The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1869, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. 7 rr is the desire to do a big thing bigger than our introduction of discord and failure to conciliate the THE WEST. soptig Anna Grierson (Br), Burke, from’ gNew York for st Died. mola hern gee Reheat. dh 18. A SAR TELEGRAP HIC NEWS The Duke ‘of Argyll argued that disestabishment | The MeCoole-Alle Brig Ben Nerie (Br), Forrest, from New Work for Cow | geo\guiveang TuMTeday, June 1%, JOSEPH O'NEIly \ 2 nm Prize Fight—Rush of Im- nt Brio,” 4 Tl il liy Invited undertaking—colossal, yet weak. It is built and disendowment could not be separated. “He ad- Br Lene Wier from Pbtledelphie for ea to cluakte, funeral ho ans ge Re No. migrants to Kansas—The Atchison and Santa Fe Railroad, Sr. Louis, June 18, 1869, Freighted cars were transported across the river here yesterday for the first time, laden for points in the West. Sherman Thurston, Billy Carroll, B. Ritey, James Stewart and others have prepared affidavits con- tradictory of the sworn statement of Val. McKinney that he was offered money to decide the fight on ‘Tuesday tn favor of Allen, A Topeka despatch says:—Eighty thousand acres of Potawatamie reser lands have been soid to actual settlers. The immigration continues large, ‘The crops are in fine condition throughout the State. ‘Tae cars commenced running on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa i'é Raiiroad yesterday. Shawnee, Sebr L Q C Wishart, iladelphia for gee! ia R Clark, Ogden, from South Amboy °° New ard aia street, on Sunday afternoon, at one { o'clock, Schr Ann, Mayo, from South Amboy for Boston. Dublin papers please copy. ana dani Goodwin, Waterbury, from Eltzabethport for aad other Deaine see Ninth Page] ase Vigilant, Nickerson, from Elizabethport for Fall LAchr ST Strickiand, Clark, from Eilzabethport for New goo Hudson, Champlin, from Elizabethport for New Lon- oe Helen M Waite, MoRea, from Elizabethport for Bos- Schr Amelia, Woodin, from Albany for Roslyn. ghehr Sally W' Ponder,’ Palmer, from Rondvut for Provi- Sehr Sarah, Halt, from Newburg for Fall River. Schr Joha ‘Manlove, Saunders, from Newburg for Pall Schr Hudson, Post, from Newburg for Rockiand. Sehr Jason, Small, ft chins. se hi Ypamall, from New York for Machias, FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD upon the mathematical scale of numbers, not upon the moral scale of truth, nor the esthetic scale of beauty, nor the humane scale of jus- tice. It is a thundering assertion of very evident untruths,” &c. We can hardly regret, then, that the “projector” failed to carry out his purpose of holding his big humbug Jubilee in this city. We understand that he at first condescendingly tempted New York with the offer to hold it here. But New York did not even nibble at the bait, while Boston has swal- mitted that the question was forced into consiaera- tion hastily, not by protracted agitation, but by the logical result of political freedom. He thought the measure was an attack on the rights of property, and disliked todiscriminate disendowment; but the ecclesiastical system in Ireland, which endowed Protestant sects and the Maynooth College, was valueless to the Church, and had never Promoted the cause of Protestantism. He urged their lordships to consider carefully all the circumstances and endeavor to be in harmony with the nation, and declared that the present movement was dictated by a desire to erase the foulest stain on England's rule over Ireland, S. Laird. ae tee MAN! BI LONG BEANCi. SNOW OPEN. Seventh Regiment Band. THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS, A.~There is a Dashing Elegance About ESPENSCHEID'S Beaver and Cassimere Hats that is per- fectly fascinating as a morning hat, or as a full dress fabric they are equally appzopriate. "A gentleman recognizes thems at once an the ‘hat watch gives the proper finial to his cow: tume. ESPENSCHEJD, Manufacturer of Genta’ Hats, No- 115 Nassau street, between Ann and Beekman atrests, A.—Beautiful Woman, If ¥ Would Bo lowed it whole. Even Boston, after its east rr, ‘ Perry, from New York for Providence. al W g ‘ou ork of La the French eld we ‘ Osage and Allen counties have voted $500,000, which r Fimma, Fitch, from’ New York f ic. beautiful use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. winds shall have chilled the fervor of its pres- The W A y ing The Bishop of Lichfield said his experience of the insures the completion of the road is Emporia by Schr Anna li Jacobs, Jones, trom New Yor for Plymouth. It gives @ pure blooming complexion aud restores youth- Operation of disendowed Churches led him to op- pose the bill unhesitatingly. The disendowment was unfair and unjust, as the Churches have fully discharged their duties in maintaining Protestant- ism, religious freedom and liberty of conscience. Lord Westbury regarded the bill as full of evil and as the effect of a mistaken policy, which was likely to produce dangerous results. Still he felt bound to vote for its passage in an amended form; but tf amendments were not accepted he must insist on the rejection of the bill. It was the consti- tutional duty of the House to bow to the expressed wili of the people, FRANCE. ful beauty, Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect: It removes Redness, Biotches and Pimples, cures Tan, San- burn and Freckles, and makes lady of thirty appear but wenty, The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skia smooth amd arly, the eye bright und clear, the cheek glow with the loom of youth, and imparts a fresh, plump appearance to the countenance. No lady need come o! her complexiom when 75 cents will purchase this delightful article, Depot 21 Park row, New York. Use only Lyon's Kathairon for the Hair. tall. The banking honse of John F. Darby & Co. sus- pended this morning. NEW YORK. Elmira Female Coliege Commencement Burglary. ELmira, June 18, 1869. The Commencement week of the Elmira Female College has just closed. It commenced on Sunday evening with the delivery of the baccalaureate dis- course by President Cowles and a commemorative poem by Charles Hazard. Monday and Tuesday evenings Were occupied by exercises of the literary societies, On Wednesday the annual address was given by Rev. John ©. Lord, DB. D., of Buffalo, and the reunion and festival of the Alumni. Thursaay was Commencement day, and ten young ladies touk the reguiar degree of B. A. indue form, ‘The day was one of great interest and satisfaction to the crowds that thronged the beautiful and capacious chapel of this the oldest femaie coilege of our State. ‘The dry goods store of Wickoff & Smelzer, at Wat- kins, was robbed of $1,000 worth of silk and Irish poplin last night, A reward of $300 ts offered tor the arrest of the thieves and recovery of the goods. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON Money MarketT.—Lonpon, June 18—4:30 P. M.—Consois closed at 92% for money and 924 for the account, United States five-twenties, 803;, | Erie Railway “shares, 2034. Illinois Centrals, 9534. At- lantic and Great Western, 2534. LivERPOOL CorroN MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, June 18—4:30 P. M.—The rollowing are the closing quota- tons:—Middling uplands, on the spot, 124;d. a 12s4¢ lo., afloat, 12d. a 12%¢d.; middling Orleans, 12%4c. 212%d. The sales of the day have footed up 12,000 bales, LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, June 18.—Peas, 37s. 6d. per quarter for Canadian. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, June 18.—Refined petroieum, 1s. 7'<d. per gallon. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, June 18.— Tallow, 44s. 3d. per cwt. Sugar, afloat, easier but unchanged. Linseed oil, £31 per ton. PETROLEUM MARKET.—ANTWERP, June 18.—Pe- troieum dull, at 464sf. for standard white. FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFoR?, June 18—Even- ing.—United States five-twenty bonds closed firmer, at 865, for the issue of 1862. Paris Bourse.—Paris, June 18—Evening.—The Bourse is steady, Rentes, 70f. 35¢c. HavRE CorroN MARKET.—Havee, June 18—Even- ing.—The market closed firm, on the spot and afloat. Sehr Nettie Cushing, —. from New York for Salem. Schr Mary Matilda, Dougias, from New York. for Mystic. Schr R P’King, Bitven, from New York for Providen Schr Jane Maria, —,’from New York for Norwich. Schr Ocean Queen, Wilcox, from New York for Noank, Schr Susan, Ditnont, from’ New York for Boston. Schr Florida, Metcalf, from New York for Providence, fengt Kate Gordon, Smediey, from New York for Port Jef- Schr Maggie Bell, Hall, from New York for Rockland, Sehr Brilfiant, ‘Wass, from New York for Addison. Schr Koret, Crocker, from New York for Machias. Sebr Alcora, Dennisun, from New York for Machias. engi Eva (yacht), —, from New York bound east, on @ Schr Rambler (yacht), Baker, from New York, bound east, on acruise. Telegraphic Cable Begun. ent ecstatic adoration of the “projector,” the Barnum from Athlone, may hesitate about erecting his statue on the top of Bunker Hill monument. Arrest of a Cuban Recruiting Officer in Richmond, Va. Quackery in Schools. The schoolmaster has always been con- sidered fair game from the days of Horace down to the present time. Almost every author has had a fling at him, almost every satirist has ridiculed him, all, no doubt, hoping to avenge themselves for their suffer- ings in early days. This much-abused profes- sion, however, has more than held its own, and to-day flourishes among us like the famous “green bay tree.” While the old-fashioned, hard-working teachers barely make a pittance, the new schoolmasters prosper and lay up money. Although we bear the greatest respect for the profession, so useful and in the main so deserving of praise as it is, we wish to enter our protest against some of the abuses that have crept into it. As a nation we are a will- ing victim to all kinds of quackery. Patent medicines warranted to cure all the ills that human flesh is heir to flood the land; we have quack lawyers, who are forever tinkering at our constitutions, State and national; quack judges, who are ever engaged in up- setting old precedents; quack doctors by the hundred; and now quack schoolmasters have joined the crowd, who propose to teach every- thing in no time at all, and who have com- pletely revolutionized the old methods of teaching the young idea to shoot. They almost rival the corn doctors in distri- buting flaming prospectuses. With the enterprising ardor of the tract distributors they force their little books into every office and dwelling house. These little books teem with long lists of present and past pupils, re- inforced with fictitious names if needed; with long columns of credentials signed by promi- nent people. In fact, the testimony of inte- rested parties as to the number and condition of pupils who have been made presentable, and who have been endowed with any amount of information, is very much like that which generally accompanies the notice of some new bitters or other nostrum, or is like the wonderful reforms effected’ by enterpris- ing temperance lecturers, They tell us in A Fine Complexion.—A Beautiful and Vele yetlike skin, free from ali blemisiies, can be produced by BURNETI'S KALLISTON, which, untfke other commett roduces a healthy action of the capiilaries. For chafing infants, musquito bites, sunburn or roughness of the akin tt has no equal. For aie by JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College place, and by all druggists. A Perfect Hair Dressing.—Bu-nett’s Cocoa- ine, the most perfect andthe best preparation in the world forharah and dry hair, irritation of the scalp, baldness and rut. Nova Scotia Dissatisfied With the Canadian Confederation. SAILED. Steamshipa Teutonia, Hamburg; C . Sisal and Vora Cre lamburg; City of Mexico, Havaga, Wind at sunset SSW. Submergement of the French Atiantic Cable. Brest, June 18, 1869, The shore end of the French Atlantic cable has been submerged. The Great Eastern has not yet come in sight. When she arrives the splice will be made with the deep sea cable, and the work of lay- ing the line direct to the Island of St. Pierre, Mique- jon, will commence, Shipping Notes. The Washington Ice Co's barge Winfield, 500 tona, ia on the Red Hook railway, having @ new stern and other repairs. Also the brig C H Starbuck, patching metal, painting and thorough overhauling. Marine Disasters, SrraMER Crroxr, Lozier, from Key West for New York, was lost off St Augustine bar 15th inst. She was owned by Mr W H Whimster, of this city, and was not insured. Sutp St Luotr, at San Francisco from New York, in the Atlantic had strong fe from SW to NW, stove skylighis and lost a boat from off the cabin; was 64 days tothe Cape; off the Cape 16 days, with heavy wea! BARK Many ATroor (Br), Cain, from Ardrossan for New York, was run down by steamsh!p Pennay!vania, from Liverpool, on tae 1th inst, in about lat 40 30, lon 68, on the end of George’e Banks, The bark was struck amidships and sunk {n 2 minutes, carrying down with her Capt Geo Cain, of Yarmouth, NS, master, Richard Dyer, of Falmouth, E, aee- ond ollicer, and four of’ the crew. ‘The M AT registered B43 tons, was buiit at Granville, NS, in 1864, and h: John, NB. (The chest picked up by the steams the wreck seen by her, were probably tue above.) Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford 16th inst, bark Janet (of Weat- ort. Marvin, Atlantic Ocean, St Helena March 29, witk 400 2 130 do wh oil and 700 bbla_sp. Sent home 300 bbis jas on freight 2500 Ibs bone from ship Robert Edwar: Reports spoke May 15, bark Colchis, Gi 50 since last report (who Se P Cicero, Paun, of and for New Bedford, having taken “Einemaegmetet an led from Honolulu April 19, barks J D Thompson, Allen, Tha for the North ; 20H, Ely Morgan, Dexter, NB, do; May . Florence, mn, Hon, otek ing; hb, eens en anens omer on. ‘ark'Osmanl, Williams, of NB, was at st Pauls Feb 1 with 100 bbls ofl, all well. Feb 5 met with a very heavy rn which blew some sails out of gaskets; shipped'a sea which two boats, with ‘ull belonging, and stove two weeping deck of al! movables, including three tubs of lines, stove galley to ind split channels on port side, blew away foretopmast and rendered foretop- sail useless, eship made no rT, and would have been totally lost had she not proved herself a very strong and “hark John F West, Manch john P West. Manchester, of NB, was at Mauritius rrived Lat om Crozettes, with 1342 bbis wh oil and ‘sail next next day to cruise, and would The Annexation Feeling in Halifax. A.—Barnett’s Florime!; an Exquisite Pere fume resembling the fresh ordors of a rare bouquet. Has no equal and is for sale by all d A.—Save 25 per cent by Purchasing your Sile verware direct from the manufacturers, FORD 4 TUPPER. Salesrooma 767 and 789 Broadway, corner of Tenth street. ENGLAND. The Debate on the Irish Church Bill Con- tinued. Lonpon, June 18, 1869, The debate in the House of Lords last evening on the Irish Church btil was continued until long after midnight, and it was impossible to furnish the Ame- rican press an account of the proceedings owing to the lateness of the hour. After Lord Redesdale’s speech in opposition and the Duke of Devonsture’s in favor of the measure, the Marquis of Salisbury took the floor and spoke at considerable length. He said that while he intended to vote for the ‘second reading of the bill he did not wish to commit himself to all the detatis of the measure. He strongly objected tothe position and attitude of the House of Lords with respect to the nation, and deemed the assertion that the Lords, in assenting to the will of the nation, express subor- dination to the Commons as false. If that were a fact, 1t would be better for the House of Lords to disappear as a co-ordinate branch of the government. The object of the second house was to supply the omissions and rectify the defects of the first. In many cases the House of Commons only represented the nation in theory. In the majority of cases the House of Lords must aecide for themselves; but when the House of Commons and the nation are agreed on a given point the functions of the House of Lords have passed away, and the responsibility devolves on the nation and on the House. We miglit fatrly accept this decision without abnegation of duty. Op- position to the decided opinion of the nation would only delay the inevitable issue, and create a period of disturbance and discontent. He thought the bill under discussion iliperai and injurious. He did not believe that amendments would be “contemptuously disregarded” by the House of Commons, as had been intimated. He thought the governments of a large majority gave a prospect of uninterrupted success; but the nation would soon turn against a minister displaying a domineering spirit. “Admitting any A.—Fogzaw’s Genuine Oroide Gold Watches, $10, $12, $1 and BWeach. Sent C. O. D. 79 Nassau street. Sizes FI Hand, at Manufacturers? ude ee oe Or GRAHAM, Flag and inet Mak #7 Duane street. A.—Ladie# Faces Enamelied; also the Pres - power forsale, with instructions, by M. LAUSSON, 760 roadway. : MApRiD, June 18, 1869. A proposition is under consideration in the Cortes fora reduction by the government of thirty-tiree ber cent from the coupons of the public rentes when presented for payment. DENMARK. Awnings for Windows. — W. TYLR, Manufacturer, 695 Broadway. Are You Disturbed at Night? and broken of rest by achild suifering and cryng with the ain of cutting teeth? Ifao xo at once and get a bottle of fies. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relove tho little sufferer immediately. It cures wind colic, regutates the bowels, and is perfoctly safe in all cases, Be sure and call for “MRS, WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” having the fac-simile of “Curtis « Perkins” on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations. Royal Visit to the Riflemen’s Association. COPENHAGEN, June 18, 1869, A meeting of the National Riflemen’s Association was held here yesterday. The King visited the meet- ing and addressed the riflemen. In the course of his speech the King expressed his heartfeit and con- fident hope for reunion with those who were longing to be restored to their mother country. Advertisements for the New York Herald RECE! E SEIVED AT THE BROOKLYN OFFICE UNTIL 7% O'CLOCK P. M. HERALDS DELIVERED TO CARRIERS AT 5 O'CLOCK A. M. AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. A Cards CUBA. The United States Steamer Nipsic at Clenfue= gos—News of the Arrest of the Cuban Junta in New York. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. Wednesday evening next has been assigned by the Legislature of New Uampshire for the discussion of the fifteenth amendment to the constitution. John P, Austin was shot dead on Tuesday evening, in Dover, N. H., by Anu Gage, Some young people Were examining a revolver, when the deceased asked Miss Gage to fire at him, not supposing the pistol was loaded, The jury in the case of F. W. Patterson vs. The Rochester Union for alleged libel returned the ver- dict of ‘No cause of action” yesterday mornin; SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Owing to the great (ncrease of busi- ness consequent on the popularity of their Cartoon and general issue, the proprietors of THE EVENING TELEGRAM would impress upon advertisers the necessity of presenting thelr atver- tisements for the Cartoon papers three days in advance, to secure insertion. In the general issue it 18 also neces- sary to present advertisements on the afternoon preceding the issue of the edition for which they are intended. | THE EVENING TELGERAM will be sent by mail to subscribers for dollars per year. Address 97 Nas- sau street. Barker’s Hirsut Will Positively Cause - Hair to LA one prevent it from falling out. ‘Sold every- where, Depot, 622 Broudway. retu rt fu June, Sehr 3.A Paine, Curran, of Provincetown. was at St Vin- cent's, CVI, April 25, with $80 bbls, all told—180 bbls since Last HAVANA, June 18, 1869. The United States steamer Nipsic remains at Cten- fuegos. All on board are well. ‘The news of the arrest of the Cuban Junta in New York causes intense excitementhere. The action of the American government is praised by the Havana press. report. Spoken. Ship Mont Blanc, Chase, from Sunderiand via New Vork, June fy at 44 34, lon 67 20, sii a hr JS’ LC Adama, from New York for Turks Islands, Tune 16, off Barnegat. Foreign Ports. ANtwEnP, June 3—In port ship Tamerlane, Sumner, for NYork noon ! barks BA Souder (Br), Payne and Devsd Cor non (Br), Forbes, for do do; Amalia (NG), Silberschmidt, for Boston do; brig Cairo (Br), Vance. for NYork do, BaRwavos, May 3l— Arrived, barke Reindeer, Wellington, NYork ; June'l, Gan Eden, Greenleaf, Buenos Ayres. Nb TURK, TI, June 2—In port bark Orehilis, Havener, for NYork in 2 days, Bort E, June 8—Arrived, bark Exodus (Br), Robertson, Pensacola, LONDON, June &—Cleared, ship Melita (Br), Hayes, Bos- ton. Loxponprney, June 18—Arrived, steamship Damascus, Arrest of an Alleged Cuban Recraiting Of- ficer at Richmond, Va. WASHINGTON, June 18, 1869, From Richmond I have received the following to night:— United States Marshal Parker this mogning served @ warrant, issued by Commissioner Chahoon, agatnst + + in Mr. Gladstone, the House of i what a fearful condition the patient was and | *™0unt of arrogance : a young gentleman, who was charged therein with | Suan rises. 428 | Moon sets....morn 1 39 | trom Quebec. Batchelor’s Hair Dye.—The Best in the how strong and healthy he now is—in fact, Commons might consider its own present position being a recruiting officer of the Cuban patriot army | Sun sets. 7 34 | High water..morn 4 05 | | PLyMoutit, Eng, June 18, 1 AM—Arrived, steamship Hol- | world. The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, instantane- satia, Eblera, NYork tor Hamburg. QUEENSTOWN, June 18—Arrived, steamships Java, Macau- ly, NYork for Liverpool ; Tripoli, Le Messurier, do for do. UELEO, June 18—Arrived, bark Constance, Lord, NYork. Sr Jom, NB, June 16 eared, hips Continental, Lecraw, and Chancellor, Jones, Liverpool: scl Smit York; Alice G Grace, Uilchrish Philadelphig ot New American Ports. ALEXANDRI June 16. L xe pats eels re achra LL Levering, afied—Sehre Freeman and Mi “TORTS SCOR AGNTE Bn, me, wrace jane I7- BOSTON, June 17 bri Bia. Maris, Berry ae: as compared with its possible position if the bill ous. Factory 16 Bond street. were rejected. Nothing could be more fatal than such a policy. The contest would then be carried on under a disadvantage, and the House of Lords would finally have to give way. Lord Colchester and the Bishop of Tuam, Killaly and Achonry opposed the bill, and Earis Stanhope and Nelson proposed slight amendments and sup- ported them brieily. The Press on the Parlinmentary Debittes. and attempting to organize a company here, in vio- lation of the neutrality laws. On being carried be- fore the Commissioner the arrested party gave his name as H. H. Harrison, of Winchester, Va., recently returned from Europe. He did not make any dis- closures in connection with the object imputed to him. Of proof positive there was little or none, Harrison was bailed in the sum of $1,000 for his ap- pearance before the Commissioner to-morrow * according to their statements th» only way to ever get wellis to get some fri:htful disease and then undergo a course of the special treat- ment; the only way to ever know anything is to go to Professor Blank’'s great institute in a most deplorable state of ignorance, and in a short time you will figure among his wonderful Cristndoro’s Unrivalled Hair 'Dye.—Sold and applied at bis wig and scalp factory, No. 6 Astor House. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 18, 1869, CLEARED, {Steamanip Columbia (Br), Carnaghan, Glasgow—Hender- acStgamanip Caledonia (Br, Ovenstone, Glasgow—Hender- Steamshty Teutonia (NG), Babrends, Hamburg—Kunhardt Ship Nat (Br), Hyde, Liverpool—Williama & Guion. David’s Summer Styles ot Gentlemen's drab Beavers, Panamas and Straw Hats, 299}; Broadway, near Duane street. Every One Now a days Has Something to about KNOX’S Summer Hats. This is not wtrai A thing of beauty always commands praise. Even Knoxe competitors in business are willing to allow that his styles cannot be beat. It would be useless for them not 80 to do. tanzas: schire Stampede, ene Richard Vaew, a Fi cures. morning. Ship Daniel Webster, Brower, London—E E Morgan's Deas; sckirn Stam a gton, an May, Baker, and C Knox, therefore, stands now, as has for years, the first They are forever developing some new fea- LONDON, June 18, 1869. Ttis reported that a number of parties from this | "98; sano (Br), Marsters, Bordeauz—Snow & Bur; Kenney, Alexandria; Eva May, Richards, Georgetown, | bd foremost in his line of bus! nnett ; ' West Dennis, Crowell; George A Emily’ Jennie, Hewett, and Surprise, Mary, Lord, 2d Pate Wied Beet hc ceorge & ; Lord, and Fair Wind, Sm 4 Kennedy, and Sea Flower, Chase, NYork. ey adnlied, Brig Egcratia, ‘Steamer Delphine sailed Wednes- Frived, steamship Aries, Philadelphia; U ; kh, Liverpool ; city have joined the organization said to be repre- sented by Harrison. I learn from an authentic source that General Jack Gleeson, formerly of the Fenian army, is about to visit Cuba, with a view to ascertain the actual condition and resources of the ‘The press this morning infer from the tone of the debate in the House of Lords that the passage of the Irish Church bill is certain. The Times says ais- establishment is foredoomed; the extent and mode of proceeding remain to be settled. Modifications of Bark A}urdomelater (NG), Kirstein, Konigaberg- Funch, lark P C Warwick (Br), Kline, Rio Janeiro—Pendergast Bipark Eltza Bares (Br), Smith, Ham iton (Bermuda)—J N ‘Bark Union (Br), LeBlanc, Cow Bay—Hatton, Watson & Established in 1800—The Metropolitan Job ture, and are always engaged in enlarging Printing Establishment 97 Nassau street. their bills and in increasing the number of “isms” they profess to teach. We forever find them standing in the shade of some fashion- and a. Fine Gold Barriage i IFINE GOLD LOCKETS. NEW STYLES, ship Sa- jans bine, rk; bark Lalla 7 Rabbo 5 able clergyman. There are such things as cleri- | the bill are now admissible. peg yin ag cinsicget scarp heap etcra lar liege Gpeceer, Fuckin, Canteen ears 4,00. Goorabn, Arroyo, PR: Naty & Cuthering, Pon agdalen, Fifteen, Twenty and wenly-fre ta One Hundred dollar each, : Baltimo . S , eal quacks, who pat them on the back and | phe frish Church Bill In the House of Lords— “Trig Ben Nevis (Br), Forrest, Cow Bay—Hatton, Watson & Garson, Ellaabethport ; achrs Lady of the Lake, St Domingo! MOURNING. EARRINGS AND PIN give them lots of moral support. The school- Great Excitement. a ans ache Firig Romaine (Br), Card, Windsor, NS—Peniston & Co BALTIMORE, June Arrived, bark Schllier (NG), Wis- TINE, COLD WEDDING RINGS, master in turn fills the pews with his pupils, Lonpox, June 18, 1869, Havana, June 18, 1869, Schr CA Clark, Bahn, Abtigua 0) Wessels. : Oe ae oan ttisher rom Bremen. SLEEVE ee oes ’ At this hour (half-past twelve night) the debate in | | Sugar market easier and dull; No. 12Dutch stan. | Schr Mars Eten, Thurber, Harvor Island Douclass. | | edwin eyo, Rio de Janolro; Raith, Prtnamn, Wostoa: | For anle by GEORGE C. ALLEN & SON, 1.173 Broadway, and is prominent member of the vestry; is | 11. House of Lords on the Irish Church bill creates | dard 18 quoted at 8 08% reals, Exchange on | 3cth4% Grove. Weaver, Charieston Van Brant Asinght, | SiT& FD Carail, Kelley, and Marcia § Lewis, Lewis, Boe: | between Twenty seventh nd Tweniy-ighth treet, an always foremost in voting funds to allow the | intense interest. There is evidently a determination | United States, sixty days? sight, in gold, 13; a 2 per Schr Thomas Fish, Willey, Georgetown, DU—8 C Loud & | fin, Wingate, Hudeont Religaoe ft, Hoboken: HG | street. ee bias nt Rellan J Fore iH : Hand, Hand, Providence ; Capt © M Felt, yk, and Gen But- A ike : Armstrong, Brown, Brooklyn. om. oe June 1h—Sailed, schr Harbinger, Ryder, New ‘orl CHARLESTON, June 16—In the off ifton Williams, Liverpool. ee ome Sailed-"Schr Minnie, Hudson, Jacksonville. pttthSallea, schrs AE Glover, Boston ; Sarah Watson, Bal- imore, DIGI TON, June 17—Sailed, schr Crusade, Davis, NYork. FALL RIVER, Jane 16—arrived, yebee Tile a ork. cent premium; short sight, 3}; a 444 premium; sixty days’ sight, in currency, 26}; 254g discount; short sight, 24 @ 23 discount, THE NEW DOMINION. ited States Urged by the Sichr Commeree, Kent, Boston—J Doe. Schr R N Atwood, Kemy, Boston—E © Schanck & Co. Schr N B Darling, Baxter, Boston—Baker & Dayton. Sehr Commerce, Evans, Newburyporl—B J Wea Schr Crown Point, Perkins, Newburyport—B J We: ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah, 70 hours. wh mdse and ipaseeugers, to Murray, Ferris & Co. June 1" at6 AM, pastor to go to Europe for his health. In fact, the two constitute a mutual admiration society for each other's benefit. The wonder of it all is that the public don’t see through it. But no, the dear people send their children and cheerfully pay the enormous to force a division, but no result 1s expectea before four in the morning. The galleries of the House are densely crowded. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge are present, apparently with the full intention to sit it out to the last. The best judges calculate the passage of the bill to the second reading by @ majority ranging from twelve For First Class Printing of Every Rescrtpe , go aS Gtepatten ry Printing Establishment, jaseau For Baty Bencice, Ants, Use “Costar’s” Exe term! iguid for bed bugs, Powder for insects. All ints se. ‘$1, $9, 88 vizen at factory, 12 Howard street: Annexatian to the Louis tatané,., ery per the peda ‘AN Hi bills, and at every fantastical caper the to twenty-two votes. The general belief is that the Nova Scotia Repeal Leagae. Paguatsveamabip Virgo, hence for Savannah. Ronwont; Isaac Hi Borden, Hladwin, Tone Shang Lords will strip the bill of the disendowment clauses, HALIFAX, June 18, 1869. | , Steamebip Brunette, Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse, toJ | Sailed—Schr Kate, Stevens, NYo1 ‘under supervision, and ecatrol of OW OPEN. — 17th—-Sailed, schrs Minerva, Brightman, and Phil Sheridan, Murphy, NYor‘e GALVESTON, June 11—Arrived, steamshi Wilmington, Cole, NYork ; bark Lewis T Stockton, Wibber, NYork. Cleared—Bark Galveston, Heidorn, HOLMES’ HOLE, June 16, AM—No arrivais, PM-Arrived, brig Mary Cobb: Crane, Grorgetown. DO, for Weymouth; schra Redington, Hewitt, Baltimore for Boston Dirigo, Snow, Boston for Baltimore; F Nickerson, Swift, 4o for ‘phraim & Anna, Green, do for Philadetplia; Mus. I, do for Millville, gogue cuts a little knot cheer and encourage him. And what becomes of the pupils in all this? Well, they are taught everything and learn little or nothing ; moral suasion is employed to cram knowledge into their unwilling brains; 80 vulgar a thing as flogging is not to be thought but leave it with the disestablishment provisions only. Thisis likely to be still more embarrassing to the Gladstone ministry than the direct rejection of the bill. ‘The rumors are again revived that attempts are being made to drive Mr. Bright from the Cabinet. The following resolutions were passed at the late Repeal League Convention at Hallfax:— Waereas, in the opinion of the members of this Coayen tion, the further continuance of Nova Scotia in the C; fan Confederation will be but daily progress to ruin; and where- as our only hope of commercial prosperity, national deve- lopment and permanent peace lies in close relation with the United States; therefore, Resolved, That every iegitimate means should be used by Bark Orpheus (Nor), Brunsjaard, Newcastle, 38 days, with mdse to HAF W Moser. June 4 lat43, lon. 4930, spoke ishing schr Emma C Latham (of Brewster), Eldridge, Sia Tale of Skye (Br), Metntosh, oan sans oa ie of ir), McIntosh, 1 with engar and molansex, to Geo it Phillips. &"Colthas Had fine weather, with lignt winds and calms, June 18, lat 99, ion 708 spoke wh achr Rising Sun, of Provincetown, cruising, all wel J E Holbrook, Leavitt, Bridgeport, OB, 11 days, with . Laird. “eylont UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, lunder supervision and control of OW OPEN. Ni OPEN. Beck's Philadelphia Band. NJ; Bay State, Seabury, do for the members of the Convention to sever the connection wit! coal, to Brett, Sou & Co. Had moderate weath be ‘ongress, Cord, Por id Yor do; Starlight, Blatch- — of, and 80 the lazy or stupid boy rolls from | Continuation of the Debates in the Honse of | Canada and bring avout a union on fair and equitable | passa enero King, Parsons, Calais for do: Belle. Howes, | PIRGT HOP. terms with the American republic. Resolved, That this Convention recommend the formation of leagues throughout the province for the purpose of carry- ing the foregoing resolution into effect. Vice Admiral Mundy, commanding the British feet on this station, has been promoted to be full Admiral, and will return to England. He will be succeeded by Vice Admiral Wellesly. SOUTH CAROLINA. Lords. Lonpox, June 18, 1869, The excitement over the debate in the House of Lords on the Irish Church bili increases, The benches, lobbies and galleries of the House were crowded again to-night. Earl Russell was the first speaker. He said many illustrious statesmen, animated by feelings of Justice and generosity for Ireland, had endeavored to settle the Church question, but their efforts s Rockport, Mase, for do: Anna Lyons, Kemp, Rockbort, Me, ichard Peterson, English, Salem for George: town, DC; Cyrus Fossett, Harding, St John, NB, for Phila eipbia, 17th, 7 AM—Arrived and sailed, schra EJ Heraty, Meredith, Boston for Norfolk; Chase, ——, Rockland for NYork. led, brig Bary Cobb; schrs Redington, Wm Gregory jadagascar, Dirigo, Ephraim & Anna, F Nickersom, juskee, Congress, Bay State, Starlight, 8 T King, Belie, Anna Lyons, Richard Peterson, and Cyrus Fossett, MACHTAS, June 12—Sailed, bark Addie McAdam, McGre- eon, Boone Ayres. NEWBURYPORT, June 16—Arrived, schr Addie L Cutler, Smith, Elizabeth) NEW BEDFORD, June 17—Arrived, echr J Truman, Gibbs, Philadelphia, e. Brig Myronus (of Ellsworth), Higgins, Malaga, 6) vs! with fratty to Comex E' Wallace. Gensel todncnve Hens! MANSION HOUSE, 8. LAIRD, Proprietor. Mrs. M. G. Brown’s Celebrated Poor Riche "a Eye Water. Soild by Druggists. — “MCKESSON a ROBBINS, Wholesale Agenta. Montana Cordial.—No More Dyspepsia. To be taken before and after each meal. H. A. CHALVIN, 181 Fulton street, school to school, learning nothing and doing nothing; secure from the only punishment he really dreads, he grows up with a slight smat- tering of a multitude of things and takes his place in the world utterly unfit to do any- thing. The clever boy is kept as a show- piece for receptions and prize distributions, and the clergyman and schoolmaster trot him assed (iibralter May 8; had moderate weather throughout ne passage. June %, late 24,45, long 46.00, Spoke bark ate bie Bacon from Boston for Melbourne, 6 days out; bong i passed steamer America ‘steerh ES rig Moses Day (of Philadelp! days, with salt, to Tucker & Light & Co. Had moderate weatber; ing ESE. Eldridge, Salt Cay, TI, 13 i vessel to H W Loud been 4days N of Hatte- ras. Schr Ella, Montgomery, Jacksonville, 6 di pine, to M Wilder's Sone” 5 vid anstiated Son. Scbr Palestine, Pi Norfolk. Schr Mary Proce aa Viretnia. Sehr Jacob Birdaal panos ings Persons Wyishing, to Subscribe for the Herntd WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Payment of Interest on the State Debt, Schr Oliver Boot ngatreet Virgin’ out on every possible opportunity and com-| were made in vain. ‘The fact that a small CHARLESTON, June 18, 1869, ene Hanan hampiog, Terior, irgiata. Satlod—Schrs J G Collyer, Crosby; Grecian, Coombs, and | NEW YORK HERALD, 145 FULTON STREET, BROOK- proportion of the people of Ireland be. | It ts officially announced that the interest on the | Shit thomas 4 Henry, Mister, Virginia, Henry Gibbs, Snow, NYork; L A Babcock, Smith, Baltt: | LYN. - placently sit back and call on every one to look Le & Executed at their work. This sort of work ought to w Reports, d&e. Execut . more, Robt RF Stockton, Borart, Virglata. NEWPORT, June 1 Virgi with neato quickness and despatch, twenty-five per cant. longed to the Church establishes the justice | State of South Carolina bonds and stock for the two Schr Elizabeth, Connor, ived, achre Beseor, Weteen, 5, PM — Arris infa. and Little David, Blair, Rondout; Ira Laffriniere, man, as well as the necessity of dealing with the | years ending July 1 next will be paid on and after Scbr Moderator, Rulon, Vi Boston for Baltimore; Senator, Faulkitn, do for NYork; Me: | cb ‘than at any other printing establishment io the cit conse, for of all unendurable things quackery | question. Tne creation of the Irish Church in the | that day. The interest on the bonds will be paid in | Rcpr wagann, Garvey, Vira Virginie. bey my TRE he wag barby ancy siittobduiras JOB PRINTING ESTABLISI in education is the worst. beginning was a wise thing, but the result of three | New York and Columbia, and on the registered stock Schr Hd wenedy, Daria, nla. NYark; Kate, Fall River for #0; Nicahor, Hannah, ee eS —_——________ ; - centuries made an alteration necessary. The act of | in Columbia on! y. Schr EF Miller, M; al DCs Lady Adame: Branssne for NYork, Ben Te: | nezel Marans Megseees — Prints Paid ta Gets ARMY INTELLIGENCE, unton was too solemn a compact to be interfered hres rs Sehr Ada ea ivan rin ker, do for do. pirriialperrhiaia yen " | ‘andall kinds of Gold and Suiver, x P ge with save in a great crisis, but now a great crisis VIRGINIA. Behe CP Homan, Virataia. GeoP miceme iN Yore Tor Denia Potent, mete’ TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wa listreot, N.Y. Forragss MONROE, June 16, 1800. athand. H tewed fe ises of wwe . Schr Td wernt Curtin Virginin, Ellsworth for N York; Maria Whitney, Pistun, Warreb mot se aidiaaniee ce 1 gg The Board of OmMicers appointed by the War De. | 88 athand. He reviewed former promises of con- np saree Sehr L.9.0 Wi Mason, Georgetown, DC, Geo W Baldin, for ‘do; BU Buxton, Gold: | ‘The Metropolitan Job Printing and Engrave. partment to revise the artillery tactics for the United cession, which Mr. Pitt, if he had had the opportu. | Convention of Superintendents of Insane Schr Oliver Scofield, Disonway, Georgetown, DO. thwaite, Fee for Boston ‘i Copia, West, Newburg for | ing Establishment having made extensive Dig: gig — States Army, and which consists of Brevet Major | Mt, Would have accomplished. He also traced the Asylams. eh Saran d For Fort Goometows, 1. “hie herived, schre’s mpan, Boston for NYork ; prepared execute vehh nustel Toplaiy. lis patrons preendh we Barry, Presideng; Brevet Brigadier history of the abolition of prelacy in Scotland, STAUNTON, June 18, 1869, = Por ooh Georgetown, De, * Nauaett, Mi "Stenns Heda; ‘Josephine G Collyer, C. joaby, | and the public know full weil its style of work and its mode- General Truman Seymour, Fifth infantry, and Bre. | Wt sald Ireland had never been in a position to | ‘The members of the Convention of Superintendents | Schr Baran) Hoyt, Craancr Georgeiows, DC, for New | Migenry tube, Snow, oe Gor ames, Keefarterston | “Our designing and wood fngracing department bas been ‘vet Colonel H. te Pont, Fifth artillery, are now | 'mitate Scotland. She nad been oppressed by penal | of Insane Asyiums visited Weyer's Cave yesterday. bay iwo04, 0 ern, DO, foe Port for do; Davis, Dighton for 605 Macy Mershon, conpicerebly enaracs scene oa enlarged incuiticg for soos 1n seasion at this post. laws and disabilities, notwithstanding promises of | In the morning session to-day Dr. Ray read a paper Will im it Kenzie, Somer, Alexandria, Hi ay pponaue fords, Ly 4 vy for do; sas they aay, eg tt to ire feel ga ared that ue neve seamed al ana Sa ee aga Telief, He believed that concurrent endowment | on the abnormal condition of the mind occurrimg in Fou ious tan oon, \ieseaaria” ORWICH, a brig (not sehr) Alex Milliken, tag bj oe reulars, Cards, Pamphiets of every: some ‘time in’ making ©, Sperimente in the drill for | W@8 preferable to the present measure, but | cases of fever, acute inflammation and paralysis, Alexandria. LTH LONDON, doce 18--Arrived, ech Bola Peck, Avery, | description, Law Friating, te. ae. . Fiala s Solor work, vy ordnance. the Catholics refased to accept it, He held | where patients, apparentiy perfectly sane, after. | Set AC Lyon, Lyon, Baltimore. albany, Feeectroet old Herald Building. fpeatct o ay The Austrian bark Carlo R, which arrived 17th inst, i said | | Salled—Sebrs Porto Rico. Wentworth, Rondout for New- to de consigned to Thos Dunham's ‘Nephew & Cor Messe | Da j Amelia, Grant, NYork for do; George & Mary, do jail gr noe reg that the tories were responsible for the present | wards, on recovery, declare they have no recollec- > age WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, state of Ireland. They had rejected the policy of | tion of what they did. The paper was debated for | Wendt, Tetene & Rockmann have sent ues note, in which (OOHILADELPHIA, June 11arrived, bigs John Sanderson The Metropolitan Job Printing and Engrave Fortress Monnor, June 16, 1869, Pitt, Canning and Peel, and now, as an alternative, | two hours by nearly ll the members, and was or- Passed Through Hell Gate, ae Coulter, Demerara; Chas ane night, Agron Emablishmen ny iP a The United States frigates Macedontan, Captain | they proposed to accent Pitt's policy, But he re- | Wered to be printed. SOUND seven, int Mu Now Her waa petit omy of , Aes Be. 13 now prepared Skerrett, and the Savannah, Captain N. B. Harrison, | gretted to say that rt was now too late. ‘They had no Schr Gen Peavey, Armstrong, from Hillsboro, NB, for New- | Congton, Plein; ashes mavini Done eae ik Runcer! ite patrons and the pubile kaow ful well of the Naval Academy Practice squadron, arrived | choice now but to disestablish and disendow. Dis- MASSACHUSETTS. On Dea ent, ross Sreeuhoren toe Bow teen, | SECRET met, Ds ‘hi ‘vids tua digle of work and ity moderate prices. here yesterday from Annapolis, and are now at | eudowment need not be total. He was inclined to meagre age 4 Scht N Harvey, Pierce, from Providence for NewYork. | toaea today. "The bark Raranmas for Havre, come’ Gowe srtmept has been count deraily cnleryed anchor in the Roads, the sloop-of-war Dale, which | the generous course which Mr. Bright originally ad- | Charge Against the Schooner La Have= Bene MR Carica Potton pore ween fe hee vow this areata god paseo out. Brig ag te ae, i, demande of the pul sailed in company with them having passed out to | vocated, especially as the Catholics and Presbyte- Sailing of the Delphine=Sentence of a Mur- Sehr Chief, Smith, from Rorwich for Rondout. pe es ‘Helen P, from Portiand Wahl tacit 4 80 mith, from New London for New York. Hodadon, from New nd 8; © R Vickery, Bostow, June 19, 1800. | y Ache Minsie Vobb, Lograham, from New Loudon for New Providence for her, Haren, banat 8; Oi Vigne, lcm Information was lodged with the United States At- | Sebi uckingham, Skinner, from Portland, Ct, for PORTLAND, June 18—Arrved, brig N Stowers, Frenct hy 0 r ; Heve, torney that the schooner La Have was laden with Br aS nlels, Smith, from Portland, O, for New York. Goulash simores Harriet Baker, We er, ‘40 for bangoe Hi great guns, shell and other ammunition, bound for 4 hy Jones, from Portian: for Rew York. | Herald, Hy Bvorg | stenmner Franconie, Breeds do. the West Indies, and the informers wished to have | Senr g villa, Ranbir trae Feotiesd. thon Woes Fisk, | Suamred rie BH Keune ier on ee her libelled; but United States Attorney Hilliard, Ln rhea yD for New Yor! ® PAWTUCKET, June 17—Arrived, achr Elm City, Kelley, Sehr Henrie, he B Wella ax Sisieds aaa - after @ personal inspection of the vessel, refused to Bohr ¥ My stony Srom Folens NPoruiands Ct, for New een Reipen ce, Jag eae ne, om. ay" ace sacred! iy Wholesal aren ab “figin ¥ 4 % Son Her, as hee proceedings were fot in violation Sehr Jane, Gorham, from laven for New York. Roby. ene; Martin Va ondont | HEYRYS Great Uni Staten Family Medicine Warehouse, a ew Tlans were to be compensated from the Church | eres, revenues, He wished to do the best he could for Ireland, but not to endanger the Churches of Eng- land and Scotiand. Admitting this course to be necessary for Ireland, we must not give a stimulus to those desiring to disestablish all the Churches, He desired the tories to accept the verdict of the constituencies to which they had appealed, and said the resuit of that appeal must be regarded as the sea, Captain Harrison came on shore at noon to- day, and was met by General Barry and staf and escorted inside the tort, About one hundred of the midahi ‘8lso came on shore to witness a review ¢. the apes which was to take place in the after. oon. ex! to Falmout! |, perhaps, Cadiz. Tue United state ame Fortine wich arrived ere yortorday with the Practice squadron, has salled ‘an. Buren, arding, i im City, Kelley, NYork for do; San Luis, Tor . ir Conn Hi for New York. | for Pawtueket; ‘Tho United States steamer Tattapoos Wash- | deliberate verdict of the nation on the question, ‘The Custom House authorities atate ne clear- Eon, Saker aven for "Daag ibang. a up to the Ee] an to- Py a Adverting to the course of the Dn of Lords on — and wou of Lat steamer SA Lg ast baker, Brewater, from New Wives "toe" ‘Alesan. b) re © : Hh iPajtimore , hin Use Tiemann’s Laundry Blue, Which for the past mlx months tas teen operating 1h | the Reform bil in 1692, Bart Russell implored their | tuktion existed srneks porno crouN for ner de. | aris, fermeen, Allen. from Ruarttord (or New York. Bee been ge futnray a Laurel Halleck Yor Free from act. Sy canst aot gBaefeturaed, and w how | JOrdehipe to wet in accordance with the spirit of the | of her warike charwcine but er Feat demnation is | Str Msi Benet rom PWarbor forNew York, | N¥ork sR i Waiker, Peiiengily Boston. Below, bark How! Depot id Chambers street, New Ye A, ergot constitution and accept the decision of the nation as | Known only y Schr Sireler from’ for New York. ard, Butler, ‘Yarmouth, B. ee capmcrtenimendan it visited the Na’ shi ClearedBark Libertad, Jordan, St Mary's, to load f Use Sapoltio fi jing and Pol ," SuppeN DRATH.—At haif-past seven P. M., yester. | 78! and binding. yesterday jn company with Bishop — BOUND mast. sagt Amerton, OF | whotenale step att Washtoctan cect, ENOG ‘Gay, Blizabeth Van Buskirk, aged fifty-three ents, The Duke of Abercorn opposed the the bill as the = eae oe, in town to-day, “ nara wie Truman (Br), Anderson, from New York for vie ATOR, June 16-Salled ae hares Ls Lovering, Sta | GAN'S BON’ iitslh Sal TABS 3 , 4 : juction of @ man eager for personal and part, cou re | Rew trial in the case Fowler, New. . NG, June i Mabel Hi: , vi Men Ser WPT ere A | rm er hn ie ono tn oy. | A a data ge Se Gs i | REELS ROWE ATR, | HEP Soe im NS | ath Sheer nara ase her was notified of ‘he occurrence, ‘The result Would be the allenation of Protestants, | July last, and sentenced her vw be hanged! NBL . * | “Yeth—arived, steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Nort, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Dex Py UhliyGelphie’ Pay