The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 4, 1867, Page 1

Scmmeiseee oe = — THE NEW YORK SUN. PCBLIBBED DAsLY—sUNDAYS EXcmPrat Citice corns: of Neae-a and Fulton streets, Cope 0 CENTS, ‘Treive Come per woek—Oix Della vm ren THE WEEKLY BUN Perky on Thureday of exch werk: is seme hy ave fal IRE Pattie sete THE Thirty-Fourth “TH AHN AST Adjournment of the Committe THE FINAL VoTR. four in ‘avor of Impeachment | and Five Against. A Resolution of Ceo: ure Passed. Wasnixotox, Jase 2—The House Com: | Malttee on the Judiciary adjourned to-day | tlag on the 2th le to enable the Commiites to moot the improbable contingenoy of @ July session of Congress with & report of ite proceed: ings. The final vote on tho impeaching of or and HH, Willem, Thomas and Lawrence voting “Ayo! aod to the 2th inst. The w Whe President stood four in fi five against, Messrs, Bou Messrs, Wilson, Woodbridge, Bidridg Marshal! aud Churobill “Nay/ on the ques Lor A resolution of ceunure, declaring that bad beon guilty of aote which tho Presid merit the condemnation of the peopl parsed byw vote of seven to two, Messrs. Eldridge apd Marshall voting “Nay.” Du ting the primary ounsideration of the vot Wf censure, Mosere, Boutwell and ‘Thomas roted in opposition to it, but finally changed thelr votes. In the discussion cf thia quoation, Mr. took the ground that the Commit ite dutioa in consi ‘ore Eldrid, too was transcendin, tng oF passing auch @ resolution, WASHINGTON FLSSTIO‘. Ne Disorder—"teopab'iran Snccens. Wasurvoron, June 3—To-day, for the first ‘Mme in this city, the elective for muntolpal ofticers was participated in by colored citi- t haa now and the fact that euch « been without precedent fu very long period. Not there has beew at no tin hensions of disorder nor disturbanos ponsequent upon the new — order of events; and the result tovay whiol Never oudueted in aw The re bas fully Justified the impre were entortuined in that particular bas thers been an election more quiet and orderly manner turns which have so far been seceived indi- tate the election of the Republican ticket, jevtor, FL A. Howell for Register, and C,H. Bites for ided majority, ‘The | Km Including A. C. Mall for Surveyor, by a Fourth Ward bas provably gone Con Live, RECONSTRU?!. ON. An tm t Order by General Pope, Ariat, Gay f Whe substance of an Yrdor just iaaued by Major Ge Firsi—ibe iuteriere ma Viahod there is entirely dian Action ia reversed. Seeund— to doclaren that itis the duty of the wilitary mut ities to secure the usm Third —Crdore that no oft (egitim tion, but even iu such cas de takou but by direct 0: beadquarcers. Reconstruction to Virglsin Ricumosy, June 3 —Geu, Seuvtield iaaued of en order today for the dwatruction Boarde of Registration, After quoting t Reconstruction act to who w chised, including Btate officer, be saya No one ia diafranchised for partioipation previously hod aume tu rebeiiioa, uule ne of the wilices above named.” The to atate those who are di State offivers, as Governor, Ji towna, ete; all who unfarily joined) the rebel army, in yoluntary who held office uuder t or aided in prosecut gave Yoluutary « eo rebel gove the War, thos or OF supplied them with ing, tuo, &e., act food te this bead . HULL weit be to be given to the preanuted « Of challenge evidenwe of rebeliio Biuat be be given chulle Kent citizens, anxivua to pre fexiatration. u. Schotield iasued another « ing commanders to the bricta, Panishing Exe! Wim sc ebely in Nort’s (are tna, such depressed in Fayetteville im c« ce of the dispositivs on the part the military to arrest parcina for al desertere during the rebellion other alleged crimes committed during and vince the war, The b ‘ ities here, RUM IN MAINE, Fhe Voto in Maine on tho Amended Liquer Avovsta, June ¢eived, indicate that @ vory light vote ba been thrown at the election, which & place today in thie Stato, ou the ailopty br rejection of the amenidur law. ‘The total vote, it is estimated, will not reach 25,000, The ameudmne adly have been carried in th by a vote of at least two to one, ‘The vote past in this city wae ae fulluwa: 22 yous to 60 pays Pourtann, June 9—The v Liquor law, submitted to tho ys CLegialature, th of the penalti question being an incre duree bundrd aud two nays, tu tia cliy, Tenness-e Trial of Judge Frazier. eis Found (uiny NVILL#, June i,—'The argument in th fre Nai fmpeachment trial of Judge Frazier having been concluded in the Senate to-day, aoting ‘ae the Court of Impeach: jerod @ ens office hereafter aud was there iutroduset to the orowd by Governor Worth, aa follows PRESIDENT’S ' FROM RICHMOND TO RALEIGH to introduce to you Ilis Exeell-noy Anirew Jolson, President of the United States. Mo visite the city of hia na Vitation of ite ciiizens, to be preanut at the niment to commemorate erection of @ Scenes Along the Route, | crection of as people, tiem honorable jonrney be hi made hither, holding in affection the mem- ory of bis father. He» hae lett ail tb of bie bigh office to pay # svlewn tribute to Jeparted worth.” Major-General Sickles was yoctferously called for and appeared on the baleo Ho wae greeted with repeato.! apvlause and spol 1 am bere tod honor Vreai fail to observe that thie assemblage ie one of tho greateat reapeotability and and that no inet has occurred to mar the diguity « ure of the coonsi a Loffve him « oor eleome from our people. ppropriate to the oveasion to allude to uy of the politionl qui divide public opie teudor of reapect to the President, in every trun learted North Cai to join. We all desire the restoration of t Union as nearly ae possili 1 foundations, and therefore Mr. foward has ita Little Joke, AT RALEIGH, ona which now m. We propose PRESIDENI's SPEECH | Weipox, §. C., June 3.—The President and party left Kochmond this morning be tweon Sand 4 o'clock. tersburg they On arriving at Pe- eo met by the M Genrral Stoueman, and The President Kas met at the depot by the f nawed officers) State Treasurer Rat In, Seo rotary of State Best, Coutroller Burgi United States Marshal Goodloe, and also by © committee of the City Council. tle, in addressing ti Me Prestpert slo ple of North Caroli rt of Constitutional liberty. son, who bas readered bimneelf rious by his honest, earuest, uutinch ing adherence to the Constitution ‘The President was greeted with nd responded as follow +—-Permit me, through you, to tend Preaeut ani to the people of Siate of North Carolina, my sincere for the weloome tendered President, sald) half of the peo 10 thoap bere and raised to manhood y yeare ago left our borders to battle with (he difficulting and wards of the end in view of the demonstrari have been madasince [reached Kalrigh, ae well a8 on the way, | am inapired with emo 0 ie wholly inadequate 19 language of ai rive for the re: tions which lan it is mot wort rove upon it. Hore, in the oity of Raleie eres firet saw the light en; here are the on hood; here is everything to bind wan to and to associate bim with ro te where the ten. We believe you have with singy iutropidity used the powers of your denire to heal wounds and advance the prosperity of our our return to to yous cord our fellow citizen aud our fi resident replied : Tbave no language adeq my teclings and emotions vu this oocasion. DOW recur to the nos ing my entrance Aunast, N.Y, Jane 3—The ( time when I left ite sireet #8 penniless and iuexperianoed buy, to 0 my way in the When locking back 1 bogia to inquire where are t In the langus wy ebildnood, where a Echo answers" Whi to make any goveral rewarks on , but simply to acknowledge ke for the mi Caldwell are o Republican caucus to {ration of the Convention Monday even! undiscovered whose bourne I agnin ak, friends of my childhood, Where are the Hi i! preseut, gra i to have said, if Lhad ventured upou » full reply to the remarks which you have m Again, gentlemen, L siucersly, the Royators, Where is the lon, day, and who owt conataney to principle. At bere of the Constitutional Cor Itat of men who lived at od reepeot to (Applause.) Under | could T tect indifferent? Tahould be false to my nature if 1 you, and not to indwl ‘say | feel prow y bouor by the cliizens of my native caucus to order, and nomin for Chairu Horace Greeley, Hon, Lem Harrie w chate by Horace Gr ithetanding this,| We éaraeatly hope that in y your time agreeably, and, oa return, Will rotaia pleasaut impros Secretary Seward Joan certainly say for myself—for I not undertake ti apesk for Mr. General Randall son Aroher, of Wayni which disturb the aliusion hus b est Staten over oo TL formed an pies of the Govera ment, L have aduered ( pu and the thee of uy Vita produced f ¥ Me in the weighta Seerermsion, Che woon the (Fro nuit from the tune innai enbarraaswout with pride aud tte hie native atat wv bas honored bnew gunied and laid on the alt of the Pot Com [of my own n Kalward B.A grapher. | Mr. Greeley moved that Vroaident and Secretary of the Caucus bh orat Mobile with @ newspaper pub rity throughout the t tied @tili wore Without regard t freedou of aperoh pnt of the press conmistent with law. morrow morning for oo or wollier in mand ia to luteriere with newape avy pretext Ht dis ations will be taken eral Order No. 2 o utterances are nut the exercise of free woof discus no action isto from theas clonsly witht spheres; on the ocher baud, itt trust we ball wile we rewain t tor all the proper rights of | North Cxzolina, w betweeu North, 8 wll will exert themselves to th States ao that th ver@ con.ented aud prosperous Lot us, my friewda, the breaches mailto by the war aud of the union of thos Hemderabot, the ti CY horitien of this | at Newburg! yred Common wewlth. Tho following is from the Poughkeopale | 1 thie neighborueod, the | (N. ¥.) Eaat ster General Randall remarked Taleo returu my thanks; the only rea OL overshadowed one Postumcter General, the Secretary of State, I jug North Car, LT come to viet lace of the Houvorable Pros us “efface fr own ci wotings, heavy burglaries, et cetern, have | all be | can it be we | wud dinguated with tho ¢ 6 pence to the Staton. emach’ pride tu f my constant objeot to participate iu anotl disfran cutive mud Judicial of Proswdeut ie higher tha wuy place voow poteutate of the old world. wad | moat promineat wouts the power aud who was a [ow you! emonated as I Ftieular quarter oF ug men, There oh anid wato educational wdy hurl the cee frou the: occurred on tuan who roy which we have ope that proxperity Vols] wud that we may in all soapects be ® united bw suine of you are familias people, spanking wish voice fur the glory with the harde which Lhave pw vnectipte being exeinded; all 1, during the time that has perpetuity of the per ee Floft you itis not for to gaioty, fro Tknow this is the feeling which ideut, we Well we the great | autmates the Pre that be wait may, ny race ie 11 os of emvlumeut aod there are here m8 Handa tho tent i placed oun faitl, wud & mer that @ateru one, fur the glory of the Ke: the ailair, Noarly two youre ago young H became enamored with the | netivn are be! 1 Ln canon mole & be bi toil ut fraudulent ceremonies having closed, the party you young men wud wl our work will fe ore the grew women iu our cea on the way many persona, black and white, approached the car to abake bh. formed gre to each other wore sxohanged, Soon alte Meudershot loft for the Weatern Lumtituti of Bastman College, where he ri until nearly two monthe a turned to thia city w Preparations for au exo: ino je ute tho hero of Fredericksburgh prossed hie uit J | with vigor, until fually he preva the young lady t ment, which pr married at any time alter December the given up the ides of taking ber with lim that o | bad met clandortinely, riding wud walking about the auvurbs of the city, but © Ror aught thi da with the Prosident Aimong the inoi rushing through | por, aeiing the Aamiy mud-die thanks for this cor tended through 9 Vronident’s hud, excl b praying night a NN. C., duo ol. Tie pouple vguiahed repre: ight ane de Hrea- | ve uy and | frieudle ot! ing A geuuine black activi, she is ever may have been I love her at MO ALAIN @xXpronn fay with pride Yeu, T think av 20 you, if you do not disgrace felt thauka for this war 6 ul roturning to thin, wy wative ¢ Tho Presidout, as be retired, was repent. between the miliiury wud civil author | Raterom, June 3 quarter past f The party arrived at # large crowd wa The Vresient was cheered on Secretary Seward, having roat the depot, Kepeated cheers ~Waat few returne re Mayor Haywood addressed the President as AR epatlonnen of North ¢ aE | not my purpose to make @.¢ to hie native city ae @ co 1 am eutitiod to etuk I feel the tonching aot wme, air, in bebalf of the City Co cil and citizens generally, to tender to you 8 cordial reception the city of ki panion aud friend ital tek of | out of the aceue, | emuity of the aia to the Liquor se ontaubt otbing more has happen It ie ouly one wil WAtV0 | We ue ngreomble t rehot comimenced p elopemont, and fixed up day of Spring, ae the ti take place, Ou. th b we 1 kuow it will of the friends outhful days have oon the And ifit be not ao hereatter, think, as tt bas been ug who will be deliguted to honor one shy his own exerts ladder of tau rly hour, her parents w she was to spend the day wt wu intimate triend’a reaid other visits, or oul from home all day Instead, however, of going to her friend's she tripped gaily out slaue tis eretotore, your fh | tommy about the to Linprisonment for aelling | In every and any case, elicited @ vote of eleven bundred and thirty-nine yens and Premident of the Uudied States of Ameri ‘The Vresidout nchievous expres sisters depart io eaponded by remarking {no him were be to uipter went abroad, bo placed his mouth atthe ewe of North Carolina, and she went Out with the reat wus horees and # beautiful Ung in the vebiole 4 directed bis borses’ steps throughs the eu- Durban streets until wll reached the main south road iu safety, when the hiro of thi elo but moat loth a m inifeatation, He could not prove fal ef Reeds Lavure ur manhood Such & welcome as this irom (hose who bad known bim fires aud to hie native city, He had nothing had begun to aubside, aud hed by the faint the rainbow was t tints In the woe nent out the dove was lighly apprecated, further to any than to tender to the Mayor, uted, Lie thanks and the olive bi for this cordial weloome. }00 waa forme being acoompanied by » military escort, Ho waschecred as he passed through the principal atreets, and on reaching the Yar- Worvush LUvtel, be wrocwaded to the martian the President ‘The verdict removes bim from joe, and disqualities bim from holding ‘come and stay in wh: oau. Come white, com some sltewather—ouly withdrew.) Postmaster General Randall, who w next onlied for, anid: It dea not become me to tale much in haplace. Alter « few further re apenker closed na followa: "The Preat t loves the people because he te of the in substance, as follow to you in paying your fellow cititen andl friend. the tof the United States, Noone can coruin, © oF trace of disurder Goneral Sickles was applauded as he re- tired. The assombinge, which was large, Prealdeut, retired from inity of the hotel, The Proaident, in company with Soore- tary Seward, walked through t! Raleigh, pointing out localities, ai shake hande with an old friend. A large aumber of strangers are in the sity from all parts of the State, After the dedication of the monument there will be » State treete of ous interestiog occasionally stopping to New Yo.k ‘The Coustational (ouvention. titu. | Convention will moet at the Capitol Tuceday morning. Soveral Kates have already arrived. The question of oF tion is freely discussed. Charles J. _NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, e well again, (Applause, as Mr. Seward | the ferry boat, crossed to Newburgh, pro: | cooded to the reeiten JUNE 4, 1867. Price Two Certs [ernment by the National Congrnsa wae made oo the 1b of March pe iatce’ whe notification waa served ou Presbyterian Ch ing been previously engaged ners to, ant dil then mod in the boly boods of IE CLV WORLD. | attempted Landing of Fonians in Ireland. ABOUT TW NIY OF THEM ARRESTED NEWS FROM AUSTRIA. Argentine war steamers mentioned, and | pooupation of the proviuee of Comerten Lith of April following.” ‘ue document goes on to atate that w AS & precautionary measure young H J alao engaced the services of A sroret treaty concluded be. tween the allies ia given by them as an in sufterable obatacle to the settlement of the meddlesome partion hal pursued hin, ile to cross the river ty biuda them | t tions of | that the A ngain, te lo ng bride and the ingin thie eity at ace. having that in four o'clock in aud bisa | lumen, Wit instead thereof, Mr. and Mra 0 BE FORTIFIED. AFFAIRS IN PRUSSIA. rant'e reailenc Aho evening he gar acon supper at the above horel t fow fricnde iv honor of the successful ter the Rapublic, that ¥ hae an ipar lorzas House, war will report to ‘Iated in the preceding a vd the firm determioation of my | Goverament anit the paople of Pac save themanivos by triumph, ite inhuman effort to Proseente the war with the maliguity of Bismarck to Resign. hour the newly married couple according to previous arrangemnont, railroad depot, whore they northern bound train Josm Benors” Denere, June 3 OUR DUBLIN CORRESrONDEVCR from Dungar Distress tm the West ef Irciand. reporte that some twenty nilerehot had eleo with hin $4,000 of RATBS OF ADVERTISING. LB IAVARLANLY OF ADVANOI Tat aren insertion of four linge or teas. ote \ Foy every exten lume oF ps Tine. ote —0:-— tr a4 ante will b> 80-%e4 Ie open or ssyed iris ore leakea \ypes sud ates'on tyes ' mt: oF ste ial FO ieee ot fasts 1 the Alightest atapicton prison, nd left there to rot. D inry visita were frequent during the trom Died times just paved. Men were doargnd from their bomee and farnilies at midnight t the hospitality of E38 | Jail, Persona Mawel from Amerios were « fed to indicnitiee. Such are some of the legen ov 'aved ander .he conetitutl I siand alay, Tt must bo ails traordiuary powers mppiind for by the Cliel Secretary, ara a necessity of tho times, While Fenianiam or ite ghost femaine to frighten the goverment, the habeas corpus aot wil romain suspended ‘Thin vanior pend it im dfluitely, and if aver the ii can with safety be alowed to operate, bill for that purpose could be parsed. At it ia the measure ia likely to be brought be fore the ITunse as often aa the ti rly eapired. ir. Thom, Creek ia Queen's Col written ¢ wrong later to the Las Dairy News tt def conduct of the Fenians. Tue jot was called up iu th House, mud tue tuaate scholar, who, by the way is a¢ Watonma: Atlantic Cable. a uglishuino, i likely to lowe hia o| or twenty-five Fenian land near that piace, end lodged in Waterford County Jail to 0 attempted to $4,000 in ooupor fe beon arrested 1547 — Paaper'em — Cousnimion—saspension of the Aud greeubs ka. the river at Frederic face of enbol batteries h Duras, May 2, 1897, | ON Tho ery of famine comes froin the Weat. Inee tee The history of the dread (a greon in the mamory of all ing scenes then witnessed are make the blood rua ould, red that similar ecoues will be witnessed this your, Tho pooplo, that is the panssn Von Biemarck has seked to be relieved from | tery, sare reported to bo starving, A bad has not been auilicient to Inet comes fount again. pouding fora live- Newburgh mgainet tof the Kordi 10 ® young lady whoes reapecta- bility and worth ie acknowledged in circles to whiek she moved. Viewva, June 2—Pho Austrian Govern. ment has ordered the fortification of (his ud tho work thereon ls to be com menced forthwith. breoaai et beg Dentin, Jane 3—1t te sald that Count A tolegram from Galveston anya m letter has been received there frum Queretaro, the date of whi Foporting that Mastmilian aod up thelr swords the entire army the cares of intoly after the adoption of the Federal Constitution by the | iit the harw North German States, has given bis assent to the proposal, that the King unfortunate orea(ures his principal otvers gs lihood on @ fow sores held at bigh reate, to Escobedo, bimee! with ite metitl X—The ateamshi Donald, whioh left New dovin, Capta Folger, fra Harris and William A. Wheeler are spoken of for President of the Conve nod Samos Terwilliger aad Luthor idates for olerk. The cide upon the org: Il be held om . The project for adjourn to Saratoga hae but fow milyooat ANY, June 3,—The Republican mem. n caucus at tho Assembly Chamber thie ng. Thomas G. Alvord called the ». The mot ducted to th fovand Sterling G n nominated Or for Sooretary. Car id nowiuated Norman Iny Mr. Greeley t Benjan He Stratton for Assistant Secretary, Carried Charl voit that the roll of roeley mecondedt then ind, Seventy seven members reported ont, Tomas G. Alvord moved FH until $9 tomorrow morning ok as 2 members wore absent Mr vhs motion tomdjourn woe t Alvord moved tint W eeler the eandi tof the ¢ y Mr, ( Lather Caldwell b vated e Sergeant at Arua, Mr Assistant Sergeant. — Carel tr ituted @ eominitt to enll future ¢ ws Carried, Adjourned Domocrata bave issued a ous to mest wt the LD lavan 1 fore aliation: is vght that they will not AN ELOPEMENT. py Couple Married f yeatorday ‘or two or throm yea have boen treated 1K eoneR ot avery Murders, t, Poughkeep. ox 1 enact {1 within year, ¢ lored at if the poop . the slightest provocation t eden of their depressing iufluen. The opportunity to do riday | not ge known till On the tirat day the glo pervaded ull ore fore siok Ay und mn which classes immediately upon the receipt of the 9 of the attempt of the insane | Hig Ie father'e lite, w slightly visibie, but on Saturday t nunity bed dissolved itself from grief rrowful look ry Hone the Drumwer Boy of th pa. k, hud eloped with the daughter of ant ofthincity, Che ulare of oil LO UA, wre as followa: er; ntance ly, until vown of tid anne when he Holy Lani king score to take the ia affections with bi f the lady were positively opposed to ich Nothing dauatod, however, the upon 1 pacohe ided that they should rafter he re ion ‘to Holy Land, he inving Kpedit ion. During the wat mouth they tever L could read er bear by tale vr history, eof true love never did run Cou ‘The © ainooth, The lappy lovers, however, soon got tired of such meetin with all their little perpinaities by get tr ved to do away warriod Bt ouce, in the face of ail vaition vrdingly, nearly one week ago Hen- arations for an nm Friday, the nat a0 for the event lng of that day, iuamorate loft her Je that sho waeto wake , Which would keep her an uufrequ burbs of the waiting with » ated apot ity, where ber lover pleuudid toaun of faat carriage, dhe got kiy the happy driver ment, muatteriug undoubtedly to him- the words of the poot— Yo Gods ! annihilate but space and time And make two lovers happy!” tightened up the fring 224 plying the whip ‘urged his fleet fo the t wi rt where all ambar! cy eee 8, wae currendored. Thi lowing chiefs are pr Caatillo, Cam ‘Tho Inter was captured in the tly after the surren: York May 8th, bas arrived in the Cyd Sournamrrox, June 3—The steamship | they bave not Every peuny they can landiord, Ho mut firet take the lon's are, leaving hardly enough to the tenants has arrived at thie Liord's steamer wt. Eenat, from New York on also arrived bere today. RNATOWN, June 3—The Inman at 3 ir, Captain Jones, from ork om the 18th iuet., arrived bere North Germas Atreote of the city ah Oror 200 aubaltron officers wore also oap: Mauino Campers ia reported by & tor as having heen shot on the in had @ severe attack of disontery on the evening of the Lith, the private physiol wore sont to bim, fore them, aud koow The only rerort is t leat and poorest of the populatior toring ite walle until o pelled by absolute want of food or shelte: Hunger is fearful, au west aro hungry, The aubjeot was refer- red to in the British Parl was moat inti | house was the remedy matter was taken, Livanroot, June 3-2, PB. M.—The Shi) Lgrutgersens thee ump'ireya, from New Yor! for Bayal, put rt leaky, having rhage FINANCIAL. hepdlhagidehpdb ved was oxpooted in toity; and it te probable that he hae to the United States market is not quite eo fir cloned at 4 for mone 1 Securities have fallen off alight> ‘and cloned at the Shares, 404) U Ilinole Coutral KR, | ere this cromsed o rm vo Austria, atod that the work: No action in the It in easy for members luxury and nse to ly during the pen delivered up announces the death COMMERCIAL. Or, June ded 1. Miguel Palow Palaoivg, CRIME. Rerious Kot at oll City. snbera of the Couvention be called, | they now fluat on the western breeze. muda. L1BG a TEMG 1, Mid The aaloa have rene. | dead tu their wrototed homos, living were found try 6 hour lust evening, au 0 tho fount of bature whose source death lind alroaty deatroyed, opod that thie year euch heariees the employes J, aud white Cali- on red at 1a, La the formor | au wp. (288 hus tnoels it mbead, OF creates « vi nominated foe qnoted at 7a, per owt. and seriously were injured. 1k. culling the citizens was the meana of waving thousanda hae never beon f That | otten by ite | tau tine bas declined to bls. par ow ov toved that Sube Il. Komp. be |i drenbelie wore rv | together, who ferreted out the rir with dillloulty restrained the are tying from th Ob, that they could are certainly dials Anae Ler Ly weatine though it lessens the number ot Wake those who When farmers Buntaxuroy, ¥ Linseed ot! advauo e410 £40 10m, per tan Piaskrorr, June ti Hime wt 77 7-4, of the popu cannot oe bit are ovioted, t nh wae broken sufo containing about watches was oarried off ning found by the ke any nomi | jowelry store yen and « amall $2,000 worth o mm whioh oattlo wre raised to | { mmles to-day of atwndard white ii wt 12f por bbl PARAGUAY. ant Communication — Rejection of miner Hoy of the Kap. | !le sale was Ul * wih & Merchants | police twee tn all chi but w cauan for Fy Deluge are at the mere No wonder they low, gang of thiovon iutoat- veugeauoe, aud Trial of J. mt. }.—The trial of Deputy for the murder of Geo © of the notorious Oue\ ly, was moved touday by the Diatriot Atucruoy at the Court sitting ned but the pete of the auil, ¢ ted for tho bouolit of U Ff wicked oppreasion is enough drive the oppressed to ako will he not tueut then can be expected from ruc raveuge whon the Sheritl J. , ilk ta Foaty of the AllicsPara, | tween the ball w 7 to Fight to th June d—A communication ith Marob, 1867, fr ary of State in the Depart- nt of Foreign Kelatioua of Md to U, 8, Miuintor Waah- DISASTERS, Destractive Fire ot Petroleam Contre. Vernoneum Canteen, Pa, Ju terrible fire voourrest bi atroying property ti preserved with ai Y thou in of uo effect, hatred of ates that Brazil aud ite allloa, the Argenting Kepublio and tl | State, had rejeoted his offers of mediation jin the war which these powors are now | Waging againat Paraguay, Tho Cabinet at Wi for ite endeavors to atop the effusion of blood, aud for ite rejection of a preliminary | Prosidout of ty, ® pity fur their cou amon with Che of $40,000 or ‘The tire originated in the Jub Tay ably the work of an in condiary. ‘Twonty-uine buildings were de. ane in the grave. the following etat Lin the House of Con rof paupera aud the ex port for the yaar ondin, tice, lately pros and wae unq Jue, alows the ington is thanked among which waa tho United States building in the place ‘The largoat individual losers were of Win. | once, proprietor of th Hotel, and L. & A, Baum, dry goode de love some $10,000. ought to be wero thn atoriva nt organs of the yp proving condi toll by govert of the Oriental Kepublio Daring the month of April Inst thera wary bens Professor om | 1,1) messages sont Woat through the Cavie aud L142 back, These ineasages brought te ny $163,105in gold, Tho total re ping on July 28h, 1860 to J0th Avil, 1867, tweluaee, wan OL42I, 64 tugolt. fhe avornge for the 27 days, im To | *luding Sundays, being 61,410 in gold. LOCAL NEWS Baosnwav. — Mr, Charios Guidet, the contractor for repaying Broadway, at ®& por square yard, commenced work yeator day moruing at the East side of Bowling Green, The work is to be finished in about five mouths, the pavement to be what is lied Welgia tha whole oovt to be what ia called umf m million of doliaes Aimoarieatc RAILWAYS AND THR Pxeg Maric Disvarci.—Aa interoating aud im structive lecture was deliverod by Dr. B Ik, Gilbert, at the Cooper Iu on “ Atmosphi wmatio Dispatoh,” in whi explained the principles of the latter, and showed tho edvantages that would aris from the aloption of such » system of loom totion, ‘The lecture room was crowded t¢ ite utmost capacity with scientific men railroad © ructers, contracters, do. The lecturer commenced rope ratil ang of the diving bell, was proposnd in ant, when it | SH@ matter of @ railroad Nae to confine alt aces of art it has in th¢ fort ant tin moron by app and give it the ame power a cave of a whirlwind. t land, sore forty year Axo, aud up to the preanat day ba little more wae knows iu the matte, Mr. Medway at that time ad turer tuet explaroed ao th uf wavotion of 8 pucumatic call ay furnished by Mr A. Heuch, of the AmenicaN, showing @ ud size ag the unael, tle rene of Cm ear in NW Hane, wlaped the same at the interior of the tunnel, mud formed of Aitiaranb rand bristh fy the Cannel tou stationary eng tau, which eitl ir Mh the tanu the roar of the Jewuin aud eucks the cur towned it. Buch @ | 4s thie is now in operation for the gion of passengers at the Crystal m, England. The Amert the tuventiouol Mr Neediau— Wiewhat an tuprover 0 abovg that away frow front of th being used ts Tear to in ite propab His invention consiste in’ moving & The prince woe Hy illustrated by the lecturer by of a combination of glues aud brass the enda of wi! h met at one d Firat, @ lirht bull ood in the tube aod @ amall rotary 2 itn, set to mo tou, by menue uf whioh the ball wae repelled of attracted with light ping rapidity, A ball of load was then ia sorted aud the tubing placed on an inolis when the ball wasn ‘od at wilh u pene Wmuner aa the hiyhier one. The ball was much amaller than the opening of the tube, thus much of the pressure of the ad was lost by oplog through the apace be 1 tube, Which wouid mot be the case in @ well constructed ruile with care fitting closely to the waa not the slightest ditficule pelling car; the. ouly matter for cousideration was that the cae would Nkely to travel at auch. 6 of aveed as to “emash things” ee Piscoe whon it arrived at tho emi of the tubs. This, however, ovuld be emaily ay. od, by introducing air into the tiauel front of the oar, tho elnstioity of whic woud render ti page of tho ©. paratively easy, | Anion utuer add claimed by the lect for te pucumatia eyatem of railroads are: Thatit wo Unuieh Clonper tu have vue etatiouary u pro Joayabie of producing motive power thas @ wumber of locomutives; @ Nghter roadway would auawer thows now built; it would not be affected by (be glemou Ow, Tain OF 108 | luce: yeded by atoep grades; vt dust woult be created. and the ry audenre would thus be pre: to be belir- vod aequent eflurte of | Hrazil to reconquer the wer The Brazilian Plenipotentiary mate nite of the Oriew in Were not kraut Figures dou't lio aad This year's retu deemed able-bodied K out door relief the your wa third of which the property will not o ie moatly in eiuail riske in diferent cou: | au that auy person might ti unremsouable dem ‘The Wrecked S81 Fourness Moxnon, June t the steamer dherida Jaat Winter mer Sheridan, There waa a rebelli it inthe Oriental Kepubl ar Body Inland, publio auction, in Norfolk, on the Lith The value of the oarg At about $1,000,009, saved consista of Russian Itie the fault of man, ture which took particular to make it tertile mud beautitu The par. | stitutions of the Re fHit the Goverom curred two years ago, in power by Aguay protested Fighta of wf the Dictator, Kuperor of Bras! ublio did aot | eugugod 17,000 perao HL drage ite alow len, furniah yor with the vs forestalled white lew, zine, dry goods, aud dbeitienca tc rind war tuto P In thie manner, the Oriental Dieta. feed in war agat Tho causo of tho war w Argentine Repu Jone mway with, py aentence in the Those tried tnd tho Whiteboy Act were A tire broke out this won with hard | the corner of Taylor and Cu aentoances MoAtforty will Doran's sentence has boon penal servitude for livery atable and damaged « The loss was $12,000, on whiok The United States wa Hife—in other word: followed auit and made treatiog with Mara- I decision hus set bee: i to Burke's tate he will live until the ai During ® period of quiet Vasragiiay linuroved #0 ta eumity on the whioh follow Moyvomonts of Jeff. Arrival of Norwogian Kuigraute for the June 3.—Jett, arrived bore to-day to attend the wodding countrymen, which takes place | in St James’ Cathedral to-morrow, B, June 3.—An 0 number of Norwegian emigrants have | The United States Govern. an agent here, who is commis sioned to direot them to th in the States began w vou! Hy | the wud it ta beileve wury to Varw 4iven to the Oriental revels ai Could no longer tolerate the aggressiuue A Voraguay | he will wnd in Kogland, to save bim from the gai | tery yeatorday, w {rope were not allowed to on ay rd Argentine torritory, squadron were aup traband of war i oo at an | ding that | The ground of all | Prvvidence a arrived here, Argentine porte, War | the petitions iathat the Ac: | and that it we them wartyrs veut will most like The Secretary in continuation | It will ve by lar the wise To make the truth more nk It well to give t | lautio, aud | yesterday, have postponed the trip uutl gow | ren cule the baugiug vitig to make | geutine Republic, The principal events ie destinations ntroducet jute the bow | give tho ventursaome | tem urgncs ain wil wont wiih Lit & wecoud tat Dill, oF # bill for th ‘Minis | lous Churot Ketablialuout ‘The Chess Match New York Victorious. LPULA, une 3. coucluded. Coptain Mackenzie of New York won all the game of this vity none, Two The chess cov uve Lian Miviater nor yet @ bill) mes wore drawn mont of the | exceptioual Kepublic declared that it woul hostile acta before euforoing the declare: tion, The town of Molo was ovoupiod Ly Bra- silian forces on the 16th of Oovober (it is in the Oriental territor: of that aot the firet started for Ascunoion om the sume ments, to ccoupy the Brazilian provinos of Mato rosso, elaration of war auaingt (ue Arges ‘The Kolect!; Medical Keolety. Bansroos Brainos, Ju Medical Sooiety of the Sta Habeas | supposed he was drow Who will now jate for Ireland, Bruce they came tutu power they have sus: uuded (ue act, Aud Bow they are about to tym socoud time, I w be a very good kind of I Bugland, but im this countey, some | ors of t ther, the people are ured ‘ot Veated 1a the eughoritice ud in consequence ‘eraguayen @ Comber, of tt the different comumittess Jost wanaal pasting yy of tine Gov. | Lim sow: and, im regard to “i, ha i howe wight bo oblaiund with aafory veyed (ron vu tive would he ate would suvite tae now beiag constructed Vina, for railway 1m tute could bs eonairuce t Now Fork with Lbrookeyn, af Of $400,000, while @ bet qe tinte that avin. The express bus of Now York wind lie tho Battery to Ce putes. All Abuoauherie & used, ani Atul wath the teattio. Ho ost 004 verod 0,00) packager, daily, at wn expousitury uf $8000 ww dday court all be une under ground; aud this avout lambertng ap tho atroots, Horan cara wow re would ua ateay, wind nt fo up town bang the horas would be ap treatment they uow 9 Phe wy ate mult alao bo applied to the collection of ters, Which might in lotter bo tee witavuod Hanp posts, fall into puruuaiic dispatea boxes and be conveyed te tle eentrist viltve, Mauy other advan ages that would be cured Were comumatert wou by the leotues or, and at the couclusivn of bie romarke Nto an antiuatod discamion Cook pl Detween gentlemen iu the wuste Sgainat the priaciple, the latier Vesag wu: Ub goSL In urge ut, Tug * Nosvan: it ie woraft, was ou ex u" Rare —Thie craft, & Wom ae the Bate re wauy viewed i6 ont Three moa, whe wore ty J the wild waves of the Ab tor on (he teinptativa at woon y Miny will undoubtedly gather al | tho Battery to wituess tho departa.e and ors a ch A Finale Kocare.—atriok Walsh, a um ft Leobwnd, “3 yoare of age, wae aout to Binokwoll's lalaud about two moure of | ago for dissidorly conduct, Two weeks ako he wl ing (0 cacope, Coroner Souirmer bold wa inquest, wheu ® verdict in sccordanve waa rouderod Ow UAKY.—-Mr John Poney, en act. . pe | held in kind remombranca by the frequeat-