The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1870, Page 10

10 NEW YORK CITY. Gleanings of News in the Metropolis. following record will show the changes in the ature of the weather for the past twenty-four tem! hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicatea by the thermometer at Hud- nut’s pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, cor- street: ner of AnD 3AM. 1869, 1870. 868 4 7 % 2 Average temperature yesterday Average temperature for corres} nding ‘date last year... me e oe TAM Two cases of sudden death were reported yester- day. Yesterday Frank Wood, aged twelve years, was caught in the draw at the Harlem bridge and had ‘his left arm cut off near the shoulder. On Saturday Isaac Taylor, aged two years, of No, 367 Tenth avenne, fell into a basin of boiling water, and Was so badly scalded that he died yesterday. Frederick Serrozin, of 416 East Thirteenth street, on Saturday night accompanied Catharine Phenix to a saloon at the corner of Great Jones street and Broadway, and while there charges she stole his wallet, coutalning forty-tive dollars in bills, She ‘was arrested by oMcer Barry, of the Fifteenth pre- einet, and yesterday morning committed by Justice Shandley in default of $1,000 vail. Anthony Ackert, residing at No..447 West Forty- tirst street, was arraigned before Justice Shandley yesterday morning, charged with stabbing William Baldock, of No. 526 West Thirty-ninth street, in the groin and breast with a pocket Knife, severely in- qoring. nim. Upon complaint of officer Irving, of the entieth precinct, Ackert was comuitied to await ‘the result cf the injuries. A child aged five years, named John Leddy, of No. 210 Sullivan street, had a foot badly crashed by car No. 62, Bleecker street line, last evening. The driver, William Disbrow, was arrested by roundsman Croker, of the Fourth prectnct, who arraigned him the a at the Fifteenth precinct, Ser- geant Holpbrow discharged the driver, and tele graphed to the Central Police Office that Disbrow “is 3n no way to blame.” Shortly before ten o’clock yesterday morning oM- cers Musgrove and Betis, of the Fourth precinct, found a man named Charles Cohen lying in front of remises No. 264 Front street, apparently in a fit, but he died in a few minutes after being discovered, ‘The was removed to the Oak street police sta- tion, and from tence to the late residence of ¢ ceased, 216 William street. Coroner Flynn Was nou- fied and will hold an inquest, As the members of the Smith O’Brien Association, who had been on an excursion yesterday, were Janding at the foot of Christopher street, between eight and nine o’clock P. M., Thomas Fitzgerald and eculd, of Uniea Street, Brooklyn; John Quinn, of Brooklyn, and Michael Foley and Terence O'Neal, of Cherry street, New York, were precipitated into the river. ‘The citizens on the pier, aed by roundsman Carter and patroimen De Long and Dusenberry, of the Ninth precinct, rescued the vicums of a forcible baptism. OMcer O'Donnell, of the Eighth precinct, yesterday arraigned Edward Carpenter, alias Edward Kolb, re- siding at 19 Hester sireet, before Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market, upon complaint of David & Gillis, of 447 Canal street, who charges that on Saturday night, whue standing in Canal street, the prisoner and another approacued him, and, throw- jog their arms around his neck, held him while they rifled his pockets of nine dollars in money. The pri- soner denied the charge, but was committed in de- fault of $1,000. About nine o’clock on Saturday morning Albeinus Bambrick, an intant eighteen months old, whose parents live in Eighty-first street, near Fourth ave- nue, suddenly disappeared from home. Becoming alarmed, the parents scoured the neighvorhood, and failing, visited the police stations and Central Oitice, but without success. Twenty-four hours after the child was missed his remains were found in the vault attached to Mr. Bambrick’s residence, Doubtless gue bad fallen in while at play and was suifocated. Coroner Keenan was notified. Assistant Alderman Terence Duffy was on Saturday evening made the recipient of ahandsome gold watch and cham, valued in all at $750. The presentation took place at the residence of Mr. W. H. Maloney Clerk ot the Board of Assistant Aldermen), No, 64 jorth Moore street. Mr. Join H. Welsh made the Fo perpen speech, to which Mr. Duffy responded briefly and avoropantely, Speeches were also made by Assistant Alderman Lysaght, Messrs. John Whit- ton, John Bruman, McCrea and others, It is posi- tively asserted that Mr. Dufly’s watch and chain “ays way over’’ either Assemblyman Campbell’s or Fire Commissioner Blatr’s, Archibald M, Craig, of No. 79 Roosevelt steet, was arraigned yesterday before Alderman Moore, at the Tombs Police Court, on complaint of Michael Connor, of 102 Cherry street, who charged that while standing in front of his own door on Saturday evening the accused and some unknown man came up and struck him, and further supple- mented their assault by robbing him of his watch and a wallet containing $200 in greenbacks. Craig ‘Was subsequently arrested, but his confederate escaped, The prisoner was held to answer at the General Sessions in default of $1,000 bail, Craig said he was a truck driver by occupation, James Herbison, agboy thirteen years of age, resid- tng with his parents at 316 Seventh avenue, yesterday morning took umbrage at some remarks his mother made to him, and drawing a loaded revolver presented it at her head, threatening to biow “her G—d d—d Drains out.’’ He was prevented from carrying out his filial inclinations by Thomas B. Crotty, residing in the same nouse, who heard his blasphemy and threat and handed him over to officer Smith, of the Twenty-ninth precinct. He was arraigned before Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market, and com- Mutted to the Catholic Reformatory. Henry Duffy, a young man twenty-one years of age, residing at 133 Hudson street, was arraigned before Justice Shandley yesterday morning by oflicer Greer, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, and pleaded guilty to burgiariously entering the fancy store of Albert Ricb, corner of Nineteenth sirees and Sixth avenue, at an early hour yesterday morning, tn company with two ac- complices, who made their escape, and steaynmg a Guantity of fancy goods, cousisiing of satins, siiks and ripbons, valued at $500, which were found con- cvaled in a rear yard of a tenement house, in Nin teenth street, together with a valuable set of bur- giars’ tools. He was committed without bail to an- swer at the General sessions. The Central Park Meterological Department re- port for the week ending June 4, the following :—Bar- ometer—Mean, 30.094 inches maximum, at 22 P.M. May 30, 30.242 inches; minimum at © A. M., May 29, 29,866 inch range, .876 Inches, Thermometer—Mean, 64.2 degrees; maximum, at ive P. M., June 4, 79.2 degrees; minimum, at five A. M., May 81, 66 degrees; range 24.2 degrees. On May 29 rain fell trom midnight of 28th and 29th to eight P. M. to the depth of .13 inch, and on June 3, irom six A. M, to half-past nine A. M. to the depth ot 03 inch, making the total amount of water for week linch. The distance travelled by the wind dufing ‘Week was 806 mules, ‘The Department of Public Parks announce that if the weather be fine there will be music by the Cen- tral Park Band at Mount Morris square this evening, from six to eight o’clock, for which the following is the programme:— L fhe nc 4 2. 0 & ate Good ba Nights Farewell, 4. Galop—Down the Stream. is Pant 1 §. Grand Setection from Barbe Bie! 6. Waltz—Telegramme....... 7. Air—I Am Lonely To-night. 8. March—Twin Brothers... 9. Grand selection trom Belisaro Galo; PART I. = Popular’ a The Commissiouers announce further that ae ments will also be given on Tuesday i Tom} ? square, from six to etght o’clock in the evi ; On Wednesday, in Washington square, to eight o’ciock, and on Thursday, in Madi- gon square, from six to eight o'clock, should the ‘weather be fine. AN ALLEGED JERSEY FIEND INCARNATE, ‘Waiter Scott, @ respectable looking middle-aged resident of Harrison township, N. J., was tempora- rily mcarcerated yesterday in the Newark lock-up and subsequently taken to the Hudson county ding examination on an appalling charge. iretwocke hbo his wife died, and since then be has conducted himself in an extraordinary manner. His Gaughter, @ girl of about twelve, commun cated some gi facts to @ citizen about her father, herself a rl named lizzie Smith, and in urn, told he, Justice Green, who caused the danghter to be brought before him, when she made a statement charging her father with the most horrid of crimes. Mr. Scott denies the allegations in toto, and declares they are govten up with a view to extorting money out Of bya NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET “HOW THE EXCISE LAW WORKS. Attempted Murders, Cutting pe Felonious Assaults and Highway Robberies—Sun- day Rum—Lively State cf ‘Things. Under the law the verbal declarations and printed pronunciamentos of the new Board of Excise Com- missioners the public was led to believe that they would take especial pains to see that the law was enforced in its letter and spirit. For a few weeks after they assumed the reins crime decreased, but during the past two weeks it has been rapidly on the increase. Some persons who have ob- served the workings of the law declare that there is very little attempt made by many liquor dealers to close on the Sabbath; that at at a late hour on Sunday morning they vurn out into the streets the scum of the city, mad with rum, to fight, cut, shout and kil. As the result of twenty-four hours, commencing Saturday night at ten o'clock and ending last night at ten, the following exhibit 1s given:— LIQUOR STATISTICS. The returns made to the Central office last evening of arrests. for various offences, tracable to the Ex- cise law, show one arrest for intoxication in the First precinct, none in Second, one in Third, for intoxt- cation, and five for drunk and disorderly conduct; 61x in the Fourth for intoxication and four for disor- derly conduct; Fifth precinct, three for intoxication and disorderly conduct: Sixth precinct, for intoxi- cation three, disorderly conduct four; Seventh precinct, disorderly conduct three, drunk and disorderly three; Eighth precinct, disor- derly conduct three, drunk and disorderly one; mtoxication, three; Ninth precinct, one for in- toxication; Tenth precinct, two for disorderly con- duct and one for intoxication; Eleventh precinct, four for intoxication and three for disorderly con- duct; Twelfth precinct, one for intoxication; Thir- veent precinct, four for dissorderl conduct; Fourteen precinct, four for disorderly conauct; Fifteenth precinct, one for intoxication; Six: teenth precinct, one for drunck and disorderly con- duct, and one for intoxication; Seventeenth pre- cinct, intoxication ana disorderly conduct one; Eighteenth precinct, intoxication one, drunk an disorderly two; Nineteeuth precinct, none; Twen- tieth precinct, intoxication, none; Twenty-first pre- cinct, intoxication one; "Twenty- -gecond precinct, one for intoxication; Twenty-third precinct, none; ‘Twenty-s1xth precltich, none; Twenty-seventh pre- cinct, none; Twenty-eighth precinct, intoxication two; Twenty-ninin prectuct, disorderly conduct two, Intoxication one; Thirtieth precinct, none; ‘Thirty: first precinct, none; Thirty-second precinct, three for intoxication. Total arrests for intoxication and disorderly conduct, 84, CU? WITH A KNIFE. At twenty minutes to four o'clock yesterday morn- ing, when ordinary mortals were asleep and dream- ing, John Carwin, of 39 Oak street, was up and en- gaged in a fracas with Mary Hayes, residing in the same house. ‘The result of the muss was that Mary got dangerously cut with a knife, and had to be re- moved to Bellevue Hospital. Carwin was taken to the Tombs Police Court and held to await the result of the injuries. A SCALPING CASE, John S. O'Connor, of No, 78 Crosby street, a printer, was yesterday assaulted by John May in front of No. 22 New Chambers street. “May struck O’Connor on the head with some sharp instrument, cuttimg off a portion of his scaip. An officer came up in time to prevent further mutilation of the unfortunate O*Con- nor and arrested May. The prisoner was taken be- fore Alderman Moore, at the Yombs Police Court, and Jocked up, the complainant being unable to appear. ATTEMPTED MURDER. ‘The Twenty-second precinct police report that a few minutes after eleven o'clock Saturday evening, while Ann Brady, of 457 West Forty-second street, was emerging from the grocery store at that number she was shot by one Joseph Farrell, of 455 West For- ty-second street, who 18 a brother of Farrell who dstinguished himself in the riots of 1863. Far reli had just come out of the lager beer saloon at No, 455 very drank, and it is supposed intended the bul- let for Christian Freise, proprietor of the lager beer saloon, with whom he has not been on friendly terms. The wound of the woman is not considered dangerous, although It passed through one thigh and lodged in the muscles of the other. Farrell made bis escape, but will likely be secured. A MAN STABBED. Between tweive and one o'clock yesterday morn- ing John McNespie a aged eighteen years, was found by an officer of U Bina precinct, corner of Grand and Greene streets, W ith a severe stab wound in the mp. He was taken to the Prince street station house, where the wound was dressed by Police Sur- geon Donor. He declined to state who inflicted the injury upon him. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION, ‘The Seventh precinct report that, at forty minutes after two o’clock yesterday morning, Peter Hyland, of No. 409 Madison street, was seriously cut in the face and on one of his ears’ by one John Shelly, during a fight in Cherry street. His wounds were dressed and he was locked up. At a later hour of the Tt weer it 1s alleged, fearfully beat one Thomas Keeley, of 60 Rutgers street, in Churchill's liquor’ store, 122 Cherry street, in which he was assisted by a rough named Barney Carroll, Carroli, Shelly and yine barkeeper, Peter Walsh, were arrested by the police and arraigned yesterday be- fore Justice Ledwith, at Essex Market. The charge of feloniously cutting Hyland was not sustained, but Shelly and Carroll were held for trial on complaint of Keeley. Walsh was bailed in the sum of $100 to auswer a charge of violating the excise. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE, About half-past nine iast evening Thomas Gallag- her, of the Twenty-second ward, entered the saloon of James Gallagher, No. 768 Sixth ave- nue, called for drinks, swallowed them and refused to liquidate his account. A quar- rel ensued, when Tom Gallagher attacked the keeper of the saloon stabbed him twice in the cheek and robbed him of fifteen dollars. The wound is asevere but not dangerous one. The victim was sent to Bellevue Hospital, and Tom Gallagher was arrested and 10cked up in the West Forty-sixth street station house. JOURDAN ON THE ROUNDS, Superintendent Jourdan yesterday afternoon made” an extensive tour of the city, in cog., and witnessed some queer sights, His investigations will bé embodied in charges made before the Board. , Sergeants, captains, roundsmen and patrolmen, should remember that Jourdan always has a “stop watch,” if he does not have a carriage and several extra sults of Some Jourdan may profitably take a hint by last night's experiences. ‘When the cat’s away the mice will play.” Was Jourdan at a telegraph instrument at mdnight when a reporter was in charge of the in- struments at the Central Office ? MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Hamburg mall steamship Silesia will leave this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office at twelve o’clock noon, Tue New York HERALD—Edition for Europe—will be ready at ten o'cli in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers for matling, six cents, “SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=Tais Day. 4 29 | Moon sets ...morn 12 23 7 28 | High water..morn 1 20 Sun rises. Sun sets. Herald Packages. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will please deliver all packages intended for the HRRALD to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet, ‘The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1868:— Resolved, That on and after april 1, 1868, the Associated Press wll discontinue the collection of ship news io the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. Letters or news packages for the HERALD should not therefore, be entrusted to the charge of any pretended agent, of the New York Associated Press. Herald Steam Marine News Fleet. ‘The following named yachts, whieh are capable of board ing inward bound vessels outside of Sandy Hook and south of the Highlands, now compose our steam marine news fi Screw propeller yacht HERALD, ‘Screw propeller yacht JAMES, Screw propeller yacht JEANNETTE, The marine news office ts at Whitehall slip, where afl com- munications from owners and consignees to the mastere of vessels will be received and forwarded free of charge. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. Destination. Oe | jiscsese [20 Brondway, 7 Bowling Green 68 Broad at, 58 Broad syane City of At J con i of ower |June Werner Plane 1 une I June 4, 68 Brow 54 South at. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1870. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamabip (Br), Wilk London May 14, via Havre Thi with'made Sed’ peantrmeaa! tS Hegrund Froth 1arcss Orenstone, Glsagor rin Movil, May Was “ies ra fa, Ms ito, 0 87 3, len Grant, froin for Quel Tees abet Frankia Gar, Mar), 96 days on deo; same ‘ay, foie uate rind WJ 7, Jon 66 89, a’Cunard steamal iin vbgund y, at B pi, va brig pie steams, 1 ib Ovals "trom Sandy Hopk, dansed bark Meieor. Btoamabin 'tro} a (Br), Thompdon, Messing May 4, Naples 5th, Palermo Tthy a 4 Gibraltar Tah, with fruit, ‘to Hender- son Bros, Had fine r throughout th Bteamsnip Fis, tigavurnay Mobile via J, with mase and passengers, to the Flori iii at 7 PM, Int 968% lon 14 30, passed aleanmthip City of rida, feataahip, Ualted States, Blanchard, New, Orleans May oa with mdse and passengers, to fi f Cheeta, ‘Savannah, aasel ox fad fou from Tate iH eeu shail Groot & aoe ™ lot trom i Ehwel No7; has been ag ogee on the bar the a, from London for Boston. ark Ormoy (Fr) Legonzion, Masubipatam, 142 days, with March 29, 8 Helena A rossed the Equator May 1, ir 26, 1at 86 58, lon 15 45 W, teamship Herman Livingston, Sh ee Clark, Li rg, miuh mdse and, § engera, to De ‘took 42.89, lon 59 10, WHT Baker Brow | Passed the Cape'of Good Hope Rpoke bark Hlleworty from Caleatte to Boston april oat dae We lat 464, 1on7 40 F, ably) G'iennion Bn), from Singapore for Lon- dou, 6) days out; May 10, lat 20 84, 1on 31 40, ablp Sallsbury, from Colombo for London. Bark Melbourne (Br), Horton, Newport, 87 days, with rail: Tak ron, to order. Took thé sou ro passage, and had rfable Wweathier, | Has been J days to J the weawward of als, ‘hick fog. Me th Jat 42 10, lon 44 3, sacha Betoathee dp. rom Bark Ente ete (Br) ‘Melntosh, Tica es days, we sugar, to P I Nevius ons. tte A Hats moderate weather, Has been 10 days north of Hati Bark Edward All B 10 days, with nigit ton By oH bro (Br), ‘Kickin, Bagua, 1 8, Boomerang (Br), Crichton, ace Bay, CB, 4 days with coal, to G 1 to loughton. H Brewer—vessel Equator or May “ii, In ton 8. Had A me vreutier the entire Bri % Td da (i citar Carian ry 81 das ith rig Mar; » Cart wi aie anit 268 Cie, monenry, Oy geri BD are wae May e Capes of ae wake r H MoGee, 4 the from Baltinore tort for Boston, ‘beon 10 days north of Hat- Whiter, Maracaibo aay fi, wilhcotfee, Socoa and hides and 1 1 passengers, to 1 Go, Movierate ° Schinitinaky, oti & Co; vormae to Pension & the entire passage; was 7 days Hatteras, wie Tht Nand winds, B days of whlch off Sandy took, with a thick fof. user, Ponee, PR, 14 me i), Holder, Ponee, 4 days, with sugar sar taotanete, ‘06 to Borland, Dearborn Gos¥easel tod We Elwell & Co, "Hud tne weather, been 6 days north of Hatt Brig ol Clara Brown (of Freepot Osgood, Sagun, 14 days, with sugar, to Grinnell, etary '& Co—vessel_to Stephen Soule. Had rough weather werns. | Has been § Gays north of that point with light wind ng Nalad (ir)? Riohardsos, lenfuegos, “a8 days, with sugar, to Tucker & Lightbourn, rig GW Barter r, Glenmood, Clentuegoe, 17 days, with nu- Tnompson & Hunter. Had light winds and calms the entire passa Brig Marguerite (Br), Merril, Bermu duce and 8 passengers, to CS Parsons, Has been'off Sandy Hook 3 ‘days in thick f Hite, Jackson, Tampleo, 28 days, with hides, ke, to Bruglero ‘A Theband. Had light Ni winds: the entire pas. sage; has bea 9 days north of Haiteras with ight winds and tick’ to, ‘Schr Unton (Dateh), Johnson, Mayaguez, PR, 19 days, with molasses, to Waydell’ & Co—vessel to HA Vatable & Son. Had light variable weather. Schr George B Somes, Bray, Manzanillo, Cubay 17 day rth augur and, molasses, to J H Vatierlelnvasdel to Jed eweGo. Had Tet winds and calms, May 2) too 78 “7-40, spoke bark Fiorence, Peters, from ientuegos for jew Yor! Schr Carleton (Br), Albury, Eleuthera, 9 days, with pine- pples, to Montell € Bartony ath. tha 8 dere lighiship bearing WNW miles, was run into by an unkown steamer, carrying away her pmast, jibboom, &e. ia Chad (or Beotiony, MeCliatock, lenthers, 7 days, with pineapples, to Joseph ‘Eanes-vessel to BJ Wen- berg. Had moserate woather. Schr J W Roberts (of Rockport), Thompson, Eleuthera, 8 days, with pineapples, to James Douglas—vessel to J A Stet- De 0 Schr Isabel Alberto (of Brookhaven), Tucker, Bermuda, 10 days, with produce, to Schank & Co. Has béen off Sandy Hook 5 days in thick fox. ‘Schr Uncle Tom, Look, Jacksonville, 8 days with naval stores, to Dibble & Worth: Schf Sabino, Currier, Charleston, 10 days, with Inmber, to order, Has been 8 days north of Hatteras, with light winds and calms. The atcampsnip Werer, from Bromons reports, was com felied 0 go slow im thick fog from lon G6 up’ to sandy took fightehip, aad anchored on the 4th at 6 o'clock PM inside the ame, whore she waa detained by dense fog Ul Sub at 9 AM; May 29 tat 46 8 $8, don 38 Il, passed Swe RF Commercial Code ‘and bark Frederiek Bealls ‘Nut woth bound Ws Juke ¢ 42.83, lon 25 29, stearmahy ins bound 1 4thy at 9:80 ofclock, tn lat 40 94, 1on 72 20, th the fog passed ship Henry (NG), from Bremen for ‘New 7 days, with pro- ro, which arrived 4th from Shields, reports :. W'of the Banks, with light winds and dense JW Parrington, seaman, died, and was buried The bark Samuel Larrabee which arrived th inst from Manila, reports :—Is gonsigne to Brett, Son & Co, Passi Cape of Good Hope April 13 and crossed the Equator May 13) in fon 40 30; April 10, lat 35 198, lon 20 10 E, John Jolin- Son, seaman, died, and was buried at Gre day, during rong westerly a heavy squall, carried, away j!bboom winds and squally weather unit! after passing Cape of Good pe. ‘The bark St Bernhard (NG), from Bordeaux, which arrived on the 4th, reports having bad heavy westerly gales from the Western Tnlanas to the Banke, and was 21 days from there with light winds and thick fogs. May 21, lat 4240 N, lon 65 W, passed a ship's long boat, painted Mack with a white bottom, having a bag lashed in her. stern; 27th lat 4240, fon assed ship Ivanhoe as, Dound east. The st to Dutel & Knowito Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Sehr Geo emple Beckwith, Georges Bank for New York, wae Moon. Leics Bank for New Y Sehr shapman, Rogers, Georges Ban! for New Yor with fish to J Comstock. id Schr Mary Potter, Potter, Nantucket for New York, with fish to D ley. ale Schr Herbert Manton, Crowell, Boston for New York. Schr Chas Shot, Ball, Fall River for New York. Schr Jas 2oas, Paull, Taunton for New York. Schr Mary Brewer, Mills, Norwich for New York. Schr Geo F Brown, Gedney, Norwich for New York. Schr Shephard G Mount, Young, Providence for New York. Schr Staten Islander, Babcock, New Haven for New York, Schr Harriet & Sarah, Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr Lady Adams, Everett, New Haven for New York. Schr Hesier, Davis, Portchesier for New York. BOUND RAST. Schr E E Potter, Williams, Elizabethport for Greenport. Schr Highland, Lynch, Albany for Roslyn. Schr L A Toles, Day, Albany for Norwalk. Schr Geo P Kane, Ward, Piermont for Bridgeport, Schr Express, Kencedy. New York for Salem. Schr Onward, Gorbam, New York for Nantucket. BELOW. Ship Antarctic (Br), MeStoker, from Liverpool April 26, with mndye and passengors, to Tapscott Bros. Ship Henry (NG), elm, from, Bremen April 18, with mdse and passengers, to H Koop & C Wind at sunset SE, bght Shipping Notes. Tor the past ten days a dense fog has enveloped the Atlan- tic, from Cape Hatteras to Halifax, proving a source of the greatest annoyance and danger to the fleets whose routes of service have called them within such Jatitudes. The scores of vessels bound to New York which within the time referred to have approached the coast, fell in with this, to them, great enemy, and, consequently, were detained to an extent beyond precedent. The officers of steamsh!ps and satlng craft alike bear testimony to this, and say that the fog is the worst they have experienced for yeara, and it is so dense that it settles upon the rigging and drops therefrom like rain. It has caused a partial interruption to the business of this port, inasmuch as a fleet of vessels ready to go to sea have been and are now detained at anchorage off Staten Island and thence to Sandy Hook, awaiting the lifting of the un- welcome visitant before they can depart, as there is also a fleet of iuward bound craft anxious to reach this port, and de- tained outside by the same cause. Fortunately, but one acel- dent has as yet been reported as resulting from this cause, that being of @ slight nature. ‘The schooner Carleton, from Eleuthera, when eight miles from the lightship off Sandy Hook, was run into by an unknown steamship, carrying away her foretopmast and jibboom, besides doing other slightdamage. Last evening the fog penetrated farther in- land, and after shutting out Staten Island and Governor's Island from the river side observers, settled upon the North and East rivers, making navigation by the ferryboats de- cidedly unpleasant to the pilots and dangerous to passengers. At the present writing, however, no accident from the latter source has, fortunately, been reported. Marine Disasters, BARK PALacr (Br), Jones, from Liverpool for Galveston, with an assorted cargo, went ashore Wednesda: ight June Ty near San Luis Pass.’ She draws 13 feet, and lies in 10 feet of water. The P isthe vessel that went ashore in Galveston Bay in the storm of October, 1867. MILFORD, May 23—The lower top and topgallant masts and yards attached, very much burnt, apparently of an American vessel, about 1000 tons burthen, wire rigging, iron ‘work red, were towed in last night. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to Purser Walter Pym, of the steamship Herman Livingston, ie ‘Savannah, for his attentions, Larrn, May 22—The Westphalia (8), trading bet \° burg aud Ney York, Which prrived Bete Maton ie ack chin uni Ecgomng a thorough repair left yesterday for Hamburg. LAUNCHRD—At Newburyport, 84 inet, scr Vict tons, built by Eben Maron. nt ee Notice to Mariners, ‘A new buoy has been placed to mark 8; BW aide of Rockland Harbor, Maine. Bearings af oll lamers West house at Old Fort 8 by'E HB. about end of Rallro: W 36 8, 136 miles. port hand goin; me ‘By order of the Liphintia ne Hoard ‘napector, Ist distri Portland, June 8, 1870, . nee Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford 24, ship Niger, ipod ee Pacific Ocean, Talcabuano March 4, with 800 bbls sp bbls taken: ‘on the passage), 437 wh oil and 600 Ibe bone. P at home on the voyage ble sp, 310 do wh oil and 5000 Ibs bone. Has on freight i012 gals sp from bark Allo: $77 do andli46 do hpbk oil, from bark Cornelia; 2804 do ep oil, from bark R- jarstow's 2919 do and 4158 do hpbk oil, from bai yh 366 do sp oll and 990 Ibs bone, old metal, dc. Reports apoki B week ago bark Awashonks, Norton, ‘of and for New Bed- wing taken 20 bbls sp oj) since leaving the Sandwich Gifford, of NB, wi ford, havi siands, Bark Lydi March 24, with 300 bbls wh off, since leaving home ‘al 0 be left on ‘ine was at Albany, New Holland, Had not seen a sperm whale Spoken. Ship Tmpertal, Taylor, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 19, off Cape Clear. roBAtk Mary Anna, from Boston for —, April 4, tat 316 8, jon The “Argaum,” of Neweastle, from Oran for New York, atl well, May 6, off Cape Spartel. Foreign Ports. BrACHY HEAD, May @1—Off, bark Mandslie, Baker, from Atnxterdam for Queber, BRIXHAM, May 19-Of the Stert JC Bornton, Waycoth Monday, sate Tuseay, ntan MOMCAL veanry - Philadelphia for Hamburg; Arcturus, from Antwerp ae oe May 2—In port, Eliza Avelina, Dowi Y Gay len, and Charielte for ante aie dg; Ganymede, ved, F Reok, Denker, Phila- Gt? MUSICAL JUBILEE BEETHOVEN CE! NIAL Bitte sre iN Hea poral a eis, Friday, Sune 17 sid Saturany, 248 bata corner of ei srt te ita Path agte, CLQNDAT RVENING, JUNE 16 180, Fark: altered, a Paling Fala eyetdersk rr Atalanta, i gy a a a TWO peda pH ty aie, May — “Arrived at Pauline, 20, Missourl, | SYMPHONY IN O MINOR... BEETH ‘The leading dignitaries of America, without distinetion of jeaux tor NYork. AT Pian INSTRU: THREE HUNDRED’ AND Fi baw Soe in nepedio silane, Bpecial letters Of Invitne \—Bal Ki » NYork ; Guiseppe Protay/Masellas U0), 40d, Martine Celaato, Laur GRAND ARIA AND CHORALE, ade way Tama Bona Fun, Nore. | “Infamatun” Sabet Mater, seeet++ROSSINI sortie ceaeiaaeaata nisea. A Saat sen rate aig THE ENTIRE GRAND COMBINED’ cHORL: Hon. GEORGE, 8. Bi HUH ra the fan OorEKuAGRN, May 21—Arrived, “Christiaushaven,” New THE ORGAN one vb ‘CHORALE E, ORCHI a Hon GEORGE M. EON, Serene of toe i Bexone 1—Arrived, los, Dahl, Savannah, “For He tne Lord Our God’ DELSSOHN Hon JACOB B, ‘cox.§ eatin 4 EvevrueRa, May 30—In ra HE Suaith, O O War THe ENTIRE GRAND COMHINED CHORUS, Hon, JOHN A, J. J, CRERWE raeWa ret Nil Desperandum, aud Nettie ‘Cushing, all for NYork, THE ORGAN and the GREAT 0! ‘and toMhete Excelence wie ‘Governors of the States and RT SECOND, wy Hanoorm, May 28—Arrived, Leicester, Rowe, San Fran- Paice BURG, May 14—Cleared, Celeste Clark, Foster, adel Giger May lay 15—-Sailed, Najade, Becken, NYork. oy 18—Arrived, favorite, Kieib, NYork ; 19th, alten, Olsea, New Orleans. eAvai, May 21—Arrived, Wiliams, Harding, New Or- rt To the Honorable Senators of the Unig Staten, To tne Honorable Representatives in ‘Governments, To beac Ambassadors of Fores; ‘0 the Chief Generals of the Ai _ To the Hon. SALMON P, CHASE, Chiet Ri ice, and Associate Justices of sie frgreoe. Court of he” nites Tothe cece of ‘ot impordant citles. PA GRAND pe oe “OBERON” yor WEBER GREAT O! bial Vy ay riery, ViRTUOS, jornet “LET THE das PY tr SERAPH ~ AME PAREPA-ROSA Ho seae HAN DEL Salied ala Sunshine, Rooks, Cardif! and United Staten ORAND CHORUS “iia Mit, Cleared 20th, Owego, Pr ‘ardiff and United Stutes; 2st, COMBINED HOWAL. SOCTE the Responses ha ecelved from jany of these Uaiod, Auta, Y Newnort aod dan , iy mani ae 5 aie thelr i terest In a the Musical Peatival ly May 22—Arrived, Gustav Fretwurst, Fret- jaltimore ; Sane. Fish, and Josephine, New JURICAL JUBILEE) aan THOV! oF TENNIAL FESTIVAL will | present BROAN OR MME. PAREPA-ROSA, rieans 5 ; 22d, J B Lincoln, Potnt, Va; John jenjamin, Gerdien, wurst, Sunshine, Balled i 21st, Hannibal, Dunn, Calcutta Ban Franciseos. Thos Staaily Billwite, Ci Harvey, Lothrop, Philadelphia; Johann. PAREPA-ROSA, THE ENTIRE CHORAL: societies, "CHOIRS and THE aes ORCHE! aD pe rot pinata see Rata ompany, whose jumphs are tee Oldies Revaseen ve Torey Bawons Hamaben bins pti ELECrRIC ARTILLERY. hoidlworde ia America. - Her triumphant success. in none Ent’ out, 2lst, Rothsay, Hall, Gloucester, Mass; Sabine, conpu: Coliseum of the Peace Jubilee Festival, one year a, York; Gold Hui Freeman, Philadelphia. CARL BERGMAN, Cally established her pre-eminent fitness for & colossal musk Bake oe cal festival of this nature, Her very ber immediate departure for Europe, A CORP OIED! MANNOTR CHORUS "OARL ZERAMN, Jast appearance prior to MAX MAREIZEK, Dr. JAMES PEC! P. 8. GILMORE, amme, selected as the Inaugural, pro- Be Arce! el, NYor! it *Levanter, Howes, Boston, Luttits May 32 sailed, Westphalia, 9), Hamburg. Leauony, May 18-Salled, Hattield’ Brothers, Hatfield, ik Lovitt, Sinith, Phila. Boston, ide mney Pret Rend Aontaciareethe Great Choral Tre toon ald Vocalists, yeay ciciotah Leen, Gt a the first Choral Societies of Americn, Mansur tne, May 20Azrived, | ‘Admission for this occastor ssseeeesOne Dollar. sinty-ive Choral and Madrigal Societe, Balled 20th, Hurableton (? Vor. e ° TUESDAY A ward of one hundred Choi Mataoa, Kay tarred; Due Frstely Mewina, New OF GRAND MS ATEpROOM, Naat xb will be represented in whole oF tn part in interpretia, aan ORCHESTRAL PROGKA! vocal beauties of reaped peed Mozart, egal be Fok mance, Haye aca jelssohn. and other great composers. ers and choirs trom pie ‘orl jeties, soc! Brooklyn, Jerse rae oie, sania, Pot ngtel ‘Water- Jeans, Cleared Mth, C F Payne, Hawking, NYork. ae nal "May pagal Maria Angela, Pirajiro, al n ith, for sELEGRAE FRow THE Newark, Plainfiel: Ori ST lor pr ee a Lath wi Xo igi “THANKS: BE TO GOD" ( EXDELSS OHN), , BY THE GRAND CHORAL SOCIETIES, THE RENOWNED Fea ete ant nt indy Mae’ NYork, | THE GRAND ORCHESTRA AND COLISEUM’ ORGAN. HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY Prutav, May 16—Arrived, Leonore, nore, Hredtich, Haltimore Kiens! Overture. ; Wage? | vowann oF ve oNBR doqarg nee PALERMO, M § Salted, Peppino, ‘ ce INDRBED VO! b PONOF, 2—In GRAND OPERA ENSEMBL! which 1s widely belt HATE NO SUPE: HOR a fn elthi Old or the New Worl will attend in entirety and participate in the ‘entire festival, from its first to ite last day. 1L TROVATORE.. Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG MRS. HOWARD PAUL sseeeVERDI as Leonore, "port b Datk Paléetine, for Boston; schr Tne tor lian ff Hatteras, ase 59 URENBTOWN, ee 22—Arrived, Crusader, Bradford, Bi isiand; E A Souder, Mockler, St John, "NB (and sal Emme Porier, Sagua; Stine 6, Idaho (8, Py fo - as Azucena Free siey ip ri tr al (and *icomn\ Liverpool for | SIGNOR P, BRIGNOLI A GRAND COLISEUM ORGAN, constructed by the celebrated builder, as Manrico, y i. HENRY E. ie Oda oe cay se oleared, say N OTTERDAM, \—Ciea font lew) ort. a arn ee Ny ovr haseceteinasseaiia and now on exhibiqon’ at his manufacto: in Wooster. tiie alg 90—Arrived, Demetra, NYork; ish | Go any apra SOPRANO, DUO TENOR ae ESR New York, willbe placed inthe rear of the GREAT year rts) ata, Ba tact Scotia, Burnam, Darien; 284, ace oe, the Fire Ac PEND Its” POWERFUL [TONES TO THE OCCASION, Balled ury alee THE COMBINED CHORLS! is OF THE ITALIAN A GRAND JUBILEE ORCHESTRA BrHarENa Apririb- Arrived, Havelock, Madden, Yoko- ND GERMAN OPERA COMPA hama (and salied for NYork), PS pr orn) May 17—Arrived, Biagio, Guglielmino, New ‘TEXEL, May 19—Arrived, Chas Gumm, Trefry, NYork. American Ports. APPONAUG, June 2—Arrived, schbr O F Hawley, Bayles, Hoboken. FIVE HUNDRED AND Fiery | VIRTUOSI, comprising the choicest instrumentalists Hon, Philadelphia and New York, fs ra aasical and Popular Composers Lite Students of the Art, Hit COLISEUM ery AND THe GRAND Bosto1 PART SEU SECOND. and presenting ESPIERRE, LITTHOLP, with tho "MARSETELATSE,” instrumented for ihe cuiire BRASS and REED BANDS, THE GRAND FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA BOSTON, June 3—Argived, bark St Mary, Hallowell, New Four great Military Bands, ager magrogatin ae ser ae e paam Bs | cia pal EERE se BANDS. | | OVEE WO "HUNDEED MEARS" AND REED INBTRU- J rand Duo, “ ei tenes +-Auber 7 Price, Nickerson; Aluskat Strout; J B Cli 0 kg rehit and Signor G. REYNA, GRAFULLA’S renowned Seventh Regiment nglment Grand Trio, “ TULA TELL”. Signor CH. Signor G. REY: Me JOSEPH HERS Rossini Arnold as Tell ~as Walter Von Flotow Glover, Holbrook ; Hateb, Dr Kane, Higgins, Ellzabethport; GW Revenue, Kelly; Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, and Frances Rondout, eGleared—Schr Gaaclle (Br), Swatn, St Pierre, Mart. DOWNING’S celebrated Seventy-Hrst Regiment Band. The powerful harmonic adjuncts necessary to the effects of gore of the compositions :— sags cpr rived. sobre Pacific, Wass, and’W H Sargent, | Grand Quintet and Final Tae AN bone rent, Elizabethpor — “Cleared-Bark Kate Harding, Harding, Liverpool via St Miss CAROLINE RIngHINGS-BERNARD THE cuniMe OF BELLS, John, FB; brig Sharon, Small, Demerara; sehrs E A Camp- irene Tee THE ELECTRIC ARTILLERY. ball, ‘Dennison, Gaiveston; Frank Atwood, Higgins, Baba- citi écouttocn, Miss KOSA COOK, Macame BERTHA JOHANSEN, NOY. iss ZELDA HARRISON. SEGULN, FRIDA DE @EBELE, ile SOPHIE DZIUBA, Bepectal leasure is een in roosting the names of the REAT CON ‘ORB Al ‘AESTROS whoee large exporiease, ana emiost positions render thet aid and direction of the highest consideration in a m festival so vast and varied in its character. Mr. CARL BERGMAN, the renowned conductor of the New York and Brookiyy fin. harmonic Societies. a ™jth—Arrived, bark NB Almon, Cienfuegos; sehr Sophia, Mayagnez. S HANGOR, June 2—Arrived, schr R P Chase, Collins, New ork. BELFAST, May 80—Arrived, schr Wm McCobb, Smith, NYort KRISTOL, June 3—Arrived, «chr Urbana, Allen, Rondout. Salled—Sloop G I Demorest, Christie, NYork. Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE, CHARLESTON, June 2-Sailed, schr J W Co fin, Upton, Mr, THEODORE RABELMAN, e Mr. ORR saeeere az New Haven. Signor FRANCISOO FL FILLIPT, pes oer ished Conductor of the Handel and Haydn 8 bth--Arrived, steamship South Carolina, NYork. Signor B. MASSAMILLTANT, % an ae te Ged Site 1 Gathering of ‘tn Satied- Bark Ansdeli, for a port in Great Britain. Phung W- LOTT Gusan i the Nations! Dessous FORTRESS MONROE, Juno 5--Arrived, schr Eastern, Baltimore for West Indies, Mr. 8. C. CAMPBELI the great a ‘of the Grand Italian and German Opera companies. Passed out—Schra Sallie Godfrey, for Georgetown; Wm N Mr. HERMES DRARTON CARL ROBA, Signor PETKELLT, . Gomnes, fo RY ook — Sarre nes alr faa: Anon Blgher Ge SEXN A, abe very able Conductor’ of the’ Parepe-Rose Engliah Opers for do ‘irigt AU Ranponrr, | Company. JAMES PE with the combined GRAND CHORUSES OF THE ITALIAN, RIVER, June 2—Arrived, schrs Wm Collyer, Taylo1 Dr. ENGLISH AND GERMAN OPERA ar ae sustained | Senior organist hot Trinity dation. New York, and conductor K i "i ripen Balmain a tae | Esa Ono Fe erie tes et et are in eed ‘Kelly, and EM Smith, Robbing, NYork, rectors take re in announeing schrs Old Zack, Beebe, Rondout; RH Daly, “ACHIEVED 18 THE GLORIOUS WORK. engagement as 008 of the aah of 8. Lampbear, aid Diadem, Chase, Newburg. the projector and genera ‘director of the THE ele COMBINED CHORAL SoorEriEs, eo Sailed—Sehrs Theo Dean, Philips, Geo getown, DO; Frank . Colton, Robinson, and Sarah Clark, Grifiiny Philadelphia; 4 a: ee AND O! gaa PEAGE JUBILEE Cornelis, Long; ‘hau Juan, Jones, and hil Skeridauy Mur! | GALOP, SUbiLE P Rear +MARETZEK | 7 theso will bo added the eminent conductors of many PISEORGETOWN, DC, June 8—Arrived from eastern ports, AND pic amcncoy sehr Sea, Nymph, via Frank Walter, Brewster, aud THE MILITABY BANDS, ima, Baeer. a avis. Partecathaths 1p Ths foregoing programme p presenta by far the greatest num. es em sic a ez fie Gronred, acts Oliver Ana j of recognized stars ve ever been | BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL CONGRESS OF ARTISTS, embled and presented on one occasion, togethe rith th McBride, and TT Tasker, Allen, teed Fossa yeaectnen or poet abe oaths preted +4 America's great songstress, itt Graham, and Gariton Jayne, Brown, Fall River; f O Terry, King, ies City; Rising Sun, Jones, Boston; White Sea? neh, do Jayne, Collins, Tyiianabarg aLOU UCESTER, June 3—Arrived, bark Florr! M Harlbut, urtis, C Che rede J L Bowen, Amesbury, City Point. once ae oa Pee choruses, the great orchestra and the military bands, ‘The price of admission for this occasion will be AR AND FIFTY CENTS, oouEsAY EVENING, JUNE 14, FIRS! GRAND ORATU! MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, whose operatic triumphs on both Contin justly EXnea’For'her the appellation of the Jeu Ametica Her recent distinguished. successes in the highest ayott, Brunswick, Gs, for Horton, Nes Senator, Pauikiisy Ponratces prior to hot departure for Pee re ayer fort ere ; Sarah pacniee ere wip ona Port Johnson for MADAME | PNT i NORDBLOM, cpiahieeyereicrnin Se ep a a Fae Or eS cm ARD, ‘Bsa Watcha vranPigvnad Ure Ww Desks: | tumberng ore wa onttohio HHS, | reo of ihianpearee wie seusoas et” Me way xpos Willams, Rich: THOUSAND VOICE! Attic Lee ak ‘Me, for F Washingion DC; os Sherman, Bangor WO. 8, ASSISTED BY TH COLISEUM OxGAN AND The very renowned Oratorio and Dramatic Cantatrice, ND ORCHEST! Oh NOBLE, Mey y St Arrived, schr JY" allen, Allen, N Doties Ooyttaits aeeniater Hee wecy task la ved, scl len, len, New Prima Donna Contr: foe ratiys ler a jast appearance Londo! oe agar. : see Maren WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 1 15, prior to her immediate departure for Europe. jearcd—Schr ‘ownsend, Bost MYSTIO, June sare rived, ‘iy rey: Saete, Coffn, Balti | ALL THE MUSICAL BLEMENTS OF THE FESTIVAL | The celebrated Prime Mezzo-Bopran Boece, pore Ells even ors Agent. Chadwick, M BINED, M. ARIETTA GAZZANIGA, GREAT DAY of nen PATRIOTIC, POPULAR and CLASSICAL SELECTIONS, under the the direction of THE RENOWNED spe ‘of THE NATIONAL PEAOE JUBILEE, In accordance with a general desire MR. GILMORE will roduce bs VERDI'S FAMOUS ANVIL CHORUS, THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER, and other POPU. Taki places, as Performed at the BILEE, Ali JULLIEN’S Quadrille of ALL N, lizat ehporty cceon mndout NEW RLEANS, ‘May, 31 iar ee Rapidan, Neassad NYork; brig Annie (NG), Lauman, Rio Janeiro, eanehibien lourre,’ May 31—Arrived, schr Marcus Hunter, qaewBURYPORT, June 2—Arrived, achra Edwa Lameyer, an, Mayaguey, PREG H Irwin, Johnson, Baltimore; J J abethpo "ta, eg June 2, PMAcrived, ‘chr Fred Tyler, Terrill, Elizabeth ‘ort for New Bedford. ‘3d--arrived, echra Henrie Portsmouth; ‘Cyrus Chambe Marchioness ‘de islsapioay, Prima Donna of the Brigooll Grand Italian n Opera Company. The very talented Prima Donna Leggrers MISS ROSE HERSEE, of the Parepa-Rusa » English Opera Company. The very distinguished Prima Donna every MINS ISABELLA MoCULLOCH, of the Brignoll Grand Htalinn Opera Gonipany, The very talented Prima Don I 2REDA HARRISON SEOUIN, Clark, Port Johnson for in, Potter, Rondout for Bos- ; WH Dennis, Phila- the favorite’ Contralto of the Parepa-Rosa English Opera agelan ae geen ren or do Yor NYork (or Phila. | introducing the bymns of ENGLAND, ‘RANGE. "RUSSIA, Sona, delphia\ San Jun, Jones Fail River for Wow Yorks RUSSIA, AMERICA and other, RATIO ONALIFI ER, e Satled—Schrs Lad Adams, Sullivan, Fall River for NYork FULL CHORUS, GRAND ORCHESTRA, COLISEUM OR- | ‘the very succenstul Prima Don Donna Lepglera, Gen Grant, Frame, Philade GAN, MILITARY ANDES, DRUM CORPS, ANVIL COM- LL ULINE ©: PHILABELP: June 4, AM—Arrived, schrs Abbie Burs- | PANY, BELL CHIMES, CANNON and other accompani- | prima Donna of ap pat Grand Geen rapes Company. capa MR GILMORE’S POPULAR PROGRAMME will also incinge the celebrated Overture to WILLIAM TELL Keily, Gardiner; Starlight, 7, Reed, Lara y. Lowell, Drekiet Fawn, peeaas y ‘ortsmout NYork; Reading RR No @ ‘The young and talented Donna, Hiabeock, Smith, Providence. bh ier) MIS! i$ ROSA COOK, Cleared—Ships Royai Charlie, Potter, Hamburg; Astronom, | and LES YRS; also GOUNOD'S AVE MARIA, with Pupil of Madame Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt Klopper, Bremen; barks Agnes Fraxer (Br), Cameron, Pic: CIAO TO RID Vaart sie (Her firet appearance since her retura from Europes ee cite Carrle Weeaht (By) Hall Htavres Mescacrr? | and will joven ths aoe choir of artists and the ent{re com. The cultured dramatic Brinn ma Donna. ntwerp; brig Carrie Wright (Br), Hull, Havre; Messaggi. - e cultured dramatic Primi cra Gish Ombrorsana, Gibraltar for orders; Roanoke, Wil- bined Choral Societies, Karly publication of all the sum. zi AME JOHANNA BOTT! Batley Locke; aps Active, Goomba, Periemouthe © bic Denon te Marsan Grand fii Gra compeoy alley, Locke, ctive, jouth. ‘an 2 PORTS MOU, i May 80—Arrived, schr Eliza B Coffin, Cof- WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, gaubeg Mi #9, “Easter hr BT Lowell, Leeaman, Philadelphi SecReloetions from rae eo PANE BERTHA JOHANSEN, 1—Arrived, schr owell, Leesman, ROVIDENGE, June 3—Arrived, schrs Heading RR 0 a, THE FIEEH BS MERORY. poshoren, Prima Donna of the Grau Grand German Opers Company. MbNDELSSOHN'S: GRAND Coe The talented Prima Donna Cont Contralto, ing Davis, Philadelphia tor Pawtucket; DC Foster, Shellid, Rondout for do; Lizale, | Taylor. Bixabetmports Mi Mary Tice, MLLE. FRIDA_DE_GEBELE, Glark Got Exp tc ioieieninnarh i aaapaay mts | waDAME panera ROSA Conttaiie Donne of ihe laazetsee Grad Tratan Opera Coms MISS NETTIE STERLT ee Safled—Schirs Ira Bliss, Hudson ; Gen Howard, Johnson ; C See eee ieee pany. W Dexter, Nason ; Thos Hull, Brown; Danl Morris, Mansor; . Meee TUE ITNEY, — OOAWTUCKET Tune SA i as pert ning RRNo 41 ro Re Rage The POPU Or OE CODE DZIUBA, vil june rived, schrs Rea ly fe Za) smith, Philadelphia; Ida, Philips, Elizabethport ;Jas Parker, THE HANDEL AND HAYDN hawt OF BOSTON, Prima Soubreta Cantanta of the Sr, Kelly, Rondout. Sailed—Sebr Saxon, Hatch, NYork (or Bangor). NEAVANNAH, June d—Arrived, steamship Gen Barned, Y Arrived 4th, bark CE McNeil, Boston, ALEM, June 2—Arrived, brigs Eudorus, Haskell, Phila: humbering for this ovcaston, UPWARDS UNDKED* THE VERY Hick REPU TATION OF rite SOCIETY naturally leads to the anticipation of one of the most de- lightful and artistic performances of this GREAT ORA. TORIO which can by any possibility take place. Patti Grand German Opera Company. inent lyric artist, The eminent yi DAME ANNA BISHOP, ‘The very cg Tenore, , 2 ’ GNOR FB. BRIGNOLI, ooh at ar Gisvons, piudiayy-and:Vi ae, Yeo THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE. 16, 1870, Impresgario of the Brignoli Grand Italian ‘Opera Company. Elizabethport; Geo Savage, Nye. Port Johnson; Alfana wo GREAT BEBTHOVEN MAL ae every distinguished Primo Tenore di Forza, Kokes, Jameson, and Maracaibo, Henley, Hoboken; Kolon, BBLEC atl) FROM HIS GREA’ S. K CH, LEFR, ANC, ee Oey CHORAL SOCIETIES, Primo Tenore Assoluto of the Baek Grand Italian Opera td CHORUS OF ARTISTS, OST EMINENT, SOLOISTS, ‘AT ORCUESTRA, THE ORGAN, Selections f from MOUNT OF OLIVES, FIDELIO and the NINTH SYMPHONY. Tint worthy of remark that at no previous oceasion in America have all the elements for whi reat master wrote been combined in one musical gathering—the Oratorio, the Opera, the Orchestral Combination and the Organ, Jasper, Rondout ; Marv A, Jellerson, NYork. WILMINGTOD, NO, June 2—Cleared, pri Inanc Carver, Shute, Philadelphi OTHE schr John McAdam, Willard, Boston. TH! Com} Tho very eminent Prima’ Teorey trie MR. WIL! ASTI Primo Tenore of the arepatots Grad English Opera ‘The very celebrated Primo Tenore Laric ery oR. THEODORE. HABELMAN! of the Pattl Grand Gtrman Opera Company. NOTARY PUBLIC, sioner of Deeds for every State, and Passport Agent ALWAYS 1N; ALSO COMMIS A Law sae rs may Primo Tenore Assv: jared in English or Spanish, RICK I. KING, Counsellor at Law, tinguished Primo Yenore, x Broadway. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, ‘The distingRTGNOR, FRANCISCO FILIPPI, JCTION GOODS / ATA RG. from the Imperial Opera Company, Rio Janeiro, Having bought out a part of the stock of the Iate firm of cuor. AGBARD™ Oruicarie Dosis The very talented Oratorio Fenore,” E, Ytlaughwout & Co, 1 am now gelling Siver-piated Ware, Cine , Refrigerators, Cooking Utensils, China and Glass and other House FurnishingGoods at prices that would aston ish the Daves, Come one; come EDWARD D, BASSFORD, ‘Cooper Institute, PROGRAMME. ee AFTERNOO! ON, JUNE 17, RAND ORATORIO MATINEE, HAYDN'S akbar CeCe MEESIAH, MADAME PAREPA-! ROSA A ani THE SELECTED ORATORIO SOCIETIES, numbering over © THOUSAND VOICES, assisted by the ie eat ORGAN ai GREAT ORCH ESTRA. ‘DAY EVENINGS JUNE 17, GRAND OPERATIC, CHORAL ‘and Miscellaneous Pro- gramme, ME, Primo Tenore of the Parepa- Hoaajauand a‘ ngiieh Opera Com- any. The eminent Primo Tenore, IGNOR B, MASSTMILLIANI, Primo Tenore of pare Grand Italian Opera Com- The popular Tenore di Gras aa NOR we LOTTI, Primo Tenore of the Grau Grand Fiaatet Opera. Company and of fo Maretzek saa Ttalian Opera C ‘The renowned Basso, 105 EPH HI se 3 Primo Basso ‘hed ‘Assoluto ba ne Pa ti Grand German. Th nent 0 ratorle Bam very eminent Or ie r W..W, WHITNEY, ‘The very di woul ed aon ee Cantante, Primo Baritone of ony ee arepetions Grand English Opera. The very celebrated od Pritan Bases 0 Bases Cant cantante, DRAYTON. Primo Basuo Assolato of {he Rieblogs Grand English Opera. EAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN WHITBY AND FRENCH Jet Jewelry. E. MYERS, Manager, 687 Broadway. BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL MARINE, OPERA, Field, Tourists’ and Race Course Glasses, SEMMONS, Optician, ‘687 Broadway. VENING TELEGRAM. RICH, RARE, Rul robavis 1 kews, THIS EVENING. FULL AN AGOUMATE REPORTS OF CLUB Goss! IP, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE, ST FROM WALL STREET AND ren THE NEWB, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, pune 18, TENTH AND LAST FESTIVAL CONCER’ ECTIONS FROM THE SINtEL EDRENS FIVE wate tS SABBATR aoe GRAND beeen Loca, THE CHILDREN, woe sree HORAL ‘Th dtstioguished Primp Barttone, 6 vel stn ished Primo GENERAL 80 y THE GREAT ORCHEST ry Gsungy'SIGNOR. PETRILLL, TELEGRAPHIC THE DRUM CORPS, THE MILITARY BAN Primo Baritone of the Brio Grand Tiallan Opera Com AN? MAKING. THE 1CH-vthe Selections of ahe Solo, the made Akrneay, The eminent Primo Bast = —' 8 O! ve Solo! e eminent Tig. ry 08 bt tno umberaot too Military Baude are Wot yet added <i THE LEADING le oF EW YO! i epeniatereh bag ayear;? ane a re Publication office, Nassau si AVE, GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, WHICH IMPART ‘an immediate sense of coldness and relic?, so essential SEMMONS, Optician, 687 Broadway. Primo Baritone of ibe etek Grane ‘atten Opera Come ‘The very popular Basso Pri indo, 7 POPU TENOR An SUSIN Primo Basso Profundo of the (ates Titaltan Opera, ‘The popular Baritone Cantaute. SIGNOR AD. RANDOLFI, Baritone Cantante of the e Clare Louise Kellogg Grand Com mopany. foregoing pi Geet ay MUSICAL FESTIVAL, ALE OF SECURED SEATS for the ecko rane for Monday and Tuesday afternoon and oven SOMMENCES TO-DAY, to defective vision. YICOL £, BAVIDEON ee a Me Th tar Basso Protund © popular Basso Profunde, N ADWAY. near Great Jones street, DITSON'S MUSIC STORE. 711 BROADWAY. ai ee sacoeebore to . V. Haughsrout & Co. SCHIRMER'S MUSIC STORE, 70. BROADWAY. Basso Profundo of “in Eichings Grand English Opera. FURNISH CITY AND country RESIDENCES WITH DOD's OFFICE, 84 BROADWAY. ‘The popular Bartons Cente mer, CHINA, _ EARTHE! ‘ARE, ‘WAR! HANDE- jE ASO: WILHELM "FORMES, iN SUBSCRIBERS’ T! TB, FOUR a eerten SEATS FOR E. OF THE TEN | ‘ESTIVAL CRORE TS eee NE HUNDRED DOLL, to all concerts and TICKET, ADM LIERS), BRONZES, cL KS, SHAVER PLATED WARE ‘and d CUTLERY, of 's LIABLE QUALITY, at the LOW: EST Piimo Bartione of ihe Putiivand Germas Opera Company. The recollection of the reader will scarcely suggest of Feat prominence that ja not included in’ this list—at_ all ‘events gone that could have (nereased ite efficiency, A ie published with no little pride by the directors, and wil Datural confidence that {t admittin; SEASO! ublic raheareais, TILTING ONE PERSON NAMENTAL PINE éD8.—100 POUNDS OF THE ed Pant eres 4 forsale. Address W. IRV- EACH OF THE TEN FESTIVAL CONCERTS will be at once Tecornised best ING K, box 0 New Yor! Post of (transferable), good for such seats as are not otherwise se- | pee ag a guarantes ihat the rnd of which ae eeu cured, prominent e part, will be in’ every way the matropotie of fiweaiidn and ot the tase ec the composer wi memory it is designed to honor in the New World in sympathy with the similar tributes being pald toi in tl See Sdotning colutan for Precramme, Sale of secured seats commences to-day at nine o'clock, See adjoining column for places and pi MPHEP. & 0. SCARF (REGISTERED) 18 SPECIALLY adapted for this season; it can be worn asa tie or bearf, nnd for, elegance and ullity combined bas never been‘ surpassed, Wholesale only from the manufac- turers, VIRGOE, MIDDLETON 4 CO. London, England, In- yentors of the O. K, M. P., Era and other cravats, Retail Cacia the priveipai Uosiers in the United States. i TEN DOLLARS, sdmitting to alt concerts and public rehearsals. SSION, WITH SECURED FIRST. PAHTERRE, © «TWO DOLLARS | DRESS PARTERRE.. a THREE DOLLARS ORCHESTRA. FOUR DOLLARS BAIUONY, TWO DOLLARS