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TELEGRAPHIC FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Prim’s Position Towards the Spanice monarchy cu, ~ The Pope Maintains did Writes Tnfallibility. Frightful Loss of Life and Property in Constantinople. CHOLERA RAVAGES IN INDIA, The Royal Thames Yacht Club Cross Channel Race. TURKEY. The Fire in Constantinople Subducd—Results of the Conflagration—One Hundred and Twenty-five Million Dollars Loss—The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Danger. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 9, 1670. The great.fire in the Pera district has been fully subdued and something like order reigns again, According to a careful count over seven thousand buildings of all sorts have been destroyed. Many of these were the best in the city, The loss of life has greatly exceeded the estimate made some days ago. ‘The remains of one hundred and fifty buman beings have been discovered thus far, and it is supposed this number representsg about one-half of the actual loss of life. The total losg caused by the fire is computed roughly at twenty-five million pounds sterling. Eng- lish underwriters suffer heavy Losses. The archives of the British Embassay were saved. The Church of the Immaculate Conception was on fire severa | times and is considerably damaged, but the Gobelin tapestry, the gift of the Empress Eugénia, with which the church was decorated, was saved unharmed, Scenes and Panic During the Fire—Frightu ful Loss of Life. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 9—Evening. \ Via Paris, June 9, 1870, The 1033 of life by the conflagration here was frightful. At some points whole families were hemmed in by the Mames and perished in full view of the spec- tators, who Were unable to rescue them. The panic among the people was terrible, and Many who might have escaped lost all presence of mind and were unable to save themseives. Others in despair made no erlort to fy and were lost. Some of the Turks, in the spirit of fatalism peculiar to their race and religion, shut themselves up in their burning houses, refused assistance and “met ther fate without a murmur, LOSS OF LIFE. Tt has been ascertained that 250 persons were burned to death or killed*by the falling walis, apd many more are missing. Aid from France. Paris, June 9, 1870, The Empress Eugénie has sent 10,000 francs to Constantinople for the relief of the sufferers by the great fire. The Duke de Grammont, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has contributed 6,000 francs for the same object. ENGLAND. The Communication with Ireland—Another Canard (#?)—Trade and the Crops. Lonpon, June 9, 1879. The cable between England and Ireland which was recently broken, has not been repaired, and messages to and from America are consequently somewhat de- Jayed. Nearly all the business is transacted by way of the French line and Ireland is telegraphically isolated from the rest of Europe. ‘There seems to be no doubt that the reported loss of the steamer Dacia was con, J in America by ae ng «ee int ee the market price or the new West India cable shares. This ts strefigth- ened by the fact generally known that the steamer pelonged to Sir Charles Bright, who Is one of the originators and active members of the uew com- . The insurance on the Dacia and her cargo 1s Despatches have heen received nere from the Dnited States inquiring as to the truth of a tele- gtam sent from here to the effect that the steamer Chieftain had recently sailed hence for Cuba, to be used in the interest of the insurgents, It is proper to state that, afier diligent inquiry, no one can be found who has heard of this occurrence, Whit-Tuesday is a customary holiday in the Liver- pool cotton market, which accounts for the absence of prices, sales, &c., on the 7th inst. The alarm among the farmers at the continued dry ‘weather almost amounts to a panic, A “Reale Irish”? Lord—“Lothair” and Dignity. Lonpon, June 9, 1870, Right Hon. Thomas O'Hagan, Lord Chanceilor of Ireland, has been created Baron O'Hagan. It ts said that Disraeli is about to retire from poli- tics. He will ve raised to the peerage. Finance and Law. LonbOoN, June 9, 1870. The female masyueraders recently arrested here have been indicted for felony. The American dollars brought by ihe stesmship Scandinavian have been sold at 5834 per ounce. Material to America, Lonpon, June 9, 1870, The ship Regina will follow the Magdala with ma- terial for the construction of the Honduras Trans- continental Railroad. Education and the Churches. LOnpon, June 9, 1870, ‘The Northern Association of Baptists have sent to the House of Commons a petition praying that the Compulsory Education act do not pass, for the reason that it unduly favors the Established Church, The Bank Return. Lonpon, June 9, 1870, The official weekly statement of the Bank of Eng- land, made public to-day, shows that the amount of bullion has increased £150,000 since the report of last week. AUSTRIA. A Statesman Invalided. VIENNA, June 9, 1870, Baron Beust 1s confined to his bed by tiness, His condition is not considered serious, ROME. Likes Infallibitiry. Paris, June 9, 1870. The Pope has written @ letter aduressed to the re- eentiy consecrated Bishop of Tarbes, tn which he Gustatas ia positive terms the dogma of infallibiitty, INDIA. Cholera Ravages. Bombay, June 9, 1870. The cholera is making dreadful ravages in differ. ent parts of India, At Madras the disease is particulariy virulent. A despatch from Calcutta denies that the cholera las made its appearance there, Electric Communication with Europe. Lonpon, June 9, 1870. Qommunication with Bombay by way of the new cavie ts now complete. Despatches from India of o-day’s dare have already (oon) been recel ved, NEWS fnew NEW YORK HERALD, YACHTING. ing aud Time, Lonpon, June 9, 1870. A fine race occurred yesterday between the yachts of the Thames Royal Clab. The course was from Gravesend across the chan- hel to the coast of Holland and return, The wang dos north northeast at the start, at cleven or "" the foxeuoog, neon, een Gravegeng in the ears ‘The Orst iheee arrived back ac following order: ‘ A. 0. Wilkingon's Gtoriana, J. Mulholland’s Byerld, Commodore Ashbury’s Cambria, The time of the winner was five hours forty-nine minutes, ‘The-Prince of Wales, Prince Teck and the Grand Duke of Meckleuburg-Strelitz were among the guests on board the yachts, The Prince of Waiew Cup. LONDON, June 9, 1870. TheVelegraph reports that Mr. Douglas, owner of the American yacht Sappho, declines to compete for the Prince of Wales’ Cup ou the 24th inst. Mr. Ash- bury’s Cambria has beeu entered, The Crown Question in Parliameut—Pians of the Monarchy Men=Prim’s Position. MADRID, June 9, 1870, ‘The question of the future monarch for Spain oe- cupled the sessions of the Constituent Cortes yester- day, A motion Was made Mhat the King be elected by direct vote of the people of the nation. After a de- bate this was rejected. At length the ,proposition requiring the candidaté iv receive a majority equal to one-half of the whole number of Deputies was carried by a vote of 138 to 124, This is regarded as having utterly destroyed the chances of the Duke of Montpenster, as well as those of all other candidates who have thus far been named. None of these will be able to get 179 votes, the number required by the passage of this resolu- tion, There is much excitement among ail classes of people. General Prim made a personal expianauon. He quoted from the despatch of an American corre- spondent of the London Ties relating to his (Prim’s) connection with a proposed Cuan loan, He pro- nounced the despatch a malicious inventton, There had been no negotiations between him and the American government or between him and the Eng- lish capitalists, as stated in the despateh. The Brigands aud English Ransom. Maprip, June 9, 1 A despatch from Cadiz announces that the brigands who recently kidnapped a party of Eng- lishmen near Gibraltar, and released them only on the payment of a heavy ransom, have since been captured by the troops, and a portion of the ransom money has been recovered, FRANCE. The Legislature, the Jadiciary and Masonry. Paris, June 9, 1870, Deputy Gambetta is compelied by tl health to ab- sent himself from his seat im the, Corps Légisiatif. He will seon leave for the Pyrenees to seck the benefit of the maintain air, The counsel engaged for the defence of the persous to be tried before the High Court of Justice for con- spitacy were permitted to see thelr clients to-day for the first tame. Gencral Meliinet, who tas just been clected Grand Master of ihe Masonic Order in nee, decimes the position, The Turt. Paris, June 9, 1870, The Emperev aitendee the races at Longchamps tod The Bank Return. PARIS, June 9, 1870. The builion in hand atthe Bank of France has in- creased 9,709,000 francs since last Thursday, ITALY. “Stampiog Out” Radicalimn. FLORENCE, June 9, 1870. ‘The insurrection at Lucea was summarily quelled. It was by no means formidable, The disorder was confined to fifty-four ruftians who seized the arms belonging to the military school in that city. The wh party were soon atter captured and taken care of, NEW ZEALAND, pO Gee ester Britieh W vriumphs. hile One Sa LONDON June 9, 1570. e o i Eth, Volonial Ofiice to-day fully contyys thy Ughorioa hee Whelk before re- ported. DOMINION OF CANADA. vver Meeting in Montreal on ie Fenian Inva- sion—Presideat = Grant’s Message demned=Minister Thornton Censured—A Cabinet Minister to be Sent to London. MONTREAL, June 9, 1870, A preliminary meeting of influential gentlemen has been held to take steps to afford the people an opportunity of expressing (their opinions respecting the recent Fenian raids, and providing for acourse to be taken by the government to pre- vent such occurrences hereafter. The chair ‘was occupied by Thomas Workman, M. P. Several speeches were made on the comments of the English presa on the raids. The American President's pro- clamation, and especially the remarks of the London Daily News and the Saturday Review be aed General Lindsay's speech, were condomned. The action taken poy Mr. Thornton, thanking President Grant for his promptness in stopping the raiders, ‘was considered disgracefut. Hon. Mr. Morris sald that the Canadian govern- ment had already stated the case ina strong man- ner to the imperial government, and intended to send a Cabinet Minister io London to represent their views, Religious Anniversaries in Toronto. ToRONTO, June 9, 1870. The annual meetings of the following religious bodies are now being held tn this city:—The First General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Canada; the Wesleyan Methodist Conference; the Methodist (new connection) Conference of the Con- Eee Union of Ontario and Quebec. Rey. Dr. cher, of Galesburg. Ti., will address the Congre- gational Umon to-night. UTAH. Reported Discovery of a Subterrancous Outlet to the Great Salt Lake. Corinve, June 9, 1870, A subierrancous outlet to the Great Salt Lake has been found opposite Corinne and between Fremont and Kimball islands. The schooner Pioneer, Captain Hannah, while sailing in that vicinity last Sunday, was drawn into an opening which 1s an immense maelstrom or stupendous whirlpool, and the descent and circular motion of the water were so rapid and violent that the vessel was made to spin around in f% with frightful velocity, and it was only by @ high wind prevailing at the time that she was enabled to safl beyond the influ. ence of the awful chasm. Captain Hannah reports that he has no donbt that this opening (never before discovered) ts the grand outlet of the lake. A party of scientific men will leave here immediately on the age Kate Conner to iuvestigate (his great won ler, HIRE. Republican Nominations in the Legislature for the Next New Hampshire Senator—Senator Cragin to be His Own Successor. Concord, June 9, 1870. The Republican Senatorial caucus organized at eight o'clock this evening, Ezra Stearns, chairman, and F. W, Miller, secretary. The vote was calied by gounties. The whole republican vote m the Senate and House was 204. On the first ballot the whole vote cast was 208; of which number Daniel Clark received 1, Frederick Smythe 3, Nathaniel ©. Gordon 8, Mason W. Tappan, 21, Edward H. Rollins 32, Aaron Fy Stevens 43, Aaron F. Cragin 95—resulting in no choice. On the second ballot the whole num- ber of votes Cast was 204, as follows:—Gordon 5, Tappan 23, Rollins 21, Stevens 45, Cragin 109. On motion the renomination of Senator Cragin was made nnanimois, NEW HAMPS Royal Thames Yacht Clab—Sail- | A + “Ot Dersons was 4 | CUBA. Attnavk by Patriots on a Fort=The Villa Clar. District—Commercial News. HAVANA, June 9, 1870. ‘Three mon, who appear te belr Otnociete ater Te th wy that ree es tn Cayo Gram ™ pedes and otnee a. 2s Solxespondence with Coa oon ~ «nel leaders. They refuse to give «scat Names, and were vaken to Puerto Principe for Identification, ‘olater news has been received concerning the George B. Upton expedition, Ms Olligtal despatehes from’ the Captain General's Hing, darters at Puerto” Principe report chat a columft ngs! rived trom La Guanaja, They cawé by way of iy Slevre de Culjtas, the seche of 9 former batt and = whi) Darching = over the ot ground luring =the) =—onight — they were fred on by the rebels ambush. The troops were brepaxgd and — returned the fires A sharp fight followed, at the end of which the rebels ed, leaving on the fleld twelve dead, 1n- cluding — their jets, Aguere and Madrmates. Colonel Montaner’s column had also had an é ment, in which fourteen insurgents were killed, among them some officers. Particulars of the latter affair had not yet been received from Colonel Mon- taner, The Anauntenia attacked Fort Barrabas, in the Villa Clara district, which was garrisoued by colored bean ng The assault was repalxed with @ Joxs to the rebels of twelve killed. The garrison lost three e+ @roes Killed and six wounded. It is reported that the new tariff will go into ope- ration on the ist of July. The duties on cattle imported into the thiand are reduced one-half for the next six mouths. Exchange on London, 16% & 164. re market buorant, tt 84g a 8% reals per arrobe tor No, 12.0. 5. WEST VIRGINIA. The Stute Democratic Convention in Ses- sion—The Platform Adopted. WHEELING, dime 9, 1870, The Democratic Convention assembled at Chartes- ton, the new capital of the State yesterday, and was largely attended. The piatform adopted demands the taxation of capital, the expurgation from the statute books of every form of test oaths, demands the restoration of the ballot to the disfranchused aud declares the white race the superior and ruling race of the country, John J. Jacobs, of Hampshire county, Was nominated for Governor, MASSACHUSETTS. The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroud—An Abortion Case—Base Ball. Boston, Juue 9, 1870. The bill granting State aid to the Boston, Hartiord and Erie Railroad reached » vote lu the Senate this afternoon, and passed to a third reading by 23 to The House to-day passed to a third reading a bill to establish separate prisons for women, Dr, James Morgan, of this city, to-day was heli to give ballin $1,0000u the charge of procuring an abortion on the persou of a colored girl named Mary Elizabeth Green, ‘The Red Stockings, of Cincinuatt, beat the Tri- mountains to-day by @ score of thirty to six. A fire in Chelsea to-day destroyed the manufactory of Merriam aud Patnam, LAGER. 1 paper Lose $15,000, Convention of the Brewers nt Davenport— Passnge of Resolutious—Close of the Sens sion. DAVENPORT, Lowa, Jitne 9, 1870, ‘The Brewers’ Assoctation of the United States, tn session i this city, coacluded their labors to-day. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted Whereas we tha brewers of the United States, assembled in Congress at Davenport, lowa, do conrider the preseut United internal revenue laws relating to fermented liquors impracticable and oxtremiy Heute ; therefore, it necessary for the Congress of the United States to modify the same x0 as to conform with the practical itt | of our business, and be base! upon a righteons under the — ‘of taxation, esolved, That the petition of the committee of the Brewers’ Congress of the United States to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, praying for the amend- ment of the internal revenue law’ relative to fermented liquors, fs heartily approved, and the course pursued by those coinmittees ia pressing the proposed amendment on the sttention of the Committee of Ways aud Means fn all re- commended. Resolved, That entthtened legiviation reqmires that no ry, and also merely anaoy and in the conduct of his business Jaws or regulations whicl the citizen are unwise, and wherever they exist they ought to be abrogated as it doen ; the petition ot the said committees, proceeding ‘on these obviousiy just principles, asks 20 more Jog teyen 2 e ore to be conceded, nor even so the interest of Spry to grant; for it is certain that every ineagure of reliel to manufacturers of valuable commodities and to dealers in auch commodities tends directly to the Increase of production and consequently adds to the revenue, ved, That while we recognize the fact that in every system of taxation the highest duties are properly imposed on articles of mere luxury, and especially on those of a burt- ful character, we are decidedly of the oplaion that malt liquors do not belong to any class of luxury jusily #0 denomi- nated ; for sued liquors are not only harmless, but outritions, ‘as long as beverages of any kind are within the reach of the poorer and laboring classes of the people, it is ex- pedient that these liqiors shail be acceptable to such classes at the choapeat rates, in preference to those that are of a more stifnulating and noxious nature, through wt it becomes the fiauignal berarsen ant creettien ona SoBe duslncy AT Beata BRT de'inposttion o¢ the tax BpeEciany sare vis tio dealers ty liquors and dealers in spirituous tiquord, of as wo tape se consumption of the most healthful and who’ org solved, That in our opinion dealers io maié. Jiquora may be justly classed with other dealers in any wares or merchandise of foreign or domestic production, dt includ- ing wine or spirits, aud that to place them inthe samd gata- gory with dealers in spirituous liquora with regard either tw special tax, the book to be kept or the sign to be exhibited, is not required by considerations applicable to the nature of their business, Resolved, Tuat experience bas proved that the supply, of barley in this country f# not equal to the dem: and that the Haport duty on Canada bat increased, nm , ougl or at least to be reduced that the bur. of Canada, owing to peculiarities of soil and climate, possesses qualities superior to any that is or can be produced in the United Statex; and pha: Wherefore. the protection afforded | by the Imp not that kind of protection which is within the prinetple which protective duties are usually Jald, inasmuch agit does hot tend to atimulate by dowestie competition the production ofan article equal to thut of foreigu growth, bul necesarily condemns our people to the use of an inferior article; that wesolemnly protest agains: ihe propoved measure creasing the import difty npon 2 Resolved, That we ‘1 wed, deem the manifested reduce internal taxation eminently wise, as tt in ine Cougresa to f Wd obvions that it can be done consistently with the duty which the ‘country owes to its creditors, and with the maintenanes of the public credit, and rove it. ‘There 18 no reason iat to their business why the mantfaeturers and dealers in malt liquors whall not allowed to participate in the relief which ix afforded manifactirers and deniers and to ao equal extent, General J. P. C. Shanks was renominated for Congress by the republicatis of the Ninth District of Indiana yesterday. James Carroll was killed in Philadelphia yesterday by falling {rom the second story window of a house in Wainut atreet, above Tenth. ‘Treadwell Sayres, in Memphis, contests the election of Hop, RT, Morgan as Chanosllor, on the, cronnas of frands and that {he eloction should bave been held in August. Goorge Jayne, in Cincinnati yesterday, fell from the steeple of St. Pani's Methodist Episcopal church, over one hundred fool, and was erushed to death. He was engaged covering the steeple, and a rope supporting the scaffold broke. The North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee as- sembled in Raleigh N.C. yeaterday afternoon, abd noml- pated Mr. William M. Shipp, of Mecklenburg, for Attorney General. The steamer Viola Belle arrived at Fort Benton, Montana, yesterday Clg ‘ught forty-six passengers and 218 tons of freight. Thin ia the first reopening of navigation so high up on the Missourt river. Hon. Lafayette 8. Foster, Speaker of the Connecticut Houso of Representatives, was elected by the House yeater- day Judge of the Supreme Court of the State, Ti stood—Foster, 197; 0.8. Seymour, 4; James Monday ©. H. Raynor, a Hvery stable keeper in ‘Ark., while, drunks, shot hfs wite in the back of her ‘phinklog he had killed her he placed his pistol to 1 ad and blew out hie brains, His wife wae only stun- all fo her waterfall, Charles B. Conkling and upon an indictment for robbing the nion Express Company, all ihe . ties pleaded guilty except Conkling, who wan discharged on account of @ flaw in the Indictwent, but committed by the Judge to awalt the action of the Grand Jury at the nest term court. Bail was fixed at $16,000. ‘The American Baptist Free Misefonary Society, in Ciucin- nati, adjourned yesterday. tes were appointed to tend the consol lation meeting o! the American Baptist Mis- slonary at Wilmington, and instructed to a: that convention of the willingness ol thix society to co-operate with them as s00n as Providence shail point out to both the practicability of the union. BARON O’HAGAN, Adespatch trom London reports the elevation to the peerage of the Right Hon. Thomas O'Hagan. Lord Chancellor of treland, with the tive of Baron O'Hagan, The new peer ts a son of the Ia\e Thomas O'Hagan, of Dublin, who was born tn 1816, He wos educated at the {nstitution in Beifast, and in 1836 Was adinitted to the ftish bar. He practised tn his native country with 1 success, Winning repnta- tion for legal ability. Solicitor General for Ireland, during the following year was made Atturney General, and in 1565 was romoted to the Irish bench. He served in the ritish House of Commons from 1463 to 1465, Two “Aes ago (1868), Baron O'Hagan was appointed Lord chane present Uime. MAN STABBED, Last evening & quarrel oceurred tn the liquor atore of Martin Elster, No, 619 Grand street, between Mary! Marley, of No, 607 Grand strect, and Joln Homar, of 807 Monroe street. In the affray Marley Was stabbed in the abdomen and arin by Harman, who was arrested by officer Ularney, of the Tuir- teenth precinct, The wounded man was seut to Kelley Hlospttod 1 & CECB, COMMA Gee erent of PatrioteFighting at Various Pointe | Tho Indi er vilit eye, Dont a4 \- rv of Ireland, which position he holds at tie | FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1870.—TRIPLE ee WOndays SUFFRSGE, yore Wotnan’s Enitinge Convention= Portentous Nemadda=Tho Baller -~* for Women, — a soDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June %, 1870, ‘vman’s Suffrage Convention met again this morning. The attendance is better than yesterday, the hall betng about waif full. ‘The Arst orter of business Was the discussion of the resolutions pre- Sented by the committee, The report was read by r. Ellen B. Ferguson, chairman of the Commitiee, and, after the discussion of the five minutes rule, were @isgussed and adopted sertatim. ‘The first résolution asserts that the government 1s one where liatfof the people are disfranchised; the second demands for woman the right to defend her political and civil Tights by means of the bailot; the third admits that if, When she has the ballot, her condition is not befered it will be her own fault and not the fruit of the bailot its the fourth dentes the yight of one class Of persons io legisiate for another class equal in intelligence and ubtline-; the fit) asserts the beliet in the moral power of woman to remove the eviis existing in society, and deprecates the discrimina- tions ayatust the sex by society as recognizing tin- moral) ap Woman as @ crime of greater enormily than when committed by man; the sixth urges the appoimiment of women to tie Offices: of supericne tendeuta of prisons, asylums, etc. ‘The* resolutions were discussed by Judge Brad- ba Rey. Mr. Walker, Rev. Henry Blanchara, Boynton, Lucy Stone, Mrs. Cutler, Henry Blackwell, Susan B. Authony, Dr. Kilen Ferguson and others, and were unanimously adopted. THE TYPOSRAPAICAL CNOx, ‘The Interuntioual Convention in Ciucianatim SHREK. | - snd Otice | Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masous—Th. ot atte, pos sane THE MASURIY CORVLays ss Late R. W. James Herring —No District Graud Lodges—Proposed Change in the Ritual— A National Grand Lodge—Joha H. Anthon Elected Grand Master, The Grand Lodge was called tw labor at nine o'clock yesterday morning by tne M. W. James Gib- son, Grand Master, officers and members as on pres Vious day. The R, W. John G, Webster, Grand Chap- jain, oftered prayer. The Committee on Credentials submitted their report, which was received, AD alnendment to section twenty of the constitution, making unanimous conusént of a iodge rejecting a candidate tor Masonry necessary Lefore he can be received in amotier lodge, waa referred to the Com. nsitiee On Constitution and Laws. The Committee on Grand Master's Address reported, referring the points therein t# the preper committees, M. W. John W, Simons presented the report of the Com- mittee ou Foreign Correspoadence, which was very long, and embraced the proceediugs of every Grand Lodge uy the world having iriendly relations with ‘this Grand Lodge. ‘The Grand Marshal, 8. W. Frederick W. Herring, here produced, by order of the Grand Master, the portrait of the late Past Graud Secretary of the Grand Lodge, R. W. James Herring. Appropriate addresses were made by the Grand Master, M, W. Dincussion on the Negro and the Woman | Nituaniel A. Waring wad others, Qaesiio: CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 9 1570. The International Typographicai Union to-day adopted resolutions tivoring a regular sy stent of ap- prenticeship wherever the tuduence of subordinace untons can operate, ‘The following nates were stricken from the roll for the causes stated:—ohn Cox, Baltimore; Thomas Pitsburg: Kk. Kk. Dumas, Elmira, for * H.W. Uarriugtou, Boston, for won. yiay- meat of dues. The practice of printing newspapers outside— away from the home oflice—was discussed, but no remedy suggesied. A resolution was adopted esting against the expen iitare of public inoney by the Postinaste: General to print business cards on stamped govern- ment enyelop The next convention will he held tn Baltinore. The project of establishing a home for disabled printers was considered impracttcabie. A resoiution declariog this Union the highest au- thority im the printing business, and Raving the power (o establish general rales in regard to tue qualification for admission ty subordinate unions, was reterred, ‘This had reference to the admission of negro printers under the rule adopted yesterday , leaving the subject of astmisston to subordinate Itw that one union might admit a card Was refused by others thei would be forfeited, Mr. Bares, Ol Merpiis, said ti was understood in the South tiai uo negro would 6 med to & Union south of Mason and Dixon's I The Lado Was lo So this sub as lefi by the action of yesterday. A resolution Was passed encouraging female com- positors to co-operate with males wherever en- ployed together ANOTHER SERIOUS AFF. AY, Row Between unions, et remains ‘Twa SportsOne of Them Knocked Into the Florence Saloon and Se- verely Injured, Abont o’clock this leraing the notorions “Florence's siloon, owned by Jouu Wildey, was the scene of « fearful affray between Robert White, Kaowu among “the gang’ as Whit- ney Bob, and another sport named Jolnoy MoMann, dnring whieh the latter—poth of them betng quarrelling ow the sidewalk, having just come Up the steps from the suloon—struck White a The M. W. Jonn L. Lewis, from the Spectal Commit- tee of Nine, to Whom was referred the propriety of having district grand lodges, reported (hat at @ weeting held tn Albany a majority thereof did not appear to be in favor of the proposition, No turther action was therefore taken since then, and the con miliee asked for further orders. After some discus- sion on the matter by several brethvon the report ved and the conunittee discharged. and Master then presented to (he Grand Lodge the silver trowel which had been ased in lay- ing the corner stone, remarking that he hoped it would be recetved and laid ap in the temple when it stall have been completed us a memento of the glo- rious work which had been commenced with it, ‘The W. Brother J. P. Solomon presented a resolu- tion calling for a special Committee of three to re- Vise the ritual, he claming that the sectarian atu sions therein were incousistent with the ¢osmopoli- tan character of Masoury, The resolution was lost and the = whole = subject was referred to the Committee on Work and Lectures, A resolution was oifered and referred (0 the Com. mittee on Condtiion of Masonry, calling for a com- mittee to consider the propriety of establishing a National Grend Lodge, from which the standard work shall emanate, During the afternoon session a motion was made and carried that @ committee appomted at the morn- ing session to consider the propriety of increasing the Grand Lodge dues be requested to report at ten o kK this morning. The Master of the Loige of Antiquity presented $1,000 to the Halland Asylum ta and the Master of the Architect Lodge pre- seuted $1,500. The gifts were voluntary contribu- tions from the members of each lodge. ELECTION OF GRAND OFFICERS. Al three o'clock the Grand Lodge was purged in order that the order of the day, the election of onlicers, ui be proceeded wil the M. W. John J. Crane, D., Past Grand Master, oeeupying whe Grand Fast. BR. W. Wm. Sinclair placed iu nomina- tion ine present ine! W. Joseph D. Dvans nominated John H. Anthon, D. G. M., amid great ap- nse, and R. W, Chartes W. Willetts named overt Macoy, P. D. G. M. Bro. Macoy declined, and R. W. dames Husted seconded the nomination of John H. fearful biow with some heavy weapon falling him | Auihon, and spoke as follows:— over backwards down into the barroom about twenty feet and wimost splitting lis skuii open. White, who weighs about 200 pounds, strock the steps about half way down on the back of bis skull tacerating tt Ina dreadful manner, Oftcer Shute immediately ar- rested McMann and conveyed him before Seryea nostead, of the Kighth precinet, who committed btn tor oxamination this morning at Jetferson Mar- ket Police Court, and White was conveyed to his home ina jaintiug condition, bleeding like « bull. ATTEMPTED MURUEX IN THE fL.VER, A Contract Violated—The Harbor Police On Ite Weeal. Sergeant O'Brien, of the Twenty-fourth precinct (Harbor police), reports that at halfpast seven Most Worsiirkv!, GRAND Masren—As a repre- sentative from the country and tn behalf of the craft im the Sixth Masonic district 1 rise with plcasure and with pride to second the nomination of R. W. Brother Jou A. Anthon, His eminent ability, tus ‘brititant talents, his devotion to the best interests of the fraternity commend him to the unani- mous suffrages of this M. W. Grand Lodge. For three years as deputy Grand Master he has served the brotherhood with freedom, fervency and zeal. AS & Inembcr of the Board of Trustees of the Halland Asylum he first proposed ind su eded in accomplishing Sg! disposition of the Cenire street property. Upon, his motion the preseut site was decided u and through his en- deayors the corner ‘Stone was — yesierda id. jasous the country hail wit! glorious antitipations the day that denotes the compl4ijon of the Grand Masonic temple. oi orolock, last evening, Frank Gidoker, of No. | We ary pgor, You of the metropolis are rich. To * Broadway, clerk, —empioyed a boatman | vo, We look for the generous contributions that nawed Jolin Casiin, alias “goois, to take yt To a | Shall enable mae ar pele aa Me ee Mesa hen OO e iO, ees Br eta eee ee nity of complening the grwnd, work dollars from Cryoker % demanded #75 | tyat we bave, tu conjunction with, - you. set lanted, Os artn » reid to payituntil | oy {00% Tu you, we | ely Howie re acl Bt Caee ‘assauited Crooker, > f S * aad Bee B01 Cum threw him. overboard,” wit’ {7% De on it is alleged, of drowning fim. A Hiinbér of citizens collected on the pier front of Liberty street, aiid reggued Croo! from death, Officers Kastwood and Roger, after a jong Search, captared ie would be murderer on the Jer- sey shore, aud locked lim up at the Twenty-seventh preciner, 1 THE PERSECUTION OF THE JeWS IN ROUMANIA. BOARD OF DELEGATES OF AMERICAN ISRAELIT: New YorK, June 9, 6630 (187! To THE Error OF THE HERALD: With a view of ascertaining the facts of the re- ported massacre of Israelites in Roumania [ tele- graphed to London on Tuesday morning, and have just received from the President of the Board of Deputies of Brittsh Jews the following telegram, which will satisfy your readors that a rising has taken place against the Jews tn Roumanta, but that, happily, the first accounts were exaggerated. Lt will aigo correct the impression sought to be con- veyed by some of the telegrams that the Universal tsraclite Alliance, of which M. Crémicux, of Parts, is President, was paity to a deception: — LONDON, Sune 8, 1870. 1 There was ao attack, Quelled by military. Accounts somewhat #xaggerated, MONTEN WORE, Yours, respectinily, M, $. ISAACS, Secretary. The Objects of the Roumania Hoax, To rug Epitor OF THE HERALD; — ilas it ever occurred to you that the report of a massucre of “thousands of Jews’’ in Roumania may be the work of politiclans ? f will remind you of the fact that the day after the report Messrs. J. W. McVeigh and A. Buckner were nominated by the President a8 Minister to Constantinople and Bu- charest, and it was understood that this was done i view of the Massacre. Can it be possible that the report Was made by parties interested tn these nomi- nations: A HEBREW, “THE SHANTIES ON FIRE. Several Buildings Three Horses Barned— Loss $4,500. Al thirty-five minutes after one o'clock yesterday morning fire was discovered in the frame building ight of this great work, and evoted irteniiso, t. “lOrleys enterprise shall Ne epee to the gifted, energetic and enthustastic brother whose name lias been proposed for the Grant Mastership? We lave con- ferred upon the M, W. James Gibson the highest honor that could be coniesrgd Oh way man, and now let him return gracefaliy with laurels on ins brow, 80 that when future ages shill point to James Cibaon as having laid the corner stone they wiil also point to Jolin H. Anthon as &aving raised the pinnacle. W. Charles Roome, R. W. John J. Gorman and R. W. Daniel W, Talcott were appointed tellers, and the balloting commenced. About iive o'clock the result was announced, electing John H, Anthon by an im- mense majority, the vote standing more than three to one our of 2,420, orshipfnl Isaac Phillips presented the ot With au appropriate address. M, W. John J. Cram weicomed the brother tn the usual manner, and asked him if he accepted the offic ‘The newly elected Grand Master then came forw: and Was again recetved with applause and ches which the gavel of the Grand Master in vain en- deavored to silence, and addressed the Grand Lodge in an address of deeply Vouchiug import and elo- quence, Great applause followed the speech, and the Grand Lodge Was imediately calied to refresiient. fren was the platform lavaded by huudiérs, and tt 1s evr. tain that last night Jona H. Anthon went to bed with a ba heart but with an arm completely benumbed with hand shaking, Called off until Seven o'clock P.M, EVENING SESSION. The Grand Lodge resumed iaber at o'clock P.M. 8. W. Obrl: phe Fox Was nomi- nated for the oftice of Deputy Grend Master, and he was unanimousiy elecied Deputy Grand Masier as such, and being iutroduced, returne| thanksin an appropriate manner, The folowing brethren were then elected unani- monsiy, the two first named having been advance for Junior Wardens; the others are t. W. Edward L. Judson, Senior Gra RW. Jas, W. Husted, Junior Grand Deacon; € Treasurer, M. W. John W. Simons; Grand Secretary, R. W. James M. Austin; Grand Chaplains, R. W, and Key. R. L. Schoonmaker, Ferd. C, Ewer and John G, Webster; Grand Leciurer, R. W. George H. Ray- mond; Grand Pursuivant, W. Johnson Fountain: Grand Tiler, W. John Hoole. A resoiution was passed directing a committee of seven to be ap- pointed by the Grand Master, who are to report during the vacation a plan for the organization and internal management of the Masonic Asylum when commie fhe ove whom amoug the haltpst seven No. 741 Tenth avenue, owned and occupied by Henry | established, and appointing the reticng Grand Mas- junk dealer. Loss about $500 on house aud st insured far $260, ‘The flames extended to other buildings, The frame stable adjoining, owned by Laher, was burned, to- ether With three horses belonging to vartous parties, The loss on stable 15 $200, on horses $500. The siable ts insured for $150, ‘The one story frame house on the same lot, owned and occupled by Mr, Laher as a dwelling, was dam- aged $700. ‘The safe works No. 743 Tenth avenue, owned by Louis Heinz, sustained $1,600 damage to building and stock; Insured for $600, ‘The ‘wo frame buildings on rear of Nos, 608 and 510 West Fifty-first street, occupied py tour saini- lies, sustained about $800 damages, Thiey ave tuily covered by insurance, The stable of P. Jordan, rear of 512 West ritty- first street, Was also slightly damaged. Cause of the tire unknown, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvon MONRY MAnKR?.—Loxnos, June 9-5 P, M.— % ed at $23 for money and 92% for the account United States fivetwenties, 1402, 9%; 1865, old 5% 5 Ton-forties, 8634. Stooks Erie Rail- waynearen, 16; Liinole Centra, 112; Aslantic and Great Venter! Paats’ BooRsE.—Panis, June 9, Rentes, 141. Bie, FRANKFORT BOURGE,-FRAxKro2T, Jone Stat twenty bouds opened firm and’ quiet for the issue ot VBR, IVERVOOL COTTON MARKET. —LIVERPOO 6 P.M.--Cotton cloned at Midyd. tor middling 10744. 4 Ud. for middling Orleans, The aaies of U been 10,000 bales, including 2,024 bales tor apecy export. HARE: TON MARKEY. —HAVRE, opened quiet for on the spot and aftoat. BREADSTUFYS MARKET.—Livercoor, Jane Flour mative at 26. per bul. for Western Canal, endatultsactive, Wheat, 10s, 4d. a 10s. da. per cental for fornia white; O®, for No. 2red Western, and 9%. 7d, 4%, Flour, 2s. per bb! in Canal. per quarter. ‘The market closed trm and un- Erpoor, PROVISIONS MARKET..LiveRPOor, Jone 9-5 P. M.—Bacon, Bée. per cwt. for Cumberland cut and 64s, 64, for sort rib mlddies. VERPOOL PRODUCR MARKET, LIVERPOOL, June 9—6 mou roslu firia at bs. Md. per cw, PRODUCK MARKET. —LoNDoN, June 9-6 P. M.— uyet and Bourse closed firm. June 9, Cotton ter as chaliman of said committee. Anuther resola- tion was passed directing an application to be made toihe next Legislature for the passage of aa act to exempt from all taxation and trom the chaige of Croton water rent the and and proposed butidings owned by the trusices of the hail about to be erected, ‘the Most Worshipful James Jenkinson, Grand Representative of the Grand Lodge of Ireland, was now introduced, and delivered an effective and bdeautifat specct atulating the Giand Lodge upon the great achtevements of the previous day. The business of the Grand Lodge belug such as to cause everything to be done in shoviest possible time, the grand officers were installed by M. W. James Gibson at ten o'clock, ‘The beautiiul and im- pressive ceremonies used on such an oc 7 necessarily omitted om account of the late hour when the catire officers bad been instalied. THE RAILWAY GIANTS. Sorties aud Counter Sorties in the New Raile road War—Keduction of FreightsNew Cone tracts and Alliances. The Evie- Vanderbilt ight goes bravely on. Only two or three days have elapsed since the Commo- dore notified President Gould that Erie coupon tickets would no longer be accented on the Buffalo and Niagara road, Yesterday a contract was signed in the Brie oMece for the construction and comple- tion of a wew line to the Fails within ninety days. This would scem to be substantial evidence of the evergeic manner tw which Gould and Pisk have taken up the great Commodore's chalienge, Mr. Vanderbilt yesterday reduced his rates on cat- tle trom Buffalo to Aibany and New York via the Central and Hudson River lines from $120 per car to forty dollars, fhis will probably compel the Ei: people to make a similar reduction. has recently sold a large amount kK, and it is asserted in certain quarters e that bls gr chaser, The Admiral and Mr. Daniel Drew were closeted together im a private apartment at the Erte office the entre forenoon yesterday, aud at the olose of ie la Lecview tt was ianites! That & Satisfactory avrause ° a aha nen as Na } bly Fepre | usous. 7 nt —— ad RUTGERS FEMALE COULECR. «ce nen ~~ : t Exercises Yeaterday—Eveniug ene Reception. t ie Humber of invited guests, comprising the elite ov {45 city, relatives and frends of the gradua- ting clays, "ere assembled yesteiday afiernoun to witness the coTamenvement exercises at Rutgers Female College, wii'¢h took piace at the Presby(érlau chureb, Foriysecoud s*tvet and Reservoir square. ‘The most interesting episod of the affair was the conferring of degrees upon the Youn y graduates, ven in aumber, ad honorary Ac as follows: Degree of A. B.—Mary Hiizabein Anderson, Anni Auguste Fountain, Annie BrecKe: ge Atwood, Jennie Harkness, Emma Julia Chamberlain, Ameua Maltman Miler, Gunilla Rosetta Cueitboty, Lillian Prsneis Reed, Carrie Elizavets Cheney, Macy Fraucke add. Honorary degrees of LL.D. were conferred apow Dr. Upham, of Bowdoin College, and men, Mitchel, Professor of Astronomy al! dire Ubservatory at Vassar Colle; ‘This is the drst tine that degrees have been con- ferred by any female college iu thts city, and tt is believed to be the first occasion ia witich an houor- ary degree has been conferred by apy College upon 4 lady, The following was the order of exervises:— Or lo, Mra. 5, or Smith; prayer, Kev. Dr. Looms, President Universi Lewisni chorus, “Bow Down Th. jusiramental ore “Chant du “the Age of Kite,” Miss Laie F, “When the Summer Rata 13 Over;"’ terial Grandeur of Ancient Rome, ness; instruuental quartet (for eight Misses Atwood, Reed, Chamberlain and ceoay, “Wheat Progress Owes to invention. Miss Mary E. Anderson; chorus, Pastoral Song? essay, “fhe Sources of a Nation's Wealth,” Miss Algelia M, Miller; instrumental solo, “Dance Kus- Uque,"" Miss Atwood; essay, “What tt is to Be Edu- cated,’ Miss Carrie E. Cheney; essay, “The World Above and the World Bencath,? Aguie B. Atwood; chorus, “Unfurl the Glorious Banner? essay, “Thought a Power,” Miss 'G. R, Cheliborg; instru” mental quartet—March from Tannhauser—Misses at ) Chamberlain and Cheney, 1 legrees were then conferred, a graduating song and the doxology sung, aud’ the’ exercises closed with a benediction. In the eveuing a recepuom Was given by the President, Dr. Pieree, which was attended by a large number Of guests, among Whont were Judge Benedict, President Larvemore, of the Board of Education; President Loomis, ot the Unt i Dr, Martin, of the University w York; Dr. Wert, of Brooklyn (one of the early of Rutgers), and many other cele. brities, Dancing wasin order among the younger ones of the party, and from the reception room, and looking ‘down from the galleries, the scene presented was charming, ‘The Wall was draped with national flags, looped and beartug the inscripuon, “Not theory, bat practice,” a monogram, “Rk. C.,"aud the date, 70’? The ‘galleries were festooned with guriands of green, and bouquets and baskets of flowers were scattered ‘about, seemed to enjoy the affair, the S—young ladies—were in ecstacies of delight, aad at eieven P.M. the company retired With lmpressions of plea sire that wul last 4 loug time, | Commences 1s), Lf f VETERAN ASSDOIAT.O—Si VeNTH REGIMENT. roe Veteran Association of the Seventh regiment met at the Armory, Tompkins Market, last even- ing, to complete the arrangements for their annual excursion, which takes place on the 16th inst, Colonel Marshall Lefferts presided, The Com- mittee of Arrangements made their report as fol- lows:—‘Ihat this association visit Long Branch, aud have @ elambake and fish = dim- ner at the Continental Hotel, returning the same day. It was moved and seconded that the as- sociation meet at the armory and proceed in a body to the boat atthe foot of Murray street, The Ply- mouth Rock has been chartered for the occasion. It is expected that about 700 members will participate, To give uniformity of appearance tt is recommended by the commuitiee that the members wear black or dark ‘colored coat and pants, white vest and black hat. Colonel Clark, Quartermaster Weed and Adjutant- ¢ Fitzgeral, Soventh regiment, left thts city last event ing for Philadelphia and Caps May, to complete the arrangements for the regtent’s excursion to thie above named places, which tikes place on or abo at duly 14. The Fourth company, Seventh regime fmt, celebrate their anniversary by anexcursion to the Highlands on the 25th instant. They will be received on their return by the Fifth company. ‘SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION, The Health Department and Free Vaocinu- tion. The following order was issued yesterday ; The Board of Health deems it essential in view of the few remaining cases of smallpox scattered throughout the different parts of thg city, to call public attention to the fact, and state hat free vacci- Datton is offered at all the public dispensaries. The Board of Health Sd ul AL tt cessity Of VACCE nation and reva Mnation, By re of the Board. . §. BOSWORTH, President, G, CECUARINI, M. M., Chairman Sanitary Committee, THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the Coumry. 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DEVLIN & Co., Broadway and Graad stivet, aud | Broatway and Warren street, The Distinguishing Charncte K HAT, manufactured and son for Cool and a jemand (or these summ: ing them. One thing ta ¢ A Nee ma gate yay