The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1870, Page 7

THLEGRAPIIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD The French Regicide Conspi- racy Arrests. German Alliance with Napo- leon Against Infailibility. The Irish Land Bill in Parlia- mentary Committee. Murder of an Austrian Diplomat in Russia. ‘Defeat of the Chinese Imperialists in the North. Execution of General Goi- couria in Havana. ‘Great Floods in New South Wales—The War in New Zealand. FRANCE. Couspiracy—Work of the Police. Paris, May 7, 1870. Arrests for complicity in the regictde plot con- ‘tinue, Six members of the International Society of Workmen were apprehended at St. Etienue to- day. The Regicide Repressior-. Panis, May 7, 1870, ‘The issue of the Rappel (‘irreconcilable organ) ‘was again seized to-duy, on account of violution of ‘the preas law. The Reason Wiy. Paris, May 7, 1870, ‘The Journal Ofictel this morning aunounces that the issues of the Avenir National, the Sizcle and the Reveil were seized because of the publication therein of a false proclumation signed *+Louis Bona. parte.” Municipal Quiet. Panis, May 7, 187 ‘The rumors of an outbreak at Lyons yesterday are ‘aot confirmed, An Impencher Lupenched. Pants, May 7, 1870, M. Lermina, who, at a recent pubic meeting, urgel the impeaciment of tu nperor, has been seulenced to two years’ imprisonment and a fine of 10,000 francs, Rom German Opinion of Lnfalibility. LONDON, May 7, 1870, The Prussian Consul at Rome, Herr D. arnhim, has delivered a despatch to Cardinal Antouell, strongly backing the remonstrauce of Napvieon on ‘the infallibitity question. ENGLAND. The Irish Land Bill in Partiawentary come mittee, LONDON, May 7, 1870, In the House of Commons last evening the irish ‘Land bill was discussed in committee until the nour of adjournment. Many amendments were 1n- troduced, debated and rejected. Mr. Palmer's amendment, restricting the app'ication of the Amprovement clause to tenancies created under this bill, provoked an unusually long and inieresting discussion. At length, on divi- sion, the amendment was rejected by filty-nine majority. The clause was thea adopted, The com- mittee rose, progress was reported, and the House, attwoo’clock, adjourne|. Divorce. LONDON, May 7, 1870. The decision in the Mordaunt divorce case —the new questions ralsed—is ready, but will not be de- hivered until the next term of the court, IRELAND. A Defaulter “Held” for Examination. LonpoN, May,7, 1870. Phillips, the alleged defaulter, who was arrested at Queenstown on the arrival of the steamship Idaho from America, on board which steamer he was a@ ‘passenger, has had a preliminary examination and been remanded to await the testimony of Captain ‘Cutting, of te Idano. Captain Cutting’s Death Reported. Lonvon, May 7, 1870, It is reported that Captain Cutting, whose testi- mony 1s required In the case of Phillips, the alleged -Gefaulter at Queenstown, died to-day. Adjourned. Loxpon. May 7—P. M, The American Consul at Cork has procured the further adjournment of the Phillips case until the ar- rival of important witnesses from America. SCOTLAND. Launch of a Steamship—Collision Of the Coast. Lonpon, May 7, 1870. The new steamship Sidonian, for the Anchor line, ‘was successfuily launched at Glasgow to-day. ‘The steamer Earl Elgin sank to-day off Staines, having co!lided with an unknown vessel. The cap- tain, mate and their famities were lost. Only seven of those who were 0a board escaped death. Dr. Simpson’s Death, LONvON, May 7, 1870. The death of Dr. Simpson, of Edinburg, revives the controversy respecting the invention of ehloroform. ik Se AUSTRIA. Negotiations With Central America. VIENNA, May 7, 1870, The commercial treaty with Guatemala has been eatified and signed by the Austrian government. Cabinet Reorganization. VIENNA, May 7, 1870. Herr Petrino has exchanged places with Herr ‘Wiedemann in the Cabinet. The former takes the Portfolio of the Natioual Defeuces and the latter ‘that of Agriculture. RUSSIA. Murder of an Austrian Diplomat. St. Pererssura, May 7, 1870. Prince L, D, Arenberg, an attaché of the Austrian Gegation in this city, was murdered to-day. His mutilated body was found in hts own room his morning. The assassin is uuknowa, GERMANY. American Theatrical! Enterprise, BERLIN, May 7, 1870, Mr. J. Grau hasconciudet an engagement with Madame Marie Nimann Seebach, the German tra- gédienne, She will play one hundred nights in America, com- mencing in New York next September. CUBA. The Cuban General Goiscurin Executed. Havana, May 7, 1870, The steamer Triumfo arrived here last night, bringing the Cuban General Goleoura under & strong guard of naval officers, Golcourla was immediately taken to the jail, where @ “verbal” court martial was assembied for the purpose of trying him. The Court sentenced him to be gar- roted, and he was then placed tn the capiila, At four o'clock this morning he was taken to Principe Fort and at eight o'clock garroted, An immense concourse of persons assempled on the Heights of Principe. The General remained perfectly serene and firm to the last. CHINA. War News from the North. Lonpon, May 7, 1870, Despatches just received state that the defeat of the imperial army at Shansi, in the North of China, which was before reported, is fully confirmed, BELGIUM. ‘The Brassels Turf—Spring Meeting. BRUSSELS, May 7, 1870, ‘The Brussela spring meeting commenced yesterd The Prize de Avenir of 295 francs, for two year olds, 1,100 yards, was won by Pandeur; Westminster second, and Bonne Chance third, The sweepstakes of 8,000 frances, for three year olds, Was won by Carabinier; Scandinave second, Fitzblason third. ‘The Derby Universelle, of 8,750 francs, with 1,000 francs to the second and 600 francs to the third, for three year o'ds, a mile and a half, was won by Fiorian; Byron second, Adonis third. ‘The Prize St. Michel, of 6.500 francs, with 1,400 francs for the secoud and 700 francs for the third, two miles, was won by Barometre; Carabinier sec nd, Carnaval third, ‘The three mile steeple chase for 6,000 franes, 1,500 francs to the seco .d and 690 francs to the laird, Was wou by Maru; Germain second, Magicton third. AUSTRALASIA. Inauguration of Steamship Communication Between Sydney and San FranciscomGreat Floods in New South Wales—Political Cris: in Victoria—Progress of the War in New Zealand—[etirement of the Ei ish Troops. SAN FRANCISCO, May 6, 1870. The stenmer Idaho arnved to-day from Honolulu, bringing the first direct Australian mail, The Idaho connected at Honolulu with the steamer Wonga- wonga, from Syda y, and 1s fuli of passengers. The prospects of the new line are good, The latest ad- vices from Syaney are to the 26th of March and from Auckland to the 4th of April. The Idaho brings 140 passeugers from Australia, nearly all of whom are en route for Engiand, and a very large mail, in charge of Mr. Gersey, Inspector of the Postal Department of New Zealand, and com prismg the mails from New South Wales and New. Zealand. Twenty of the passengers by the Wonga- Wonga rematned at Honolulu, for the reason that the accommodations of the Idalo were insuMfcicnt. ‘Tne North Transportation Company propose having faster steamers on the Honolulu route immediately, and hereafter no inconvenience or delay will occur. The Wonga-Wonga 1s to be followed by the City of Adelaide, and the City of Melbourne, which have been chartered by Mr. Hall, who was ‘ormerly United States Consul at Sydney, and who has obtained a subsidy from the New Zealand government. NEW SOUTH WALES. Great floods had prevailed on the eastern coast of Australia, causing immense destruction of pro: perty and the loss of many lives. The gales had been very heavy and numerous shipwrecks had been re- ported. The ship Martha Ridout, for Callfornia, had re- turned, leaktig badly. Police Magistrate Faucett had been committed for killing a drunken man. The estate of the Hon, John Robertson, late Pre- mer, had been sequestrated, His ltavilities amounted to $1,250,000. The pol.tical affairs of New South Wales were un- important. The Legislature was in segsion. Exchange on London, 1!¢ per cent premium; on New York, 14% per cent premium. Kerosene, 56 cen.s. Tobacco firmer and advancing. VICTORIA. A political crisis prevailed in Victoria. Minister McPherson had been twice defeatea during one day, and it was thought certain that he would resign. Mr. McCullouch, the ex-Premter of Victoria, nad been knighted. The ship Eliza, from Quebec, was burned tn Hob- son's Bay on the Ist of March. Her crew were res. ued, Bi is had been tendered and accepted for the con- struction of an additional fifty-six miles of the gov- ernment railroad for $1,465,000. Rovert G aistone, a nephew of the English Pre- mier, had been killed by a fall from a hore. The Victoria Legisiai‘ure had voted a pension of £1,000 yearly to the widow of ex-Gov rnor Darling. ‘Trade throughout Victoria had been very quiet. Kerosene, 52c. a 54c. Tobacco steady. The ship Agra had arrived from New York. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. The general elections were progressing. A portion of the government surveying party had returned to Adelaide from Carpentaria, and bad made a favorable report of their lavors. QUEENSLAND, The construction of a telegraph line through Queensiand to connect with the Singapore cable woukl be immediately commenced. The sugar and cotton crops in Queensland had been sex.ously damaged by heavy floods. NEW ZEALAND. The war in New Zealand was dragging slowly. ‘The rebet chier Tekoati had succeeded tn eluding his pursuers anu retreated to fastnesses in the Uri- mera country. The government had retained the services of the friendly natives of New Zealana to continue the pursuit. Alloi the Bngiish soldiers had been withdrawn from New Zealand, id goid yield continued good throughout the colony. The following intelligence 1s published in the Auckland papers of April 2:—Major Ropata atiacked Maractipa aud captured it after one hour's e gage- meut. ‘ihe garvison were taken prisovers by the Major. Nineteen of the enemy were ki.led and three hundred capiured, The balance escaped, THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Heavy Ralne | ie pha Tetauideovareh cuakes in the Hilo District—Volcano of Killanen is Active Eruption, SAN Francisco, May 7, 1870, The Idaho, from Honoluio, brings Itttle news of importance from the Hawatian Islands. An unusual amount of rain had fallen in the Hilo district, Queen Emma visited the United States sloop-of- war Jamestown, and received a special salute. Several shocks of earthquake had occurred in the district of Hilo, and one shock was the severest that had been felt since the great convulsion of two years aso. The volcano of Killauea ts quite active, The Great South Lake had overflown, filing the de- pression caused by the eartiquake of 1968, The Anzcrian frigate Donan completed her re- pairs anc saijed for South America last month. The ship Goiden Fleece had touched at Honolulu en route for Hong Kong. The Gentvo sailed for Baker’s Island April 9. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpos MONRY Manger, P. M. the acco LONDON, May 7—2 Yonsols closed at 94 for money and 94% for American securit.es quiet; Untied States five-tweniy bonds, 1562, 88%; 1365, old, 88; 1867, 90; len-forties, 85%. Stocks closed quiet; Erie Railway shares, 1544; luunois Centrals, 112; Atlantic and Great Western, 28. Paris Bours) Paris, May 7%.—Bourse closed firm, Rentes, 74f. 620, FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, May 7.—United States five-twenty bonds opened firm at 95 a 0544 for the issue of 1862. LiverPoon Corron MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, May 7—2P.M.—The cotton market closed steady; mid- dling uplands, 10%d,; middling Orleans, 114d. a lid. ‘Phe sales of the day have been 10,000 bales, of which 1,500 were iaken for export and speculation, Havre Corron MARKET.—HavRe, May 7—Kven- ing.—Cott n closes quiet and steady for both spot and afloat. Prices are unchinged. LiverroolL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, May 7—2 P. M.—Corn, 293, 61. per quarter for new mixed Western. LIVERPOOL PROVISTONS MARKET,—LIvERPOOL, May 30 P. M.—Pork 102s, per bbl for Eastern prime mess. Liverroou: Propvck MARKET.—Liverroor, May 7~2:30 P. M.—Reiined petroleum 1s. 64d. per LONDON Propucé MAR&ET.—LONDON, iy. Time Linseed oll £82 58. per ton, American hops £4 53. a gallon. Linseed oii drm. £6 per ton, according to quality, PETROLEUM MARKKT.—ANTWERP, May 7.—Petro- Teum closed firm at 63946 Tye 2Usede 5 THE PACIFIC COAST. The Wenther San FranciscomReported Burning of the Ship Eli Whituey Denvied= Hoarding of Money in the TreasurtesNew Mexico M Lotelligeace, Say FRANCISCO, May 6, 1870, Yes‘erday and last night the weather was unusu- ally warm. The thermometer indicated eighty-two degrees yesterday, and to-day the weather has been hot throughout the agricultural region, with the thermometer ranging {rom ninety to ninety-elght degrees, The reported wreck of the ship Eu Whitney at Ta- hitl is incorrect, A fre was discovered on board the ship but it was extingutshed with slight damage to the vessel. The entire cargo of 1,000,000 oranges was ruined and thrown overboard, The vessel was undoubtedly set on fire, aud the whole crew were arrested on suspicion, There are over $11,000,000 in the city, Siate and Federal treasuries here, and as money 1s very tight, the withioiding of such large amounts from civcula- Uon Is the subject of much complaint. In the billtard tournament, the fourth game be- tween Terri and Kyding was won by the former in ninety-nine innings; the filth game between MeCleery and Mott was won by the former in tfty-elght tie nings, making the best average thus far, Weir's furn tare macu actory ou Hays street, near Polk street, was burned lust night. Lhe loss 18 about $100,000, It was the mostextensive manulactory of the kind on che Pa. tie coast, The ste,mer Ajax 1s up for Honolulu, to sail May 10, to con secb With ihe steamer City of Melbourne, for Austialla, The Mexican residents of this city yesterday cele- brated the “Cmeo de ae thé anniversary of the deicat of the French at Pygto. In consequence of the fficrease of overland travel there willbe two Pullman trains each week here- after, ‘The Mill Creek Indians have murdered Captain FH, A. Good near his residence im Tehama county, ti this: State. His body was riddied with bullets. ‘The intelligence from New Mexico states that peo- ple are flocking in from all directions, Shatis are being sunk on the ditfevent jedges and whe rock n- proves in quality. In some piaces they find almost pure metal, and ledges have been strack of extraor- dinary width, ‘There are no tndications of trouble from the Indians. A company of regular troops is stationed in the miniug district, Arizona advices have been received. Smallpox had broken ont in Arizona City. Numerous Inaian outrages uad been commited m the vicinity of Pres+ cou, The mining news was favorable, DOMINION OF CANADA. Protection of the Fishcrice—Sritish Naval Force Ordered to the Canadian Waters. Orrawa, May 7, 1870, The Governor General communicated to the House of Commons last evening the following despaten received by lim from the Secretary of State for the Colontes:—~ Downrno SrrRer, April 19, 1870. Sru—With reference to. previous corresponsonce with re- spect to the protection of Canadian duheries, I hi to iuform you that the Board of Aumiralty Quctted to send to Canadian waters a force sufllcl tect Canadian fishermen and maintain order. GRANVILLE. pte the Governor General, Right Hom, Bir Joun YouNa, SOUTH CAROLINA. Arrest of u Treasury Cierk for Counterfeiting State Securities, CHARLESTON, May 7, 1870, W. W. Sampson, Chief Clerk of the State Treasury Department st Columbia, was yesterday arrested for counterfelting State funding coupons in connection with D. Metealf, who had the counterfeiting done in Aubura, N. Y. Sampson pleads gutlty, and Met- calf has been arresied in New York. N ties are implica ed in the transaction, The parues have been secured and the coupons destroyed, hone having gone vn the market. MISSISSIPPI. Cenfirmation of the Governor's Appointment. to the Supreme Bench—A Civil Rights Bill Introduced in the State Senate—Tareatened Split in the Republican Party in the State. JACKSON, May 7, 1870. ‘The Senate to-day confirmed the appointments by the Governor of the Sapreme Bench judges—Sim- rall, Peyton and Tarbell, The appointment of Judge Stinvail is generally approved. He is an old resident, was & member of the Legislature in 1865, and op- posed to the fourteenth amendment, and opposed to the adoption of the constitution of 1869, ana went to Washington, in company with A. G. Brown, Judge Watson and others, to protest against forcing the same on the people. Judge Peyton is an old resident; espoused the radical cause in tts infancy, and has been a steady adherent; was appointed to the Supreme Benedi under the military ruie by General Ord, and hassncebeen retamed. Judge Tarbeli was a bri- gad.er general in the United fes army, 18 from New York, was secretary oi the Republican Execu- tive Committee of ti.8 State, and gured prominently before the Reconstruct.on Committee, but is, noi- Withstanding, unpopular wilh the extreme faction of the republican party. Allof the court bills were passed. Nominations will be made next week lor the cireuit and chancery courts, & Super.ntendent aud board of tras.ees for the lunatic asyluin. The Senate confirmed all tne nominattons of Southern men. Many efforts bave been made to insert clauses in various bills for ch: tering scuvois, hotels and raliroa is, to guaraniee equai accommodations without regard to color, All such amendmen.s ave been defeated, A biil was Introduced tn the Senate to-day to pro- tect all persons iu their crvil and pubiic rights, The repavlican parry are divided; the Alcorn or home repubicans forming one branch and those de- signuted the carpet baggers the other. The divi- sion 18 exhibited in the contest for the public yrinting, Alcorn and hts party op- posing the Puot. the organ of the pariy, which is edited by a Noritiern man. The public Dinting was given to the Pilot two montis ago, but owing to an inlorimality in the clecdon, it is declared een yy the Governor. A second election has not beef had. A bill was introduced to-day to protect citizens in all their civil and public ri; COLORADO. Colorado {ndians Peacenbly Disposed—False Reports of Raids ou Kailroud Stations. DENVER, May 6, 1870. The accounts of Indian outrages on the Kansas Pacific Railroad and elsewhere in Colorado are en- trely groundless. There have beea no Indian troubles in this Territory during the past year, aud Governor Mcvook 1s contident that none need be an- Ucipated within the luuts of Colorado, The Beston, Hartford and Erie Railroud— Kire in Boston Harbor. Bosron, May 7, 1870. Reports on the application of the Boston, Hartfora and Erie Railroad for State ald are expected from the committee on Monday, one signed fy eight mem- bers recommending, and the other by three of tice committee opposing, the grautiny of State aid. ‘The citizens of Cohasset ceiebrated the centennial anniversary of their town to-day by & procession, dinner, levee and an oration by Collector Russell. Governor Ciafin, Lieuteuane Governor ‘Tucker aud oiher notables partleipated. Avout seven o'clock this evening the bark Clotilde, ly.ng im the harbor with @ miscellaneous carzo and ready to sail for Cienfuegos on Monday, caugnt tire Inher iorward hold among some hay and other combustible material. The fre was extinguished by her crew and the oilicers and crew of the govern, ment tug Hawmitn, which weot to her assistance ‘The Loss 18 about $3,000 and is covered by insurance’ ~~ TLLINOIS. The Woman Suffrage Question Extinguished iu the Prairie StateLynching in Patuam County. pcpdh OnICAGo, May 7, 1870, The question of woman sulirage is not to be sub- mitted to the people of Illinois, the Constitutional Convention having reconsidered its action in this respect. It is clatmed that this retrograde action Is allowing to @ lecture delivered by Mrs. Wheaton, of Kalamazoo, Mich., against woman suffrage, m Springfield, some two weeks since. The Couveauiou will probably adjourn sine die next week. Jacob Greenbaum, Sr., an old ead prominent German citizen of Chicago, died yesterday. ‘The Grand Jury of the Recorder's Court nas called the atteation of the authorities to the loose aud careless manner in which public buildings and dwel- linus are belug erected tn this city, aad suggest thi building inspectors should be appointed Who-e duwy it shotid be to see that every building erected shail have @ proper foundation and sa) port, and compel the builder to take down the building if n: cessar; and the inspectors should ve held responsivie for the safety of ail bul dings so erected in the city. Joseph C, Ramsay having been forcibly taken from the custo ly of a constable m Putnam county, Tilinois, Avett 16, by certain lawless persons and murdered by hanging, Governor Palner hus t-sucd @ prociamauion calling upon public otticers and all good mu to exert themselves to detect and brin to justice the persons coucerned in said act, and of- fering $1,000 reward for the apprekension aud con- viction of sugh persons. UERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 8, i870 weer WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, May 7, 1870, Weekly Curreucy Statewen ‘The receipts of fractional currency for the week ending to day amount to $39,000, The shipments to national banks, depositories, &c., were #1,810,059, ‘The Treasurer holdsin trust as security tor national bank circulation $342,273,560, and for public depos- its $16,510,000, Mutllated bank notes burned during the week, $202,000, Total amount burned, $28,027,446. Bank currency tssued for bills destroyed during the week, $291,170. Total amount issued therefor, $22,799,225. Balance due for mutilated bills, $228,221. Circulation outstanding at tis da‘e, $299,543,633 Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the week, $621,100, Internal Revenue Receipts, Internal revenue receipts to-day, $697,650, Recetpts for the month, $5,801,146, For the year, $141,498, 048, Customs receipts to-day, $700,000, Return of a Coneressional Plensure Party. ‘This morning @ party of about 150 Senators and Representatives started on a pleasure trip over the Luodon and Hampshire Railroad to Hamilton, ‘Va. Many ladies accompanied them, They returned this evening. ‘The Grand Army of the Republic. At the meeting of the representatives of the various posts of the Grand Army of the Repubile, to be held here on Wednesday next, an animated time 1s expected, The object of the meeting is the election ofa commander-in-chief of the organization for the ensuing year. General John A. Logan is the prevent commander, and, tt is understood, is again a candi- date, General H, A, Barnum, New Uork, 1s now here, Jooking after his chances, The other prominent asp! rants are General Pleasanton and General J, G, Waw- ley, of Connecticut, Personal. P. H. Jones, Postmaster of New York city, who has been here for several days, returned home to-night, ‘The object of his visit was to consult with the Post- master General ta regard to the mail carrier system, which is still considered very unsatisfactory. The efforts of the Department are industriously direcwd to the promotion of tie eflciency of this corps. Commitment of the Lime Reck Bunk Robbers, RockLand, May 7, 1870. Charles Height, Langdon W. Morse, Joshua Daniels and Aléen Litehield were arraigned this afternoon before the Police Court, charged with the Lime Rock bank robbery. All foar waived an ex- amination, and were ordered to give bail in the sum Of $25,000 each for appearance at the Septeraber teria of the Supertor Judicial Court. ht, Morse and Daniels were ordered to be committed in de- fault of ball, Litchfield has not yet given ball. = THE MACE-ALLEN Excitement in New Orleans Over the Ape proaching Fight—Allea in Fine Condition— Great Odds in Favor of Mace. PRIZE FiGHt. The ex ent increases as the time approaches for the Mace and Alien fight. One hundred to seventy-five has been staked in some instances on Mace; but the Allen party now want two to one. Allen reached here this aiternoon in fine condition Mace will be here to-morrow, As everybody is Anxious to witness the great encounter no magiste- terial interference need be apprehended, Allen will spar with Coburn at the Circus to-morrow night, THE EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLY'. Important Order From the Police Commis- sioners-The Law to be Rigidly Enforced. The Brooklyn Police Commissioners 1ssued their first general order yesterday. It relates to the Ex- eise law, Which they desire to have strictly enforced, calling upon the police captains to direct the men in their commands to arrest all persons round violat- ing the taw, 16 is as follow: Orriok Carey oF Poxtcr, BROOKLYN, May 7, 1570. GRNERAL ORDER NO, 1. recinet. tion 1s called to the following sections of the Ex- sed April 11, 1670, viz. :—Section five, ebapter I t censes granted yas in this act provided shalt authorize any person or persons to expose for sale or nell oF give away of dispose of any atrong apirituos liquors, wines Ble or beer on any day between the hours of one and five o'clock in the morning, and ail places licensed as aforesaid shall be closed and kept closed between the hours afor 628, pasued April 16, 1837, and. re-e tavern, hotel keeper or all eell ‘or give away any on Sunday. Whoever shall offend of this section shail be guilty of misdemeanor, and, on conviction, be impris- oned in the ‘county workhouse or penitentiary pot more than twemy days. The Commissioners of “Police of the city of Brooklyn, having by resolution directed the enforcement of the above sections of the Excise law, you will direct the members of your command to caforce aid sections, in compliance with section 16, chapter 628, passed April 16, 1467, and re-enacted April 11, 1837, to w “It shall be the duly of every sheriil, under sheriff, deputy rn rift constable, marshal, policeman oF police oflicer to arrest found actually engaged in the commission of jation of this act, and forthwith to carry ra 10 provision 8 ‘ce at twelve, midnight, 7th inst. JOHN S. FOLK, Chief of Police, This order was sent to the captain of each precinct and will be strictly enforced, THE RICHMOND DISASTER FUND. The committee appotuted by the Chamber of Com- merce to solicit subscriptions for the sufferers by the late calamity at Richmond acknowledge receipt of the following sums, viz.:-— Phelps, Dodge & Co, George Opdyce & C A. A. Low & Bros. Arnold, Sturges & Henry Chews... 8. B. Chittenden & Co. John Caswell & Co. Charles H. Marshall, Harry M. Taber. F. A. Conkling. Henry Weston. Walter 8. Gril it. MARSITALL, Further subscriptions may be sens to Henry Clews, Treasurer, or to any member of the sub- Joined committee: — George Opdyke, chairman; William E. Dodge, S. B. Chittenden, Josiah O. Low, J. S. T. Stranatan, Marshall O. Roberts, Henry M. Taber, H. B. Clafin, F. 5. Lathrop, f, A. Conkling, John J. Cisco, George Cabot Ward and Jackson 8, Schultz. HENRY CHARLI SEMOUS AFFRAY IN NEWARK. Hetween five and six o'clock yesterday afiernoon quite a serious affray took pli in Reilly’s sheep-skin dressing factory, on New York ave- nue, Newark, between several of the work- men, Whereby one man narrowly escaped beng murdered in @ rather singular way. It seems the men had been “cracking jokes’ a part of the afternoou. One of them (John Reiley) took umbrage at some remark that had been made regarding his predilection for the new clerical drink (gin and milk) and waxed exceeding wroth. His temper, as aleged, got the best of his reason, and, seizing a fellow workman named Johu Mortua by the nape of the neck, he hurled him body into @ large steeping vat. But for the timely interposition of the other workmen Morton would have been stranguiated by his assailant, who forcibly held him un- der waer unt dragged away by yuper.or force. Morton was putied out in a state of extreme exhaustion, On his recovery he proceeded, his clothes dr.pping wet, to the station house to optain a warrant for the arrest of Relley. The magistrate happened to be absent, however, DARING BURGLARY AT UNION HILL, N. J. At an early hour yesterday moruing a gang of rob- ers smashed open the entrace to the dry goods store of Mr. John M. Kalthotf, on Union street, near k avenue, and made away with $600 worth ot goods. There was no podceman ai hand, and the thieves escaped. BLASTING ACCIDENT IN HOBOKEN. On Friday afternoon, while men were blasting xotks on Washington street, near Sixth, a nuge Splice of stone smashed the sign board and knocked three bricks from the wail of honse No, 210. One of the occupants had just passed from the scene of the accident, and escaped serious injury. THE RICHMOND COUNTY POLICE COMMISSIDNERS, The following gentlemen have been appointed Police Commissioners of Richmond county:—Garret | ©. Wright, of the village of Port Richmond, Staten | Island, three years; William ©. DeNyse, Edgewacer, + Staten Istand, two years; Abranam U, Wood, New « Brig Od, Staten Islaad, one year, TRIPLE SHER. AMUSEMENTS. ‘TH Last PHILHARMONIC CONCERT,—The Academy of Music was crowded, as usual, last night, as the numerous friends of the Philnarmonic Soctety thronged to hear thetr last musical essay tuls season, The programme was varied enough, but not, as @ general thing, up to the required standard of merit, Beethoven fur ished an overture and part of @ plano coneerto (No. 4 “Fidelto’? and the first movemont of Opus 68 in G), Schumann was represented by one of hs loveliest symphonies (No. 21m O, Opus 61). Wagner gave the finale to his “Melistersanger.”? Gade indulged tu reminiscences of “Ossian” In the form of an overture, and that terrible pest of all musicians, Ltszt, came in with @ chorus from his oratori “Die Heilige Elisabeth." The symphony i rich to excess in ideas and varied treatment, aud has been played before by the society a few years ago. Mr. Bergmann in it seemed not to have suMiclent consideration for his devoted followers for the tempo in the scherzo and iinale was something terribie. An army of Paganims could not do justice to the fmmensely dimeult string passages tn both those movemouts at tie rate in which they were driven, and some parts of the seherzo were merely @ scramble among the vio- Iins, Miss Mehlig played the concerto with ber usual delicacy, finish and spirituele expression, and gave the Interpojated cadenze by Hans von Bulow with spirit and compleieness, This cadenza is a truly great work, and a long one, too, for the oeceasion, exiending over — eight pages of manuscript, but it has as much relorence to the concerto as the Wedding Mareh from “Midsummer Night's Dream’? would have in the Heroic Symphony. We are willing to absolve Wagner from many of bis cipital sins against music, on account of the magnificent finale he gave last night, It was sung by the Arion Scciety (mixed chorus), with tenor and baritone solos by Messrs. Candidus and Reminertz, e BLyle, instrumentation, coloring and effects are entire! those of “Lohengrin.” ‘Ihe solos were beyond tb powers of the two gentemen to whom they were entrusted, lying wholly in the upper regiaters of both voices and calling forth str.dent eforts whlch few voices aro capabie of sustaming. ‘there were many palpame breaks in the render- ing last night. The instrumentation, especially in the episodial passage characierized by the true Wagnel ‘mi Re- miniscences of Weber came in oce.stonally. des: work is rather fragmentary, bat goud taroughout, The Danish composer has jew equals in Barope at the present day, and he is & masterly in- lerpreter of any subject. If anything could surpass in pure muscat insanity ihe Dante symphony of Liszt ih woul be the salection from his oratorio played and sung last might. Ip is the Veriest nonsense that ever entered the human mind on the score of music. Commenctug with a sore of introductory breakdown for the tromboues it wanders, bellows, strides aud indulges tn the most extraordinary pranks, 31, Elizabeth of Hungary must have been @ martyr of the iirst Water, iT she suffered one-half of what the audtiors of her musical biogra- hy endure wheuev.r tuey are coulpelled to listen to i. The lastnotes of the dying swan are said to be the sweetest, So ii was with the fuale of the last concert of the Philharmon Soetety. Beethoven’s overture is the of the four he wrote under — the name — of “Fidetio” or “Leonora,” being more spontaneously melodious and addres-ing itself io every capa- ble of apprectating music, Now that the soc! has cl sed its labors for the seasun, a few words of ad- vice would not be lvappropriate. Let them pay more attention to their programmes and have nothing but first class music on them, Liszt should be entirely thrown overboard, with the sole exception of his ‘Preludes.’ careful in their seleotton of solow doors against mere amateurs, Su ists as Mills, Mehliz and Ole Bull, and such yor as Parepa aud Keilogy, are always welcome to the pudlic, but amateurs shout be compelied to seek other occasions to display their crateness. Again, Wheuever there is occasion for choral singing, let as have some of Meyerbeer's or Weber's operatic Jinales, or even nose of tie Italian masters, and let the choruses be properly placed, so that they may not be overpowered by the orchestra, Las! we decidedly object to the prograinmes furmened to the audience, They explain nothing, aud treat of great works as if everybody understood all about them. Even the minstrela and burlesque thea- trea do more to satisfy their patrous. Let h progromine — hat a condensed jon of each work, s0 that the e can Know What they are Lstening to. They do these things better in re. Tue society has prospered to an unexpected extent under the presidency of Dr. Doremus, and to him 1m parucular their thanks are due tor much of the Dnancial success of the past season, ‘TAMMANY.—The varied attractions at this popular Place of amusement continue to draw large and de- lighted audiences, Last night there was a full house and the numerous favorites were all well re- ceived and heartily encored., Great things are promised for the coming week. Among other nov Hes the famous Kiraliy troupe of dancers, who: performances in this city a short tume since at- tracted much attention, will commence a brief son on Mouday. Tamimiany is growing tn popol: owing, no doubt, to the constant changes ln tle pro- gramme and the quality of the entertalament served up. BROKEN HEAQS. Charles Kratz, who is charged with striking Pauy Gardner on the head with a tumbler, fracturing his skull, during an altercation in the Ashburton Hotel, corner of Forty-second street and Sixti avenue, or Friday afiernoon, was arraigned vefore Jus, tice Shandley at Jefferson Market yesterday morn” ning by officer Buddtugton, of the Twenty-ninth pre- einct, who made a formal complaint against the prisoner on behalf of the injured man, @ justice committed him to await the result of juries, 4 certificate haviog beenreceived trom police Surgeon Ranney stating that Gardner was too severely injured to leave his residence at present, On Friday afternoon an altercation took place tn Amity street, between Michael Meckler and Charles Golden, during which the latter dealt Meckier a blow over the head with a bottle, trac turing his skull A cerdticate received from the attending physician stated that the injured inan had “received @ very seveie wound of the scalp, through all the tissues of the skull, a plece of whic was broxen out.’ His condition was tavorable to terday Morning, On complaint of officer Firteenth precinct, who arrested the prisoner, he was commitced to await the result of Merkier’s injuries. RAILROAD SLAUGHTER, Coroner Kolitus yesterday examined several wit- nesses in the case of James Boyle, the man who was Killed in Tenth avenue, near Fifteenth street, a few evenings since by being run over by a freight train of cars belonging to the Hud- son River Katlroad Company, as heretofore veported in the HkRALD Deceased had been riding on the train and was tn the of jump- ing off, wien he fell on the track before the wheel, Which ‘passed over his neck, severmg the head trom the body. One of the witnesses, Who saw deceased on the cars, thoughé him to have been parttaily in- toxicated. “Deceased was a single man, thiriy years of age, a native of Ireland, and boarded on the cor- ner of Teuth avenue and Eighteeuth sirect. YOUTHFUL DEPAAVITY WW JERSEY. ciTY. Three lads, named James Sherry, John Relily and Jacob Ring, each about fourteen years old, were brought before Judge Martindale, in Jersey City, yesterday, on the charge of stealing a brass journal box from the shop of the New Jersey Railroad. The article was found in the possession of one of the lady. Ring, who is a short, sallow-complexioned, brazen-faced yong vagabond, is in the habit of sleeping out at nigut, is the head of a gang ot young street rowdles, and has been in the custody of the olice several’ umes. When arrested by officer Pynen yesterday he walked along quite inde- pendently, and, so far from showing uny fears about the matter, he smiled and conversed with a most inexplicable coolness and indifference. He was chewing tobacco along the way, and swung bis arms like any full blown rowdy, The young scamps were held tor exammation, SAD DROWNING A boy named John Costar, seven years old, acci- dentally teil from the New Jersey railroad wharf, in Jersey City, Into the river yesterday morning. A colored boy named Jones and some other lads wit- nessed the accident, but no attempt was mare to save Costar till a bold, plucky boy named James Forbes, hearing the shouts of tie other boys, ran up, and throwing off bis coat plunged in, He held up the drowning boy for some tiuie, ull at last he was: obliged to release his hold in order to save him At this juncture a man belonging a canal boat came up and took both up. Costar was stil bi ing, and no effort was made to resuscitate him, When a doctor arrived ne wes deal. ee GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF A \OMPEDO BOAT. A torpedo boat, of curious shape and singular con- struction, built during War ,limes, at Mystic, Conn., and afterwards improved at the Morgan Works, New York, and which was owned, it ts said, by General N. N. Halstead, General “Pev? Halstead, both of New Jersey, and the Rey, Dr. Stepuen H. Tyng, of New York, aouil recendy lying ona wharf in New ark, has been purchased aud taken away by the goy- ernment, It is said to be worth about $100,000, GENERAL BUTLER BANQUETTED, A banquet was given last evening at Deimonico’s to General Benjamin F. Butler by the Hon, Richard Schell, The guests included a number of geutie- men distinguished in the worlds @ finance: and prlitics. Numerous toasts were propo.ed spouded to by Gegeral Buller and OMT, much property was destroyed, men were employed in the woods watchng and fightin; angun| greater extent than iu many ye irs previous, and the losses Will amount to many thousands, possibly Lun o~ of thousands, of dollars, For many days thick clouds and clung slong the mouutain side, night the long line: Titles presente that these fires are Kindied every spring by parties interes.ed in the huckeberry crop, wuo take Unis means of furnishes ardner’s in- und re | 7 FIRES IN THE SHAWANGUK MOUNTAINS. During nearly all the past week exceedingly der structive fires raged in the forests of the Shawan- gunk range, in Ulster and Orange counties, Near Kilenviile, Ulster county, the damage was very ex- tensive. ‘Thousands of acres have been burned over, and young timber, cordw.od, fences, ratiroad ties, houses, barns, &¢., to ® large amount destroyed, At one time, from tne Village named, were seea fires raging at twenty- ore different points tu the mountains, One of these fires was persistently f by @ compan’ men wha turned out tor ng Cah OS ceases over the f mb r lands of six of the property owners, completely destroying the tree, woodpites, ‘ences, o., which It met in its devouring path. ec 1088 Of & single one of tie oweers is estimated at $1,800. Another owner lost 160 is of cut wood, besides all his growing timber, At one Ume i. wus feared That the village itsel/ Would be destroyed, so bear bo it did the raging element approach, Bnt by the efforts of the popula.ion the progress of the tre in the direction of their villase was arrested. At Drowned Lands, Greenfield, Briggsville and Oak Ridge, localities situated a few mites trom Ellenville, Large numbers of the fives day and night. Lu short the shaw- region has been devastated by these fire. tow of smoke hovered over the vailey while by sof flame stretching away for a most sublime speccacte, It 1s said romoting the growth of the berry that Bom @ profitable Livithood. FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE, At Mollyaville, in the suburbs of Cold Spring, om Friday evening the dwellings of Malcolm Evans and M. McKeel were totally destroyed by fire, and the infant son of Mr. Evans perished in the flames, Mra. Evans had left the child with Mra. McKeel, wiille she did an errand ab a nelgh- bors, A pot of tar wiich Mrs. Me! was boiling overflowed during her temporary ab- sence and set the house on fire. ‘The aed giand. mother of the infant was also Lorrib y burned and bs past hope of recovery, Four familt 8 have lost all they bad in the world by this catastrophe. Search was made in tie ruins yesterday for the sematus of the child, but only a portion of the backbone was recovered, “TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. The steam boller ina factory at Smith's Falls, Canada, e: ploded yesterday, destroying the building and killing one workman and severely injuring another. A tornado passed over Council BluMs, Iowa, yesterday, destroying property to the vaius of $30,000, A newclure by just compieted at a cost of $15,000, was entirely demolished, General Sheridan and staff arrived at Cheyenne yesterday, en route for tne far West. He was enthusiasiically received by an iminense crowd of oltizens. MecNet! Seymour, a distinzntshed citfzen, !awyer and politi clan of Mount Morris, Livingston county, N. ¥., died yester- day morning. Atthe Southern Baptist Convention in Lontsvilie, Ky., esterday, it was decided not to unite with Northern’ aocle- les at the’ preseut time, doubting the benefit to arise from such union. Bustness was generally sspended tn Memphis, Tenn., yess day, in consequence of the commemoration veremont which were attended by fully 10,000 soidi rv and citizens, The corner stone of a monument to Confederate was laid with appropriate ceremonies, and an oration deliv- ered by Genera! Bate. A New CaNnpipare.—The Germantown Telegraph prings ont the name of Colonet Joba W. Forney as the next republican cand.date for Governor, It was cruel in the Telegraph to bring Porney out’ so early as lo be sure to wear bim out betore the ume Ww nominate.— Williamsport (Pa.j Bulletin, May , hur Powders Invige= ify the blood. earhily dissolve in water or in the stomach, whe: unite with the digested food and enter with itinte the formation of new blood. ‘the iroa, by ite magnetic attraction, retains the vital or life giving forces im the cireu'ation, strengthening the aystem generally he combined sulphur couverts the foul and acrid secretions of the body and blood into pases, which are ejected through the the pores of the body and vkin by the tncrersed energy and strength of the circulation, Dyspeptics nd immediaie re- Uef from the action of these posders upon the Hyer and spleen and thelr secretions. For scrofula, salt rheam, ulcers, sores or any eraption of ‘the body or skia their curative effects are toayical. Sold by drugsiate, One package « twelve powders, $1: three foney seat at our risk, enwich street, New York, rey 2b. Mailed tree. bi! iit RUCKEL, 218 e truth; tf he speaks 8 1 Many were the books writt upba this wonderful probiem. A re- uryaippas, favored the world with no it fe said Philelus studied bimself to death in his vain edforta to solve itt Yet we moderas have a problem intensely more interesting, and as diflientt of solution. We have in our midst one, whore lying effrontery is #0 no torlous and continuous, that the generally pied con sion ts, that be bi: din lying himself into the vel that his lies, prowulgates for the purpore of deceiving the puvile, havo ‘really deceived pimsslit| Tue are so o(t re: poated—perastingly continued, and without seeming fear of Contradiction, that the wil having guiled others, tinally be- Neves he has succeeded in culling limeelt into the belief that his lies, are not lies, but what they seem, traths ! Here’ then, ia our inodera problem. —If a man succeeds in lying himself foto a belief in his ow Hes—doea he, in lying, believe, or believes he in Lyin’ Tis not our desire, or ambition, that any of our modern philosophers shall du themselves unto death, in their efforts to folve this problem—stlll, we should be pleased to hear (rom them. When this “LIVING LIE” says that Restorer America stains the skin or finest linen cambeic, be les, and ties be- gauge in the lying, he thinks he advauces hia—LYING TO VE! When this two-bottled imp says his preparation does not atain the #kin, he lies from the force of baoit—and this bane underlies his lying superstructure! We will cheerfuily pay tive dollars In gold to any person, who after using Restorer America, can prove that tt stulm the akin or Guest hoen eambri To be had of druggists, hair and fancy goods dealers throughout the United States, Prepared by Dp. 1. J. O'BRIEN, ‘Chesntst to the Restorer America Hoard of Works, office 202 East Thirtieth street. ‘Tho Best Place To Buy Your Hats is of ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, 118 Nassau street. A Good All Wool Business Suit, $14, at BROKAW BROTHERS, Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union, —Herring’s Patent CHAMPION SAFES. 251 Broadway, coruer Murray street. A.—Espenschel@s Spring Levee.—In All His experience af a hatter, be has never had the pleasure of see- jong auch troops of frlenis a® now pour {nto bia store. For tunately he has HATS enough and various styles enough to satinfy them ail. YESPENSOREID, Manafacturer, 118 Nassau streat, A.—For a Stylish and Elegant Hat DOUGAN'S, 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann street, A Luxury.—Dr. Jobnson’s Delights Tooth Powder iasold by all druggi At Gold Prices.—The Largest Assertmont in oota aud Shoes, for Ladies, Gentiemen and Chi dren, at E. A. Brooks’. This is the larzest honve in the city. U75 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. Great reduction. Boiled Shoes baif price, Slime of the River Nile Is Not More odorous than the thick sediment of the batr coloring preparations sold In darkened bottles. Per “hy PUALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE WAIRS the only article that will renew the natural color of gray hair, has no sediment and is perfectly transparent. Bargains—Bargaius— DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ANS, OPERA S34, te A GLASSE: fine Gold Watches, line gold ‘Watch, Rarrings and Pins, Hracelcta, Lockets, Buttous, Studs, Collar Bat T am now sellin Chains, tine gold Necklaces, Seal tons, Ae. at Diamond Rings as low as #25, $30 and $ 4 Studs 430, 40 and $60 w set; Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Napkin Binge 0 wHoLESAL Engtish and ti neh Jet Jewelry, theft the tsual prices. , “Jools nent by express to all parts of tho United States to be opened for examination and selection. GEOR ©. 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