The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1870, Page 7

“TRLEGRAPHIG NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD France, Spain and Ireland in Revolution- ary and Reactionary Agitation. French Warning of a Coming Re- consiruction in Europe. COUNT BISMARCK SERIOUSLY ILL. Destructive Tornado at Lisbon. THE EMIGRANT WAVE PLOW TO AMERICA. FRANCE. Is It a Warning @ Pais, April 19, 1870. A remark made by the Viscount de la Gu“ronniire, Councillor of State, in the Senate yesterday excites much comment in ctpiomatic circles, According to the ofMiciul repori of his speech he declared that Europe was tradyiil omiy when Jrance was satis- fied, ‘Lo this be added the following wurds, which Go not appear tn the Journal Oficiei:—“And that France may be Contont each Power must be iu its proper place.” Want Does it Mean? Paris, Avril 19, 1870, The Paris journals to-day say that the meaning of the words of) Visrount de Ja Gueronniere, Councilor Of Siate, as quoted in a despeten.this mornmg, may be made clear alter the p/ehisciteuin 18 Laken. The Senate Discussing the Cuiversal Vote. Paws, April 19, 1870. The discnssiow on the plevivwrte Was opened in the Senate yesterday, and will be contiaued today. Nothing tmporiani has been reached yet, and 1 is DOt believed the sub) Will be Nnaily disposed of ay. The Upposit: ni Votes | Pawis, April 19, 1870, A manifesto has appeared, signed by seventeen Geputies of the “Lett? and seven representatives of the French press, advising tke poopie to vote “no” on the pubic, The Werkmen and the Poli. Panis, April 19, 1870. A committee of the Intergational Association ot Workmen, ata mecitpg held iast eyentmg to decide what course it Was cesirable to tnke with relation to the plebisevie, w ort debate, resolved to wb- Stain from voting a logetior Prince Napolens, Vakis, April 19, 1870, It is asserted that os saon us the plebisetiun is adopted Prince Nipoleon wil be rent to St. Petarse ‘burg to urge & Lene re! cisarmamen’ The Prince Lmperint. Panis, April 19, 1870, The Prince Iwiperia! has goue to Fontatuebvleau, Honor to Legitimney. Pants, April 19 1870, All the legitimiet journals of France appear wbis Morning dressed 11 death of tue Duc mourning on 8 of Berri yesterday. ount of te GERMANY. Count Vismarck Seriouvly Mh BERLIN, April 19, 1870, Count Bismarck ia very fi at his country seat im Pomerania, A cousuitetion of poysicians has becn summoned. Carlism Again. LONDOS, April 19, 1870. Tt issaid that wi oi Don Carlos of Spain are to asse va (is Week, Ls IRELAND. Dungerous. DUBLIN, A large lot of gnnpowder wo authorities at the Liffey yesterday. It i8 supposed to have been collected by the Fenians. April 19, 1870, seized by the litte village of Conueil, oa the Printer’s Strike Arranged. Dupuin, April 19, 1870, The priniers of this city wiio were on a strike have resumed wors, rhe adv: by them having veen concede nce of pay demanded ENGLAND. The Entigrant Wuve Flow. LONDON, April 19, 1870, Ten steamships will Jeave Liverpool for the United States this week, taking 00 cuiigrants. The Steasaship Sirius, “DON, April 19, 1870, the safety of the new Lc Much anxiety is felt for steamer Sirius, now nincty Gays oul from Calcutta for Liverpool. sotliag Das boon since sue salied. Death ef a Diylowntic OMeial. j Lonpos, April 19, 1870. Hon, Julian H. C. Fane, tormeriy retary of the British Embassy at Paris, cica in thia city to-day, heard from her Newmarket Races--Tuc New Rules of Turf utries. LONDON, Aprit 19, 1870. At the Newmarket races, Craven meeting, the ‘fifty soverelyns piate (a Helling race), 1,750 yards, ‘was won by Mr. W. HVeviil’s b. 1, Horoseove, by Aste- roid, out of Harridan, three years old, carrying 100 Jbs,, beating Mr, W. Clack’s b. £. Jewel, by Promised Land, three years old, 100 Iba., and a Mammefir filly, Asweepstakes, of 100 sovereigns each, for three year old fillies, to carry 121108,, 1.760 yards. was won ‘by Baron Rothscluld’s b. f. Mahonta, by King Tom, out of Blooming feather, ting Mtr. Howes’ br. f, Sliver Basi, 9¥ Doliar, out of Ainend, fabinus, the winner of tie City and Suburban and Great Metropouwian Hi: icap races a! Epsom, ts the favorite at two w o aiusy ue Deid for the Newinarket jiaudicap to bo rau on Wednesday, rit 20. he London 7imes says the ediet prohibiting two year olds racing beore May 1 proauces a marked falling oif in the entries and vumiber of events, and that 10 consequence (Ho Newinarget Craven weeting kas offered & proyramime far beiow the ordinary fom. SCOTLAND. The Wreck on the Const. Grascow, April 19, 1970, ‘The submerged masts recently s @ince been demonstrated scavoner, en off Troon have beloug to some to PORTUGAL. A Tornado at Lisbow, FrsvoN, April 19, 1870, ‘This city was visited by # ‘earful toraado on Sun- @ay night, wiich caused a great loss of property. Beme persons were Killed and meny were injured in the sireets, ‘The shipping in the Tapus suffered severely, Many vessels weie “kev, ud nearly all Were more or Gamaged, No Anicricaad Ves-eis are reported The British fleet tnjury. rode ont the sworm witnont GREECE, The Brigunds’ Cush Levy. ATHENS, Aprit 19, 1870. Of the party recently captured by brigands near jarathon, the Muucastera and Mrs. Lioya have boon pth The brigands detain the ovier prisoners | ‘Batil be FaNsOU Jor All 48 Obtained, } April 19—s P. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. Tempest at Buenos Ayres—Much Loss to Shipping. LisBon, Aprit 19, 1870, ‘The South American steamer reports mucn 103s to shipping at Buenos Ayres® from @ violent tempe-t, but no vessels from the United States are mentioned, CUBA. Arrest of Cubans—A Story About Cespedes— Advising the Insurgents to Lay Down ‘Their Arms—Reiigious Imposture, HAVANA, April 19, 1870, Two Cubans, who arrived here to-day trom New Or:eans, were arrested on landing. The Havana journals report, on the authority of the secretary of the Captain General, that tne in- sSurgents no longer recogurze Cespedes as the head of their government, and have oljered tue Preswiency to Fortuno, Five prominent Cubans of Puerto Principe have issued @ lengthy mauiiesto to tbe insurgerts in the Held advising them to lay down tueir arms. At Managua, @ village twenty miles from Havana, reat exciLement Was Caused Db) Lhe report tuat the virgin Mary haa apneared to two giris there during Holy Week. The report spread, and large numvers. of the pious and curious flocked to the house in which the giris lived. ‘ihe atiention of the police Was Called to the affair, and the Governor of the district, suspecting some poiitical design in the as- sembiing of 30 tbany people, went to the place, de- nounced the vision as an Mnposture aud compelied the people to disperse. The Untied States flagship Severn has gone to Santiago ce Cuba to inquire into the oulrage com. mitted on Mr, Phillips, the American Cousui at that port. fhe United States tron-ciad Dictator is expected to Caillat avaua beiore proceeding north, MEXICO. Seizure of an American stenmer at Mazate lan—One of Lozadu’s Officers Surrenders and is Shot—The Vega Excitement Subsid- ing. SAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 1870. Advices from Mazatian to April 7 have been re- ceived. ‘The United States steamer Saranac and the Eng- lish gunboat Reindeer were tn port. ‘The authorities had seized the steamer Forward on the plea that stie was being employed by General ‘era. ‘The captain protested and clauned $1,000 a day for her detention, Instructions from the capital were waited for. Colonel Lucas Pinto, an adherent of Lozada, vol- antarily delivered uimselt to the authorities aud was ordered Lo @ypear beiore Govervor Kubl at Concor- dia. On the way there he was shot. The Legisia- ture had Gemanded an explanation, but tne Gover- uor pleaded ignorance of the murder. Carios F. Golan, ex-Governor of Lower Califor- nia. had been seutenced to iour years’ confinement jor the ileal reduction of customs due Lopes while acting Governor, ‘The great commotion upon the supposed advent of Vlacido Vega had avout suvsiaea, Particulars of the Eruption of Ceboruco. SAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 1870, Particulars of the eruption of the voicano of Cebo- Tuco, m Mexico, nave been received. ‘The erup- tons increased in violence; lava was pouring down te wountain sides ip streams; the air was stifling aud the asies from ine burning mountain covered the ground and roots of the houses over an inch deep. ‘The mountain sides and surrounding gcountry hud been abandoned by the inbabitants, DOMINION OF CANADA. The Fenian Scare Subsiding—The Zouav Offer Their Services to the Government—Prince = Arthur’s Regiment to be Sent to Red River—Trauster of the Northwest Territory Completed. MONTREAL, April 19, 1870. The volunteers parade as usual, but there 1s no Fenian excitement, ‘yhe Papal Zouaves have offered their services to the government. It ig stated that the Prince Consort’s Own Rifles, to which regiment Prince Arthur 1s attacuca, will 10rm part of the Ked River expedition, ‘the steet battery for Ked River, which was to leave England avout the middle of this monwy, is the one that was specially constructed tor the Albyasmian expedition. The Lady News (a government organ) announces, Remi-oficially, that the transfer of tne Nortuwest Terriiory to Canada has been compieted, Great briain guaranteeing @ peaceiul transfer and pos- session thereot. The Red River Delegates Not to be Received by the Dominion Government—Demands of the Insurgents. Papal Orrawa, April 19, 1870, It is stated that very materia! changes have been Made in the Bul of Kignts, sent by the deiigates Scott and Richott from Riei’s council. ele- gates have not been received by governm ir 1s it probable that tuey willbe. Ope of the demands made 18 for @ cession of a large tract of lad. ex- teuding from the Assinipoin river to the bouudary live oi the United States, to be set apart exciusivey Tor the French population of the ‘Territory. Anotner Gemand is that no foreign troops shail be senc into the ‘ferritory (that 18, not British or Canadian forces), but ‘that order to mamtain peace a force of 1,000 men, composed Ol residents of the Territory, be armed, equipped and paid by the Domioion government, Judge Biack, it is said, will be received asa privave individual and not as an official of the Hud- son Bay Company. THE PACIFIC COAST. Departure of i© Survivors of the Oneida for New York—Panic in Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 1870. ‘The steamer Colorado sailed tor Panama to-day. She haa on board 300 passengers, Including the sur- vivois of the Oneida and $795,000 m treasure, of Which $538,v00 is for England, $248,000 for Valpa raiso and $9.509 for Panama, making @ total ship- ment of treasure since January 1 of $12,927,v00, including $4,361,000 sent to New York overiand, ‘ghee is @ panic in mining siocks. Gould and Curry sold at $140, Kentuck ut 264, Chollar, $24; Hate and Norcross, $124; Overman, $63, aud Ama- dor at $180, The bark Kutnsoff, Captain Atkinson, which sailed frout Bellingham Bay, Washington lerritory, for san Fraticisco on the the 24th of November, and the bark Veruda, Captam Bartiett, from vort Gambie for Houoiulu December 3, have neither been heard from since their sailing aad are now given up as lost. PENNSYLVANIA. The Miners’ Strike in the Schuylkill Region Unabated—Work Continued in the Lehigh Miues. WILKESBARRE, April 19, 1870. Owing to the strike of the miners tu the Schylkill region coal has been shipped from this section to points along the Reading Railroad. Yesterday the miners at Flymouth refused to load Reading cars aud ali the coliiers stopped work and would not re- sume unt the operators promised to luad no more cars for the Reading road. ‘the men wiil not do anything to relieve the wants of the Scbylkill ope- ators or supply their customers with coal. Advices from the Lehigh coal region state that the men wilt not suspend and that work ts going on as usual, EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON MONEY MARKET.—LONDON, April 19— 5 P.M.—Consols closea at 9434 for money ana 9474 jor the account. American securitics closed quiet. Uuited States five-twenty bonds, 1862, 8334; 1865, vid, 87%; 1867, 8944; ten-lorties, S€. ‘Stocks quiet; Erle Ratiway shares, 20%; Illinois Centrals, 113; Atlantic and Great Western, 28. Paki3s BOURSE.—PARIs, April 19.—The Bourse closed firm; rentes, 74f. 70c. FRANKFORT BOURSE—FRANKFORT, April 19,— United States five-twenty vonds opened tlat at 95 for the oid issue, LIVERPOOL COrTON MARKET—LIVERPOOL, April 19—5 P. M.—The cotton market closed quiet ana steady. Midaiing uplands, 114,.; middiing Urieans, 14d, @ 114d. ‘The sales of the day have been 10,000 bales, meluudtag 2,000 bales for export and speculation. A iate despatch from Bombay an- nounces (hat the siipment of cotton from that port up ‘o the 16th mst. were oniy 27,000 bales. * HAVRE COTTON MARK ET.—HAVRE, April 19 —Cot- ton closed quiet on spot and to arrive. Quotations unchanged. TRADE AT MANCHESTER.—LIVERPOOL, April 19— :su @ M—The morket for yarns and favrics at Nuncbester Is steady. LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUFPS MARKET,—LIVERPOOL, M.—Whcat, 98. 1d. per cental for Call- fornia white, and 78. 9d. for No, 2 red Westera, ‘ihe receipts of Wheat at this port since the tast report | bave veeu 60,000 quarters, Of which 55,000 are Amert- cun, Corn, sos. 6d. per quarter ior European, LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Apri i9—5 P. M.—Pork, 978. per bbl. for Eastern priwe mess, Lard, 088. 94. percwt. Cheese 72s, cd, per cwt, for the Lest grades of American One. LUNDON PRODUCE MARKET.—-LONDON, April 19.— Tallow ts fut at 443. a ds. vd. per Linseed Ol firmey, but not quotabiy higher. Suwar, 323. per ewt. for No, 12 Patel standard, on the spot, and firmer at 278. 6d. @ 27s, 9a. for do, afloat Cuicuuia Naseed, 503, 6d. PROROLEUM MARKET.—ANTWERP, April 19,—Petro- Youu closed dat and dachauged. | jast evening. As THE FLOOD. High Water on Mohawk—The River Higher than Ever Known Before. Scueyecrapy, N. Y., April 19, 1870, The water in the Mohawk baa risen eighteen feet above low water mark and is still risig. ‘Tne river 18 aeady higher than ever kaown belore, ‘that Portion of the city bordering on the river and the flats for miles around are comp etely sub:nerged. ‘The people are moving Lv the upper slories of thelr dweilings and considerable exctiement prevat's Sume peuple are moving from thelr Bouses in boals. The Flood in the Chemung River—Stoppage of Trains on the Erte Railroad, WAVERLY, N. Y., Avril 19, 1870, In consequence of a food in the Caemung river no trains on the Evie Ratlway have passed this place since yesterday afternoon. ‘The day expres* that that left New York yesteriay morning still ies here, ‘the water is sti msing, A train ior the East Was made up at one o'clock tins afreruoon, Slides pave taxen place at severa: places on the Pennsylvania and New \ ork it No train are rived trom Pbilaaelpoig last ‘due susque- hanna ts not lug, Trains Detained by the Storm at Coxsackie. POUGUKEBIS &, April 19, 1870, The heavy rain storm of yesterday washed the track of the Hudson River Ratlroad above Cox sackle and detained the Montreal up tran nearly Tour hours last ment. ‘Tue express down train this morning was aetained an hour aud aball, The trains this alvernoon wil run on time. High Water and Loss of Life in Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 1870. The Schuylkill, at Manayunk, rose ten feet during yesterday and washel away James Rooney's house on Wissahicson street, He and his son were car- ried down the creek by the current aad the tatuer was drowned. ‘The son was rescued. ‘The lower stories of the mils as Manayunk were flooded. but the damage Is NOt serious, ad Most OF the contents had been removed. The Lehigh on the Rampnge—Raitrond Track at Allentown Curried Away—Mines Washed Out, ALLENTOWN, April 19, 1870. The Lehigh river rose tweive fect yesierday, car- rying away @ number of smai! bridwes, fences, lam- ber, &c. The Lehigh Vailey Katiroad track was carriea away ab Penn Haven, and ihe brancn road at Siatington was covered with water, dstaying the passage of trains. Several mines i the Hazeiton region are drowued out. ‘The Yorktown, Tre-cow, deansvile and Auceureid mines have suspeuded WOr'Ke Railroad Damage at Muuch Chunk—The Le- high Vailey. Mavcu Cuunk, April 19, 1870. ‘The water in the Leb'gh river reacned its bichest Point last might, It lacked bat six mcles of the list Uetober tresnet, ‘Phe railroaa sustained some silehi damages, which will be repaired today. the river is now sieadily falling and tue rain has ceased. Rapid Rise in the Snsquehanna=—No Appre- hensions of n Freshet, WILKESBARRE, Ay Til 19, 1579. The Susquehanna river rose eight feet yesterday, and this morning ts wwenty feeb high aad sull rising, No appretens.ons of Berious damage ace tei, Great Freshet in New Hampsbire—Damage to Railroads—Bridges Carried Away. Coxconn, N. H., April 19, 1870, The heavy rain of yesterday aud last night has caused @ great rise in the Merriwac and other rivers and streams, threatening serious iresbets. Warien river is higher than at aay time since 1325, ‘The Convooo wok Vatiey Kailroad 8 Impassabe. ‘Tne railroad bridge at Andover, on the Sortuern road 18 partially carried away. and neariy a1 che roads to tne State are damaged more or.ieas oy tue washout. THE INDIANS. Sioux Indinns at Fort Sully Trading with the Whites for Guns and Powder—They Avow ‘Their Purpose of Making War Upon the Miners—The Utes Preparing for War with the Arapahoes. CHICAGO, April 19, 1870, A communication received by General Sheridan from Colonel Staniey, dated Fort Sully, Dacotah Territory, March 13, says the Sansare band of Sioux, numbertrg 200 lodges, have come into that post an are anxious to trade with che whites for guns, am munition, &e, They openly avow their titeption to make war upon the mineisaiong the Mussel Sheil and Yellow Stone rivers, and either Kul them all or drive them of. The reaskins complain that tne whites are getting ail their gold, Advices from Fort Briuger, Wyoming Terrttory, state that tne Uintah Valley Utes are preparing wo ake war upon the Arapahoes, They numouer avour 1 lodges, and will be joimed by the White river Utes. Outrage by a Band of Indians Within Sight of Fort Laramie. Fort Laramig, W. T., April 18, 1870. Ten or twelve Indians came within sight and only 690 yards of this point about eieven A. M. to-day, and fred on a party of citizens, wounding oue of them severely, A mounted deiachment of twenty men has goue after tie Iudians, MISSISSIPPI. £. M. Yerger Relen-ed on Bail—The Judge Does Not Think the Testimony Warranted a Conviction for Muider. JACKSON, April 19, 1870, E. M. Yerger, was brought before Cmef Justice Shackelford, of une Court of Missiestppl, on a writ of habeas corpus anc released on giving recognizances to the amount of $15,000. ‘The evidence taken be- fore the military commi.sion for the prosecution was read and submitted without argument. Tne Judge referred to the fact that the finding of the commission was not approved by the President of the United States. inasmuch as no exe- cution of the sentence of that commission has been had, The evidence was connicting on some poms and did not warrant a conviciion of the ertme oi murder. It was evident the crime was committed ‘in the heat of passion and theretore the case was baiiable. Justice Shackleford 13 an appointee of General Ames, Yerger went to his residence to a carriage, una» tended, afier his release. Any amount of bail could have been obtained for nim. INDIANA. A County Treasurer’s Safe Blown Open— Thirty-five Thousand Dollars of Public Fands Stolen. TERRA HAUTE, April 19, 1870. The safe ia the office of the County Treasurer at Newport, Vermilion county, was broken open last night and robbed of $35,000 In currency. All the money belonged to the county. The joo has every appearance of having been done by accoiplished burglars. The County Commissioners offer a heavy reward for the arrest of the thieves or the recovery of the money. THE SNAP-TURTLE DEMOCRACY. ‘The young democrats of the Nineteenth and Twenty-second wards met last evening in Brevoort Hail, Fifty-fourth street, near Third avenue. to organ- ize @ new association 10 opposition to the Tammany Regency. About 300 persons were present, among whom were Sheriff O’Brien, Ex-Alderman Michael ‘Toumey, James Duophy and several others of lesser n ote. ‘Thomas McCabill, Frank M. Bixby and Leander Buck addressed the meeting. Mr. McCahill an- nounced the object of the meeting to be the organt- zation of an association to unite those coin- ciding with the views of the young democ- Tracy in the wards represented, especially the Nineteenth, in an effort to neutralize and counteract the efforts now being made by the Tam- many oligarchy to oust deserving and life-long demo- crats from the Tammany organization. He sald that ‘Tweed, Sweeny, Hall and Hoffman formed a nice littie ‘amtly party, who played into each other's hands, and had introduced and were coatinuing @ system of nepotism repuisive to the instincts of all true democrats, ‘he others spoke in substantially the same strain, the remarks of ail the speakers be- ing irequenily interrupted by applause. A call having been made for those present whio desired to do so to come forward and sign the roll as members of the new association nearly every oue in tié room responded. On motion a cominittee of seven was appotnted to report at the next meetiag—whicn will be called for some evening this week—candidates for permanent offices, who witl be voied for at that meeting. A committee of three was appointed to drait & constitution and bylaws, who were ai-o instructed to report at the saine meeting. On mo- tion the meeting then adjourned. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TEMS. Horace N. Conger has resigned the Secretaryship of the Btawe of New Jersey. . se w — of cannel coal has been discovered near Elk Horn, ‘The democrats have elected their candidates for Mayor ia Quincy and Bioomington, Himots, ‘The remains of Rovert Harper, a prominent and wealthy citizen of Albany, who myaterious'y disappeared in Janitary, were found loath In the Hudson river, of postie Coeyman’s, ‘is money and gold wateh were found oD his body and no marks of vio ence were visible tt is supposed be Was accidentally drowaed, 1 | { \ YR. | Genet, Graven, Havbar THE STATE CAPITAL. Tassage of the New York Tax Leviesin | the Assembly. A Quiet Battle Field and a. Easy Victory—The City and County Levies Both Orde ed to a Third Reading—Loss of the Bill Relating to Foreign Insurance Cvmpanies. ALBANY, April 19, 187". The Hovse was quite fuli to-day, the members peing all tn their seats in anticipation of the special order on the WX levies at tweive o'clock. Those who were not in the secret expected more hosthity to the bils than the sagacious managers of the democrauc purty had provided agaist, ‘Tne tact is that unanimity was so perfectly obtained by the well conroiled machinery of Sweeny, ‘Tweed and Frear that the passage of the biis was as fixed a fact as Noah’s flood or the incorruptivilily of the Siute Legisiature, Consequentiy when THE HOUR OF NOON ARKIVED Speaker Huchman rose and announced that, in ac cordance with a resolution passed ou Friday, the bills for the provision of tae goverument ot the city and county of New York would now ve taken up in Committee of tie Wao'e, Mr. Fietds asked ir the bul regulating (he salaries of country judges was hot included, The Speaker said that he untied to slate that it was, Mr. Fiasg, of Kensseiacr, wen took the chair, and the clerk began to read the aty tax levy, wuea ALECK FREAR rose and, with blusi uz couatenance, said that for the five years le Had been tu che Legistature he had never known tue Now York tax levies to be read vhrough. He therefore, moved that cae comin ittee now ise, report progress @at ask i@ave to sil agaia, rhe motion was carried ta & Momus DY a shoul ot veus! io waual tuue Of ‘nas’ ia a iar key, The same course Was pur-uod Wibl regard bo Lag COUNTY TAX LEVY, Frear again stopyed tue reading, and moved io revort progress, Judge Waits dowagded & count, ile Wis grutiied. ‘sae Speaker cutied upon we ailrimavive geatioumen to rise, aad a forest Like Laat on Biruat’s Wood sprung up aud laid oul Waite. (HG JUDGE'S BILL, which came unpriuica from the Seaate gave rise to a brief bat rabhcr hot debate upoa the (uestion as Ww wheiuer tie county buacos Of supervisors or the obate Legisiature sould regulate tie sa aries of county judges, Progeess Was repored up oa tt on dhotion of Me. Plelds “Thereupon the wx cua mpion F ear moved that Ue city tax levy do now lave 11S TURD READIN ie ‘Then commenced # running tice of popgnus, aa Irregular Cuuwipaisa OL BK rinishing. fhibusteriag and Very tut uriliecy practice, Wiien, however, amounted to nothing, fue volves of Waie aud sivoid were bu® Ouiy vnes heard on the floor. Frear’s resolation requiring & two-third vote was jut carried, Lue vole being 75 to 48. He ummeuiaiely moved Unit gota WX levies Should be Orugted Co 4 tulrd reading at it oviock ts evening whica was tmmediately carried, The excitemeut whiea cuuiniuaied around the clerk's desk abous Us in + osuinty Sobel ied, aad tue Mob OF Members retired to (heir seuis Sutisiied taus bue day’s Work Was Weil aoue. INSURANCE COMPANIES. The Foreign lusurance Compaaies fax bill wale a Sur te tue douse bo-day Gud calicd out @ ititie dre ahd smok# trom Liitiejoun, Husted, Kieds, W. D. wurphy, Piuasel, Mitcuel, Alvord aud & generat force vi talke: cowupels foreign companies to pay taxes (o tue Stale us Weil ws State coupauies. — Littigjoiu convended that he bil Was Made against the poor aud the isurer of moderate means. Fie.ds, in thunderiug tones, dented tae position, lb was in. teaued tor the protection ot snail Companies, who Were bow Obliged to Tesiric: tuemseiVes L> INsUrauce iw simall Sus, WhiLe rich lore 0 companies like Lig Howe coud take risks of a million, Jacobs saz. gested tial when a deva e Was conducted beiween dessr. Fieias aad Livticjohu i shoud 02 La a ower toue of voice a4 ne coull hear them quite as well tn more geutie Whisyers. Jacvos sits vn w diugonar ilae vetween bie two Oraiurs, and gets tue ful beueflt of tue acep diapason of Uswewe and the clarion voice of New York. Fieids sata he was giad (o hear bis Brookivn friend make that remack, for iv showed that “ue nad no wax Mt ts ears.” No- body laughed. ‘The bill not having received a constitutional vote, and jating Go obtain a reconsideration, was laid on the table. This bul was before tue Legislature last year aud falied ukew Passage of the New York Tax Levies—The Bills Pat Through Quietly and Expeditious- ly—Denunciation of thy Eighth Aveaue Bull, ALBANY, April 19, 1870. Another agony 1s passed and another step is taken towards an early adjournment. he city and coun- ty tux levies have just passed the House tn turh at the eveuing session, by @ vote on each of 73 to 45. Aleck Frear moved the previous question on both bitls, aad they weat through with only a tew oppos- ing remarks from Husted, Seikrez and Alvord. There will be @ few minor amendments in the Senate, but they will not materiaily eilect the body of tae bills, GRADING EIGHTH AVENUF, The Senate returned with amendments the Asseinbiy bill providing for grading fight avenue, north ot Filty-ninth street, Fields moved to ree mit tne vill to the Committee on the Judiciary, which was lost. Fields denounced it as an Eighth Avenue Ratlroad George Law bill and as the biggest job ever introduced into the Legisiature. Iv was lobbied through toe Senate by Judze Waterbury, With tue assisiance of tus colleague Piunket. Lo the midst of Mr. Fields’ very veuement speech the House adjourned, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE, ALBANY, April 19, 1870. The report of the conference committes on the Buifulo Charter bill was concurred in and the bill fnally passed, CANAL REPAIRS AND MAINTRNANOE. The bill making appropriations tor ordinary repairs and the maintenance of the canals was brought up. Mr. HARDENSURGH moved to ecominit, with instractions to strike out the inserted in ‘Committee of the Whole, giving t missioners power to appoiut or pay superintendents and suvordinaies on tie canals. Messrs SANT ORD and Lonn opposed the motion. Mr. HAXDRNGUROM appealed to the democratic Senators to remember, if the repuditcans carried the Siate next fall, the democrets would lose two-thirds of the palronage. Mr. Woop understood it to be democratic doctrine that they ought to lose 1 the people xo desired it by their vote. f. Hardenburgh'a motion was lost by’ tae toliowing vote :— YEAS—Mesars, Bradley, Cauldwoll, Hardenburgh, Hub- bard, Lewis, Morgan, M, Norton, Tuayer and Tweeu—9, NAYS —M ood, Bowen, Brand, Chapman, klwo Kennedy, Lori, Minler, c. att, Winslow, F Wood und’ Wood: in—1. ‘The bill was then passed. BILL RELATING TO COLORED voTRRS, Amending the law reiating to elections by removing disa- bilities for colored voters, pursuant to the fifteent: nends ment of the constitution’ ot the States. Passed, 25 in the negative. Pe in order to move an amend- ment to repeal the Kegisiry law.’ Carried, 15to 14, and atter & long debate, the whole ‘subject was laid on the tavle, with the unuerstanding tha: the subjects shali be cunsidared aero- ‘acter in separate vill. For the extension of to the navigable waters of the State; authors tate 1a which the widow is entitled to dowe charter of the city of Ogdensburg; providing tor the approval of canal claims; permitting ciuimants to tle claims with the canal appraisers without appiying to the Legisiaure; to widen and improve Washington avenue, Brookiyn; permit. ting the Hackensack and New York i:xtension Railroad Com pany to extend their track to the Hudson river; ieutive to the yale and parctase of Iauds for Sing Wang Fr {ng the charter of the New York and Brooklyu Tubular Tun. nel Company; to establish « Stock Exchange In New York; ‘authorizing the refunding of taxes tllegally coilecies in Bro: lyn amending the charter of the New Amsterdam Savings Bank in New York. BILLS INTRODUCED. Mr. TWEED introduced a bili to contirm an act of the New York Common Counell granting certain lands to Jacop Wicks; also to amend the charter of the Kutgers Fire Insur- ance Compan: By Mr. MORGAN—To amend the charter of the American ‘Trust Company, of New York. onTa. Mr, TWEED reported 10 ineorporatn the Manhattan Dispensary: Heveas tli four o'clock P. M, AFTEKNOON BRBSION, ‘The Senate reassembied at four o'clock, Fund Association of Brookiyn, amendivg the charter of the Industrial Schooi Association of Brookiyn, K. D. orporating the Security Bank of Brooklyn; contirming the 6 Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaity' of New York to the Gansevoort roperty; amending the charter of the Workingwomen's Protective Union; incorporating the Eastern Dis-rict Tius: pital of Brooklya; making certain alterations in tie map or plan of the city of New York, Facilitating the construction of the New York and Oswego Midland Kaliroad. Mr, KENNEDY moved to recommit, with an tnstructioa to sinike out the enacting clause. Mr, HUBBARD supported the bill. Mr. KENNEDY conteuded that as the State debt was no foriy-three tuiilion doiars. and ag locaiities owe eight, miliion dollars more, it me to whistie down brakes o wouey as conteaplated by toe fotliows: vou,Hardenburgh, Har. pending, Kennedy au a NaYs-Mesars. Banks, Bivud, Biuds, Canttwell, Chapmnn, Frost, Geneby Graham,’ nvoard, Lewis, Loo, Min'er, Mor ai, ¥. Norton, Parker San(oré, Scott Thoyer, i Witsiow. Wooo aad Woon Mr. HARDENDU ROL oppored HUBGARD and Logy repiied in ity sopp The Vili Was passed by the (ollow ing ¥: ‘Bleot, Mestre, Bank: C.F, Noriou, Parke: low, Woot aid Woouin Nayo—Messrs. Bowe! denburgh, Harpeadiag, Ty factitate the cour liiate the construction of We Platisburg and Watte on t—28 40 4. ‘ “9 facilitate sha ronssruction of (no Bufaio and Washing: ton Kalirowu—h; uy Making epproprins@pe to taanel Pine ull~d9 to Tole ball Raw we focttttate’ the construction of the Cattaraugus Ratiroat— 0 ‘tate the construction of the Watertown feHiarior Woleaet— Af en theee \ the construction of the Southern Central Rail- general fund of the late Volunteer Fire De- hark, Partinent of . gerotr, ‘ Mr. Tween reported the Brooklyn Van Cott Avenue bi'l. Ordered to a third reading. A largo number of bills Were reported complete. TLL EX TRO DU ORD, HeNEORGU in .eoduced & bill relating to Counties he r latrodnaed @ bill to establish a police force in county, Fr. Richmon THY CLADA CILLA, The epecial order ciaim bt thon taken up anda pumver were Ordered to w third readiag, AS3EMBLY, Atbany, April 19, 1870, PILLS Los, Requiring foreign insurance companies to file annual states ments of their afuirs und pay the (ax, Lost by 6) to 48 Mr, LIVTERJOIN moved aw reconsileration, and proceeded sto denounce the Dill ax a proposition io put money in the pockets ofthe rich and take it ont of thovw of the poor. It would drive forelisn capital out of our State, and would ral the premium on m He spoke at some Jongitt tn explanathy AbiL” He withbe ‘aw tnovfon to lay » 3 it wh t Instea' af the rich, “He was in favor o! the pris jon ta monopotizing compante, He closed by moving to lay the movios to reconsider on the table, which wis oarried, v pconsolidaie the school districts in White Maing, county, ak the Fequest oF Messra, Husted wad sjecte ve then moved @ reconsideration, and that mocion was lata on the table, rE ALUANY BRIMGE BL ‘The bill $, wnotver bridge across the Hudson river at Albany was taken up, Mr. LIVE E/OUN moved to recommit the bil! & carriace Way anil Coot path to be gonsiracte Mr, KONAN asked ifthe gentleman apoke in behalf of the railroad eompauy andia opposition to the wishes of ths peopie. Wr, LUPreRJONN said he waa not the spokesman here of any company. He though: 1 there Was a earriace way uce ‘elon this bridge to accomuodate the citizens, thea the citizens ought to bulid it, Messrs. Camp ALvory and W.D, Murray stated that a carriage way ant foot path were promised when tis existing brilge was built. ‘The peopie in thi ity wee tod At, and No ral road company Aboud be atiowed bo dictate to the Le vim ature what sort of a briage it wond balld waca tb aske. the privile so M., Huse in the bill the Mr. FP AQG sald it c it required that if thik provision was incorporated ge Would never be ult. suecrest nonsense to way this of the bridge. It was perfectly riige. urther « ir FACOUS moved the previ yne aq on the mouon to cecomnmit, waich was ordered, and the motion iost. ‘The bill was then react and passed by 76 to 18, FARE EALLS PASSED, Authorizing the South Sie Long Is.and Railroad Company to bubd branches in Kings ani Queens counties; to tneorpo- rate the Bast River and Bushwick Underground Ralinoad providing for arouud the rc in New Yor: over which tel State into fo: the Supreme Gour:; p relative to thy appoiat vent of guar BEROIAL ONL The House went into Counittes of the Whole on the New Yor chy levies. After the reading of tho first section Mr. Pavan sta’ed that for toe five years be had beom in the Louse ne had never known ot the tax levy being read through. He therefor moved that when the Gommistee rise it report progres Uais bl Carried. ‘The committee then tor Froar made a similar 0 aU ‘The commitiee the: the county tax levy. Mr. tive to this bi. FN FUT UHL prescr: or jovk up the the bil orictowily qradusted the salaries according to po) ulation, but it had beew aimeudes by the Jurlicisry Gar mities, by having Boards of Sune vison fix the saiarl Mr. ALVORD Opposed at length tis propositie of tue Superisora wre tinabie Wo jt Les ba noald e Wut, » FieL.O8 moved thet the committee report prog! Carried. fv ORK TAX LEVITH, Inthe House sir. FRcAw moved that the City Tax Leview bill be ordered to be ren. uow, anton that moved the pro: viona uestion, which was ordered, and the House ralused to have the bil read nuw by 73 to two-thirds. Mr. PREAR moved that tuo bill be ordered ty a third read- is Dill Was aise MISUELL ANEOUB. The bill providing for the sale of the eastern portion of Pros ju aving buen reported, Mir. JAcOLS protested ayalaat dhe roport betog tnade and Agulilat the passage as the Evening Session. fered to wihird reading, Increasing the sal Buifalo; to enable cer counties to bond themsel ‘ailioad; amend ng the charter of Rochester; facorporndig the Liiter Slavs ation O° New York. 1E ABW YORK VAX LEVINE the reading aud passage of the New York city and county tax loview ag tho special order. Mr, FREAG moved the previous ques:ion, which was or dereit, ana the vote wa city levy, w 1y & Vou i republi Kemis, Biossom, V. P, Brow! verior Court of go nad Coriand the “bill:—Mersre, Mul aud Join son. ‘the vols waa next Mr. FLEAR wove: dered, and the vill passed SCHOHARIE VA Providing tor an election of Vailey kar roud. ‘dir, SSOw moved to recommit the bill, and proceeded to say that it would inflict great injustice upou tho taxpayers. Mr. SWRAT defended the Lily wud the motion to recoivut was negatived, when the bil! pas YHR DEATH OF Mas, WILLARD, ; the veath of Mra. Emma Willard, offercd a Fesuiutions Of respect Lo her memory, whlch AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF Music—THu Magic FLUTE—Patri IN OveRA.—This “tender effect of a sporiive imaxt- pation” as “Die Zauberiiote” bas veen called by an eminent writer, is one Of Mozart’s most charming works. No other composer would have thougat of collecting sucit a heterogeneous muss of materials and weaving around them a musical network of such rare beauty and tenderacas, 1¢ as very exact- ing, however, for it makes heavy demands on tue resources of the singers. There is more subtle.y and, we might say, playfulaess ia it than in any of the composer's other works. Fro the subitmity and deur of — religion represenicu m the high pri anu the magaificeat choral prayers Of bis assistants to tue beroic resolu. Uon ahd Ligh purpose Of the young prince aud the childuke love and aevol ion of Paina, thence to Lie Mark Vapiey devit-may-carishness of vapageno, tue coarse brutality of Lue Moor, tie Heree, revenyeial Spit of tue Queen of Night, atd tae Obpostle fuel lugs that sway tue three atvendanis of tis tMys terivus lady aad the Lares puwes In the service of Sarasuro, this work of Mozurl presents a pericct Kuleiduscope of character, aud the wusic laciuiuty Teflects euch obase. (he instrumentation is a wou- der aud imarvel tu all mustelaus, and the concerted vocal pieces are CAquisiie in (hele Varieiy, Sparkie and finish, Last nigh the Academy of Music was crowded from parquet to dome wiih one of tue largest sudiences ever assembied wittin its wads. Every scat was sold ai ap early our yesiecday aod guudreds were conipelicd cliucr w stavd during the pelformauce or yo home, ‘the attracuion was the rst appearance of } riot Patti in opera, ‘Lie Queen of Night, Whom she represeated, has but hitt.e need of acting in the two scenes In whieh she appears, apd Lhereiore 1g Adapted 1O Mie. Pai. on tue lirst sceue the fair cautairice surprised Laose who heard ber previously in ver o1rdlike Ward/iussalove, by her impassioned address to (amino, sigualiaed by @ broad, disuinct ana expressive tone and rend)uon or the words. Im tue scene with her daugnter sue dung forth Woe Wouderful siaccato passaues, in ali of which she seems i hvid w pateni, aud a shower of Vocal pearls in the rouiades a bane Ana, Her phenomenal voice seemed to revel amid the labyrinth of orchestration wit winch Mozart ea- velops the passionate moter aud rival of Sarasivo. ‘The eifect on the audience was eiectrt a the ap- plause spoulaneous aud deafenmg Miss raulue Canissa bad the trying part of Van) ) abd Upucid her bign reputavion a3 & ne dole in the most s@usiactory manner, iabcinann sang better than usual, and mis ‘Taio was one of the features of Ue opera. Lut next wo La Diva the greatest success was Uerrmanns ta the nobie Fie OF We Digh priest OF Isis. His iui, deep bass voice was ia lis Lest order, and made iiscil feit like the pedal of a great organ, Mr. Sirakusch d serves much credit ior tae care evinced the opera properiy om the stage. Ybe ol orchestra were admiraole, aud Mr. ‘Theodor made a very e@ilicieat conductor. Patil night in Brooklyn in the saine opera, Sette such a treai been offered 1 any operatic audivace ta Unis country, 3 Firta AVeNUB TigaTRe—"FRou-Faou.”—This delicious bit of domestic drama or comedy, however you may Cail it, came vui Mouday might ia Mr. Daiy'S bijou establishment ina new dress. We #uOW Ob of any other play whicl) Las inuie sacl au Waqualie Hed success as this morceau oi Parisian lie. Mou Gay night tt Was reluroished aud redressea, and tue beauuiul theatre gshoue wih wow bridmaney in the burroundings = wit which the young and iaienied = miauager emvellebed Lt 4 dashing barcarole frou thy peu of the Musical ale Tecior ot the theatre Was sung in tie ited Beene, Miss Amy Ames taking che principal park. Ace lug to WS new setiag “Frou-Frow’? ties been reju- Veuated to such ab eXteut (at 1% Wiust long re. Main, sM Us present postion, ton of sue present year, and one o. the iovelest Digys ever presented to te New Luck publ.’ Musical Notes. Madame Manzocehs, widow ot! ¢ suie theatrical sensa- | mented inaed | tro, appeared for the Arst ‘ume in pubie wfter an ab- | gence of mauy years. at Sicinway Hail, oa Sunday night. She made @ succes of the most unquaiided character; and, to s soprano vaice Of maweh sweel- Dess ana power, ale 4% school Of the pare: Italian oruer, and considoracle dramatic culitva- og. She takes ine place of wer husvand in imatracuen and her long expertenes aad hg tAluments tn music Fender her eraiuentiy qu Tor suce « position. According to a recent letter In Mie poasemsion of Dr. Doremus, Mile. Carsune Nilseow gpaidd by + by MEAL Fall Witaout Lal, 7 YACHTING. Tho Coming Season in Europe—ltemarkae ble Activity of the Yachtmen. {From Bell's Life in London, April 9%] After a juny end dull winter the past tortuight of fine and <uushtay weathor pas started yachimen ito rewmarkavle activity, overhauling and Huiog out tor the now rapidiy approaching season belug the order of ine day. ‘The dxiures of tue Londow efnbs having been published somewhat earlier than usual Jas provadiy been bh use of setting the ravers ‘carly Jogeing.’ and wito an augmentation in numbers of owners to the other—toe cruising case—-yachung miatiers assume quite a brigh’ jook, aud allogetuer augur well an umusu- aly prosperous and briliant seasop, Tue ‘Thames imatenes, inferenvially speaking, wilh receive a fuil qiou Of entrics from the south, snd aa were ia the reverse of @ faillug off in the prow wraiuine, other stations will be doubdess fully repro- Scuted. Yet the provokingly “uard luck! experi. enced jast year by tue Gimara aud Condor wilt probably Geuy tae yachting puvite the opportanity und pieasure of ‘again witnessing Lie watchiess Sui lo4 Of Giese Gue Vesseis—al Jeasy IM tue sou country—miacchiess, uniortunately tue them, 1m more Wesdiogs (Hau Obs Katuer iow Iolegers la tie dieration table Wul Lota: tai season's “dark” Siok, DOW Vessels Of raciug precedsious belay less in uutuber than usual. olson Of Gosport, but!der of the famous Aline. sa -peadid schooner tor Mfc. Ewing, ae + SO¢ Will sd) about the same tonnage as Ule Cumoria. @ud, as largas a) pearauces gO, LOOKS iastaoucd acer a style io neep her with the van la wuy company. 4. Payne, of soutuampton. has launched 4 powerlul looking ufty touuer tor Mr. J. G. Aims, KG. 3. GC. btie was been Hunied Lhe Ma- Tineste, 19 weil turaed out of hand, and hig a vory simare aud raciag ap Hatvucr, of 50 ampion, 2 b. Langer, Ked Gauatlel seuvouer cis a LAUILess: Wvuiel, Gnd mas an Ne ainount of accommodation jor lier touuaye. She is imtendod to sul ta Loe first open uiaten of Ger cluss in tus Thames, bul obviousiy valy in tae event of there velug @ suilcieut muster Of The light weighis to Mdae UP w Tack, Had Which ab present appears ratier doabual, the Queeu aud Sataue.!a vemy ta we other chaunel, and neitier Dudu, oly, Oto rovn, hor Quiver likely W be Otved oul. ‘Tits state of aNaits bs nach to be regrewed, bub tie tour class, UL ODE tae 80 productive Of Clue alld exci tug Consesis, appear bo lave gradually merged ivi auueniy. ‘tue Lgerta, “the queen of the schooners” last seasva, uss beea tauiel up ab Haicuers yard ourag Wiuler. Sue 18 how fitted ous under oriers 0 be aituat on tae iste. The Camuria and beerta wii, beio.e Luc former's match with sapplo, have @ rougi-uy, in order Lo arrive at vie rewave veneit wceiag from ine aiterddon uale tals Wilbur 1a eiluer vesse. Phe Byer vas had tae fore ward dead wood cousicerably dubsed away, Ung iV. B suarper eauahce Leow the Water, aud also Dad tae ducuiar space between the iead acel and gare fiedla With mouidcu lead ahd coppcred has givin, as 1 were. a Laie rise Of Noor irom upwards, The Piaatom, purchased of Mr. ro Ds Pladiny, OF Gliszow, Is waving eral gb Hitcber’s yard. Sue bas dd abd bug her vuWatss cut down Lo wing (MNCOSIONS. Lue Astarte, «fr. ue sume yard, dtung out wit thames, Loe Muriel, Mr. ti. ovel Keel 4 Mab “ies. nlowuy yacits are also (ting out at Sout i—Dream, oosal schuoner: Deeraound (8); Lopsall schuvwer, fying bis, schouue ileraek, sehvoucr; Mayily Schooner; Marfower, cu ter, Mr. A Paynder; Qué-n, cutter.’ Mr. Bird; ‘Ler sichore, cutter; Algetine. cu Ligaie, Curler. wo Wave, sCuvouer, Al Cowes Mr. J. 8. White ianucned ou Saluiday # nobie looking yawl of egbty tons sor W. Bird Esq, (Queca, cut- ter), sie was named tie Blea. The cutter Vanguard, Colonel Verschoyte, has been bauicd up at Vase dul ioe Winer, and ls wow ftciag Thames. Tae Volante, cacer, has been ave her (bumping On Sudduedd just auvuna. only percepuole difter- eice 1 ber appeurance WW @ Sight alveraion of tue auter. ‘The F1ona cuvter, is also Ottag ouc at the wn OVverbaul, aul sie will reappear Wik lashiouavie running bowsprit and compara- uvely upright inasi®, ‘hee aiterativus and more lead bal ast cannot be otier thao au improvement. Al Cowes alarge Mutnber of Vesseia are fling out, and on Aivnday last the Americag schooner Daunt i@s5 Cane Out Oi Liroor und bovg a stretch across tue Solent, alerwards ornging up im tue Koads but on {Lewday she reltraed Ino harper ana unbens sails, Tho Sappho ts yng a! the Medina Docks. We hoor that her Majesty wal ois year give a cup to be cu sed far al Ge Koval Poucbera Yacht Ciao Regarta La Souinuupiou waier, THE BROOKLYN ELFCTION FRAUDS. The trial of Peter bitzpairick and Patrick M:. 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