The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1870, Page 7

as Rated in England. Trades Uuionism and the Wages Question in Great Britain and France, THE TAILORS RIOTS IN CORK The House of Lords to-night discussed the amend: dnenta to the trish Lap? bill, Baron O'Hagan, recently elevate to the peerage, delivered his maklen spec hon the measnre, The Duke of Richmond moved an amendment vedneing the amount of compensation to tenant for eviction, whict was adopted. Without further action oa the bill ther lordships: Tose, iu the House of Commons Mr. Otway, Under. Yoreign Secretary, informed the members that the government had laken stops to recover the amount of the British elatms on Brat, The House tn Committee consttered the Edacation bee Mr. George Dixon opposed the permissive and compulsory clause, He favored freedom for ati schools and colleges, but beleved the Nonconform- ists objected bodily to increased grants for desomtn- ational teaching. He dented the charge that the oval School Leaga’ advocated the exclusion of * he Bivle from the setoots. Mr. Austin Brace defended the meawre, The Feligious elements were due to the fact that it was the developement of an existing system, At the conclusion of Mr. Brace’s remarks the House, tn Commitice of Supply, adopted several votes, and then it into Committee on Gun Li- cenuses bill, in which progress was reported and the Rouse adjourned. a American Values and ’Change. Lowpon, June 2), 1870. The money article of & moraing journal says American exchanges tead downwards owing to rhe prospects of the grain trade and the completion of arrangements for the payment of dividends. “Weavard He!” Lonpon, June 23, 1970, The Hudson Bay dividends have been suspended owing to the diMcuities in the Pembina rezton. One hundred emigrants left this clty yesterday for Canada tn the steamsnip Lake Ere. Dickens’ Last Book. Lonxpon, June 25, 1870. One of the publishing agents of Dickeas’ works Publishes a statement in the newspapers to-day that ‘be published as far as written, and ne one will be permitted to finish it. A Sad Funeral. Loxpon, June 23, 1870, ‘The funeral of Lord Arthur Clinton, one of the a parties involved in the female masquerade scandal, ‘was strictly private, The only attendants were the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Thomas Clinton and ‘the solicitor and physician of the deceased, ‘The place of burial 1s Jett unmarked. Education. Lonpon, June 2%, 1870, Keble College, of Oxford University, named in honor of the late Rev, John Kebie, was opened to- day. The Rev. Dr, Pusey and the Right Hon, Gathorne Hardy, M. P., for Oxford, officiated in the inaugural ceremonies, which were attended by a large number of people. ‘The London Times alindes to the suit of Strahan against Forrester, for importing and gelling an * American edition of poems, as a leading case, The trial will soon commence at Glasgow. The pisintits day their damages at £500. Wages and Work. Lonpow, June 23, 1870. a) ‘A deputation representing 60,000 operatives in Lancashire waited on the committee of cotton man- ufacturers at Biackburn to-day, and asked for an increase of wages. They were assured that if the prices obtained for goods after the harvest was over should warrant it their wages should be raised five Per cent. Mr. Evans, partner of the firm of Bradbury & Evans, formerly publishers of Mr. Dickens’ works, 1s » dead, TJ Reacued from a Desert Island. Lonvos, June 28, 1870. Six survivors of the ship Mercurlus, trom Sen Francisco, lost off the Braziliun coast, have been brought to Liverpool. They were rescued. from a desert isiand upon which they had remained fifty days. <The snip Mercurius, Cuthbertson, master, satled from San Francisco for Liverpool on the 5th of January, 1970, and had not to this time beon heard of. The Bank Retorn. Lonvon, June 25, 1879. The weekly statement of the Bank of England was published to-day. It shows an increase of £632,000 ‘b “on since last Thursday. IRELAND. The Labor Question—Trades Unionism and Riot—Serlous Street Fight. CoRK, June 25, 1870, Serious riots occurred here yesterday afternoon, caused by the jealousy of the Irish tailors, The masters had recently hired # great nusober of Ger- man taflors, displacing the Lrish to make way for the ALL PARTS OP THE WORLD American Values in Money and ¥ 00d qWRORAPAO NOW | 2 * Human Freedom—Jt» Apostloalip. FROM MapRID, June 23, 1870. In tho Cortes yesterday Sefior Moret’s bill for the @raduat emancipation of slaves in the Spanish col- ‘ouies Was considered in committee of the whole. Sellor Castelar’s amendment for immediate abo- Ution was lost by a vote of 48 yeas to 78 nays. It was understood in committee that Sefior Moret's bilt and the whole subject ought to lie over until the next meeting of the Cortes, when it was the opinion th,’t @ measure should be devised by the govern- ment Which the Legislature and people can ap- Prove fo," the extinguishment of slavery. According!y, When the committee rose, @ resolu- tion prohipiting punishment ‘by the lash was offered and carried; action on Seitor Moret’s bill was post- Poned, and the Cortes adjourned to the 3lst of October. Senior Castelar's speech in favor of the immediate abolition has reudered him the “fon” of the hour, His reference to Abraham Lincoln attracts the espe- cia! attention of Americans. Castelar’s admtrers ‘and the advocates of abolition have tendered him a banquet, which, if he accepts, will be a grand affair, France and Infallibility. Paws, June 23, 1870, At the meeting of the Ecumenical Council on the 18th Cardinal Guido, Archbishop of Boulogne, made @ strong discourse against the iniallibility scheme, creaung & profound sensation. HOLLAND. Move Towards the rpcite. Tne HaGve, June 23, 1870. _ The government has ordered the frigate Was- sanaer to Curacoa to exact redress for the outrages committed on Dutch subjects by the new govern- ment of Venezuel TURKEY. ‘Lives Lost by the Fire. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 23, 1870. The Courier states Uiat 2,000 persons lost their lives at the late conflagration in this city. DOMINION OF CANADA. Negotiations for Union with British Columbia. OTTAWA, June 23, 1870. The negotiations between the British Columbia delegates and the Committee of the Privy Council will be concluded to-morrow. It is understood a satisfactory result has been obtained. FRANCE. EEE UOIO Tae The “Heated Term” and Drought. Lonpox, June 23, 1870, The extent of the damage to the crops caused vy drought 1 France cannot as yet be correctly estl- mated. The accounts from the provinces are con- tradictory, but the grain markets show much weak- heas, y The effects of the extraordinary heat are still felt, In Parts te water of the Seine is so low that grass is growing at the foot of the quat walls, . June 23, 1870, The princes of the House of Orleans have ad- dressed a letter to the deputies of the Corps Légis- lattf, ou the occasion of the motion made by the Marquis de Pre relative to the recall of the princes o/ both Hines of the Bourbon family. The princes say fo the presence of this te Sgt we cannot keep silence. Since 184% We have protested agatust the jaw which exiled ux, Nothing has justified that extle suce, and we come to revew our protests. It ty Bot grace that we demand; it is our right— Only.one-haif of Mr. Dickens’ story—wTie Mystery | & rigit which ‘belougs to all Frenchman, 7 ot wi our country of Edwin Drood”—had becn written. The story Wilt | Wich we ask for, which we love, Which our family hos always loyally served, from which none of our radtions separate me and Whose name alone ever causes our hearts to beat. Nothing can replace our abseut country. ‘The Cuban Question. Panis, June 23, 1870. The Paris Siecle, after describing Spanish atrocities dn the Antiles, quotes with approval the foliowing Passage from a London newspaper: win needs money; Cuba needs peace, and the United States need Cuba.” The Si¢cte adds;—'in this statement we see a pfucticable solution of the situation.” OMtcial Compliments. ‘ Paria, June 23, 1870, Mr. J. Meredith Read, Consul Geueral of the United States, gave a grand dinner tis evening in honor of M. Prévost-Puradol, the new Minister to America. Trades Unionian. Pants, June 23, 1870. The trial of the members of the International Society of Workmen for complicny in the late plot gainst the nation, which was commenced yesterday, has been adjourned unui Wedaesuay, the 290 inst. Regicide. Pants, Jane 23, 1870, Two more arrests were made last evening of per- sons supposed to be connected with the regicide plot. Indastry. Panis, June 23, 1870, ‘The trial of reaping machiaes of various pa tierns wilbegin near this city on the 24th of July. Two thompa | francs have been offered as prizes. CUBA. Cholera in Cuba=Large Percentage of Deathe—smallpox Unabated. Havana, June 23, 1870, A number of cases of Asiatic cholera have occurred here within a few days, « large percentage resulting fatally, The Ciwit Governor, Sefar Roberts, is tak- ing the becessary precautions to prevent the spread of the disease. The smallpox is unabated, Several deaths have also occurred on board the gunboats cruising Off Sagua. in the interior cholera of a vira- Jent type ts prevailing in many places. As yet there have been but few cases of vomito, INDIANS. THE Horrible Atrocities in Arizena—Fearfal Chase tisement ef the Savages=Twe Battles Fought apd Fi'tysix Kedskins Slain. SAN Paancisco, June 23, 1870. Advices from Southera Arizona to the 10th of June give particulars of the murder of Messrs, Kennedy and Israel and the dispersion of their party. Mr, Kennedy lived on a rancho a! Tucson. Mr. Israel was scalped, his logs burned oi. bis heart cut out and @ coal of Gre placed in nt, remainder of the party reached Camp Graui. Their mules were captared dextoyed. and their Wagons sud merchandive new comers. MS. J Lag ordered a —t oft the Third cavairy, to purse the savages. The Meetings of the Irish tallors were heid to protest tenant ‘overed ,- a thet +y* against this action of the employers, anda strike was resolved upon atonce, Accordingly yesterday afternoon the Irish tailors stopped work, and col- ected in crowds in the streets. Soon afterwards rioting began. The “strikers” attacked the shops of the obnoxious employers, many of which were damaged and some sacked. The police charged the rioters repeatedly, and after a vigourous use of their clubs succeeded in re- storing order. A number of citizens who volunteered to aid the police were stabbed. Considerable excitement ex- {sted for a while, but everything 1s quiet now. Many arrests have been made. ‘The Trades Riots Renewed—severe Fighting and Wounds, Conx, June 23, 1870. Several persons engaged in the riots of yesterday have been arrested. The damages to persons and property in the affair prove to have been serious, Conk, June 23—Evening. The city is ina state of great excitement again in consequence of the renewal of the disturbance of yesterday. Riotous crowds gather in the streets. They have been repeatedly dispersed, but reform and continue 1 attack the houses of the master tailors, Several constables have been wounded, killed thirty tive Indians aed eaptered two, He alo destroyed tie Village and other property of the savag’s. Colonel Sandford, 9 short time before, In a pattie With the sane bond, Kaved twenty-one of them, Sadord is persouaily visiting the vari- us tribes in the Territory WO ascertain thelr Wishes and to hear their compiaimts. The Indians promise fairy, but the Governor has uo faite ta the a. THE PACIFIC COAST. Departare from San Prducisce of the Boson Excursioniste—Coolles far Alabama. BAN FRaNetsnn, June 2, 1870, The Boston party of excursionista start home to- morrow, The trip thus iar has been & pleasant one. A sale of 2,090,000 hand-sewed burlaps on the 21st | ist. comprised ali toffirst hands here and to arrive and inyelved an outlay of over 08 in A $s, eoreomaney-awe te Satrmald tomes, ot fee teen cents, Koopmanschap has contracted to farnian 1,500 Chinese Alabama and Tennessee in Uiree equal slupmenuts, the first to-morrow, Mra. General McClellan was formerly @ resident of St. Paul, Minn, where ber father, General KR #. Marcy, was once stationed. Ter ilness is regretted by many fn St. Paul, where she was greatly esteemed. YACHTING. nan nnnnnnnne The Royal Mersey Ciub—Sailing Matel. Liverroon, June 23, v ‘The sailing match of the Royal Mersey Yacht Club commenced to-day, The first class prizes were won by the cutter Musquito, fifty-nine (ons, of Helensburgh, owned by T. Houldsworth; the extter Riyme, tity toms, of London, owned by . Groves, Jr., aud the Marinetias the “second class prizes by the cutter Muriel, 40 tons, of Dartmouth, owned by HH. Bridson; the Glance, 35 tons, of Southampton, owned by J. Re Rushton; and the Exma; and the third class prize by the cutter Lizzie, 20 tons, of Liverpool, owned by C. H. Coddington; the Kittwwake, 20 tons, of Bangor, owned by Captain P. A. Iremonger, and the Sata- nella, 16 tons, of Glasgow, J. F. Muirtiead owner, Another Exciting Race Between the Bella and Tiger tor $1,000~—The Bella Again Vic- torious. So closely contested was the race’ between the Bella and Tiger, full particulars of which were given 10 yesterday's HERALD, that the owners of the latter yacht, hardly satisiied with the result, issued 2 sec- ond challenge, which was manfully accepted. The race came off yesterday, and though more private than that on the day before, a large assemblage wit- nessed the contest, The yachts started fromthe Bug Light, outside the Bridgeport harbor, and the course was to and around Cookany Bay reef buoy, @ distance’ of ten miles, and back. The Tiger, of Bridgeport, won the choice of posi- tious and chose the suapboard side, At ten minutes past cleven the signal to depari was given, and the yachts darted oif in style. The wind, com- pared with that of Wednesday, was very hight. The Bella quickly shot al while the Tiger seemed to linger, her sails not taking well by any means. Theie was Ititle vartation throughout the race, for the Bella gallantly maintained the lead, and came in the winner with flying twenty mimutes past two 0’c! having completed the race m three hours and cel , defeat ing the Tiger by six minutes, The race was dead to windward, and the Bella once more displayed her splendid qualities under circumstances any(hing but advantageous. The friends of the Bella, a Brooklyn yacht, belonging to the Bayoune Club, and built by “Mr. P. McG.enan, of that organization, were very jubilant ever the triumph, and not with- out reason, for the Tiger was one of the jastest boats with which she ever competed for honors. Regatta of the Jersey City Yacht Clab. The annual regatta of the Jersey City Yaeht Club came off yesterday. The day was warm, the énihu- siasm did not vise above eighty, and compared with 7 to be in the gardens, former regattas of this club it was a tame affair. ‘The judges were Rufus K. Terry, Stephen J. Quatfe and Charles T. Hopkins. The course was twenty Ser. marked by agiake boat at the trestiework of the Central railroad dock, the Robins reef buoy, Cayan Point, and retura outside Elis {siand. ‘The yachts of the first ciass were as follow: . owner. Robert Donshea, McKinsiry, ‘ondy. wat nm i , E race in 3h. 12m. 40s., # longer time by two minutes and ten seconds than the Knight Tempiar, but’ won on the allowance made for length of boat. Betting ‘was all along in favor of the Eclipse. The second class boats were a6 follows:— owner, A.'T. H, Brower. Daiton. Ketcham, McKinstry, J. Woolk which traverued Was Wi three hours and forty-fl ve minutes. Thi the course in DOANYBRCOK IN JERSLY. Hibervians at a Picnic-The Rowdies Fight Each Other, Beat the Potive and Rescue a Prison A picnic of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was held at Mount Pleasant Park, Jersey City, yesterday. This organization 1s composed of some of the most respectable and prominent Irishmen in the city, and during the forenvon and part of the afternoon the greatest order prevailed. The rowdy clement managed to obtain admission, and they had not been long-in the park when they created a disturbance, Taey were soon cleared out, however, Just about dusk a fight took place in the ‘Sixth ward, as the 8 Were returning home, and some twenty rouchs were engaged, but happily they hurt nobody except members of their own gang. ‘The ofMcers and com- of the association, finding their reserve order fruitiess, called on the po- Lee, and the following men were arrested:--James Maguire, Michael Gibney, John Gallagher, Michael coone,, John James and John Daly. They were tiken to the Central Police station and locked up. About nine c’ciock officer Irwin arrested ® turbulent fellow, named James Lyneh, at the corner of South Seventh and Monmouth streets, and presently the oflicer was set unon by a& crowd, who succeeded in rescuing the prisoner, knocked down the officer, and subjected him to very rough treatwent. The officer’s brother came to the rescue, but he was beaten even more severely. The officer, however, succeeded in arresting the ringleader, named Martin Ryau, who was locked up, ‘arrants were issued for the arrest of the two Lynches an several others who partict- paied in this raflanism. A squad of police was sentio the unruly district ana order was soon re- stored, es r POLICE DEPARA MENT. Appoiniment of the Ordinance Squad— The Sargcants’ Districts. The Board of Police held a secret session yester- day, all the members being present. By resolution of the Board what is known as the “Ordinance Police Squad’? was organized, the object being w give Mayor Hall a body of picked men to enforve the city ordinance, Twenty men were detailed for this espectal duty. They are to form a part of the Twenty-sixth (City Hall )precinct, and are to make daily reports. Their especial duty 18 to assist the Mayor in enforcing the ordinances, and reports will be made to Supertn- tendent Jourdan and Mayor Hall. The Board also organized the Medical and Surgical Depariment ot the police force by estabhshing dis- tricts in which after the lst of July the surgeons must reside, The organization fs as follows:—First district, First precinct, Dr. Andrews; Second dis- trict, Twenty-seventh and Third precincta, » = Third district, Secoud and Fourth precincts, Dr. -——; Fourth district, Fourth, sixth and = Twenty-sixth precinct, Dr. Har. rington; Fifth district, Futh aod Twenty-elgbth precinets, Dr. Prince; Sixth district, Seventh and Tenth precincts, Dr. Seville; Seventh district, Seventh, Fourteenth and Twenty-fourth preciucts and House of Deteution, Drs. Mott, Waterman and Ward: Kighth district, Kignth and Fifteenth pre- cinets, Dr. ‘h; Ninth district, Ninth and Six- teenth precinets, Dr. Beach; Tenth district, Kieventh and Thirteenth wards, Dr, Hutchinson; Tweifth dis- trict, special service squad, Pooler; Tnirteenth district, Twenty-niuth, Twentieth and Sanitary com- pany, Dr. OU ‘fourteenth district, Ninevecnth pre- cinct, Dr. McDonnell; Fifteenth district, Twenvy- second and Thirty-‘rst precincts, Dr. Roberg; Six- teenth district, Thirtieth and Ch nd pre. cinets, Dr. Bly; Seventeenth district, Twenifth and ‘Twenty-third precints, Dr. Thomwnas; Rightcenth dis. trict, Twenty-first precinct and court souads, Dr. Nineteenth district, Eighteenth precinc! and oree, Dr, Orton. Freie EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpon Moxey MARKE?.-Lonvo ‘M.Copsols closed at 925, for B-- pa ecrount, A. " securities duit; Untied ti its Conde, dems, min; 1865, old, HUM; 1807, Bargs ten-torties, 85%. "Mocks sun re Ru ay, three, 18%; Minot ‘Oapiral, tty, Ausntic and Great Westera, 24%. Pats Bounss Pants, June 33—The Bourse closed 5 Feutes, 3 Feasaronr Bownst.—Frankronr, June 2%.—United Wewwenty bonds are hrm at 964 495), 10r the old BBrOO!. Corrow Manker.—LiveRroot, June 28— Tue cotton market cloved, irregular; middling up- The fanaa, loves. middling Oceans, 10%4d. len of the day speculation. baies, including 1,0W baies for export and Corron Mankrt—Havnr, June 23.—Cotton Honk. to ® ivenroor, June ‘Yd. per quar- ver for Kuropean. aivewroot, Provisions Manker.Liveavoon, June Bb P.M. — Lard firm at Me. per owt us Livenroot, June 28- 5 Common rosin, be. per ews. Low PRapece STONDON, June 28.— Taliow quiet. Linseed off heavy at £31 5a. 10a. per ton. ‘Gull’ at 80s. 64. percwi. Susarqulet. Linseed, ox Pertoteum Manner. —Axtwren, June %8.—Petroleum clweed uty at O2%4!. for elandard white, tm Newark yesterday moraing, about seven o’elock, Mra. Mary PD. widow lady be- tween sixty and seventy years of age and resid- ing with her son-in-law, Mr. Charles T. Bedell, No. 80 Elm street, awatiowed ounce of arsenic in mistake for magnesia, which re- sulted in ber death about baif-past two o'clock. The botues containing (he poison and the magnesia erly labelled stool side by side in the cioset, ‘Were seut for, but the arsente had etfo- Noe MA Work, Gnd her case Was propowgced an | where, seated before giane PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE AMUSEMENTS, Flaaaes of rory cobbler, Thin juleps or Champaga ¢ ry wha or the matter of that, they could have enjoyed * a . von y + Cuy Vesterday. | Boori’s TaRATRE— “THE HUGUBNOT."—Test nigh ped ‘Geom, an sbie bat experianted oan ater Hees A herp bh a, vatreal; K. T. Make, of | was oue of the pleasantest aud moat successful ot | exhibited great taste in the maune: tn Which the OU BEC, “he Beewoors Moan A Nett OF Boston, | the excellent run of “The Haguenot’” at Booth’s ete- | “omincnd tian'to Aiera ee eee et, we would Fa are ate ( Ames Pilsow . aut temple of art. The season ts far advanced ana 18 indoors and transfer his ex: iilons cadtpene te Get * ase: BO Pe Atony; Major J. N. | but two weeks rematu, but we are promised the con- irae at uote, In confanetion with the o:~ Knapp, 0 8 Wut : * ess of ¢ tncinnatt; E. | tinued representation of this britiiant drama for the | cl st, “open ath tote Pantvereal gravident oe Cook, Of TO Gowont, of Chicmre aes Of Cle¥er | remainder, Last evening the attendance, without |M'® nay attend. Manager Gran will, doubtieane was. Jaron ate? Major ©. Th. Ray- | veing crowded, for the first heat of summer 1s upon | wee'the pr, PL. OF the change, aud the result may seed, of Bore, CAs Spears, of Lafayette, tnd.; | us, was select and most appreciative, How could | be that tmp, “ee Carden will prove one of the most 0.0. & Walter,, Ack’ A.M Miller, of Owego, | they be otherwise surrounded by the attrac. | Pleasantana + oll the parriene ee eaE and & G. Aruut, a wbura, are at the St. Nicholas | tions of this beautiful theatre? “The Hugne- spared, notise "9. Tender the undertaking as ag. posing not” richly deserves the popularity {th Ceplanie as porch, ee LUe the artists must be removed Cotonel Rohert Par of New Hampetire; ® Philadelphia; H.W. A. A. Rirley. of Washingt». States Army, and Dr 5 setts, are al ‘he Astor House. Colonel G. ), Bartlett, Capra Noyes and L. A. Arthur, of the Dr, W, G. Cooper, of New Jersey; and Dr. W. ©. Parker, of Tennesse are at the Metropolitan Hotel. Dr. G. M. Tifany, of Paris; Major Pennsylvania, are at the st. Charles Hotel. A. B. Garfield, of Albany, and Profesea " J \¥ Stanwood, of Montana, are at the St, Elmo Me ‘el * F, Fellows, of Hartford, and George Noble & Cs" Of Georgia. are uv the New York Hotel, J. KR. Barnett, of Saratoga; D. K. Knowltom, of Jackson, Fla; J. Johnson, of Owego, and ft. &" Winslow, of Poughkeepsie, are at the St. Denis How Ex-Senator J. 8, Chaitee, of Colorado; Evarts Scudder, of Great Barrington; W. 8. MeMallan and Joun Collison, of London, and Thomas D. Pearce, Of Philadelptita, ave at the Westminister Hotet, pr. D. L. Huntington, of the United States Army; ‘Thomas Etmes, of Birmigham; J, G. K. Lawrence, of Newport, and Nathan Appleton, of Bostou, are at the Albgmarle Hotel. Seior Jorge Bela and Seflor Salvador Mateos, of Spain; 8. we, Of Kentucky; George Gjilum, of Portiand, Gonn., and Captain Hedburg, of the United States Army, are at the Coleman House. A. J. Fairman, of Troy; 8. C. Hastings, of San Francisco; A. B. Olmstead, of Rochester, and R. W. ‘Thorp, of Boston, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. Vandenkeef, of Cuba; William Brough and John M. Bonham, of Franklin, Pa.; Charles Savaro, of Messina; Andrew Wark, of London; A. Gourley, of Dunaee, and C. E. Jackson, of Middletown, are at the Everett House. Prominent Departure: General Burnside, for Rhode Isiand ajor Gen- eral Sackett, for Niagara Pails; Judge Swayne, for Washington; General B. F. Bruce, for Saratoga; Colonel ©, Slatterly, for London, England, and Gen- eral Gridley, for Albany. . EMIGRATION. Stated Session of the Commissioners—Condi- tton of the Viuances—Kesignation of Cyrus Curtis. The Commissioners of Emigration held their regu- lar semi-monthly meeting yesterday afternoon tn their rooms in Castle Garden. There were present Mr. O'Gorman, the President, and Messrs, Nicholson, Lynch, Schack, Wallach, Bell, Hart and Frear, The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted, after which the report of the Finance Com- mittee was received, and is as follows:—Cash on available assets, not appropriated, $224,141; available assets, appropriated for new asylum, $260,000; paid mortgage on Ward's Island property, $50,000; reat estate purchase on Ward’s Island, $140,353; for cemetery on Staten Island, $2,000; totat assets in oxeess of Habilities. $168,768, Mr. Hart moved that $75,000 of the $140,000 belong- ing to the Commissioners of Emigratton and now tn the hands of the City Chamberiatn be placed to the credit of the building fund for the new asylum. ‘The report of the accountant employed to examine the books of the institution was received, and that jon ending an increase of clerical force Was reterred to the Castie Garden Committee. Mr. ‘Wallach offered # resolution providing that hereafter three members, instead of five, shall constitute a quorum for all standing committees. He explained the necessity for such s change, stating that It was impossible fo get five members of any of the com- mittees together during the warm weather. He said that the Castle Garden committee had attempted to hoid three mectings recently, but failed each ime because they could not yet the requisite number to make aquorum. There was considerable opposi- ton to this proposition, several of the Commission- ers intimating that they did not consider it exactiy the thing to-allow three members of a committee of eight to transact all the business. Upon motiop o: Mr. Bell the subject went over until the next meet ing. : ‘Gpon motion of the same gentieman a resolution was adopted directing the chairman of the WARDS ISLAND COMMMITTEE. to employ some competent architect to examine the chapel of that institution with a view fo having it strengthened and put in a suitable condition to accommodate the hundreds who congregate in it every Sunday. A letter was received from Mr. Cyrus Curtis re- signing }18 position a3 @ member of the board, which was acepted and Mr. Nicholson nominate, Mr, Andreas Willman as fits successor. ‘This nomination was laid over unth next meeting. ‘A communication was received from Mr. G. Ob@m addressed to the Governor and transmitted by him to Mr. Hart, relative to ill-treatment of emigrants. It was referred to the Castile Garden Committee for investigation. Mr. Nicholson presented a petiiion signed by Scandinavian residents of New York and vicinty, requesting to have a male and female orderly aud nurse appointed to the hospital who speak the Scandinavian language. Reterred to the Ward's Island Committee with power, Afver some further routine business the Board adjourned, ‘The seui-monthly report of the Commissioners shows as follows:— Number of alien passengers arrived to June 16, 1870. . Number ol 23, 1870. 107,476 Arrived during the week 1 ceived... Total arrivals to date..... seeeee To same date In 1869........++ Balance in bank, January 1, 187 Aggregate receipts to June 25.... ‘Total assets.....6.... Disbursements as ‘per pi June 16, 1870..... Balance with City Chamberlain EXPLOSION IV JERSEY CITY. A Man Instantly Killed—Singular Cause of the Explosion. A load of furniture belonging to Mr. Horatio Allen, of the Novelty Irom Works, New York, was being driven through Jersey City on the way to Orange yesterday, when an explosion of a very singular cha- racter occurred, killing a man named Jas. Burbridge, instantly, The load had become disarranged at the corner of Grove and South Sixth streets, and Bur- bridge, an em ployé at the iron works, who was sent to assist the driver, Maurice Devany, got on top to arrange it and fasten the ropes. fore bis work wa) half done be was biown tuto the air and fell to the ground @ corpse. A feather bed was blown im all dfrections, the feathers covering the furniture im their descent. The police took charge of the wagon, and after a search it was found that a copper gas tank, sach as used for supplying oxygen gas to caluium lights, Bac plodea, but frou what cause is yet a mystery, probable hypothesis 14 that it contained nitro- gly , and the tank exploded from the sudden conenssion With sume of the articles of furniure. ‘The temperature of the contents must have been lighat the time. Burbridge in Twelfth-street, near avenue ©, where he a wife d four children, Mr. Allen was eaticed to Jarsey City by a detective, who concealed from him the rea) state of affairs, and as soon as he stepped on Jersey soil he was placed under arrest: by & Warrant from Coroner Burns to reauit of the inquest. He was soon after released on bail, The occurrence Is the more de- plorable as 1i was entirely unexpecied, the men not | Raving been aware that there was any explosive substance In the wagon, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Capiain Fabius Stanley, Commander William E, Hopkins, Lieutenant Commander A. F. Crossman and Lieutenant Henry C. Nicids have been ordered to Washington for examination for promotion. Assisiant Surgeon Thomas R. Brown has resigned, THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON. Complaints having been frequently made that the Teaval force in the North Atlanilc 18 Inadequate, it ts ‘pro to state as the result of inquiry that one-third of the vesseis alluat are in that squadron, or thirteen: ™, of Providence; J. Benton, * H. West and Dr, Blake, of ‘abody, of Massachusetts: YS A. Day, of the United Presbury, of Massactu- "E. Pollock, A. 8. B. “nited States Army; Major B. J. Parker Ae Sechebor, of San Franciseo, and Dr. J. O'Nvet, 4“ NeW Orieans, ra Bene Set, of V. G whe, of the United States Army, and Captain £. ** - a ‘e terrace, where gentle summer *warblings to a delighted malt wt eventos were thronged to ‘ration of the season Was en- the stove tot, winds will walt then tude. 7e, Gariene 4 excess, and the tnut urely sucees al. * CENTRAS PARK Ganpas, With far superior ar- rangement to that whic’ q ‘acterized the season at tis establishment law Yeah the concerts are being greeted nightly \ a humerous and fashionable audiences, Decor, 2 sprig season of 1470, which has been marked myle, and = wkh — arrangomem, he pr many telumpis, en marked PY ¥9 | sit apeak highly, it is not at all sutya. "WE that the Ferry Avenue Tueerug—“FeRNaNpe."—The va- | Central Park Garden should have so ter, en charac- Fious triumphs so ably achieved under the manage- | terized by the most enjoyatie ences. “Inments. ment of Mr, Augustin Daly have been memorable tn | THOMAS’ splendid orchestra 1s & host lw, V0, but thelr way. A Wise dtscrimluation, excellent taste, | the concen eee se place Bre way an exching's @ thorough acquatotance with thedrame tn its many | stay. Music: and ventilation and ao ace HOLat phases, and a Keen appreciation of that which is | Promenade harmonize beauuirumly inv summer hie, likely to engage the attention of a refined and intel. | M24 LOWHere more perfectly than ak tals vary BO lectual community have contributed in a great | ing was unusually large arm the perform «nce oy tae measure to earn for Mr. Daly that high reputa. | Orchestra was Chroughout most orouglly apyFe~ Won he now hears in the Sheatrical world. Glated, 4 are only equalled by | PARK THRATRE.—Notwithetanding slp hentes is marvellous tact, p Toved the great sensation of the season up to the | “leat to draw out the lovers of tie drama y ty Ye of Its withdrawal, “Fernande” hos most tit. | mumbers, Last evening was nor exception to the ur. sly suppited tts place, and now continues to be general custom, and this beral patronage of the (ase nating attraction at this theatre. Already citizens 18 of course the one great snceutive ‘which “he production elicited the warmest encomiums- C y A € Fare zems of art and brilliant surroundings | jee ira Mrs. Conway to greaver exer.tion insarodue- lever, not only from its admurable setting ai artiste effects, but for the on el acting of Mr. G, W. Wailer, in the leactia par of Reneé de Pardillan, the Huguenot Captain; Mrs. Molienhauer, ia the Duchesse Jeanne; Miss Blanche De Bar, a8 Gabrielle, and Mr. Nelson Decker as the Beggar. The Clodoche troupe were particulariy good inthe fourth act and Were encored and vehementiy applauded. No true lover of the ngher walk of drarua should lose the epemnity to enjoy the magnificent scenery, the old-titne costumes and the really spirited acting that distinguishes this favorite house in the close of the L. - i Ing the best and latest pli and Alyy securing wa ch it discloses, Moreover, the tanner in which “ hese ar port WA as! Sen paced upon the stage 1s worthy of the F pearaq aes, Pertorme FP AS ge ig west ts. tlonle cemple in the world. As usual, an | iober's “version at ane ee o “teasedy of apie ecin A ee ee Sire Encore that name, Mr. Davenport wan stained by “Fen, } following the exam- | rhe excelient stock Compa: upperidale, on oa iinenre wave nists | MAPK Bute Carn Mr Aonnna, a 'zm Moore, He ated eof hearty approbation. People almost | ©,,lamo, Mrs. A. Yeatans and her tittle Jennie, as weil as others Whose Haines are Ainiliar to the habet- ‘ués Of this pleasing place of amusement. On Friday evening Mr. Davenport takes a benefit, when “Pizarro” and *“Black-Eyad Sasan”™ Will ve produced with an excellent cast, There avili un- i) regret 4 ‘hea ‘he last scene of “Fernande” {s brought tow ohwa * foe Tt possesess a Charny alinost magnetic in 18 vg wence. Wattas “'S TataTRe—“THe Rev Licut.”—This elegant ve ort, Which skims the cream of up-town | Coubtedly be a large house, Jovers of a 1¢ better class of comedy, was weil at- THkATRE Comique.—There ts an excellent’ variety tended lasts Uaht, by virtue of one of the best pieces | #t this theatre, which seems to prove oxova tingly hat haw ree ently attracted connoisseurs, The en- | tractive, judging from the crow4'ed state o f the gagement of Mr. Join Brougham has been signa- | °tablisument almost every evening t. Tie In st of lized by the @ 4 favor which that eminent histrionte | Versatile artists engaged, the generai’ attractive ness genius tras cays (vated since the very commencement | Of the programme, and the adwirable arrangem ‘ute of his career he Red Light” is emotional, | contribute to render the theatre qu, tte a pope lar fall of stirring incident and delicate situations, resort, espectatly so during the heate 4 term, wa em With such Ge lent as Mr. Fisier’s in the | the mint ee in th ; of ae rt of the ba ld, skilful schemer, Dr. Bayne paused ik ae ae ca Annie Delas ‘Las Lady Arlington, Mise ¢ | entertaini t are highly acceptabh ‘lua 'y Doree, or the Fairy’ Gift,” # very humo “ous Price aa the beau& ful Annie Sieeie, Mr. Joseph ton as the inflexitt ¢ John Stecle, and Mr. J. H. Stod- | Mime {to's test oe ‘pplrim to TrortN Every soo - gd Pag the rst me ee. ecshanis Lied cessful. The prograrame aigo tuctades v ¢1 "Twas ey, rol be of ia Oo be & gran \ “ guctens, tis. Tiron Ghate ea: Nod Mebermot an able skete! ballet, serio-comic w ad charac c dances. evening, ani th rougily apprec TONY PasTOR’s.—The summer seaeon at 1 ‘ony Pas- tor’s Opera House, under the managemen t of Mr. Poove, to whom the patrons of the theatre are tn- debied for his clever burlesques, 1s now tairk ¥ under Way, and what with a well ventilated house, a good company and admirable: selections: there is, to hope for suceess. Last night, for insta establishment was well filled aud very apprec ‘lative: to the end. ‘The “Female Highwayiman” an d ther burlesque of “Cinderella” were,the great attrac tiona, and both had the desired effect of provoking’ then heartest mirth, There were, moreover, da) ices, choruses, Walkaronnds, aod the many other feat .res Wich have rendered the establisnment so popula. , BRYaNT'S MINSTRELS.—The irresistinle Dan i tnd ° is one of the most charming of our native bur- Jesquers. She is sprightly and graceful, and sings | ‘Toupe having brought thetr admirable enterta m- = ap by ae average blonde abiiity, Her | menisat the Tammany building toa close, are now | tures at the entrance represent her ag a nak. runette of the magnifeent type, but ste appears me Pain cai pitatcte pet i brad ae in the make-up as a petite blonde, There is nothing day evening Dan Bryant and his talented assistants like versatility on the stage, elther tn roles ot were formally tutroduced tothe President. ‘The f- na et orortis Dickson, & handsome and | fenth amendment, however, wus. bot diecuses d. Aeeigge branette, Diayed Lady Constance: } ‘tne tamous troupe, than which none more Popul at » Wik ek ee oe eae ne other charac: 1 or successful has appeared in the cuy.fow pears, Hes deserve, at least, as much pralse: ~The tumble- » Oren ibelr fall eascn. at the-corney cf Twemty'tly a ronican, by Projessor O’Reardon, and the Imperial : cr street and Sixth avenue with @ 5; id Variety of Japa (who would have spoken most excellent Japan. 4 Strect and. Sixth plan y ‘eso but for a little brogue), and Hernandes’s guitar solo, were new and intmitanie. ‘The tumbleront- KELLY AND LEON’S: MINSTRELS.—It teevident! nat can, which Professor O'Reardon operates, Is 4 con- | this excetient combination of artists has take sn a firm hold on the public, which they: will doubt Jess cord of sweet soundy produced by a piano and a chime on tumblers, the musical professor playing on the piano with his left hund and on the glass chimes { retain so long as their admirable entertainment. con- Unnes to have that freshness, humor and va riety about it that have hitherto rendered tt so-suce 4 ssful, with his right. NiBLO’s GARDEN.—A handsome and substantial WMough the performance is annouueed for onl y uights wore, Bestaes, the lite theatre 18 inuch tribute was on Wednesday evening paid to Mr. J. A. Zimmerman, the popwar and effictent treasurer of More cool than cue Would be apt to suppose, a o that crowded a8 the audiences may be, BO LacuRVe! Lience the establishment, by the presence of an overflowing assemblage, on the occasion of his well merited tes- | 1s sustained. The programme included jast of ening some capital selections, combining wit with minic- ry, While the vocal adaptations were highy, auus. mg. HOOLEY’s OrERA House, BRooRLyYN.—Thi 4 is the closing week of the season at Hooley's popt dar halt of minstreisy, and an excelleat programme if, ofered There Was a very fine L louse asta foulouing, jovial, bea shrewd and sensible friend of riormance: throughout Was tho justice and champia 0 of the fair, was eqnat to lis long renown, Mr. &arry as Paul Maynard gave a tne performance wartty of the oid school. Mr, Brougham will appear but two nights more, and so couciude the brilliaat yun of “The Red Light.” OLympic TawatRE— ‘The Fleld of the Cloth of Gold” stiit holds poasersion of the stage at this theatre, the warm wether having no injurious effect Whatever on the ,udiences owing to an inge- nious contrivance invemed by the brilliant Dan Symons himself in the shape of a series of hanging fans operated by an industrious lad, expressly en- gaged for the service, A patent has been appited for, Mrs. Oates 1 the principal charm of. “The Field of the Cloth of Gold,” ana tmontal benefit. Mr. Zimmerman has long since displayed marked ability tn nis oMctal capacity. His benefit Was a great success, The programme in- cluied the “Marble Heart,” among the cast being the names of Edwin Adams, Barney MeCauley, of Cincinnatl; Miss Caroline Carson, “Miss Lilllé El. dridge aud other talented artists, Mr. Henri | for the entertainment of the lange andiey ces who Drayton sang the dramatic scena, The | greet the performers. nightly, The comp any has Wolf, and was encored, and the perform. been strengthened by the addition of © wo “end men’—J. K. Campbell and Morrissey Litt —so that there are two lamborinisis and two d one play- ers on each end, who keep the @w® jience im continuous roars of laughter by their grotesque ac- tions and funny sayings. Another feat ure of the week at this house has been the first avp earance of ance was brought to @ pleasant chose with the Irish drama, **Katy O'Sheal,”” in which Miss Annie W. Tiffany sustained the title role with excellent effect. Forel Stage Manager Vincent wilt take Nis fret benefit in eight years, The programme 19 lempting, and some of the most popular artists have volunteered their services, After Mr. Vincent's . the well-kKa.wn Ethioptan comedian, GW, McAn- benefit. Niblo’s will close until the 15th of August, Py ‘ when the establisnment will be reopened with a new | grew who appe MScnariertie «aoe ee piece by Dion Boucicault. Lotta 1s engaged for etx | gre truly original egro “hife down weeks, commencing on the 12th_of September, and ty. Hooley's excellent quartet ateen sored night- alter that the famous “(lack Crook’ will be pro- duced. GRAND Orena Housg.—It required the scenic at- tractions of the “Twelve Temptations” to draw so gool a house as last night attended the 150th repre- sentation of that piece, Theatricals and the ther- mometer at ninety degrees are not generally fusible, but Jnbilec Jim has managed to render them so, ‘The closing performances of the play are announced; but despite this fact the proprictors of the ex: tabiishment have strengthened the company aad are daily ajding new features, the latest of which is a wonderfully beautiful (abiead ana transforma. tion scene in the shape of a prismatic shower, How tt would astonish the partisans of the old unt- ties to see the realistic effects such as are produced in the “iweive Temptations. Woon’s TAHEATRE—JocKo."—The | Martinettt troupe still draw what the “professional at. the entrance calls a fair summer house. The atsies and boxes are not crowded by any means, the marvel- lous feats of the Martinettis and the wild gambots of Jocko being probably too sucestive of heat and «taptration. The infernal regions, a horrtole ex- hibit Of what may befall some of us, the obese young lady and the calf with six legs, are enough to cap the cumax of sweltertag horror, ™ Bowsry THeaTRE.—Impervious to heat or cold, the substantial patrons of this time-honored tastitu- tion, in Which many a brilliant star has succesafuily wraduated, continue to crowd their favorite estub- uf ly; and Cool White continues to susielt ; the repata- tion which he bas attained, a9 one of th @ best “mid- die men” in the buses, Stafford’s Iron and Sulphur Pow ydegs, invigorate the boty and purity the blood. A.-Eapenscheid’s Old and Fira pri public—has this senson given his nitramont ance mere dross HAT for gentiemen a mont empl tory endorsement. It bas been a constant means of supply and the urgent demand, at id was barely able to keep up with the popa iar ruah. sent bis shelves are well stocked at 113 Na sso trout, A.—For a Stylish and Elegag t fat rect to the manafacturer, ESPENSCHHY (D, 18 N; Go Die jawsan at. A.-—-Boots and Shoes oa Ew ery Variety, at reduced prices. ROM IKE. on Boiled Shoes ball po Dene Beonsern: Av—Herrii Patent IAMPION SAH Es, 1 Broadway, + corcar-Murtay erect. A.—For a Stylish and EW ogant a © DOUGAN, 102 Nassau sireet, cornet “ot pres ch Attend to the First Symptoms of Corsump- tion and check the disease iu/ {te tosipienay by using SAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a #4 fo remedy for nli@aifections of the Lungs and Bronchta, Sol | evarywhe rea Res ayes yeep eres Cad A Milling Machine, Pateated Ape, 3, 1870. and go at the Bowery theatre is something to be | See ment, _Opegrtunitios MLW YOR cow MI NUFAE 4 wonderedat. Scarcely has some new drama boon | feondwey eee MANU FACT ANG Com rat, ae prodaced when it is withdrawn to make room for another more startling. ‘the Miss | A New Vol. (Sist)) No. 3, for Jjuty, ro Faany Herring las been atic “4 ready, Betorin Pirenoi gulch! Je roel jPoarea, ef 60 hate The present great feature’ i Le Ne dace ee E WELLS, tepirondw or the Owls of — France which , » Rea ay. J.B. Studiey sustains the title rote. A Sewing Mactéine,. $33 to ' gai Broadway, Can de con @rted nyo a hand pel Mt ; conventent for parties going ta the country y wari anced. cass, New paieat broad grage Hemuat, Applicalie Bak inimitable deliveator of Irish character, the gi Carleton, whose wit and tuner, es and dane have such @ mirth provoking elec: has been cared fora few nights loner. The Bowery theatre | machines. will contiine the a with ‘unimierrupled novel- Se, ties, Mr. J. B, Studley will take bls beaent this Batchelor’s Her Dye—Tho “Beat in evening. ) word. ‘The only veriect dye narcalesedrenene, uate TERRACE GARDES—Orera Bourex.—This charm. | Ms Factory 18 Boas mame ing resort was attended last evening by a large semblage, the occusion being the imauguration pe jormance of the summer season, Ax an open air place of amusement admirable arrangements i Cristadoro’s Untivalied Uhule Dye.—Sold Aad aypiied at bis wig ates caly faumey, he 6 yt be Hipuse. utlemen’s Hate, aid Paoamass Sales te David's Summer S/yles of in Cassimeres, Drab a room '¢ Broadway, war Dua, been made for the reception of vistrors, and should | ve aia a Pe ET: the management carry out the programme | (emis? Pearl Cnastmere. reas Hate proposed shistantial patronage and profit | At will doubuess characterize we undertaking, | rat Rs vid pwd nt: such weather as this @ baimy breeze | Reyal May: ‘ 7 : i | tnformauom fargone eines Pail in Gold. Lattery.c p; Fog ok RRM oak eatee paid for Doudions rustling through the foltage and fanning (he heated nome frame 38 worth paying for; but when to taatinxers | aye added a splendid orchestra and myriads of lights | reflecting their harmiess rays apoa a smrling Uireng, tke pleasure of being present must be considerabiy nod all Kgs of Good TAYLOR “To Rey or nat te and both fate woorn the beaie of the sali make Wem 7 Rwy tom. prociat chanced, Attached to the gardens is a néat litte.| tv be mivondey 4 Lat of sal Bmasetay summer theatree, in which was presented | pen, umegreontine selene, echoes the ‘Semtiment jast evening Odenbach’s celebrated “Barbe Liew | beugureng: iumeeen - with Mr, Habelmauna in the tit athe Metropeliegn tov Peiating Extabliote Mile. Pauline Osnissa as Bouloty igh | Sfeassac stmerr the former was wanting tu } OLD HEKAL® BUILDING. which only a Fresehinan can hop, This wel! knows tude o ade auteges p yeacesod ter, the production wes given fn sidering tue limita of the stage. Mr. Habelmann snug very well, while Mile. Capissa threw into her | arduong fart muck spirit, sprigltiiness and hamor | and réndered her solos with trae artiatic finish, Altogether “Barbe Bleue,” as produced last evening, epparenily gave much satisfaction. But alter vor Fepecis! tention part wo TCAW PRINTING vessels, including three tron-clads, Riar Admiral Lee wiil goon proceed thither to supersede Rear Ad- murat Poor, with minute and positive instractious to Tuuy provect all American citizeng ig all their rights, at raten hich wil compare far With any other offer, thy’ weather was much too oppressive for the tadoor Travelling companies wii do wend cee 48 aod ehaunine tertaln our fe bop My nent ein totes 1% may have TOCK OF CURR en. su) e heat le theatre Was crowded, erp | Bee whe univerval desire ef the audience was Wort Boecwring daod ui hag waoe and at lw Squzes.