The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1870, Page 7

“The headquarters of the Governor will be at TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM i ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Napoleon to Expound’ the French ‘ Plebiscitum. Radical Revolutionist Agitation in France, Maly and Portugal. THE AUSTRIAN MESSAGE TO ROME, English Report on the Ocean Mail Service to America, FRANCE, Napoleon Preparing a Plebiscitum Speech. . Paris, May 14, 1870. Great preparations are heirg made for the official Proclamation of the vote recently thrown. ‘Tho Emperor will receive a deputation of the Corps Legislati(, and deliver a discourse on the subject, - The Radical Revolutionist Plote—Investigns tion and Sentences. Panis, May 14, 1870, Messre, Milliere and Regault, editors of the Mar- eetllaise newspaper, and sume other prisoners who Were arrested for complicity ta the plot of last Feb- ruary, have been provisiouaily liberated. The magistrates ave siill engaged hearing the cases of those arrested for a‘lesed participation tn the late outbreak. Yesterday forty-nine persons Were condemned and variously sentenced from nine months down to fitteen days imprisonment. Eight persons were acquitted for lack of proof, The Judges Still nt Work. Parts, May 14—Fvening. Many more persons lave beon sentenced to1m- Prisonment for their connection with the late disor- ders, Don’t Want Him. PARIS, May 14, 1870, The French government has officially denied the report that the extradition of Gustave Flourens 1s contemplated, The Cabinet. Panis, May 14, 1870, The accession of the Duke de Grammont to the Ministry of Fore'gn Afairs is now thought certain. Radicalism an the Police. FLORENCE, May 14, 1870, Some polilical disturbances oceurred here yester- day. _ Several arrests were made, and the city is now quiet. Garibaldian Sympathy, FLORENGE; May 14, 1870. Menotti Garibaldi’s refusal to act against the in- surrection in tie Neapolitaa provinces is genera ly attriputed to the fact 1h it many of the insurgents are ls own workmen and friends. Student’ Sedition. PLORENCE, May 14, 1870. The participators tn the politica! troubies here to- day were main!y studen’s of the University, Several of the more seditious were arrested, PORTUGAL. Insufar Insurrection. LISBON, Muy 14, 1870. Information has reached here that a quite forimid- able insurrection has b:oken out im the island of Madeira. The government has despatched a body of troops ‘here, « AUSTRIA. The Dessago to Rome. Vienna, May 14, 1879. The response of the Austrian government to the Pope was a verbal one—cotd and unsympathetic. Executive Appointments, VIENNA, May 14, 1870. Dietrichstein*Mensdorf has been appointed to succeed Baron de Koller as Governor of Bohemia. Prague, ENGLAND. The Ocean Mail Seevice to America. LONDON, May 14, 1870, The Blue Book, jus’ issued, contains the following statements relative to the mail service between the United States and Great Britarn:— The Cunard line to New York and Boston receives an annual sub idy 0. 2. ‘The contract with this Une expires in 187 notice, The Halil * £19,500, And the Inman tne £30,009 on the 0 terms. No penultics ave exacted im any case for long time made im voyases. ‘Phe contract wich the North German Lloyd’ s may be terannated at «tx months’ notice. Letiers ace required to be carried at three pence per ounce abd payers at three pence ‘per ponad, A Sad Messago from Greeco. pe Lonpon, May 14, 1870. The bodies of the victims of tle Greek brigands arrived here to-day. Woman's Rights. LONvON, May 14, 1870. ©The London 7imes predicis that woman's rights are doomed in this present Pariiament. A Royai Inanguration. Lonvon, May 14, 1870. ils Royal Highness Prince san lo-day opened &@ new hall in the ‘Tomple, Speeches, toasts ana music were the features of te occasion. Specie. Lonpow, May LM, 1870. Heavy shipments of dollars are expected from “Mexico in a few days. “COLORADO. ‘The Denver ‘Central and Georgetown Rail- road—Enconraging News trom the Mining Districts-The Uniov ColoniesImprove- ments in Greeley. DENVER, May 14, 1570. The preliminary survey of the Denver Central and Georgetown Railroad has been completed. At no ylace will the grade exceed eighty fect. Vill tinmediately tocute the itive and tie com vill push the work enorgetically. Ridwood Fisher, City Surveyor and a highly re- yected citizen, Was killed on Thursday by a ron- ay team. Whe mining in New Mexico was progressing slowly eGaccount of the scarcity of water in the gulches, water, Which comes in by adite), will reach mer and Hambug giiches this week, and the sup- ‘Will be increased to 900 inches. The prospect Nerally encourasing. 5 een tote effect that. the Union col- Onis breaknng Up ant He members are scattormg, ‘aruntrue. One or two diss tisiled embers WhO ex- = to Ond a large town with ali conveniences ai come io Denver temporarily. The colony isa success and Grecley ts growing rapidly. \ MISSOURI, \ Colopd Radicals Opposing Rebel Enfrane chisement. Sr. Louis, May i4, 1870. Abot two thousand colored citizens living along the Paific Ratlroad cel-yraied the ratifieation of the Btteenh amendment yesterday at Sedalla, Resoin- adop ted Op) ositg: the suite and oflce mendiuents t) the State constitution, de- Claring that the, wii voie ty enfranchise reveis only When jhe word “wite is stricken [ron the consti. tution and spntning with scorn the attempt made by thesaut endinents to join the destiny Of the colored mam With the late eneiues of the goyern- ment, \ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. 7 THE iSTERMATIONAL YACHE RACE, Tk» Seypbo and Cambria Of Wight—Preparing tor the Second Race. Lonnon, May 14, 1870, The yachts Cambria an Sappho were towed from Co es at four o'clock this morning to the east end of tho Ise of W ght. A suit west by southwest bteeze prevailed. ‘Ihe Vambria reached Ryde at ten o'clock under easy sail, pea at Dh CUBA. Gotrourin’s Two Companions Executed—Opene ing the Mails. Havana, May 14, 1870. Diego and Gaspar Aguero were garroted this after- noon, They met thew fate frm!y, There was an immense attendance to witness the execution, The name of the Englishmen who died on Guajaba island is supposed to have been Mill and not O'Ryan. The police to-iay registered the correspoudence goins cut to New York on the stewimship sour, Notuing was found o: a sedilioug character, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Blue Ridge Railroad Imroglio. CoLumbia, May 14, 1870, jJast night granted an orJer requirtag J. 8, Neagic, Comptroller Geueral, J, He Low and the Blue Kidge Railroad Company to show cause why Mr. Neagle should hot be r-st-ained from endorsing, in velalf of the State, the four millions bonds author zed by an acl pa sed September 15, 1868, 10 extead aid to the Blue widge Katlro.d Com; any, aad t+ t.e meantime they are resifulied from eudor-ing and issuins suid bonds. ‘Iwo mullions have already been signed by Mr, Neagle. eHe -igned 1,000,000 last nignt, They are intended for the buropean marker. Itds conienved that the const tution prohilt.s the endorsement of any bonds whatsoever by the Sia Judge Melton PENNSYLVANIA, Rall Movement in Iron, COLUMBIA, May 14, 1870. At @ meeting of the iron masters, held here yes terday, the unanimous feeling was to stop the pro- ducuon of pig tron, which cannot be made at the current rates without loss; and the probab | ty 1s that in the next sixiy doys, nearly, if not all, the furnaces ia this vieumity will be tdle. THE METHODIST CONFERENCES The Conference in Baltimore—Discussion of the Ritual, Bavrimore, May 14, 1870, To-day t the elhth day of the Conference of the Method.st Protestant Church, ‘the discussion of the ritual was continued. br, trown and Dr, Collier, fraternal messengers from the Pittsburg Methodist Church Conference, took formai leave in the most cordial manner, ex- pres ing hur carnest des re.or the reunion of the Chur. h, and were responded to by the president of the bodys The Conferenoe adjourned at hal!-past one P. M, The Conference in Memphis—The: Methodist Church Souta Declining Reunion onthe Chi- cago Platform—More Overtures Wanted. MEwenis, May 14, 1870. The Methodist Conference Committee, to whom Was referred the papers relating to the proposal made by the Methodist Episcopal Church, recom. men led the adoption of resolutions as follows:— Resolved, That we gratefully e that Providence which has guided usemuitiplied us, strengthened our bomes, preserved our integrity as a church of Jesus Chriat uader fying conditions, Bow of war and peace,” We earnestly sire to cultivate tsue Christian fellowship with every other branch of tae Christian Church, and especially with our breth- yeu of tue several branches of Methodiain tn this country and tsOpe. Kesowved, That the xction of our bishops at the last annual meeting at St. Louis, fm response to the mes- Sage from the bishops of 'the Methodist Episcopal churches, hes the full endorsement of this General. Conier- euce, and accurately deines our position with refer. ence’ to any overtures which may proceed from tint church haviiig fn them official proper recognition of this y, and that uistinguishe : commission now present of the jeneérel Conference Church which met at Chicazo in 108, wppoimted by them for the specie purpose expressed in the following resoiution—to wi \eavived, That the commission ordered Ly the General Conference confer with the late commission from the African Methoulst i plscopal Zion eharel aud arrange for a union of that body with our own, an be also empowered to treat with suutlar commisai ns from any other Methodiat church that may dese a union, caunot, in our judgment, without great vivience In construin; lanyuaue of said resolu- tion, be reported as ha onstituted by that General Conierace a commission to make proposals of unl oto the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Resolved, Morcover, that 1f this ¢istinguished commission were fully clothed with autnority to treat with us for union, it is the judgment of this conference that the true interesis of the Churen of rist require xnd demand the maintenance of our sepurate district orguntzations, Resolved, That we tender to Rev. E. Bishop,*s. 8. Jones and Kev. WL. Harris, the leactera of the commission now present with us, our reyard as breshren loved in the Lord, and ‘express our sincere desire that the day may soon come when with & proper Christian sentiment fraternal relations between the two great branches of Northern and Southern Methodiam shall be permanently established. ‘The :esolutions were unanimously adopted. A large amount of unimportant business was transacied, ana the Conference adjourned, TELEGRAPAIC NEWS ITEMS. Franklin 7. Backus, an eminent lawyer of Cleveland, died seaterday morning. At the billiard match in San Franctseo on Friday Holding beat Guten; MoClery bent Little. ‘The Missourt State Fund Commissioner tias purchased half amiiiion of Missourl sixes with the surplus [n bis hands, ‘Yhe inqnest on the body of Barney Brady, found in Charles river, resuited tn w verdict of “death by means unknown,” ‘The United States monitor Terror, Captain Ransom, sailed gtavon yesterday Lor the West Indies {rom Fortress Nourve, She is convoyed by the United States steamer Pilgrim. homas Fiske, (or many years a conductor on the Erle Rafiroad, died at Avon, N.Y. yesterday afternoon after an Hiness ot’ two weeks or more. Lot Madun, of Randolph, Mase, aged seventy-three, hung imwelf on Thursday. The wife of the deceased fy fa Déeduam jail for life for the marder of Obed Jones, Mr. C, G, Ward, one of the oldest and most enterprising clilzens of Towanda, Pa., dicd yesterday morning of pa- ralysia, . A.dendly aesautl was tonde lo the House of. Correction, at Sow Boston, on Friday, by 8 convict named James Urotres hwon an instructor named Louis Lanker, which may res in the death of the injuved man. ‘Yhe remaice of E. R. Wilson and William Taylor, Jr, victiins of the Missouri Paciic Ratiroad disaster, have’ been sent to New York, aud the remains of Joun Sthrdevant to Delavan, ti, and’of E. B, Spaiding to Boston, ention af the republicans of Madison, Ind,, and adopted a resolntiva unanimously di: tectine tholr celegates to the Oongresstonal Convention to vote for Hon, Joan R. Cravens, of that city, for Congress, ‘The Adiletic Base Bali Cab, of Philadelphia, defeated the ind, of Valtimore, yesterday. afternoon, The #21010, The summary was as follor a 0 9 20 1-3 wi o27 seed 01232020321 1-0 ‘The steamer Sarayossa, from Savannah for Baltimore, was towed into the mouih of ‘the river, at Wilmington, N.O., you. ing, bv a revenue cutter, with her ‘main’ shaft ween the outboard bearing and the stuiling, she is completely disabled. A Baltimore despatch tor tho statement that the Baltimore a ny have teased the Ohio and. Mississipp! rom - timore and Obio Company nuver contemplated such @ 1 lease,” ©. Webster, of Somerville, Mass. was 40 a svednesday eveniug by setting her dress ting @ fire with a lamp that she has sinos She was silfering from paralyals, and could not ¢ 2 “South. ‘3 “there is no foundation what- Jhio Railroad ‘The wish the flames, In the billiard match at Portland on Friday night forthe Henry ¥. Maine State champion ene and 200, between Shi d, the present champion, S fine (wan wou by th ; Swift, 1,147, ‘The rooms of the Shoe and Leather Association on Pearl street, in Boston, were deviteated yesterday at nooa wih aypropriate ceremonies, followed bya banjuet, Hon. Wm. B. Spooner, president, ‘delivered the opening address, and was followed by Go in and others. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpon Money Manker.—Loxpon, May 14—1:30 . M.—Consols closed at O44 for money and 943¢ for the account. Amcritan securities closed quiet “und sivady; Unjted Staies iive-twenly bonds, 1862, 8934; 3 2587, 0074: ten-lorties, 85%. Stocks y. Erie Railway shaves, 18%; lil- noijs Centrale, 1124. Panis Vourse.—PAaRIs, May 14.—The Bourse closed firm, Reales, i5f FRANKFoRr BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, May 14.—United Staies five-tweuty bonds opened firin, al 9656 for the issue of 1562. poL Corton MARKET.— LIVERPOOL, May M.—Tho co.ton market closed’ gn.et and steady, Middting uplands, Lityd.; middling Or- Jeans, 114d. all gd. ‘The sales of the day have veen 10,000 bales, ofwhich 2,900 were Laken for export and specuiation. Have Corron MaRKET—lIAVKE, May 14—Even- ing.—Cotton cl wet and steady for both spot aud afloat. LivenrooL BREADSTUFFS MaRxeT—Livervoon, May 14—1 P. M.—Fionr, 21s. per bbl. ior Western caial Wheat, $8 3d. 458, 4d. per ceatai for No. 2 red Western. LiverrooL Propver MaRrket.—Liv J4—i #. M.—Tullow, 448, dd. per cw. Live: 41:20 P. 00L, May ‘Turpentine, ‘ges. Sd. per owt. LonpoN PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, May i4.— Tallow quel, Whale ol quiet. Hops deciinmy. Fine Lin-ecd cakes firmer at £9 16s. a rosin. 15s, per owt. Lioug for fecding. Spera £9 lps. per ton for thin oll dvi. Linseed ott firmer at £32 ba. per ton, Spirits petruieuin quiet at 1s, 1d. pergaiion. ‘Yur- pentine Grin. Hops dull. PRIROLEUA MARKET.—ANTWERP, May 14—Even- ing.—Vetvolenm closed firm, but unchanged, etannens, May 14—Kvyentng.—Petroleum closed at 16 mare UsLvus l the Isle of CITY POLITICS. The State and County Nominees—A Clean Walk Over” for Tammany—Tho Outside Factions Demoralized and Dishear‘ened. Tammany has never had such an easy triumph that which she is destined to achieve on Tuesday Bext, Some few months ago tt was foolishy ima gined that THE OLD REGENCY had been completely squetched, that its power ana popularity were forever gowe, and that the reign of Shilellah law and knock-down arguments would be instituted as the true exponents of democratic re- form in the metropolis, The old leaders showed that they were still masters of politica! policy. They loosen- ed their bold on the reins apparently, aud the so-called YOUNG DEMOCRACY in thelr fancied freedom ran wildly ahead and choked themselves to death by struggling when they reached the end of the tether. Then the old leaders stepped in again, took up the reins and drove on to Victory. Then the young democracy, who were evi- dently fighting only for a larger share of the spoils: than they nad enjoyed, crept back—or as many as could forget the blatant assert.ons they had made of Self intesrity and the Tammany leaders’ corruption crept back—and became foremost among the fore- Most in making up the slates for the coming elec: tion. In allowing these ° SOI DISANT REFORMERS to come in and take such prominent parts tn their deliberations the Tammany leaders have shown their usual shrewdness, They have shown that the de- claimers for reform were not very anxious to do anything to benefit the c.ty and its taxpayers, were ready to Low to the old power for place or recogni- ton, and could forget that they had chirged al manner of wrong on fhe old leaders ; while ‘Tam- many, seizing the opportunity of a democratic State government, gave to the city a local government against which there could be no cavil, and which, even thus early, has won the confidence and sup- port of the community at large. Not only in the plan for the new regime of city government have the Tammany leaders showa much sagacity, but in mak.ng up their ALDERMANIC SLATE they have demonstrated that they can consult vailed into-rests in such @ manner as to conduce t the pabi ¢ good and piace in _nomina ton men wh have been tried aud not fond wanting, The nomi- nations were not floally settled unt | yesterday, and when they were made known they were received with general satisfaction: tirs!, because in view of services fenderr.l it was supposed that a mafority of those named would be cho en; and, second, because tioge who are now in the tleld have cla ms on the party which cannot be g msiyed. The work of making vp the siate has been a tedions and trying task ad has been most care ully studied and car- ied out, The strong ticket that has been presente by ‘Tammany, both for Judges and Aldermen, has had the effect of aps , FRIGHTENING THE OUTSIDE FACTIONS, and although they came tozetaer and cooced up a Ucket ther candidates weak *ned so raptily that their party (!) was ovliged to withdraw from the contest and acknowledge iiself defeated, This, of cours, leaves the election in this city entirely to Tammany, and the following ticket will therefore be elected in this city without aay troube, ‘foe republicans, of course, were compelied to make some show of opposition, and for that purpose have made nominations, There cau be no doubt, however, as to tne result, and the democratic party willadd another victory to its already easily won battles on Tuesday next. ‘The Candidates, The following is a list of the candidates in nomina- tion:— COURT OF APPEALS. os Rep. Chief Judge—Sanford E. Church. Henry BR. Selden. Assoctates—Wiliam F, Allen, Charies Mason. Martin Grover. Charies Andrews, Rufus W, Peckham, Charles J. Folger. Charles A. Rapalio. — Robert 8. Hale. JUDGES OF COMMON PLEAS, Hamilton W. Robinson, ~ Richard 8S. Emmett. Joseph F, Dal, d. Solis Ritter bani. Richar | L, Larremore, Wiliam P, Richardson, Charles H. Van Brunt. Etat Fk. Halt. JUDGES OF MARINE CouRT. Henry E. Tremaine. Wi'lLam H. Tracy. Benjamin E. Willis, Philip J. Joachimsen, W. H. Kircnies, ALDERMEN, Lawrence R. Jerome, Willlam E. Dodge. Emanuel B, Hart. Henry Clews, Eaward Sehlichting, Join Altuor, George H. Mitchell, William H. Raynor, James G, Dimond. 8. B. H. Vance, Witham Hi. Chartock. W.ll'am M. Veriniye. Georze W. Plunkett. Charles L. Tifany. Henry Woltinan, John T. Conover. re Myer S:orn. ell. John Faulkner. lames McKlever. Benjamm S-hmayer. Edvard Cuddy. Gracie King. B yan Reilly Frederick Kiillan, Edward Welch, Theron R. Butler, dames Irving. Gen. Chas. K. Graham, ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. t. Dist. 1—Terence Duffy. 1—Jobn O'Connor, 2—Pavrick Lysaght. 5—Johua J. Suaw. 3—Hagh O' Brico. i—J. Wilson Green. 4—Joha Gavin. 10—John P. Strack. 5—Isuaec Robinson. 11—James L. Hastie. 6— Michael Healy, 12—Thomas Hayis. 7—Jonn Hampson. 13—Chaties A, Clark. 8—Thomas Mu!! gan. 16—George W. DeCunha, 9—Henry Kogers. Samuel Hamilton. 10—H onry A. P. cher. 16-Henry J. scu ider, 12-—Edward Costeilo.g 17—Stephi nN. Simonton. 13—James Barker. 18—William 0. McQuade. 14—Jonn Reil y. 19—Franc 8 J. Felix. 15—E. Littiene a. 20—Francis A. Thomas, 16—Hugene Durnin. —Uharies H, Cooper. 17—Charks Feitner. 18—Patrick Garry. 19--Barth mew McDonald 21—Join Shelly. Independent Citizens’ Uniou—The Republican Ticket Endorsed. Aconvention of the Independent Citizens’ Union was held yesterday afternoon and evéuing, at their rooms, No. 23 Union square, at which delegates were present from each ward of the city, The meeting was ca'led to decide upon what candidates in nomination by other organizations this union would sustain. Mr, Charles K. Deutsch occu- pied the chafr. After some debae a bailot was taken by istrict the — entire republican State, county and city ticket was adopted, with two a Ripe! p. J. Joachimsen, « Tammany candidate jor Judge of the Murine Court, was sub- stituied for W. H. Kirchies, the repubiican nomtuee, and Nicholas Molier, of the First ward. was chosen i place of William £. Dodge. As the republican Assistint Aldermanic nominations were not com- plete, and the probabilities were that a fall ticket would not be made, tie delegations were given dis- cretioniry powers in the selection of their candi- dates ‘or those offices. The Political Temperauce General Committees Endorse the Straight Democratic Ticket. A mass convention of the Political Temperance General Committee was held last evening at Masonic Hall, a full muster, comprising ten delegates from each ward, being present. James Boyle occupied the chair, and the remaining officers of the organi- zation are Francis Menan, Treasurer; Jonn Boyie, Secretary; John P. Drury, Assistant secretary; John MeGnia, Sergeant-at-arius; Counsel and Director, Joseph H. Tone. The entire organization, tt 1s claimed, numbers about 12,000 to 15,000 adherents, After a brief devate it was unanimously decided to support the eatire democratic ticket, Siate, county and city, in the approaching election, George Shea. Twenty-first Ward Ratification Meeting—The Hon. Jack Rodgers Egged and Stoned—A Riotous Crowd. At eight o'clock last night a large crowd asserm- bled at the corner of Eighty-second street and Sec- ond avenue, in response to a call made by the Stephen A. Dorg!ss Club for the purpose of ratifying the nominations made for city and county oMeers on the Tammany ticket in that district, There were, probably, not less than 1,000 people assembled, and aiter a short address by Wim. ©. Barret, chairman, in wiich he set forth the object of the meeting, the Hon. A.J. Rodgers was introduced, | ‘who immediately divested himself of his coat and hat, and tn bts characteristic style proceeded fo at. dress the meeting. He was frequeniy iner- rupied by persons in the crowd abegat to be frends of Steritt O'Brien, wiih snouts, euilayws and hisses; but he continued speaking, hecdiess of these trequent disturbances until he was sapprossed by a shower of eggs and stones which assaied irou all quorters. There had be display during the proceediuss, aisturbers snatched @ few of the rockets snd dir them towards the plaiiorm, where a band, speaners and Many persons were gathered, rockets exploding in ther midst. For a me w Serious dishurbance Was Uireatened; but te prompt efforts of the police succestea in allaying the siorm., A letter was read irom Mr. Lawreuce L. Kiernan, aver whiea the mecung adjoucued. Another Man Backing Out. Myer Stern, republican nominee on the general ticket for Alderman, has declined the honor of a hopeless contest. His main reason for declinining is tuat bis political adiuities are strictly democratic, and ht acceptance of this nomination would ve iu Coussten., Police Instructions tor Election Day. Superiniendent Jourdan has tsaued the usual tn- structions to thé pollce for the preservation of the Aas, peace on election day, as well as for the po- lige telegraph service? to insure a prompt, rapid and accurate returu of ihe canvgss and vote, Miscellaneous Meetings, A very largely attended meeting was held last mightin the Eignteenth ward, Speeches were made, fireworks discharged and considerable enthusiasm manifested for Ja nes Irving and @ug-ne Durnin, “the two most popular mea on the Tammany Ucket for Ald-riman aod Assistant A.derman,' The Fourth ward was ablaze last night om account of Aldermun Thomas Coman, Kesolutions were adopted pledging the suppert of the democracy in the “old fourok"” to tie nominees of the party, and cheers ior the rotund and popular representative of (ue district were given over aud over and over again with & will, THE REGISTRATION. Owing, perhaps, in a great measure to the excel- lent police arrangements of Superintendent Jour- dan, the registration passed off yesterday as quietly a8 on the previous day. The fifteenth amendments, it will be observed by the table appended, have in hed wards come out in thelr strength and exer- cised the privileges conserred upon: them by the whites who aie not jealous of their power. 1h one district cight of them registered from hovse, situated In Third avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, It will be seen that “Bir Six's” ward is the only one wherein the first darky “failed to exercis> his right to “lift up de bead and voice ob a free man.” ‘The Fourth ward on'y record- edphe name of iwo, and (he Third ward three colored men. The# Eighth did mach better, where the negroes turned out stronger than the whites, and tip,ed the batwbee, Mike Norton bad better look out or the negroes will bury him some of these days. The regis OQ yester lay shows that the negroes have do..e betser ian the previous day:— Pesgjo9 pa a OL White. 220) BROSKLIN CANDIDATES. The following are the names of the candidates by the republicans and democrats for City Judge, to be voted for at the election on ‘ruesday next:— Reg. Dem, ~_ Ind. Dem. Republican, Joseph Neil on, Henry Hoguer, Geo. H, Fisher, Alexander McCue, Geo. H. Fisher, Henry Hoguer. TUE BROOKLYN “RING? Wag, ‘The following letter of District Attorney Morris is in reply to the attack made on him by Mr. McLaugh- lin on Friday nigit at the Atheneum:— To Tur Evtrow oF THR HrRALo:— ROOKLYN, May M4, 1870. Ata private caucus of the Brooklyn “King,” on Friday night, the “King Master” (MeLaughiln) stated that [ bad drawn the aaiary of one of my clerga for muy own benoit, In reply T would state that I have paid out just two thou- sand three hundred and twenty-two dollars in disbursements in trying to bring criminals to justice. About four hundred d fifty dollars of this has been deducted from the salary of a former clerk, who did but little service, and the balanc eighteen hundred and seventy-two dollars, has come out o! my, own pocket, When T removed this clerk and appointed another who has attended to his business, he has di his full pay. 1 further state that never in my life assessed an employe in my office cent for poiltical or any other purpose. f simply add that moat ol the money we expend bas been in trying to bring ae ringmaster' ang to distin) or, swindling wh "clitzens, of Broofira out 0 lection. 0. fi 4 pudiate tne ae Thayhave Qi think Tori Pow octets eep silent and not futrade my ignorance upon an outraged community. sD: MORRIS. OBITUARY, Baron Stackelberg. A despatch from Paris, received hero last night, announces the death of Baron Ernest John de Stack- elberg, Russian Minister to the Court of Napoleon Il. Baron de Stackelberg occupied the position of ambassador extraordinary and minister plentpoten- tiary for more than two years. He was appointed May 9, 1868, and accredites June 8 of the sane year, Previous to beng sent to repres»nt his imperial mas- ter at the French court h) occupied ths ex tet ost of Counseilor of State of the Russtin Empire, Jevcased Was also engaged ta St. Petersbury, prior to his departure for France, by the Caar, by whom he was much respected, in several luportant com- missions relative to Kastern Tres. and the ability and in egrity with which he dischSrged the trusts confided to his care secured for hun the confidence ord mperor, Which he enjoyed up to the time of his decease. WALSH'S WARD—THE JERSEY ALLEY BATTLE. In the HERALD of last Monday the details of a battle in Jersey alley- between whites and blacks were given. captain Walsh and Suverintendent of Pol Jourdan first obtained the facts from the HERALD. The result is that the negro who re- ceived the hardest knocks his made a com- plaint against two of Captain Walsh's oMcers, who are to he ‘tried before the Commissioners ‘o-morrow, when the facts will come out, should) the Commissioners summons the janitor of St. Patrick’s cathedral, who had charge of the children, who at tne time were congreg ting about the church, saw It all, and it 3 to be hoped were not contaminated by the Sabbath mornlig scenes presented for Ihelr childish comment. Cap- tan Edward Walsh is “trying” to make his ward respectabie, but he cannet while he retains Buch fogy ofiicers as Sergeants Grimith and Corn- wall, nis present roundsmen ani detective McKeever. The Police Commissioners can do gool by shaking up the Fourteenth precinct from cel ar to rool, and projecting the worshippers at the cathedrat from an- hoyance and disgusting scences. MOE WOMAN SUFFRAGE, The Lqnal Rights Society, of which Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has been president since its formation three years ago, has “declied to fuse itself with tne Union Woman Suffrage Soctety, of which Theodore Tilton is president. A meeting was accordingly held syesterday morning at the house of Mrs. Wiuciester, 2% Gramercy Park, and @ fasion Was voled upon in ihe affirmative. Parker Pilisbury, Mrs, Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Wilbour, Mrs, Kirk and oiher woman sufirage talkers were present. Lucy Stone Blackwell and her busband fought hard against the junction, on the score of sufficient members not being present to express the sense of tie soeicty, bot they were overrule!. Overtures have been mide to the American Woman Suffrage Association, formed at Cleveland last year, to yom the Un on, but no action will be taken on that point ull their an- nual mecting in November. PRESENTATION TO GENERAL M'GLELLAN. About Mfty persons assembled at Mr. Vollman's residence, in Hudson street, Hoboken, lust evening, to present Geveral McClellan with a handsomely framed copy of resolutions of gratulation recently passed in New York. ‘The General sent a telegri irom Orange regretting that he could not full his promise to attend. Speeches were made by dudge Curis, Captain Mittnacht and Majors Sauer Ak ‘The party adjourned to supper at tie and houored their absent friend up to & SWIMDUING EX-MAYGR PEDD'E, OF NEWAK. On Monday last @ well dressed, smooth-tongned young man called on ex-Mayor Peddie, of Newark, at his manufactory there, and, representing himself to be John ©, Lutz, of the firm of Frank A. Lutz, 3%, of Washington, D. € succeeded in ome woods and a'considerable quantity of money from that genteman. He was Wel posted with (he firm he claimed to be a member of It ts now fully axcertamed he Is aa unmitigated swindter. The anihorite looking himup. It as theughe ors mlay-have suitered as Well as Mr, Peddie. | ALL:GEB SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAS ROBBEAY. Detective Dunne, of Captain Kelso's detective atait, yesterday arrested Geopze C. Brown, @ young man aged twenty-one years, on a requisition from the Govecnor of Massachusetia, where he stands charged with robblng his grundmotner, owh, of Brookting, oF $6,000 or $7,000 worth of jewelry and precivus stones, He is a young man of picasing @d- Urcss aud appearance, ave claims that lis airest 16 caused by fuinlly dissonsions. He was surrendered { to a Bostun ollicer by Superintendent Jourdan, BROOKLYN CITY ITEMS. There were 327 arresta by thé Brooklyn police during the week ending 0a the 13th thot, STARRFD, About eleven ofohick last ulght Henry A, Otis, of Port Richmond, Stayen sland, eulered the Fourth Precinct station house (nd said he had been stanbed in the forehead and eav. He refused to give any soforaratton as to hts assavlant or Where tt occar Alter having lls wouads ch cased he left for lome, Avmitoe New York PhiXirmonic Society, The eully successful sexton of the Philtar monte Socie.y, dadert th al Protessor Dorw: , leraalonten ‘he ae ereaing at hiked ‘The body of aman about sixty years of age was found on tne beach at Fort Hamilton, where it was left by the tide. The far, of the deceased was evi- deutly that of @ working man. Three females, inmates of a house of reputed Il Us, lerminatel on §be evening of MMi tgp ori Se cd nuc, | Tae musical attracting throughout the sensod present fame, No. 803 Gold street, near Wiloughby avenue, | ino society were of uaasuae cuonlenos pecially im that ea» were taken before ths Police Justice and committed | sentiat for future exanunation, The Atlantte Deck Company compiains that the Board of Assessors assess eight of their warehouses for $280,000, while the property in question would Hot reallze more than $300,000 If put in the market. Tie Koard will Investigate the mattor with a view to doing Justice to the company. pariment of & truly succvsatul and poplar Fe piaying, mue’ attention having st (avored of concert ; veeedeu iu obtainins J exponen Topp and Me. 8. 6. may be representative pianists of (he da ee Ge On every other decasion where cir smuae, Seat autiate, ae d to close Amd trenchnat analstical criticlam, et thas Were at sake, and, much de iracament on ywhick they 2 ie nrumeat On weal Ka H other Nueaths pending on the ed, InvAriAvly welee A German, Adolph Prac, residing in Carleton avenue, visited police headquarters yesterday, and reported that he had been robbed of sixty do fara and @ Watch, by a female domestic, whom he had hired ten days pievious in New York, @he tnief made of With the booty. t gions thet and tuelr unsurpassed excellence was the wudience xeneraily, the musical viletant, ace the orb criticn who ao thorougbly endorsed their wera. It would have bean wext to impossible (0 have exposed & pianotor Oa serien of more exacting (esta than the lnscrinente oF Steinway & Sonn were sub jected to, or to laying ® more complete success than they’ achioved; nor iwitto be wonderet at that artists who Invariably. preterrod thom: for their private use do 60 ou great public occasions, ‘Tribune. A Lady?s Secret Divulged by ber Husband benetit of her sex. daily receipt of communications similar tothe fe take the Hberty of publishing this oue, with: our saswer thereto, which we trust will prove sutisfactory te On Tuesday, May 17, the Norwegians of Brooklyn Wil celebrate the anniversary of thetr day of inde- Pendence at Joseph's Home, Bighth street, be- tween Third and Fourth avi 8, South Brooklyn, A rowboat, valued at $150, which is believed to have been stolen from its place of moorage, oppost'c Washing on Heiglits, was found in pow ion of John Swoeney yesterday. The prope ty be ‘ous to | Dik. o'faren:— the Deat and Damb Institute, Join with have a 1k Permit me to suggest an (mproveme: our truly time hearing in due time in relation to the charge 0: le Lait Reavorer—thas is,\uat soe off ice should Me Thhace several tri lasceny. See so ‘The wills of the following named persons, deceased, were admitted to probate in the Surrogate’s Court during the past week:—Owen Reagan, Lucy Ann Fordham, Christian Straub, Lamoert Hand, Joseph Pett, Wiliam Eudail, Arthur Rogers, James Coon, Juius Austin, Letina Chamberiain, George Startzar and Join McGeorge. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of Margaret Krager, Mary Gallagher, Wil tam ©. Heaton, Kosina Mayer (former. ly Rosina Schaupner), and Mary Kya tLof Brook. lyn, Letters of guardia isiup of the persoa and es tate of Jennte W. Too.he were grauted to William Toothe, of Brooklyu. THE OOUBLE TRAGTOY IN WILLIAMSBUAS, Sylvanus Smith and His Victim Still Alive. Sylvanus Smith, who shot Miss Julia Wells on Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs, Depew, No. 67 South Third street, Williamsburg, and after- Wards attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head, was removed to the restdonce of his relatty No, 76 Rodney street, by the pol yesterday fore. noon. His condition last night Was not caimilaved to assure his friends, Indeed, the physic attend ing him have no hopes of hes recovery young: woman is said to be out of danger, 10 18 pow sail biat she Was formerly the wife of Meury Beuus, au in Luate friend of Sylvanus Smith, they being membe.s of volunteer engine company No. 2 at the thne of the marrage. Having obtained asdivorce frum Be t ‘as alleged, Smith paid his respects to her, and, atte & protracied courtsiip, they were engaged to be married. This engagement Was broken off by the young woman several days ago, she giving as ar son that Sylvanus did not show her proper respe t, and neglected to introduce her to his family, Sylvanus was led vo the beLef, jusily or not, tba Was discarded merely beciuse the fickle lady met and loved another, So believing, ne became re- vengeful and perpetrate! Wwe great eruné that so aifects his relatives and irlends. “YOUNG FEMALE CRIMINALS, ‘Two Girls, Twelve ang Eleven Years Old, Pronounced Incorrigible=A Juvenile Re- formatory for Females Called For. In the Mercer county courts, at Trenton, N, J., the Grand Jury found an indictment for theit against Maggie McGuire and Sarah Long, aged respectively eleven and twelve years, It seems that the youthful delinquents have plied their vocation for @ number of years with Gexree Of sxill and adroitness that shows them to be regular adepts im the provession, They bave b.en frequently arrested, but out of considera- tion for ther youth have been thus far dealt w.th ruther leniently. This time, however, it is probabe that they willbe summarily punt hed, and, in ine absence of a suitable reformatory, tiey are likely to be sent to the State Prison, in vlew of the corrupt- ing influences of a commitment to the State Pri the Grand Jury strongiy recommended “ihat formatory be provided lor that Claas of juventie cul- prits,”? mitntuining that it was a duty incumbent on the people of New Jersey “to provide for tne rescue of such unfortunate children of the ptate, elither by public or private philanthrophy.” NAVAL INTELLIOZNCE. Master ‘Isaac J. Yates has been ordered to ex- amination for promotion, Lieutenant Commander Henry Giass has been detached from Phitiadel- phia and granted a thirty days’ sick leave. Sur- geon James Suddards has been detach>d from the Asiatic fleet, and plac-d ou waiting orders. The order of Lieutenant Horace Elmer to the Atianiic fleet has been revoked, and he ts ordered to the ‘Terror. day, “Cae zfeoommentods I ahoald Uuy « botth its taktug the eur! comp ctely from one’s bal, Being told the dressing is out easeutial to the efficiency of the Restorer, why can tt Got be out ed in some bottles? it true the Restorer contains no lout in any form! Lay xiously Im next Sunday's Herald at vour advertiue- J hope to leara from ite conweats tha: the wishes many can be gratitie W Laing you every success, Iam, respectfully, - ELA. ALLEN. May Li, 1570, We cannot take from or add to “Restorer America,” with OUL destroying its iliosyncragy; we have, there.ore, Come cinded to steal a march Up. our ‘tother-valf at the risk of losing every bore of our whisker why ids ou Weary from the constant exactions of “Restorer” during the day, We asway at night to for.et fatigue ta balmy, re freshing sleep. Or y re closed, when anon! a be mysterious steals "neatl our bedrou! optic shutters, dour and taps our What menas tis luminous ray, stealthlly ereeping bene: the door?” Sue to seep, dear; T mm only having tex and. trie!” Whee means (vat the aforesaid uses (reely “Restorer Ameriom: and havi enchant, or what might be termed © frie * moistens ber bair with a tite strong, plaia ‘crimps (which must pot be removed until bar y dry), aad then does heracl up tna mass of frie ion.” Her seeret In out; wort thos dear ones #0 de- ot FRIZ UPON lik BRALN can aval themselves xeol forthwith, RESTORER AMERICA, prepared by Dr. 1. J. OBKIEN, Chemlat to the Restorer ‘America Board of Works. For sale everywhere, A.—For n Stylish and Elecant Hat Ge te ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, No, 118 Nassau street, Diembore ot the Mercantilo Library Asse~ jon: ‘The sistements made by the opposition are & tiaue of faleechoous (rum beginutug to end, The, know po board baw or can have day. Toe butiding i Cijuton tall Asaootati So far they have refw voted at the last annual meeting oh have tuat power, he | “The opposition party to raine the dues. Tui Hon originated with them, their cirouiar to the contrary is merely a tick to got your vous: ‘The following are the KUULAR NOMINATIONS FOR 670 7h. For Directors, with Low, Harnman & Ce. with Leather Manufacturers’ Bank. with Fletcher, Harrison & Ca, with the Citizens’ Bavings Baok. GEORGE B. MILLS, with Murray, Ferris & Co. CHAS, F. ALLEN, wilh the Great Western Insurance Company. J. ©, CURRIE, with Tet, Griswold & Kellogg. ASHER 68. MILLS, with Hercules Mutual Life Assurance Societp. W, €, RUODEs, with Woodward, Lawrence & Go, JOHN NICKINSON, with A. T. Stewart & Ca, WM, A. SHERMAN, with Bank of New York. W. 8. FLAGG, with 8. B. Chittenden & Ca, Fleetion Tuesday, 1ith inst. Polis open from b A. Mi, unt 9 P.M. M. ©. D, BORDEN, A. B. CARPENTER, SAMUEL PUTNAM, EDWARD HASLER, A Meeting to Ratify the above Ticket wilt be held on Monday evening, Muy 16, at CURINS, No, 766 roadway, at 8 o'clock. A.—Reautiful Women. Aiwowser know shat itis boauty, rather than gonlus, whic all Qoverations of men have Worsdippod in thy 8% Tmt desiring Uenrty, a solt, muooth, clear anid. Benutifa: wiiay should we GEORGE W. LALLO'S BLOOM OF YOUTIC ighttal toilet propa cally analyzed by Professor C.F. the ‘Metropolitan Hoard of Health, ronotneed harmiess and Cree from heath, Sold at ail dru A.—Populne Hats.—Espenscheld Seams te understand by instluct the taste of Young America, Hie Dress tats for this Keasoo are the most tak tore, 118 Nassait sireot, isin a ataty ol nino all das ree-fold influence’ of elecnicy, exceliwnce and. irresistible at 113 Nuaswu sireet, ARMY INTELL'GENCE, WASHINGTON, May 14, 1870, Leave of absence for four months, to date from June 1, 13 granted to Colonel S. M. Dayton, Aide-de- Camp to the General. By dircetion of the Seoretary of War, on the re- commendation of the Surgeon General, the follow- ing changes in stations and duties of officers of the Medical Department are hereby made:—As-t:tant surgeon George S. Rose, froin the Department of the East, to repor®to the Conmanding General of the Department of Californta for assignment; Assistant A.—The Fifteenth Amendment.—After Tom yraraot experiment and fifteen HALON bi ensure uf an Ok § FU LVATION pable of infaillbly res and without Caiiuce. A.~Herring’s Patent ‘« CHAMPION SAFES. 251 Broadway, corner Murray steaos, A.-For vn Stylish and Elecant Hat Call em DOUGAN, 103 Nassau street, corner of Aun. At Gold Prices.—he Largest Assortment be rf a ” city of Boots and Shoes, for Laces, Gentiemen and Ohi Surgeon C, B. White, evel Major, from the ed A rote Cre Department “of the East, to ‘report — to Li ir egy edlowrd rg. P-¥ cap mda Great redu the Commanding General of the Department of Cali- Solled Shoes ha fornia; Assistant Surgeon J. W. Wiiliams, Brevet Major, from the Department of the South, to report to the Commanding General of the Department of Di Jewelry Selling the Kast; Assistant Surgeon S. S. Jessup from the | at red nm in exchange aud b tow Department of the South, to report to the Command | cash. GEO. ©. ALLE Broadway, under St. N Hotel, between Broome’ and Spring sitet. Formerly broadway. Electricity Dr. CHAMBER jog General of the Dopariment of the Lakes; Assts- tant Surgeon J. V. De Hume, from the Departinent of the South, to report to the Commanding General of the epir ment of the Missouri; Assistant Si) + g:on M. K. Taylor, irom the Department of the Lakes, to report to the Commanding General of the Depart ment of the South; Assistant Surgeon B, Kni bocker, from the Department of Dacotah, to report to the Commanding Genera! of the Department of the South; Assistant Surgeon D. G, Caldwell, from the Department of California, to report to the Con manding General of the Department of the Sou Assistant Surgeon W. E. Waters, brevet mejor, the Department of the Platte, to report to tn manling General of the Department of the Assisiant Surgeon G. M. Sternborge, brevet i from the Department of the Missouri, to report to Commanding General of the Department of the East Assistant Surgeon W. H. Forwood, brevet maje frown the Department of the Missouri, to report w Commanding General Depariment of the Lake Assi-tant Surgeon II. R. Tilton, brevet ma'or, tro: the Department of the Missour!, to report'tot Commanding General of the Department of whe East; J » In Hunting brevet Leu. Jonei, from the Department of the Mis. tommanding General of the innl Agent Applied by ‘est Fourteenth street, For a Fashionable Coat or an Elegant Pants te INGRAM & SON, Merchant ‘Yallors, 60 Fultom ‘ori pring Water Cores Brights Dise ys, Scrofula aad all impurities of the - Minsiaquoi s ease of the Kid Rheomati«m, Extraordinary ofainy See cures by HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM. See Eighth page. Royal Havana Lottery.Prizos Paid in Gold. Information furnised. The Lighest rates patd Cor Doubloomm ad all kiuds of Guld and Siive . TAYLOR & CO., Bunkers, 18 Wail street, N.Y. tenant sourt, to report to the Department of the East: Surgeon ©. 0. Gray, brevet Summer Styles Gents’? Mate Rendy, at popiilar prices. BURKE, 148 Fulton sarees lieutenant colonel, to report in person. the Com- manding General of the Department of the East. A BULLY BEATER. ‘The Ninth prectnct police this morning report that at fifteen minutes past eleven o'clock Jast ment To Whom it May Concern. County. conmfortah 0, durable, eastiy adjusted and, eMet Jn relieving the worst cases of rupture iGGst HAR! RUBBER TRUSS, No. 2 Barclay street. Francis Troquez, a desperate character of the Ninth precinct, entered the liquor store of Peter Forrester, No. 6 Greenwich avenue, ‘This well known establish: with a party of boon companions, called for | py no other in the Unite liquor, and were served. He then refused to pay for the drinks, and Was ordered out by Forres\ when the buliy commenced to smash furnitur Forrester seized aclub and beat the ruMan about. the head, indieting well-merited but not dangerous punisiiment. Call and get your estimates for Cal and gee yo SOKTS, OF PRINTING, /OSTER WORK AKD. rr ILLUMINATED oa {al atteation paid to Eapocial atteation Fy PRINTING, which will compare favorauly ‘with any other ofitem, ‘ravelling COMpatias WIil do Well to oall ot-we and expuaiam, STOCK OF CUTS. Wood Engraving done at shurt notice and at low Sgurem, at mud: ning Walner Sku, of 417 West Forty- eighth sireet, was accosted tn Forty-ninth street by a dranken man, who ran against him, The drunkard da friend wih him, and both attacked Skul, who ron-ly siabved in the left breast, © sureOR, dressed the wouK Which SkUt was conveyed to lis home, AWARE CUTTER Last evening Patrick Harrington, of No. 56 Mul- berry street, had a quarrel with his wile Julia. Te picked up a bottle, or some Other sharp lustrument, inflicted a severe wound on his wife's tace. The patel does not state whetier Patrick was ar- restd, Oat it ts safeto say that Caplan Kennedy wil secure him, f Jourdan does not do tt betore him. our The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery. The following isan extract from @ ‘etter weitten. by the Rev, C, Z. Weiser to the German Reformed Mengsager, oh Chambersburg, Pa. :-— A BENEPACTERSS. ust open the door for her and Mra, Wiaslow wt provatie American Florence Nightingale of the nursery, Of thiwe ‘Are #0 sure that we will teach our Susy" to sey, “A blessing on Mra, Winslow" for helping ber to survive and escae the ariping, colicking and teething singe We conte every Word set forth in the prospectus. It performs precisely whas CSTANTLY KILLED. At ten o'clock last evening @ child, aged wrenty months, named Mary Jane Walsh, fell from the fifth story window of 355 Bat Thirty-nlnth strees to the yard aud Was instantly kuled. it professes to perform, ev with your “cordial,” “pares every other “narcotto” b stupidity and rendered dul The paper money ixsne of the North Germanic Coulederation i8 oMicuily pub down ab 42,602,742 Pruss.ine thurs. Prussia has 18,250,000 of the whole amount—namely, 10.40),000 tn Treasury nots 1 ‘cave and. 1,959,000 of vine taster, Wa have nevor aves Nea. tho preparation of her “Soothing Syrap for Chlldvoa Terthe ng.” If wo had the power we would make her, we eh fy & pbystes! saviour to the infaut THOR,