The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 11, 1866, Page 1

*“apttorney General on tne subje ——S SEE The Latest News| By Veiegraph tothe N. ¥. Sun, ——_ —_0— OR PHILADELPHIA LETTER, THE CONVENTION WIGWAM, Description of the Structure, Room for Everythiog and Everybody OUR TEXA8 CORRESPONDENCE Good Conduct of the Freedmen. FLATTERING CROP PROSPECTS. A Tragedy in Philadelphia, WORRIBLE MURDER OF A YOUNG GIRL, Another Holen Jewett Affair. LATER EUROPLAN NEWS. Dates by Cable to Thursday. ITALY AND AUSTRIA Armistice Extended Ten Days. EX-REBEL BLOCKADE RUNNERS, Six of Them Seized in Liverpool on Behaif of the United States. City and Miscellaneous News, MOVEMENTS OF QUEEN EMMA. Progress cf the Cholera. &e., dic. &c., Wasninoron, Augnet 10, No information has reached (ieneral (iraut's heat. @uarters with regard to (ienoral Baird having beon relieved from the military command at New Orleans. Our Consul General im Italy writes that onthe ‘Mtb ult. a quarantine of fifteen daye was este! lashed by the Italisn Government for all vessel arriving at the ports of that kingdom from Liverpoo! (ine onl British port designated), Mazseiiies aod oll other Freach ports on the Med rauean, on account of tpe existence of the eholera iu those localit ea, The following appoimtments were male today: — Alexander T. Stewart of New York, J. &. Precee of New J y, and J. H, Alexancer of Mery! nd, Commissioners to the Universsl Exposition of [suT et Parise; Joseph H. Wilson of the District ‘olum- bia, Commissioner of ihe General Land Utice trom August 9th, 1566, vice J. M. Edwards rerienod ; Jas, A. Hall, Collector of Customs for the District of Waldoborough, Maine, Attorney General Stansberry is appoloted to dis. charge the duties of Secretary of Baie during the absence of Mr, Seward. The President has determined to remove Sayles J. Bowen, Posimasterof Washivgion, aud to eppoint tm hie piace one of the publishers of the NavionaL Inreiiigencen. Ib is Mr, Bow intention to fol- low the example of Col, Thomas. the Collector of Philadelpuia, and test the question as to the l’reai- dent's power to remove. An order from the War Department places upom the retired list of the U.S. Army Major-ieveral Delafield, of the Engineer Coips. General Delfield has served over fity-two years continuously in the U. 8. Ce anifested to-day among the clerks In the varieus departments, in consequence of the impression which became gen- eral, that thieugh @ clerical error @ clause, which originally appeared im the miscellaneous epprepria- tion bill, giving to the employes of H an jnerease of 10 per cent. on (heir quently stricken out on a Committee of Conierence, and that the bill has become « law wijhout that clause, No official opinion bas b given by the end many are disposed to believe, and from relielie sources of imformation it seems certain, that the additional! pay festur es not appear ia the manures ipt copy Of the law now at the Biate Department. Felix McCloskey, the atiendant ef G Steed- man and Fullerton on their tour of isspection, has gone to Phiiadeiphia, to assume charges of the police arrangements of the Convention. Mr, McU oskey wae doorkeeier to the Char esiop (onven iou of J, and reid the same position tothe B.ectinridee tion, During the war be wasoue of \ioverter ymour's aids, AChivg Be aD eocort wy wounded sol diors trom she field tothe bcsp tals He took wiih Bim es few of (he murcie men et this city, pu posing 0 secure re-enloicoments by seleciune from Balt) more aud New Yor The Douglas Mopument, Cricago, Ava, 10.—The Committee of Arrange. ments for laying the corner sione of the Douglas monument aunounce that the ceremonie il take placeon the 6th of September, Secretary ward bas telegraphed that the President and the Cabinets wil. be ent, and many other disiingulled per oration will be deliv by Gen, Di resident and Hee ry Bevard wil leave Wasbinyion for thie city om the 25th Ime, of New York City, DISASTERS, Burning of the Steamer Rostoca. Concumsatt Aug, 10.—The buraing of cu Bostona was cocasioned by the overiuroing of « + lamp. Her freight was valued at $00, 0, nearly all ef which was low. The safe was recovered with ihe contents damaged by water, Mre, Ppelliman, of this eiuy, was seriously going by ihe Loss of r Winonab Forrarss Mosnoe, VA. Ave ile schooner Wisonab, of and trom Baltiinu.e, for Fall Biver, at eprang @ eek, filled witu water Ail bande with corn an! wh end sank in Chesapeake Bay laa) nip nt. saved. ‘Twe Steamers Burned. New Ox.eass, Aug. lv. —Tbe steamers Adems and Saratoge were destroyed by fire lass wight, Loss $50,000; about balf insured. Fire in Keatucky, Concusyath, Aug. 10,—Major Butord'’s stables, at Nicholasville, Kemtucky, were dostroyed by fire last might. Abous J) horses were burned, ove of which wae valued OF FV, Avid Lead amaniele Cable Dispatches. Extension of the Armistice. Loxpon Avo, 9 Fvemise,—Advices received te day announce thet the truce between Italy and Austria bas been extended tom days. From the Continent. Leypom, Ang. 9.—The latest telegrams from the Continent today indicate noehange in the aspect of affairs, and the Italian position remains unaltered. Seizure ef Bleckade Runners at Liverpeel. Livexroot, Aug. 9.~Tho offic of the British Customs Service have seized six blockade rumners at this port, om behalf of the Umited States Govern. meat. Loss of the Ship Fairlight. Ship Fairlight, Captaia Bush, which sailed from Hong Kong May 294h, for Shangbac, wes lest im the China fea, No cate legiven, English Markets on Thursday, LONDON MONEY MARKET. Lovnon, Aug. 9—Evextxo—Consols at the close of basiness to day wore quoted at 87% for money, AMERICAN URITIEA, Loxnos, Aug. 9—Fventne,—The at sales of American becur.ties today were at the following prices. United States Five-Twe 68% Ilinols Central R.IR... 15\4 Erie Railway Suares vee Ah LIVEAPOOL COTTON MARKET, Livenroot, Aug. 9, Evening.Corron,—The wales (o-'ay foot up 8,000 baler, The market closed doll, bat quotations were unaltered. THE PITILAVELPHIA CONVENTION. Erection of the Great Wigwam-—its Ap perrance, &e (Correspondence of the New York Sun.) Paitapecenta, Ang. 10, 1966. The chief topic discussed here is the approaching Nations! Union Convention, and the Mecca towards which thousands of citizens and strangers daily wend their way, is the great structure or wigwam in process of erection, on the corner of Twentieth street aud Girard avenue, The building, which is located ear the centre of some open lots has the «ppearance of « huge barn, flanked by low sheds on the eastern and western sides, The main portion consists ef @ transept two stories in height. Five large windows, above three spacious entrances, suitably ornamented, are sup ported by well lighted one story erections; the whole front measuring one bundred and forty-six The immense roofs are paper,and the interior ng rapidly, a large force of workmen being employed. The ground floor is to he arranged with thirty-six tiers of se: ach tier designated by the Coat of Armes of one of the States. Thus the delegations sent from cach State wil easily fod their respects places in the great hall. Reporters are to be a commodated in front of the Epeaker's dosk, and over the main entrances # music stand is colin cp. whereon « bend of musie will be stationed when the Convention is in session. Ladies, or Indies accompanied by gentiemes, will be accommodated with se weircling the body of the hall, and abeve these galler! are provided for at least five thousand people, wide rooms of various dimensio ing partitioned off, te be used for various purpoe One eighty feet long, for a dining and refresument room, Auother is tor the telegraph offi A third will be au assembly room for the officers, O:her rooms will be assigned to comnilt- ters, dc, A fing staff one hundred feet high will be erected on the roof Flags and ° mn decorations will be profusely used for covering up the rough boards used im constructing this great building. Besides these « fiee portrait ef Andrew Jobuson is te be 4 in ® prominent posi- tion, where it wili be seen by all whe may be present at the forthcoming convocation of delegates from all parts of the Union, Members of the Johnson '/nion Ciub are actively engaged in completing the arrange- ments, bat the work yet to be done is immense, The superiniending architect seems confident that he wili get through by Tuesday morning, but other people have their doubts about it, Ibwre is already some talk abont postponing the Conventien fer one day ifthe building is not ready for use om the 14th, Already our hotels have roceived orders which will crowd them with guests, and “still they come” by mail and telegraph. BY TELEGRAPA. Paitavecruta, Avo, 10,—Delogates to the Phile- Geiphia Convention are already commencing to ar- rive, ineluding the Conservative delegates from Iowa, Missouri, New York and Western Virgisla. Among the arrivals are Hone. Reverdy Jobusen, Montgomery Blair, Edgar Cowan, John P, Stockton, Jobn P, Comegys, of Delaware, Jobn Hogan and Fernando Wood, Delegates from New York, Massa- chusetts and Obio have been telegraphed to, aad ex- pected to arrive tomorrow for consultation. Exe- cutive commi are in session at Room No. 16 (Continental), where they request delegates to re- cord their name Texas. Pelitical Sentiments The Creps—i ed ‘Condition of the freedmen-—Tae Cholera, (Correspondence cf the N.Y Hovsrom, Texas, Ju. $1.—Things tn this part ef the world, Our people are taking much interest in the Philadeiphis Convention of id our delegat Ul be found very practicable and ready to harmonize wi,h the North- ern delegates in every respect, Our crop prospects are exceedingly flattering, particularly the cotton, which wow bide feir, un injured by the worms, of which there is some danger, to produce « very large yield, The x *, since General Kiddoo became chief of the Freedman's Bureau for this State, have impreved very wuch in !pdustry and general good behavior, General Gregory, bis predecessor, exerted avery bed influeace over them, causing them te be inselent, impracticable, disposed to get their employ- ore into trouble, and mak ng them amost worthless as plantation laborers, Ihe State and the couatry will Le much judebted to General Kiddoo for the large cotton crop which our Btate now promises to produce, Bome United 6) « soldiers, fom New York, recently landed at Galveston, bringing several Cases of Asiatic cholera among them, Th wes one death fromthe disease in Uusciiy yesterday, but me new cares areas yet repuried, ATROCIOUS MURDER, Tho Helen Jowett Trag¢dy Re enacted. PRILADELPHIA, AvG, 10—'l his aferncon «man, gentecily dressed, visited ® house of ill-fame mear 114 Race street, with » welldressed girl. After ‘omalning rocluded about ee hous, the man depeste _ NEW YORK, 4 SAT 4, onying the girl was asleep anid he did mot wish that she shonid be disturbed. Am hour or two later, the keeper of the house, wishing to wake the girl, visited the reom, and found her with her heed wearly severed from her body, and © sheet tied tightly sround her. The keeper of the bouse immediately communicated the facts to the pelice, 1 ri hes mot yet been identified, mor has the mam-b sen ar rested. THE FREEDMEN’S BUREAU. Court Martial Trial ef Om@oe re Rateionw, N.C., Acevst 10.—The Court Mar! ial which bas bee: gaged here for six week . in tre Ane army officers of the Froedmen's Buree x, in *sorth Carclina, on the ebharges raised by Gen grails Btoed- man and Fallertem, today conciuded ¢ be (amt case on the list, The evidence im the dx trigis which have taken place has been of the a! gheai import ance, es exhibiting minutely the wking of the Bureas, all classes of witnesses bavi ined. The forthcoming trialsefM , Fite, Mr. Bor m, and other civilian ag of the Freedmen's Bureau, before s Milltary Comm ssion, will more fully exhibit the chargos made geinss them by Generals Bieedman and Fullerton, The Gens. Steodiman and | jwjerton Inven tigation—Fimal fe pert. ‘The official report of Genera’ » § icodin lerton upon the working Of § ag ¥reedmen's Bureau, attempts te show up alles’ 4 disadvantages under which the Freedmen are + jaced, in working by eon: forced by the off core of ihe Burese. The ‘als ony they are Of the opinion that at the close of the war, and for 801 ne tne iafter, the Freedm Burean did good, a> 4 was the ns Of restoring harmosy betweem (he pisaters, and their ex-sleves Before the close ¢ 4 1965, thore was euiire revolution im the cemtimer te of the South im regard to negre Nag of Kindness *prang up towards the Qnd then the necessity for the Bureaw ceased. It now eccasions, ami wil perpetuate, die freedmen rege d ‘is presence as evi 4 at ther woud t @ Witoout i, while the white people conside: mputetion upon teir lotegrity amd fairness. st protection the treed has in the South } rand be should be to dis oe highest blader, the been exam- and Ful- instead of twelve doile prices mow paid. But they oon: the demand for their iabor; they are bound b; tracts, esislaved for twelve months, throngs enor d infleence of the Freedmen's ha the reau. 6 hands on the Mississlvp: river steambonds were net equi: ed to g40 fet te nth ing than (nat of on one OF e © contracts, and they are getsin ort ee 3 LJ indelenes ly resort: bas bern provokes the pianters,who a © violence to @ulo.ce the @ ubjuetiy iorced upon the treedman, Jao Land ovher Suaies freedmen were com- ordeis from officers of the Bureau, to enver 2 racte within limited periois, which enabied b '@ get them at low wages, had uot been | tered with rat thiow the con'r, slavery lor the megroes, ior fa freedman ie work to seek employment at better w uJ arrested @8 8 Vagiacl, ud pul to work on the roade with bailendchain. If be leaves work to visit a frie ud or relative it ismade @ penal offence, aud @ fine of $50 ts impored, It b nee to Couiiact Mt all he is. arrested by ibe Burcau and ald for @ few dole pearest pianier. The report concludes as The free.man has pothing to sell bat hie Sie sireugly of the eptuien that vermities to obtain for it the bigheas twiltripg, It he bea treeman, it is newer a ulior @ay persou ie assuue control of him, od certainly mot more just or iawful tor an officer’ of the man's Bureau to do so than fora boubon James B. SteepMan, Majoi-\:eneral Vous J.3. PUL Brigadier-Geueial Voiuniwers, CHOLERA. In Cincingati Cincinnati, Ave. 10.—There wore eighty-one deaths in this city yesterday, forty-mine of which were from cholers. in St. Louis, Me. Sr. Louis, Ava. 10.—T'weuty-one ciuses of cholera are reported for the 24 hours euding at noon, four of which were fatal, im New Orleans, La. New Oataans, Avo. 10.—There were twenty-four deaths from cheiera in this cityfrom6 A.M, ye terday, to6 A. M., to-day, "POLITICAL. Peunsyivania, Potrapetrata, Aug. 10.—The National Union State Central Committee of this State have agreed upon « full List of D ates wo the Natienal Union Convention, The following are the Delegates at Edgar Cewan, J. RK. Flanigan, William F. Johnston and Hon, W. H, Tracy, The list of District Delegates inclades many prominent gentie- men of the State, There is now ne doubt that the wigwam will be fully completed om Tuesday and the Convention be able to proceed immediately to busi- ness. Ample provision has been made for telegraphic communication for Journalists direct from the wig- vam. Miseourl Br. Lovis, Mo, Aug. 10.—Albert Jacksou hes beea nominated (or Congress by the Kadicais in the Third [Noell's) Distries, Nerth Carelina. Raveionm, N.C. Aug. 10--The State Convention met here today. W.A. Graham, George Howard, RC. Puryear, and George Davis were chosen del- egates to the Philedelph Bews ltoms By Telegraph to the How York toma Avaxampre Mo‘ =LL, for the murder of Ross vin, was banged yesterday in Cle i Tas military suihoriiies at New Orleans directed Mayor Monroe to make no appointment, ur per- form any other offciel acts without their appro- val. Tus breakdown in the Cabinet on Wednesday, by the resignation of Mr. Galt, was caused by « school question dispute between Roman Catholic and Protestant, Ws. P. Buarnan, on artist and poet of some note, died in Cincinuation Thursday, of inflam- mation of the brain. He was the author of the work entitled **Vagaries of Van Dyke Brown.” Disratouss state thet ® regiment of colored troops im Helena, Ark., had engaged in s general riot at thas place on Tuesday, fring on the white citizens, C URDAY, AUGUST It, 1366. and swearing they would teke possession of the | io cougratuiate(?) her on & General Intelligence. (Ry Mali to the How York fun) #4 Albany, N.¥., bridge, which origtaaliy cost 917,000, wae sold abtay two ago for $200. A © smmon Couneil job ne doubs im the first place. A HOTEL © died tn Indianapolis, Ind, a few de \ ago, afters fow minutes’ bleeding from the noe, Tne Fenians are actively organizing in al! the Wessero cities. In 8t. Louis, 600 Lew members were enrolled, and am additional 600 on Mui eveni An English paper states that Mejor General J.C. Waker, of the late rebo! ermy, whe dist nguished himael? ot the siege of NashyiNe, im 1804, bas been appointed Colonel of an Kay lish reviment. Tae Methodist camp meeting at Northport. LL, is attracting immense numb Le Drooklyu daliy, bere are three services held ally. lw Barre, Maes, Inet Aundsy evening, a child only five years ol, .el) inw a well tw fot deep, in whieh the a water te the th of four feet, and gotous alone by climbing the stomea, and without tnjury, Ararrr of drunken rowdies went to the resi dene of a Union man samed Warde, in Covington, Ky, on Monday night intent upoa & tim. ja bie abeence @ vented their rage upon bis Wife, whom they abused in « shameful manner. Tur tinting power of the eslts of Magnesia srome ineredible, One graim im @ million times ite Weight of water | abe @ pure red; in ten millions cee pink, and im twenty millions « decided ry Sommnopy, mistaking the polittce of the New Haven J cst recently lett scopperhead suske in ‘te offie. The editor thereupon cals upon bis uvkoowe friend to take bis enakeship away te sowie more congenial quarters, ALuaur Pratkwearena, the Manchester mor derer, wii be buuy et Hartford, Coon, uext Fridey, Hee at present watched very closely, as fears are eniertalued thathe way auticipate Lis death by suicide. At & public meeting of citizens recentiy held in County, the Wiilameon edopted thi Convention Tenn, resolutions we revure requoet Presi Joboson to set aside the present Bisie Conveution and call @ @ouveution to draw up & new ome. Unspee the new Army Bi!), reat many of the odot will Le p oposed for retire at, in ore ‘oom for those of more reve: The pressure je siready gre nt, lor crowding out the ola amd pus- ting io the new. A pvkolas im prison at Syracuse, N.Y. lode detective off the woods about ten wiles the other day by ® story that he had buried stolen bonds there. deg fforss to free bim- weil sed back again to jell with his eye residence st Auburn more favo A Youn soldier in the midst ot the tn mult of the baetile of Badowa, thought be saw ja t The yeu shamrock growing. ity be stooped to pick | ai ball passed over if 1,0 near that is wuss bave kiled bim bed be wot been bending vowna,. A OspiN whehw whipped up yun or, willy waethestern rely. “Well, te Jmk, looking up and smiling trump rll give you notice when I've said them." Geastor B, Hewwsrt, billiard ebampion of Con- necticul, who b. for the two y princ!pal cities of the country willl be present, apd agrend juli. loo willtcilow, Anew tournament will soon be saeuyureted bo secure a successor \) Mr, Hubbell, A Ppaivate letier to eral Howard, daved Vicksburg, M ya: Freedmen mur- are Dotbing wow jaa\ thirty hawe been Killed during & weeks in this county, Within the iS twenty-four bourses ove Union Soutuerner aud two Northern men heave com- pained to me what they wave come tu town Lecause (bey dare not ‘emain longer on their places, near Euwards Depot, Dewina the recent session of the Teachers! In- stitute in Ru rounty, Vi., while Pro essor Adaus was endeavoring fo ijlustrate the manner of teaching arithmetic, ne took up eemal! globe Siandiog op the desk, aud asked: “ tiow mauy unite in the globe!’ Answer—'' Ou Taking up his bat, ‘How many uuis iu my bat An- ewer (by s naughty boy in the audience) —"'Bhake itand see!'' Phe Professor was taken down Tuses are but five Biates which make no leyal distinction among their Citizens as to righs of sutlrage on the ground of color—Maiae, Verimont, New Hampebire, Mossachusetie and Kuode Island, Iu New York, negroes ww Le voters wust beown- ers of & freebold wortm at least 250. All the other States deuy the right of sullrage to begro, A vole to extend ik to the colored was taken in 1565, in Colorade, Beptember 4b. Connecticouy Ovsover 24; Wisconmu, Novemver Tsu; M.useseta, November Tin, itis remarkable that Gon, Sickles isthe ouly volunteer officer, rev mander of Bouth and ned as Veparimens Com. orth Carolina, iuciuded im pubiiab- command of the Depar.wens of the es timo bis full volumteer rank, while » Bebollwia, Ord, Couke, McDowell, Pope end Yerry lose ther volunteer rauk, aud are assigued as B.igadier and Brevet Major Geuerala, the rauk they ueld inthe regular a:wy thus be- coming inlerior in this res, ect to that of B.ckles, Ih is reporsea im army circles that Bickies wii! soon be a, pointed « B..gadier Genecal im tae regular oud lnme@diaiely breveled as Majur G le him ome looueg with the omer Dopari tmneat Commanders, A Daal Leve Affair. The Westera Bitatos wust be very romantic dis tricts to reside im, judging from the many singular and sometimes tragical love affairs that occur ia those parts. Not the least romantic of these ise case lately reported by she Mil Bantiver, in which s@ seculupashed was Couplesely put 0 she be lovers, (0 boLL of whom ali rug, % potty young ladies ip similar cuicum Slancoe Wold ave, @laige® Buber ol sustors, ad of Whoul Wel® LUBLY GiecALded BAVE two, Wu, Linver thau the resi, t@iused tO tage Lo lor oo euewer, Lueie Wepormuuiee Were at length rewarded, aud tuey wens Dome Lappy, each vue, Lowover, iguorant @ heart LO Uaeughs al Lis Owa was likewine ‘Lie passed o@, aud (Le das # the fuel uec.sive bour drew pear, - ‘4 8 qu@udary, pue toupa Gaged 60 WhO YOULg Wed, and wite Le bigemy 10 full 10168, oie was f #00 (oat ome Of buen mush Le ed wiih enuer 46 Was im pombe. DO Cree imlsly 0 a lover but bua lamliy GAVO UP Bi Crease LO Lie Fives and dopa: sed, bub no omer Wee LO fone away than (he , vung iady sent for Bim eua deciaied that omy be could make per bappy feriite, Loe vay was acoordiugly xed, and every preparation made for the joimiig of iwo ousbius veings tor life, Lo the meantime, aisuouge No, 4 was seni Qdrift, be Mamaged to tLiow bilmewit in the path of the lady occasionally, to the great dis- turbance o! wer jutenuilo.s regarding No.1, On the evening before the wedding, No. # cailed upon her bear approgch of the Laver eveas, Ler lavaded bed juss leit owe, from New York ) a a r ‘ . Lhirty-Third Year . —— —4 with the repeated assurance that she would be his eo the moriow. When th suitor rang the bell, Miss BR was too nd for . athe exteeded both arme and fo!) gueh fork ~ anewer ueh for her nerves fr aly greeting . The inmates of the honse heard = | see what oocasioned | t, e014 wothing could he fair young bride had gene forever she. witht * store we will be very much tnistak LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE Vicmwrry. ermind t Prowvookers Homa —A Rar cw rm “ Vamoy,"—Y esterday a series of measures were to Sugurated at Polies Headquarters, which will, it id believed, rially lessen the annaal loses from the operations of the hght-fiugered gentry im thie community, Much comment hes been hitherus made, and maey covnplainis entered, against the Detectives of the Metropolitan Police Department for compounding crimes with thieves and pickpock~ Ota for the sake of recovering property lost or stolems Bat as these complaints never took a tangible shape unétl Isiely, and as the persons seeking to regatma Porerssion of their lost property were as uruch tt Diame ae the detectives, the Commissioners took ne Anal setion om them. Keceutly, however, the rivald ries and jealousios ting betweem the U. 6. Mew4 shal's detectives and the Police detectives has led to the imventigation of one or more well-defined casos efcrimisal collusion om the part of the letter, which @ases are supporied by good affidavits, An overbaui+ ing ef the entire Detective Department wae tho reel. There was found in the systems much that neded righting, and the proba« Dilliles are that before the Investigations cesse there wil be more than ene vacancy im the corpa, At ® receat morting of the Police Commissioners it wes firmiy and flusily decided (hat there should be be more comvoanding of felonies, and if merchants Gnd others lore property, which fe afterward recows ered, they will be required te prosesute the thief bes fore recovering the gools stolen, There has been tow much criminal carelessness on the part of the vie~ tumized public im thie matter whieh it is sow In- tended te correct, Murderers and rebbers have eeeaped even after Laving been arrested and brough# before magistrates, through the failure of parties te Appear and give evidence who had suffered by thems OF Were coguizant of fects enough to conviet, These things should not have been, and the movement made yesierday by the police to stop it fs well nn dpratood by the pickpockets, seme of whom whem Up at beadquariers, exclaimed with s degras my James /mited States, ence 49, Sen M Canad 1S. eo! of mock piety, “there are other cities, thank God * Orders having been previously issued to the dete tives to arrest every pickpockes found im the publie eonveyances, or in crowds in the ools, and a bring them te the Ccatral office resulted in the are reat of the tollowing: 5, 4. George Wilsoo, 26, United Staten, Charles Pierce, 94, United States, Win, Davis, 19, United States. A. Mageire, 34, [reland. he q nd. ‘The following Joma Jaques, alias Hart, 20, United States. Michael dooth alias Rosch, 24, United States All these chaps were comtronted by @ couple of tm telliqent patrolmes from cach Precimet, so that thew may be knows aga. Most of the prisoners claimed to have cecupstions, but the police declare they ane pickpockets, Afver having been lectured Laspec- tor Carpenter, and given tar werning must stop (heir business im thie elty, charg lk ie ey were din of the: ever th. thi v then be (rested us vagraute end be seus to the teatiary for three months, Patemt broadcloth coms or nw 4 “Ox treated likewme, and copies of their vieages will be sent te all the and fancy sieres in the city, Te aid the de ve force in thus ridding the city of the “bush whackers” two patroimen trem each eotncs, veas clothes, will watch the cars and and out of takeu to wi ng robbed store ow n aod her companions photog: aph @ Pollee Art Gat pickpeckelts whe r Tested yesterday al fore Luspectors Carpenter and Leonard, Mr, Carpem ter exp Onsed regres that (ue arrengem: ay @ Islan yet perfect for giving the I would Juss ar soun will M jab t m & 4th avenue can Unie moral Lee wae taken before Justice Hegss atthe Tomve, and committed for examinatien. Th re wee berated wiih the understanding a arrested they would Le se ‘stood that the Police ( Legisiavare at ite next om fo ‘ a againe’ ipciuding fembezziemente the suffae™ OMproM ee Le a the next me they we: tothe Island, It leue Queun Eva yesterday visited Greenwods Cewoter ceompanied Ly Major Hopkins and Mr, Odell, Hawalien Courul, Khe was both surprised and pleased as the Leauty and maguificence of this city of the dead. The party aiterwards visited the Navy Yard, where a royal salute was fired im her houor, Leiwg there joined by the Collector, ther weat on board the revenue culser Cuyahoga, and med dowm the bay, stopping at the fory 1 places of interest on both sides, Mayor licflusn io tends tocall and pay bis respects to her Majvaty, aes citizen, the absence of @ majority of Counci! fiom the ety, and the want of the bappy means of sparing ber trom wareyu micipal reception Music—ile Central Park announce that if the weather isfine, there will be music at the Central Park om ihe Mail this alter noon, commencing at 4 o'clock, by the Central Pak Band, wader the leadership of H, B. edworth, Cuotera Rerours.—The reports, so fur as received yesterday, aiiii show thas the disease is decreasing, f number were from Har- omnen Commissioners en “Continued on Fenrth Ppa