ‘These parties were to have been Gola Bi ting D. hi at es Wateh: ‘The steamship Gussie Telfair, Captain Sorry none; B. Liga’ 2; George a ae 4 B, Hamble- | laid on the tabie, Uieeeen ina hoger point Rn view, and bh ny i may | tried with Devlin, but the day the case was called on | fo indies, Sor Gord Hunting Lepinon, $90, warranted (0 fo | ton, 2; E. B. Baker, 1; J. J. Saulpaugh, Silas and Charlies T. James Convicted of Mure | °° °F fully attended than it was last night. wo of the most important witnesses, and through | saleby GRO” G ALLEN. 418 Brondtar, owe: done Gale Third Triat.—Thirty-one yards rise—B. Drake, 1; E. La iiogaentice pI Be! ye rh, nd pbs = clared the winner of the fourth prize, & pair of so! FRANCE. silver napkin rings, Mr. Saulpaugh is a member of . the Onond ro county: omar © esis vata . Double Bird Shooting.—Ten double rises at eighteen ‘The Czar’s Anti-Explesives Proposition. ‘ards rs°, one-hundred yards boundary. Thirty con- id Parts, June 12, 1868. stants entered for the prizes, amoug whom were It ts not proposed by the Czar to do away with the | John Taylor, of Jersey City. At this time, sailed for Acapulco, carrying ten passengers. freight. whom the government relied for the conviction of UTE ec YRS ALE RTS the accused, suddenly disappeared, and they have never been heard from since. ‘The accused are still under bonds to the amount of $50,000. As soon as the witnesses can be found the case will be called on for trial. Tu CHARGES AGAINST THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PooR.—Several charges were made against the Canal street, Get Rid of a Cold at Once by Using Jayne’s EXPECTORANT, a certain cure for all Pulmonary and Bron- ohial Affections. ‘Sold everywhere. Musical and Theatrical Notes. Offenbach’s extravaganza “Orphée aux Enfers’’ will be represented for the last time at the French theatre matinée to-day, as the contract of Messrs, Alhaiza and Cambresi has expired. Previous en- gagements on the part of Mr. Grau prevent a renew- der—They Are Sentenced to Death, Worcester, June 12, 1868. The trial of Silas and Charles T. James for the mur- der of Joseph G. Clarke ended this evening. The defence offered no evidence, but argued ably on the inefficiency of the government evidence. The jury Keep Your Head Cool and Your peony: Bon ‘a bottle id Myf ol FOR s'-4 ren ir to tte color, fr adelieate, deltghttel bnieceasang. "Seo about —n00 the wind was biowing very | Was out less than an hour and a half, and returned a . % * % f once, ‘use of all kinds of explosive projectiles, but only | Shon from’ the wane apd the, binds. Gwe LeVine OF maiaee ta the, titee degree against both | *! the contract. Moreover one solitary good mem- | superintendent of the Poor by members of the Kings Chevaliers “treatiae on the Hair.” “Given away at the drug ‘with rifle and musket bullets which bury themselves | qirectiy from the shooters, The following is the | prisoners. The sentence of death was pronounced | ber of a company like Mile. Lambele could not be ex- county Board of Supervisors. One statement was | “Sanat A, CHEVALIER, M, D., 1193 Droaiwes w. Phd in the flesh and then explode. It is the disuse of | score:—J. Ward, 14; M. M. Mayhew, 15; J. M. Wit- | upon them and was received without visibie emotion. | pected to insure prolonged success. The success of that they were in the habit of having weekly “jam- fr enpeugpmemanenmenges T 2 ad Proadway, N. ¥. this murderous invention which receives the unquali- | ner, 14; John Taylor, 14; E. B. Hambleton, 14; F. . ry ; ae 9° W. Mr, Bateman’s opera bouge company was largely due | porces” at the Almshouse with their political frien Mothers! ithera!! Mothers! !!~-Are fied approval of the Emperor Napoleon. , nines ls new Se Ni te Me ee PEMNSYLVANIA STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION. to ihe unusual number of superior actors of whom it | and that the Warden of the Almshouse had ‘nat disturbed at night and broken of your rest bya sick child eek. ike ‘Tompkins, 14; ©. B. Felton, 18: F. H. O'Neil, 6 — could boas and to the harmony with which they mu- | complained that he was compelied to set from three | fering and crying with the areruereiing pen of ating late peak Return, and withdrawn after shooting, at five rises; H.'B. Hannispvga, June 12, 1863. | tually supported cach other. to four tables, one after another, in order to accom- | SoutfiNd aYRUP. Iwi ras to nie Wile satecer Paris, June 12, 1358, Hooker, 16; F, Sdway, 14; J. Woightll, 14: J. F. The State Medical Convention has elected the fol- This evening Mie. Lambele will challenge direct | modate the jiafiles. Atidther charge was that they i ps comparison with Mile, Tostée in the réie of the Grand Duchess de Geroistem at the French theatre. On nmesday eveuing, June 24, it is wh red in {rmmodtately—depend upon it: there is no mistake about There ts not a mother on earth who has ever used it who not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels and give reat to the mother and relief ai ‘alth to the child, operat- all cases, and had thirteen engineers employed at $50 a month to run the heating apparatus in the Almshouse and these men did not have enough todo to keep them The regular weekly statement of the Bank of | Fisher, 14; H, Walzer, 9, and withdrew on the ninth rise; C. H. Finch, 12; W. H. Cobb, 10, and with- THAR) GOs ARS today Ghows that the nenvEnt drew on the last rise; J. H. Foster, 3; and withdrew lowing named officers for the ensuing year:—Presi- dent, Dr. Jolin Curwen, of Harrisburg; Vice Presi- of bullion in vault is 3,000,000f. less than at the cor- 7 a WO, . ML den llliam Wallace, of Erie; J.G. Konter, | fastonable circles that Madame Mistort (Marchesa | out of mixchicf, It was also asserted in the Board | ins like magic, Is it perfectly ate to nse in responding period last week. eee a et tunttoWe oa the BLeth wees Geant. Me: | teat DES William Wallace, of Erie; J. G. Kobler, | qoj Gritio), united with her children, Blanes and | thu oneal ie Sue corset aE Ae eee oak | pleasant to he taste. “Re sure and cal for wie 4 and withdrew om the Sixth tise; (ico. J Marsh, | of Schuylkill; P. B. Breinig, of Northampton; Jacob | Giorgie del Grillo, and assisted. by Signor Michele lity of misconduct. A special committee of inves. | taving (ee seein ies SOOTHING SY RIP" foowithurews H Susby shot 9 out of saad with, | Pelee, of Chester; Corresponding Secretary, Dr. W. B. | Bozzo aud otler distinguished artists, wil give at {imation was appoluted. to look iste the utter, and | aide Weappor. All others are base tmitations. AUSTRALIA. drew; J. B. Higham, 10 out of 18 and withdrew; Geo, | Atkinson, of Philadelphia; Recording Secretary, Dr. ae fiber teperes oe he i At ed - yesterday they met in the County Court Housé and - ~~ — Smith, 18. ‘The first prize, a silver goblet,’ was | James L. Stewart, of Erie; Treasurer, Dr. Willian | Yale dram who tag | CxXatined two witnesses. ‘The first was William ito Nets and Patent Portable Cano- tinguished friend of the Marchesa, alady who hag suddenly been afllicted by severe domestic misfor- th Mosqui tray, the Warden of the Almshouse. He stated | pics, at KELTY'S Curtain Store, 447 Broadway. Maybury, of Philadelphia. the tol y jt since the month of March there had been no dS awarded to Mr. C. E, Felton, of the Forester Club, Buf- AntiNetie Exchoment ts Kew Zealasdasee ‘The following delegates to the various conventions falo; the second prize, a silver goblet, to Mr. George ditious Movements in Australia. Smith, of the same club; and the third prize, a silver | were selected:—Delegates to the American Medical | ‘¥2¢. inners prépared for over three or four people; le | Neat: omy and Despatch Combined SAN FRANCISCO, June 12, 1868. oblet, to A. B. Hooper, of the Btunroe County Cin, | Assoo'ation—Dra. Thomas Moke of Washing. ene, Of the most. seleok sit. elegant peisienvet ot aia not (femember any ‘ght to have a ken place | nthe ‘eer Bronemey gad Despatch cinemas chester. ‘he ties for ie fourth prize were five ton; W. ybury, of adel pli: nes Swartz, of mm ie si i moni, jasnat street. ‘Tue bark Daria brings later news from Australia, | conbie rises at a1 yarcs—M. Mayhew 0 and Mt EL x : G. Martin, of | tons of Miss Nina Foster on Tuesday evening last at | having to act more than one table for the Superin: “ roe " Perry; Jolin L. Atiee, of Lancaster; Lehigh; A. 1. Jordon, of Bucks; 'W. W. Dale, of O |. F. Oarpenter, of Schuylkill; George Dock, of Dauphin; W. J. Asdale, of Alleghany. the Somerville Art Gallery. Miss Foster fully sus- Poor, Th Pamphlets, Law Repoi &e.y Exocuted tained on ths occasion her well merited reputation | table set for the employes oF the mnstication, “tthe table set for the employés of the mstitution. There | With neatness, quickness and despatch, twenty-five per cent An intense anti-Fenian excitement prevailed in New Cogswell 7. The fourth prize was awarded to Mr. Zealand. The task of forming a new Ministry at | Mayhew, of the Central Ciub, Utica. Dt cheaper than at any otber printing establishment im the city, Melbourne has been abandoned. Seditious move- | A match will probably be made between John Tay- as a gifted and accomplished reader. were spirituous liquors osed, and those he had par- the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING LeTAD LIC ments have been reported from various parts of the | Jor, of Jersey ‘ily, and James Ward, of Buffalo, B be | _ Delegates to New Jersey Medical Convention—Drsa, Bontay ae the “White Fawn” are drawing good | chased out of his own pocket. James Murtha, the MENT, 07 Nassau merce” het colony. shot to-morrow. T. Townsend, of Chester; Ira Day, of Cumberland; | 2ouses tn bookkeeper for the Superintendents of the Poor, was bn I EM ‘The theatres in St. Louis are closing for the sum- Royal Havana. Lottery.—Prizes Paid in Geld. John Kohler, of Schuytkif. examined and testified that the amount paid for mer, and the actors, it is sald, have gone fishing. as laries of employés for the month of May was $3,791. | Information furnished, The highest rates paid for Doubloons ILLINOIS. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Dr oea schulte & Tacphins iene Comes vot “Our American Cousin” will be brought out in It transpired a ‘he course of the invemiaasion that | and ali ae Fh and Stiter. ® Montgomery; John D. Rose, of Blain. if on bey eee oF the season. the salaries of the Superintendents of the Poor were ‘AYLOR non Destructive Fire at Marquette—Over One| Loxpox MonRY MARKET.—LONDON, June 12-5 P, | _ Del to ,the Ohio Meaical Convention—Drs. | wnickdol eave Mane es ee ceed With the | taken out of the money appropriated to, the support | mH Famous Corner—O7 _ Ni Hundred Buil Burned. M.—The following are the closing prices at the Stock | Rollin Crawford, of Vi ; George W. Coulter, of reduisen i planive fin Von, W Of the poor, and not the general fund. ‘The commtt- | corner Fulton, The Motropoiivan doo Privtian watabieneest em dings Exchange to-day:—United States five-twenties, 723; | Butler; W. J. Foster, of hany. doe on hind laying ip Van Winkle to crowded | tee adjourned until to-day. | SEPP peeeaoee Ourcaao, June 12, 1868. | Erie shares, 46; Illinois Central, 100%; consois for | Dele; to the Massachusetts Medical Conven- be the Ganieme” hap bes fut — -— To the Trade.—Headquarters for A very destructive fire occurred at Marquette, | money, 95 a 9514; consols for account, 9514. tion—Drs. A. H. Fish, of Philadelphia; Traill Green, tved at ie axe oe teas, Phtladaight ly te. EW JERSEY. Badges, Medals, &c. B. T, HAYWARD, in! ba | nds close al a lor ue — = burn + dist the Cancan as danced in “Humpty hore ts a Peculiar Fresh of Odor in ‘the business portion of the town were burned, | UF Drs. P. B. Brelg, of Northampton: (. A. Rainter, of | fh .x pty Jersey City. the cew perfume, BOUQUET DES ANTILLES, porosoed by 1862. incl forty stores, the United States Land Om LIveRPOOL CoTrron MARKRET.—LIVERPOOL, June Custom House and county Treasurer's office. All | 12—5 P. M.—The cotton market closed heavy at a ‘the records were destroyed. The railroad and other | slight decline in prices. The following are the docks were fan burned, The pa is estimated at ee, uplands, 10 a] a ei — insurance very small. rieans, . a . The of the ave ‘oe ~ Pau Bp bt the author on Brokers’ LOUISIANA. fon, ive the folio Statistics relative to the onamunaa Se ae Peak tee ek nS e sales e ve of ta dew @ Unchanged= | ‘ynich 7,000 were taken for oxport and. 2,000 for General Grant Advises the Registry Board | speculation. The total stock of cotton in port and A MAN KILLED ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.—A | Bo other. Sweet, lasting and cheap. Price 75 cents. man named George Vary, an employe of the Central , % Ratlroad Company, was walking along the track on | pais 2 of poy ah Tuesday night, near Communipaw, when he was | nating In seer ae —juat Tike o struck oY the locomotive of a passing train and in- | waas NOX HAT shoud ¥ iat Yatabliahinent, He ‘Broad. stantly killed, roner Warren proceeded to the | way, corner of Fulton lace to bold an inquest, but when be arrived there a ¢ found the Recorder of Bergen holding the inquest without any authority from the Coroner. Vary leaves @ wife and four children at Greenwich, R. I. ‘The following resolution was adopted:— - Pena "has Miehenct oe Pomrene re ccmemiiies te +, Dr. 0, 2 (or . Aaziom Br. Given, of Giiton Tals femal of area bythe eit Brown sree crowing of the New ‘on the legal and medicoclegal detiaiions of insanity, | York Central Railroad, at Rochester, Thursday even. with counsel to physicians as to how todiagnosticate tt in | tng last. Private praction, and how ee proceed wisety in procuring the A fire occurred in the upper part of Louisville on = ion ot 9 ee several institutions over which | yesterday morning, destroying oP oherty, fa | an old church, to the extent x on whi The Convention then irned to meet at Erie on | there is a partial insurance. eatin 3 the second Wednesday of June, 1569. On Thuraday afternoon a man and three children, way, one to Issue No More Proclamations. on shipboard is estimated at 652,000 bales, of which premiera ive eters dea in a boat, were carried over the falls near Almonte, Morristown, The Evouing Telegram. 000 are from the United States, It is estimated — New ORLEANS, June 12, 1868. | ih2"the total stock at sea bound to this port la nbout ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR. bur the children were drowned. <7 "0M OXePHOD, | | StiocKING AocIDaNE ON uu MORRIS WWD ESSEX | 49 RYRNING TELEGRAM conlaloe the ltet, tho bast Municipal affairs in this city remain in statu quo pat bales, of which 74,000 are on the way from can to-day. mi ports. ny General Buchanan has recetved a copy of a dis- oe Raroms—-Lavsaroot, June 19 The market etch from General Grant to Mr. Packard, Chairman Liverpool BReADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, of the Registry Board, stating that the subject of in- on P. M.—Corn, 348, quarter for new The announcement was made in the HeraLp of | Isaac Hazélhurst has lican nomination for Awtorney, of Phlteder Monday of the robbery on Sunday last of the store phia, in opposition to William B. Mann, whe Teguiar of Maser to Brothers, 475 Broadway. see ee ropunilens nominee.” This splite the party in this quantity of mantilias, cashmere shawis, black lace a and silks was carried away. During the opera ‘Hie case ot Deacon Andrews, charged with the B. Fredericks, shockingly mutilated, wore discovered | ®94 the most reliable reports of local, suburban, home and on the track at a point between this place and Madi- | foreign matters, and i# siways roliable, truthful, clear and gon early yesterday morn! and removed thither for furtiet tnvestigation. ff seoms _—— was a, mixed Western. Wheat, 188. r cental for Cali- * s sitting in one of the coal ti when the bottom fell Ita financial and commercial reports are pow the recognized: TO oe oo era aad aaviaag Hae noN, | fornia, white, and 1,'sd. for ‘No. 2 red. W tions of the bu Detective Porter, of the | Yestigated on Weduesday next y wes be ter | roaga OarTzing him with It. As tis We dangeroR | uy on change, ant every afternoce it caataee ovr @ A proclamations or orders conflicting with s pet boshel, Fess, 8s, 60. per 606 Metropolitan Hotel, observed whom he | “William D.@alve, a prominent lawyer of Boston, paved oe ~via WT'g —— “those. by the military commander of the die Thies Geta ieee Lrvgnroor, | 2ad,,see ,aralgned at Jemterson Market as 8 | died on Thursday. at 8 place "didn column of the day's teansactions in Wall street, ‘riot. recon- om jm! arrested ‘ —— = Jane 12-5 F. M.—Bee, 10% por Bb for exire primé | &°bundlé, ls: giepicions rere "arousid, and Ne | cianstt Yesterday’ On uaplown ot Selse oscars | Seniove Rrvzors oe ra etn Stones negyy | _ TY ose Westen, Cneenee are toewarded to Wow, et aoe * Recon ian gece cap] vommasneed the polloe, yt ty in recat barley wee Sonia Coln, | rains of the last two days have oecasioned an overtiow | Tork st great cost, and are the sdmiration of our evening TEXAS. grades of American fine, "Bacon, 400. per owt, for Festoraay afternoon daw Farley arrested James hh . sat Found in his posses: | or the streams in the locality known aa Grange Valley, | coatomporeries on socount af thei truth(biages and \aterest. ‘ie Ceeeenenn te ere wes PM vie. ds per owe for common Ponwhe cum Toray ie as re ine bande ta of we family of Colonel Warren, tiderabie interraption ot tame The South Oraare a norman readable, an x Adopt the Constitution of 1961. North Carolina, | Tallow, 4s. per owt. ‘Turpentine, | He will be arraigned at the Tombs this morning. | “Mneuse ETNONET, oe Cannas han adopted & epee, 6 tee, Te, oe ee. Eaicend ae ai: | ee ae GALVESTON, Jame 12, 1808, | Oe Pee ete poten ad per gallon Pet gal Peon his person @ number of skeloton Keys were | petition to the Queen against the disestablisument toss toe tratne rac througe with net slight detention, | **aneous reports are always full and reliable, be hype omy ppm Seca gay wear cloeta Minter —Lowoor, Se tot No 1s Dutch q sgn of Naeem Dakin, of London, England, chairman | 4 large nea oy in ats ran ayaa = be | Its editorials upon the current topics of the day are oo ution was that the con: aeit | Sugar of the Great Western Raliroed, arrived at st. Law- | Soros Ln J Stas ade. known to need speciication; ways tively, ‘Exlsted In 186, oo far net dgce not confict with the | ®andard, Caloutea eavanced THE BRICKLAYERS. , to abandon thelr habitations on acount of the weit Whey are ai * rence Hall (Montreal) r. Bricklayers’ Union No. 12 met tast night at the Ferdinand Bariciili, a well Feorva Kaiten musician, Henry Clay House, corner of First street and avenue bc Ty foating in the St. Lawrence river yes- A. The meeting was @ very large one, Mr. John ‘The Athi of Philadelphia, beat the Unions, of ‘Trenton. Tur Heavy RAtns.<The creek skirting the Tren- ton depot was so swollen by the heavy rains that it PETROLEUM MaRKRT.—Antwaap, June 12.—Petro- of the United States, be adopted as the 4 : ‘constitution gg “) pt fl H Team closed 47f. per bbl, for standard white. ATeaotution Yaat the wratitade of the State ts due| EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. to the point, clear and sparkling, and aro universally read and admired. ‘The EVENING TELEGRAM, for two cents, gives more overflowed its banks yesterday and submerged the ‘to those who took up arms agatnst the rebellion was Bambach be wae Jacob Fleischer acting as | St. Louis, in their match game at St. Louis yesterday, ‘referred mmittes secretary. estion before the mi by @ score of 54 to 12, The Athletics th» Bm- of two fect Teal, live and tmportant news to ite readers than does ang bc a Gime Atire ‘Was whether their necleey would demand a reducti pl ~ platform ph! was observable other paper in the city for more than double that amount, to-day, of the hours of labor from ten to eight. Some lively Tho Nashville and Decatur Ratiroad paid yesterday discussion fprang up about tne resence of the | the July interest on the bonds endorsed by the State tative the Hrratp, who, not being a | in the amount of jt) mn brckayer was Safe up Fo Cfo = gb ag ~ wor 3 East Manafield, ma ne Sree N. B.—A ride any day in the city cars will prove concius jet} resent; vor ie mee! e- total jestro} eaterday. racks. 10 an tue inconval ieee tded thot the report be ‘pubilaned. and. that the | Joon ts enttiaated ab 615,000 covered by oe a tte ao eTy: the conat | ‘Poly 0 ou readers, ovr advertisers and the pubic generally bricklayors will be satiated if their Noyees Wik | meraraace, Evo or tered were somewhat afternoon and the water Awept MCrO8s | that ihe RVENING TELEGRAM possesses « larger circula- fire be five dollars ours @ | injured by leaping from the windows, but no lives half e mile, bat no eatious — abe work. om ¥ oan lost. ios damage was canainne, My tion than aay othor evening journal published iw \his city. | CUBA. Oommercial and Marine Intelligence. HAVANA, June 12, 1868, The sugar market ts dull. Offors are made for No 7 1% reals per arrobe. “SS ‘ Loddon aaijad waatartay,