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FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD PAPAL BALANCING OF INFALLIBILITY Land Tenure and Education Questions in England. DICKENS’ FORTUNE. Napoleon’s Health, Orleanism and the French Parliament. The French Mission to Washington. ROME. Temporlze or Compromise ¢ Lonvos, June 17,9870, A Pesth journal says the Pope tutends to make a ‘compromise on the question of infailibility, which he hopes will receive the unanimous support of the ‘Oouncil. A ENGLAND. The Irish Land Bill Debate. % Lonpoy, June 17, 1870, In the House of Lords last night the consideration ‘Of the Irish Land bill was resumed, Lord Cairns said the bill gave advantages to ten- Snts which were not known in England or Scotland. He demonstrated at much length tie deYects of the measure, \ Bords Grey and Halifax spoke against the bill. Lord Derby approved the geuera’ principe on awhioh it was based, but was uverse to granting ar rees on for the disturban-e of tenure, re- ‘ding it as equivalent to buying an imaginary Tight. He admitted, however, that agrarianisin Was only to be checked by concession. The Duke of ~Argyle defended and the Duke of Abercorn supported the bill. ae Without action the House adjouried, Public Educatine ’ Pr In the House of Ce wONDON, June 17, 1870, ur waa anc omons yesterday the morcing ns oo al went m the consideration of local bills, --« its expiration, 92 motion of M r. Gladstone, the House went into committee on the Hducatioii pill. Mr. Gladstone then proceeded to explain some cha which the government proposed to make jn ate bill, He satd he wauld not hive objected to thé for making compulsory education undenomina- gional. a {t was, the government must declare it- SEI On ths Feigions aspects of the bill and especially Of denominafunal character of the local boards, touching which might Beusitiveness was felt. The Juain objections must\pe met. The first of these was phat the conscience clause was an insufcient safe. Gard. The second, that funds raised by taxation ould not be applied to relfyious instruction. The former obicction was difficult to remove, but had boen met by leaving religious instruction optional. The country was not ripe for the entire exclusion of feligion from the schools, He was willing to say here the educational charges were local the religi- ous quéstion should be left open. Suca changes as ‘were proposed by the entire measure he hoped would Epecally give the are and paramount b! Cory of el reynate education to those now reluc‘ant to trust teaching to tne Church and willing to entrust it to the community. Mr. Gladstone closed by moving that the committee insert the clause in Which the Views he had just presented were embodied. Mr. Disraeli ridiculed the amendents by which the government proposed to revolutionize the character of its own bill » . The aubject was postponed, and the House, coming Ont of commitiee, passed to asccond reading the Extradition bill. The Revetue bill was considere?t and passed; and after the passage of some local bills the House adjourned, 7s Dickens’ Fortune. Lonpon, June 17, 1870, A Dubiin paper says Mr. Dickens left a fortune of £80,000 sterling. Six monthly parts of the “Mystery of Edwin Drood"’ are finished, and the rest of the story 18so ontiined as to leave its completion easy. It is under- al tlt Wilkie Collins undertakes tne task. Prevost-Paradol. Lonpon, June 17, 1970, The press of this city continue to praise the ap- appointment of Prévost-Paradol as French Minister to Washington, Chureh Influences. Lonpon, June 17, 1870, Suatice Lord Penzance has given a@ deciston in- validating the will of the late Samuel Morton, of Liverpool, who left his fortune to the Right Rev. Dr. Gogs, the Roman Cathouie bishop. The Court docided that the proofs of the incapacity of the de- geased to make @ will at the time this document is Gated were conclusive. } The Navy. Loyp June 17, 1870. The fron-clad Swiftsure was successfully launched at Jarrow, Durham, yesterday afternoon, The Crops. Lonpon, June 17, 1870. Heavy thunder showers prevailed here nearly all night. How far inland they extended or how they affected the growing crops is not yet known. It Is feared they came too late for wheat on light lands. RELAND Not of the Brotherhood. pats Lonpon, June 17, 1870. A Dublin paper approves of treating the Fenian ralders on Canada with all legal severity. If an American jury can be found to convict them they should be sentenced to the utmost penalty of the jay, A three months’ imprisonment would practi. cally be nothing. y FRANCE. Parliamentary Progress—Orleanism. Paris, June 17, 1870. In the Corps Legislatif to-day M. de Valdrome, Minigter of the Interior, declared that the early dis- ea lon of the Chambers was not contemplated vy 8 8 vernment. puty Pire de ob e submitted an interpel- lation on the return of the Orleans Princes and the members of the Bourbon family, and the restoration of théir properties, ' Newspaper Policy. _ Pants, June 17, 1870. M. Duvernois and all the other editors of the Peu- ple Francats (the court journal), have resigned be- cause, according to the declaration of Duvernois, their policy was too liberal and boid to suit the jour- nD It ia reported, however, that tie real cau disagreement between M. Ollivier and M. Duv Panis, June 17, 1870. ‘The Journal Ofictel contradicts tiie reports of the illness of the Emperor and Prince Napoleon, and alates that both are in good heal Manicipal Franchise. . Panis, June 17, 1870, The municipal elections wil! occur throvghout France near tbe end of July. The Telegraphs. Paris, June 17, 1870. ‘The French Cable Company relinguished the mo- ; nopoly they enjoyed of landing cabies on the coast of | France in exchange for the righ( of ainaigamating ‘with other companies, For New York, Lonpoy, June 17, 1870, M, Prevost Paradol, the new Minister to Washing- ton, with his family and Secretaries of Legation, ‘will gail from Brest on July 2 tor New York, Death. Panis, June 17, 1870. RUEURAPIEG NEWS | Ferdinand Barrot died to-day, aged sixty-five years. He was a Senator. Charles Eustache Corta, also a Senator, died yes- terday. THe was born in 1605. SPAIN. Religious Fostiy al, ry Maprip, Juno 17, 1870, The feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated here to-day with the customory ceremonies, but the pro- cession was very tame in comparison with te dis- plays tn former years. bi FLORENCE, June 17, 1870, A heavy silk crop is antigipated in Italy this season, YACHTING. A Royal London Ciub Prize Race. Lonpon, June 17, 1870, Another yacht race occurred yesterday for two prizes, equal in value to £200, sterling, offered by Vice Commodore T. Broadwood, of the Royal Lon- don Yacht Club, The course was from Dover to Cowes, and was contested for by yachts of the above named club, The race proved merely a drift. ing match, ir. Boutcher’s P Serie Fiona, seventy-eight ton arrived at Cowes first, a¢ ten minutes past two, at: den Lag the ara prize, M. C, Melluson’s yacl nity tons, took the second pri: Sietiag” Kt t trick of" fon, beating J. F. Noss Julia, 122 tons, for the second place, which, though she arrived at thirty-two minutes past two, was placed third by the judges, Postponed. Lonxpon, June 17, 1870, The yacht race for the Price of Wales Cup, origi- nally xed for the 24th inst., has been post i ae » hag been postponed till AFRICA. Solid Opinion of the Gold Mines. BERLIN, June 17, 1870, Herr Hibner, who was sent by the Prussian. gov. ernment to inspect the gold mines tn the southern part of Africa, reports that they are “worthleas."” MEXICO. Adjournment ef Congress—Tho ¢juatematian Invasion—An Extra Se--" |. 3; Legist ture Asked B-“" ston Of the Legis! ‘" * we by the Executive and baienna ders Regarding the Lower Call «Company. ftv he City OF Mexico, June 11, 1870. Via Havana, dune 17, 1870, Seupr Marescal having recovered from his late ill- ne: departs {or Washington to-day, Corres adjotiFngd on the dist ult. The financial exigencies of the times Were not fully provided for. Previous to adjournment the Speaker spoke favor- ably on the Tehauntepec Railroad scheme, No rail- road concessions were granted. President Juarez, owing to the recent invasion of Mexican soil by the Guatemaiians, asked for an extra session of Congress. His request was denied, If war, however, re-ulis, @ spevial session will be in- din, ensabie. SAleewaa r wo hae ‘Tiid Ws from Gaaymas js upimportant: ‘The revo. lution there 288 been suppressed, The telegraph con- struction of th as hy se portheta part of Taman. pas has been in afta po news of that partof the coantry is being received, Phe latest uccouits state that Martinez lias tailed to take’ Maia. moras. The government has issued stripgent peremptory orders vitally affecting uhe Lower Caiifornia Coni- pany ‘The stock of the Montezuma mine, near Pachucha, has again advanced. The stock of this mine has risen several thousand per cent in the year. A paced ops | three imilitons of treasure Jeaves on Wie 13th inst. for Vera Cray. ‘CUBA. The Havana Press on President Graut’s Late Message on Cuban Matters—More About the Upton Expedition, HAVANA, June 17, 1870, The Diario and Voz de Cuba comment favorably on President Grant’s messae to Congress on Cuban afairs, Everybody talks of it, and the Spaniards praise Grant's conduct, Prominent persons express the hope that Von- vy at Spread Eay! ferred | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1870. MONTANA. Scarcity of Water in the Upper Missouri River, Forr Benton, June 17, 1870, The steamer Sallio met the steamer Nick Wall high and dry at Spread Eagle. ‘The latter vessel wih not be able to proceed until the river rises. ‘ne Nick Wall left here etghteen days with General Phil Sheridan end stutt on boara, arho left “ tale ree ae out overland for Fort son. ‘The rest of the passengers were traus- to other boats, ‘3 VIRGINIA. Railroad Consolidation Bill Signed, RicnMonp, Juhe 17, 1870, Governor Walker has signed the bill incorporating the Atlantic, Mississipp: and Onio Raiiroad, This consolidates the Norfolk and Petersburg, the South Side and Virginia and Tennessce Railroads under the management of General Mahone, The anti-consoli- dation tt had expected # veto and are much dis- appointed, PENNSYLVANIA. Centenntal Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. PHILADELPHIA, June 17, 1870, The special Congressional committee appointed to visit this city i connection with the proposed Inter- national Exhtbition, in 1876, in celebration of the centennial anniversary of the aration of Inde- pengenee, arrived last night io a special train from ‘ashington, having made the trip in three hours and forty minutes, ‘The party was of.clally welcomed by Mayor Fox at Independence Hail this morning. A brief re- sponse to the Mayor’s speech of welcome was made by Hon. David J. Morrell, chatrmau of the Commit- tee on Manufactures, He excused himself for not being @ speaking man, and introduced Hon. Lyman B. Juda, of the Foreign Aifairs Commitiee, who re- turued thanks for the welcome tendered the party. After inspecting the revolutionary relics in the hall, the whole psi wee taken In carriages to th: ard College, where the guests were received by te Jourd of City Trustees and hospitably entertained, MASSACHUSETTS. The Yankee Holiday~Bankor Hilt versarys 3 STON, June 17, 1870. ans ‘ousiness places in the city were generally Sed to-day, in commemoration of the ninety-ffth anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill Charlea- town oe sa any by s Bsinow proceasign of muitary, firemen ahd etl hundred school children, cart Annis Thetting twelve ing flowers and minkt- ture flags. Tne Washington Hook and = Lad- der Company f Portland, the Manttou Steam fire ‘ngineé Company of Pawtucket, Rk. I Rid = th Bunker Hill Fire Company of Gloucestér, Were in the procession as guests of ihe Charlestown firemen, Other populardeinonstra- tons couverted the day into one of general enjoy- ment, The gonvicts in the State Prison were allowed a haif holiday, and were v.sied by if. C, Dorsey, who | expended $500 for strawberries aad cream for des- ert bo the couvi-ts? diner, A memorial build ng was dedicated In Foxboro 1 to-day and a monument la Hingham; both in honor | Of deeeased soldiers. AQUATIC Boat Race Between the Harvard Scientifies and the Brown University Freshuien. Provipencs, R. 1, June 17, 1870, The race on the Scekouk river between the frst crew of the Harvard Scientific School and the Uni- versity Freshmen crew resulted in a victory for the Harvards py half a dozen lengths. The race was a spirited one, but a violest thunder shower aud hail storm spoiled the fan of the spectators. VeTO BY COVERNOR HCFFMIN, Veto by the Governor of the Foreign Insuxance Bill. ALBANY, June 17, 1870, ‘The Governor has sent the Foreign Insurance Bill to the Secretary of State without his approval. He says the bill does not establish equality, but dis- eriminates agvorely against the foreign compantes It excludes from the extimates of capiial all real es- tate which a foreign company may hold here; also, while giving the foreign companies no ‘credit gress will send a special commission to the island to see matiers for themselves, and to disprove the erroneous statements published in the United States concerning the situat on here. Captain General De Rodas telegraphs that all the important part of the steamer George B. Upton’s cargo has been captured. Some insurgents, while ratrying boxes of arms and ammunition into the jurisdiction — of larriabon, weie — sur. prised, four were ‘killed and their train was — captured. Six more were killed and ohe taken prisoner in the Gibara jurisdiction. Fourteen of the party only remain, who, under the command of Colone! Lono, have fled to the Chapar- ra mountains, closely puraued by the troops. The despatches do not state whether Colonel Lono landed with the first Brave, v was at the head of a secon at arrived. party 9 Pup De een Ge Steamship Gtadalotipe, fro era Cruz, arrived yesterday, and sailed to-day for St. Nazaire. DOMINION OF CANADA. Election of Directors of the Canada Southern Railway. . NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, June 17, 1870. A meeting of the shareholders of the Canada Southern Railway took place yesterday at the Clit n House, when a permanent organization of the company was effected. ‘The foilowing gentlemen Were unsnimously elected directors for the en- suing year:—John F. Tracey, President of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company; William L, Scott, president of the Erie and Pittsbuiy Rallway Company; Sidney Dulon, contractor an director of the Union Pacific Company; Miiton Cart. wright, director of the Lake Shore, lock Island ana Northwestern Ratlway Companies: Daniel Drew, New York: William A. Thompson, president of the Erie and Niagara Ratlway Company; Oliver 8. Chap- man, New York; Benjamin F. Hail, New Jersey, and Jerome W, Wetmore, Erie, Pa. Tt was stated thatthe effect of the Great Western Railroad’s proposed loop line from Gi ne had been fulin wetghed, and was not considered an obstacie to the construction of the Southern road. RED RIVER. The Tone of the Rebel Army=No Opposi- tion Anticipated to the Dominion Expe- dition. TORONTO, June 17, 1870, ‘rhe latest news from Fort Garry is that Riel can muster 300 fighting men, which could be swelled to three times that number provided there is no fight- ing, but plenty of plunder. The prevalent opinion in the acttlement is that Kiel will not make any de- termined opposition to the British and Canadian forces. The Cincinnati Saengeriest. CINCINNATI, June 17, 1870, ‘The crowd at the Saengerfest to-day appeared as great as ever. Owing to the immense crowds that seek the concerts many persons are attending tne rehearsals, The Gazette keenly criticises the man- ner of the sale of tickets, and the accommodations and order at the hall. Steps have been taken to re- move all grounds of complaint. The concert talked of for Sunday bignt will probably occur, KENTUCKY. Daring Bank Robbery in Louisville@The Cashier Seized and Chloroformed—A Clean Swecp Made=Sixty ‘fhousnnd Doliars Stolen, LOUISVILLE, June 17, 1870, ‘The Mechanics’ Bank of this city was this evening, | at five o'clock, the scene of a bold and daring rob- hery. Menry L. Pope, the cashier, was alone in the bank, when two men entered, one of them placing a kuife to the throat of Pope, threatening him wiih instant death if he uttered a word, | the other taking @ handkerchiel satiated with chloroform threw it over his face and threw a shawl | over his head. The robbers, as soon as the chloro- form had taken effect, carried Pope to a room in the hack part of the building and locked him in. The robbers then proceeded in a systematic manner with their work of cleaning out the bank. Sixty thousand dollars in money was secured and carried off and $12,000 or $13,000 left scattered ail over the fluor, A clerk returning at half-past cignt o'clock discovered the bank doors open and calied in two policemen, who, hearing the groans from the rear of the bulld- ing, discovered and reieased Mr. Pope from his disa- ureeabie situation, Mr, Pope was still unconscious, and it Was gome time betore he recovered from tne i | the cries of the woman’s daughter. for what capital they may have — invested abroad, or for any in ovher States, except deposits with the lusurance departnenis Of said States, it nevertheless deducts from this limited poriton of thelr Habilities everywhere, whether on tieir bus'+ nesa in this State, in other States or abroad, iu- cluding among the labilities fifty per cent of ail un- earned premiums, whether these premiums pertain to their busmess here or elsewhere. He proceeds further and at length to show the Injustice of the bill, and suggests iiat at the next session of the Legislature a law ve passed which wiil secure the equality desired. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS, A young Canadian, on his way home from New York, teruay morning jumphod from the deck of a sleamer Lake Ontarlo and was drowned. Isaac Buck, of Rochester, committed suicide at his own house yesterday. The Inman Steamship Company have brought a sult for libel against the originator of the story in Halifax that the at 5 ot of Boston was overloaded on her lasttrip. it {a asserted that the trial wili develop the cause of the disaster to the ship. Tue Vermont Democratic State Convention at Montpelier yeaterday nominated H. W. Heaton, of Montpelier, for Gov- ernor, and Musillo Noya, of Burlington, for Lieutenant Governot. ‘The store of Henry Barnes, in Norfol! by fire on Wednesday night, store, were burned to death. EUROPEAN MA LONDON Money MArKET.—Lonnon, Jun M.—Consols closed at 92’, for moncy and 923¢ count; United States bonds qieut; five-twenty, B93 I ;_ ten-forties St Va.) was destroyed and two children, living over the RKETS. e 17—-8:90 P. iq for the ae: 162-9056; 1865, |, 8354 Stocks ai let; Erie Ratlway shane TBs Ulinois Central,’ 11334; Atlantic and ‘Great estern, 234. Paris Bourse.—Pawis, June 17.—The Bourse closed anie. Rentes, 73t, FRanarort Bi Ce OUKBE.—FRANKFORT, June 17.—United —_ fivetwenty bonds opened firm at 953g for the issue of pIvEETOOL Corrow MarKet.—Livexroor, June 17—5:30 Cotton closed hedvy; middling uplands, 104d. a | IW igd.; middling Oricaus, 104d. a Isai. the sales ov Ub day have been 8,000 bales, including 1,060 bales for » lation and export. The sales of the week have been a bales, of which 5,000 were taken for export and 2,000' on ayectiation. The stock in port is estimated at 624,000 bales, of which 397,000 are American. The recelpts of the wi have been 70,000 bales, ot which 6,00) were American. stock of cotton afloat, bound to this port, 18 877,000 bales, which 115,00 bales are Americ | HAVRE CoTTON MAnxer.—Haver, June 17.—Cotton | closed heavy for tres ordiuaire on the spot. TRADE AT MANCHESTER.—LIVERPOOL, June 17.—Man- chester advices are unfavorable; the market (or yaras and fabrica is heavy. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKHT.—LIVRRPOOL, June 17—5 P. M.—Wheat, 10s. 11d. per cental for Ualffornia white; is. Ad. for red Western; 1s, 2d. for winter, ‘The receipt he of wheat at this port for the past three days were 22,000 ters, of which 17,500 were Amorican. Pens, 378. per 5 for Uanadian. ‘The market is firmer. Flour, 24s, 3d, per bbl for Western canal. ATVERPOOL PROVISIONS MANKEYT.—-LIVERPOOL, June | 17-6 P. M.—®acon, 568. 6d. per ewl. for © | and 63s, 6d, for short rib middies, Li fy, Dut not | ard firme quotably bigher. Pork dull. Cheese quiet, Bacon’ duil. Liverroot Propuck MARKET.- LIVERPOOL, Juue 17-- P. M.—Sprite of petroleum dull, | LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, June 17.—Lin- seed cakes quiet. Sugar onthe spot dull, ' Tallow dul @d, a 4bs. 9d. per cwt. Sugar, to arrive, easier, quotably lower, Naval stores quiet, There were ye y tinuaually weary transactions lo Havana sugar afloat. PRYROLEUM MARKEY. rweRe, June 17.—-Pevoleun opened quiet, PAOBABLE MURDERS UP TOWH, Brutal Assault on a Woman With an Axe. On Thursday evening a house situated in Fourth avenue, between Sixty-ffth and Sixty-sixth strecta, was the scene of as brutal au assault as has been re- corded for some time 1 this city, A woman pained Mrs. Mary; Nagle, with her daughter Margaret, occupy apartiaents in the house, Mrs. Nagle, for some time past, has had some tronble with a man nainet John Chambers, but of what nature this trouble was hes not yet appeared, Lust eee Chambers armed himself with an axe and went di resides, with the deiiverate intention’ it is now believed, to murder her in cold blood. She be came aware of his approaci to she house and instantly barred tne door. Chambers, however, broke his way in and at once attacked her, and With the frat biow given ner with the axe on the jess condition, He then caught her by tne hair and pulied her out into the street, where, it is be- lieved, he intended to murder ber oucrigitt but tor the timely interference of Oficer Wyatt, of the Nine- teenth precinct, who was attracted to the scone by Chambers was taken into custody and yesterday morning arvaigned before Justice Bixby, at the Yorkville Police Court, where, on the complaint of the woman’s daughier, she herself being unable to appear, he was com- mitted to await the result of her injuries. A Man’s Skull Fractured with a Stof®? Yesterday at the Yorkville Poltce Court oMcer James Loftus, of the Nineteenth precinct, preferred effect of the drug administered. The game bank was robbed about thirty years ago, when Mr. Banker, the bookkeeper, was killed, and Mr. Julian, the cashier, severely wounded. ‘the robber, Dix, ‘was discovered in that act, and blew his brains out to prevent arrest. The police are on the track of the perpetrators of this robbery. but ao far hava no clue to them. . a complaint against Rubert Lee, who, he had been informed, had struck one Thomas Kelly with a stone on the head, fracturing his skull and severing two -arteries. The ipjured man ts now confined in Belle- vue Hospital, and the opinion of the physician who attends him is that the chances are that his wounds will prove fatal. await the result of Kelly's injuries, into | rectiy to the house where Mrs. Nagle | | Another Passenger Ejcctment With a Shock« ! | sin BEETHOVEN MUSICAL FASTIVAL. Fifth Day—Gperatic, Choral aad Orchesiral Programmos, The attendance at the Coliseum yesterday after- noon Was good and the programme was performed acceptably, although the chorus was not so large as it was on previous days. The grand duo from the “Huguenots” was sung by Mrs, Caroline Riching» Bernard and Mr, Henry Drayton. ‘Tne sestette trom | “Ernani’? was well sung by Mra. Richings, Miss Jennie Hughes and Mensrs, Randolph, Massa- millant, Drayton and Fossatl, Signor Fossati’s first baritone came out with marked effect in this num- ber. The principal feature of the programme was the “Quadrille of All Nations,” conducted by Gil- more, who alone understands how to rouse the en- thuslasia of the audience on such an occasion, Dr, Pech led the “Jubilee’’ overture, “Thanks Be To God” and “The Heavens Are Te:ling.” In the. evening the appreciation by the public of the Bocthove n Festival wes more than ever demon- | strated, When a larger attendance than any that las heretofore crowded the Coliseum assembled with!n its walls, It nevertheless, to be regretted that | while the music loving community of the metropo- Us ave substantially endorsed this jubilee as the grand pioneer to future triumphs, the man- agement shonld be so completely blind to the faci that satlstactory arrangements go hand and and with success, ‘The wretched bungling of tie | iuiuor olicials was a general cause of complaint. Experlence, however, will doubtiess teach thos in | sharge, and when the time comes for andther great musical display it is to be hoped that, together with the briuginy togcthor of first clays artists, the conves nience of their patrons will also be consu ted. Not since the opening did the Coliseum present a more imposing appearance than on last evening, Aithough tor the past day or so the chorus was gradaaily dwindling there appeared to be a grad revival last night, Scarcely a seat ou the stage was empty, and whon the programme commenced— by .the way there was not such a thing as oa programmé to be seen anywhere the spectuc.e was very fine, Berthold’s overture “Jubilee,” conducted by Dr. James Pech, was well rendered under hits able’ baton, A po/pourre trom “Martha” was next performed in splendid style by Gilmore's band. — Mra. Howard Paul achieved auie a triumph im her highly artistic interpretation of the famous Scotch song, “Hurran for the Highlands.’? She was de- setvedly encored. “The Auvil Corus” was give with even better effect thin on any previous 01 sion. ‘The presence of Mr. P, 8. Gilmore, than whom @ more inspiring conductor does not live, aroused the andience to enthust Mr. Gilmore was re- called and received with long. continued tokeus of Approvation, the ladies standing and waving their recognition of his great merits, To Gilmore tl major part of the sucess of the festival is mi due, and his name will be at all times reinem! in New York great moster of his profession. The anvil chorus was succeeded by th: grand choral “achieved ts the Glorious Work,” conduct by Dr. Pook, Who guogequently, by request, delivered an 1 ASNLg felubalig thanks to. the choral goclettes for | the assis icy had rhdered the minagement, ~ yn ihe second part of the pi miné Gilmore's recipient of TORianon v Mozare’s PWel 3 Woe was conductorship of Dy. Pecti, it was CLA Ben e Ridicolo,” a chatia- wdegger, was adinirably sung Cooke, and an encore was le ine close of the performance w not So svecesstul, as most of the chorus ahd musi cians hal quitred the stage, A mugniticent pro- gramme ts aunouneed for Mr. Gilmore's beset, and It is needie 4 t) siate that the public will tender substanilal and eathusiasic eadorsement of tieir appreciation, The Handel and Haydn gave a hop at the Park Avenue ifotel which was large’y attende] and main. tained with great vigor to an advanced hour, BILLIARDS, Tint Se se ior band Waa agan Quadriile tho unsurpasse tor All Nations,’ given, under the thoronghly 2 ing waltz ppreer by BR ats Rudolphe 410 Pointa=A nine, by't @ Turbulent Audience, he house wa? Mot by any means fall a gathered iast ¢Vening at the Lfippo- nts, + for $500 a side EN Cyrilie Dio Der did large audien theatroy to wlincas the conte, between the two skilful kn" !ts st the cue who two weeks before haa Coniended for the diamond ene and the cham, (uShip. The fact that Rudolphe defeated Dion the former occasion made him the favorite 9,” this, at the shigist odds of $100 to $80, There was @ deiay of twenty-five minutes in opening the game, caused by a total change of referee and umpires, Mr. George I. Mitchell bein Sppnintad to the former po- sition, and Messrs, Neil Bryant and J. F. Walsh as umpires rexpectiveiy for Cyrile and Rudolphe. In stringing for the lead €yrille won, and started off at such a tremendous pace that even money was offered On hin. Rudolpbe hinsell accepted the ods of $100 to $80, but the wager bad to be abandoned for want of a suitable atakonoller, iraee, y, at the request of Dion, the party who had offered the olds left the house, and thus satisfied all parties. By runs of 165, 99, and 78, all handsomely played, Dion advanced himself to 851, while Rudolphe was but 51. The ja‘ter had not been doing | well considering the chances he had had, and his play the Diore surprised his frienda, as he appeared not to be atallexcited. Dion, whose execution around the table was superb, continue! to widen the gap, until, at the twenty-third —inuing, he Was almost 50@ ahead—score, Dion 710, Rudolphe 223, It was thought that the champion had been beaten down already, and h's eneintes, who seem to be legion, became jubilant. But AE oe player Was hot yet mastered, as he showed by runs of 159, 99 and Si, while Cyrilie was doin, scarcely anything. Notwithstanding the marke: cpppeibion fa portion of the audience he strug- gied maniully, and in the fifty-Arst innipg was rewarded by the largest run of the gaine—246—made chiefly by nursing, in which important spectalty of billiards he had throughout manifested “his superiority. The game was now 1,059 t 1,237, Dion’s favor, and it looked as though Rudolpbe might win it. In four more innings however, the contest was over, Dion terminating it with a magnificent run of 193% ‘The turbulent element Was out In Its strongest force, as had been expected, yet no act was cominitied of which the po.ice force in attendance could properly take cognizance. It has been Rudolpte’s misfortune, ever since his arrival here, to be bicked up by fe lar men, who have extolled him beyond hts merits; and hence, in conjunction with certain indiscretions of his own, the opposition he encoun- tors whenever he plays a matcl, No matver what ihe provocation, scenes like those of last night cannot fail to injure billlards; and now that tne great player has been found to realize that he fs not so superior as to be invincible, it is to be hoped that there will be no more such Scenes; and il 1s to be hoped, also, that Rudolphe will hereafter accept the judge's ecision, his refusal to do which last night caused the grevt part of the disturbance We give the score, adding that the average is p 3, 57, 21, 1, 2! 6, 18, 9, 7, 0, 21, 0, 0, 37, 25, 0, 0, 89, 1, 193. ‘Total, 1,600, 0, 7, 60, 12, 6, 0, 24, 12, 1, 1, 33, 15, nings. 1, 102, 56 in NLW JERSEY RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, Track?=—Cars Smashed—Nobody Hurt. A freight train passing from Elizabethport to Jersey City yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, struck one of the numerous snags peculiar to the road and jumped the track, The result of the afair was that two cars were smashed to pieces and the debris lined the track for some distance either way. Passengers anxious to get to business in York were congeqneatly delayed and considera confusion prevailed, But as netther frequent acet- denis, that might and shoud be avoided by good ment, hor rowdy panies are tifrequeat on starred line, the passengers were more whitened than astonished, It was surprising, how- ever, that the rat'road officials, who were cognizant of the particulars of the digastor, refused to give the least information to the anxious people who crowded the cars, At the several sta- tions the conductors, clerks and the other people employed by the company to be civil to the pairons of the road were unusually uncommunica- tive, uncivil And impertinent, Under these cirenm- stances it is Impossible to give any further informa- tion of this the latest New Jeracy Central disaste than that It Was a “‘smash-up” caused by culpable carelessness on the parvof tie men ip the employ of the company. The people living on the line of the railroad are loud in their complaints of the incivillty and impertinence of employes. “Or the ing Result. The twelve o’clock train yesterday from New | York over the Newark and New York Railroad struck head he felled her to the fioor in almost a sense- | two Intoxicated men, named Mike Hermon and Pat- rick Meagher, of Williamsburg, N. Y., wio were sitting on the track near the Passaic river Meagher’ skull was fractured and he is dying. Her- mon 1$ not fatally injured. The men had been ejected from a preceding train for nou-payment of the fare. “RYSTIC PARK RACES. — Boston, June 17, 1870, To-day was the second of the mecting at Mystic Park. Only one trot was on the programme, ana that was for 2:28 horses, for which there were eleven entries, Harry W. Genet, Locust and Lady Sheridan were withdrawn before the race, leaving the contest between Shepherd Knapp, Justice Bixby commutted Lee to j won by Jessie Wales, W. H. Taylor, Fannie Lee, Western New York, Mcviellan and 'W. J. Paine.” The frst leat was won by Shepherd Knapp. The second was a dead heat between Lee, Taylor and Knavp, and the at ee and fifth heats, and tne race, were es, 02:27 9K, 2:30. BBY. 24904, 9:93 14, ‘t Joun T, Hoifinan, of New York, for good ways ale says “his towasmen of both parties will accession to it asa matter of coumon congratula- sper serra Nearer EW YORK CiTY. Local and Police Paragraphs and Miecollancous Troms of Motropolitan News. The following record will show the changes tn the temperature for the past twenty-four hours tn com. parson with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudpat's Pharmacy, Flags wore flung to the breeze from the City Hall yesterday 10 honor of the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hilt, The examination of the pupils of the College of the City of New York was concluded yesterday afters hoon. ‘The annnal commencement will be held on the 3th inst, Coroner Rollins was yesterday nottied te hold an inquest at No. 418 West Twenty-stcth street on the body of William Arnalt. a child, four months old, who waa sufocaed peneath the bedclothes on Thursday night. The Board of Police yesterday dismissed force William Doyle, of the ‘twenty-seventh for teaving bis post before being reliev William A, Wilson, of the Nineteenth prec . for permitting a Mrs, Baker to be asi ‘dant robbed near the Harlem depot at Forty ‘ond street and Fourth avenue, ‘The usual monotoay of the City Hatt P was re- Meved yesterday afternoon by what proved to be quite a lively mill between Ben MeQuatle and Johnny Hickey, who had a quarrel avout the relative qnati- Ues of the men engaged in the lite base ball tourna. mentfapon which money peuded. MeQuade was finally put to fight, The Amertous Club opened their club house yester- day, at Greenwich, Conn., for the season, There Was chatting and smoking on the piazzas, drivmg, Yacht sailing, story telling, a sumptnons break!ast ania grand spread-eagie dinner. All the boys were on hand, and the popping of champagne corks was like the whistle of batiets at Gettysbieg. New and varied attractions will be offered there this summer, The examination in the Burke-Gardiner case, Which w. ohave been resumed yesterday belore Survogate Mutchings, was postponed till one P. M, t Taesdsy, owing to the sudden }\\yess of the court phonograpbhic reporter. Abou ad doven Wil- hesses are stilt to bo exninined, ‘al the pyrgosal his expressed a determination ¢ ring It trough to completion, f possibile, daring the coming week, Commissioners Ceccarini, Matratly ana Gross, and Saotary Rup endent Morris, yesterday thade a ar tour of the fat melting estadtishinents, aad Wit- nessed scenes and Inhaled sells not pleasant to guardians of the public health, It 1s sald that they Satisiied themselves of the racy of the reports mate by the HetaLp in-pector and thei sanitary Superinienteut, and will dvive (hem out of the neighoorhvod, Mr, Robert McKenna, who has been foreman of the Hudson River Railroad car shops for a period of sixteen yeara, having resigned uls position, was suade the recipient of an elegans gold chain, valued at $165, and his wife also received a beautiful chased ring, presents to thein by the employes of the above slops a8 a testimoutl of their recard and for the gontiemanly and impartial man fn which Mr. MeKenna has ever performed his « . He assumes con'vol ‘of (he Delaware and Law’ sa Kaliroad shops. THe RICKMOND-COURTY Fala The si mond County Agricultural Society caine to a close yesterJay afternoon, A much larger crowd was gathered on the grounds than on the previous day, Among the best stock present were noticed four pei, Mt horses belonging to Mr, Sainpson; tag four mo,"2 % Captain Vanderbilt, ahd two small mares. phy vel a Phe most mo, ?)2 air of the day 3 horse, Mr. F ee around the ‘acta tthe hoise in Seer created much mirth, and ." in waiting Mr, Barton's I winner, having mace the three. twenty-six minutes. lure: i wariers of a mile in Several otver races of non-Importn ee were after- wards indulged tn, after wiiteit the Richn.oa| Couaty Fair broke ap unti next fall, when their a..)Ual ex- hibition will tke place, AN OFF.CER CHARGED WITH LIGHWAY ROBBERY, Before Commissioner Bosworth yesterday officer’ jungon, of the Broadway squad, was charged with stealing a watch. The complainant, Ulrich Signer, swore that on Tuesday night about nine o'clock, at the corner of Forty-fifth street and Second avenue, he was awakeued fromja nup on a stoop by a land in his pocket. Jumping to hts fect, he saw Gunson, who ran away, pursued by lim. Later in the nighi he met Guason in Third avenue, and the oni- cer asked him if he had lost a waich. He recognized him as the pariy who iad robbed hil, called an officer to arrest him, when ne showed iis shteld and announced himself to be a policeman, The defence proved that a man about tie size of Gunson was seen standing over Signer, When Guason, who, resides quite near, put on his coat xnd-pursued the thie? who escaped. {1s pro- babie Sixner ts inistaken as to the man who robbed han, as the officer would not be apt to go to him and inquire about nis siolen watch. POLITICAL 20185 AND COMMENTS, The Lacon (lil) Statesman comes out for Hon, President, and of Onio, tor Vice President, in (Il) Register thinks “this isa Mr. Samuel F. Var 1572, The Spring! The Bufalo Zepress (republican) speaks tn high terms of Governor Homau’s appoindinent of Mr. Asher P. Nichols at State Comptrolier, The Kepress pgard his tion.”” ‘The Memphis Appeal thinks tie idea of Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi, reviving the old whig party is decidedly “rich.'?) When the Governor cau vesur- rect the remains and brains of Daniel Wester, Hd- ward Everett, John Bell antotier lights of the old whig party he may talk of reviving it in the present day. Robert ©. Winthrop, of Massachusetts, is the only prominent survivor of the wreck of wiiggery, and he does not propose to miugle inucit La politics nowadays. From the fact that the new United States Attorney General owns some 2,000 acres of land ia Georgia is the reason, it is supposed, he is called “acre’’-man, The Atianta (Ga.) Sun says, rather pertinently, or, perhaps, impertinently:—‘if the Georgia bill is not dead, it sleepeth; and the impression is that Butler holds the trumpet, the last blast of wiich alone can arouse it, and that he won’t toot jor nothing?” WAVAL INTELLIGENGS, Lieutenant Commander Glass and Lieutenant Gib- son have been ordered to the Mohican. Lieutenant Graham has been detached from the New York Navy Yard and ordered to the Michigan, and Assistant Surgeon Hoyt to the Seneca, MUALES TRIAL IN SAL M, MASS, Two Prisoners Sentenced to State Prison for Life. {From the Newburyport Herald, June 16.) The tial ot Frank D, Bowers and Janes E. Ricker for the murder of Nathanicl U. Lord, oF Peakody, in the Supreme Court 0; saiem, was Anished oh Tues- day alternoon., Attorney General Allen was les9 than an hour in making the closing argument, and Judge Gray made the charge to the jury. ‘The jury took the case and retired, and i is sald that at first ten were in favor of a verdict of murder in. the first degree and two were opposed, but after they had been outan hour aud three quarters they agreed upon a verdict of murder 1a the second degree against each of the — prisoners. in answer to the question, uf they had anything to say why sentence should not be passed upon them, they replied that they had not, whereupon Jutige Gray iniormed them tat the jaw placed uo discretion In the power of the Court in passing the sentence, Which was a8 lo!lows:—That the prisoners: be taken to (he State Prisoa in Charlestown, and there be imprisoned during the term of thetr uatural lives, one day tn solitary confinement and the residue at hard labor. Ail through the trial the prisoners appeared per- fecily caim, collected and even indifferent, evincing When the not the slightest emotion or auxieiy. ad anhual spring exhibition of the Rich- 5 QUEER WAY TO ASWARD AN OFFiCza, Cor uissioners Brennan and Manierré yesterday hoard’evn. *2° agtinst police officers, On the triat of Horace Ga, ‘lord, Eighteenth precinct, some queer tacte-and.auriaien. a weredevelope!, The complainant is William 8 Mat," No, 204 Bast Beventecath: street, According to m ‘athaws, on the morning of June 2 he heard some on” bP pds pitted feross the root of bis H%, 94. Punk living next j Bis door bell was rang by Ma.” on a state he door, who reported that while bh, tt a a * her house with art zi ie . HERALD Building, Broadway, coruer of Ann streeti— z ine henna ‘hamertiately “Anyion “d entered the ee tee 1600. 1870. | parior and ‘stated to. her that he fon. "4, the door BA Messen OB TE ap, | Qpen; she Turiier slated ‘to aLathowy sim," fhe oft A. M., . } de an examination of the wppe. 2’ OH ae snd we wyatt? Fook | Under these ; 12M, 4 7 ¢ thes e 3 | Average temporature yesterda | that Gaylord entered the house for Average temperature for corr good Purpose, and consequently he rs the charge. Tie other side of atory, which is perhaps je correct one. is that ylord on post saw light | sTning throush the doorway upon the stoop, stepped. | over, found the dvor four inches avar, walked In, j found ligh's in the hail and parlor and’ on the sofa Mrs. Funk asieep. He rapped upon the parlor door with his clib, aroused her, informed her that the door was open ‘and — with her searched {be house. Un reaching the senttte Was fonnd open, he went out throngh it, and walk along the roof and examined that of Mathews and then descended, The hearing was adjourned until Monday, to secure the attendance of Mrs. Funk, who it is claimed told se:era! persons thit she heard Gay- lord open the door wita a lateh key, THE MONTGOMERY GUA°D OF BOSTON AT TFEMTON. ~ Yesterday the Boston Montgomery Guard passed through Trenton, N. J. on their return trip from Philadeiphia. They were received at the depot by Major Greon, Third battalion of the New Jersey Natio: a i ana by Captain Leary, of the enton Emmet Ghard, The company went through some military exercises at the depot in presence of a@ large large crowd of Trentonians, who appeared to be astonished at the ease and precision with whtvh the Hubttes. handled their muskets. 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