The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 24, 1867, Page 1

eed | THE NEW YORK SUN. | PUT ISHED DAILY —SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. Odice corner of Nasea F streets, NEW-YORK, MONDAY RATES OF ADVER PAVAILE INVAREARET 18 ADTANOR, Por every Insertion of four lives or tess... 90 For every extra Tine of part of Hn 0 ot 08 Ateortisomenta will be inser lisplayed in leaded {™ F special not 0 app ha ou H ae TN a hie their week ‘ nila Siiratteamet * \ 1 Deotenetive Fire im (aumden Arrest of News from Praace, | rw rt Kong ‘ a, Ia t pr fotel, GW ‘ . t Germany, Turkey and Croatia, aippee arrived at Ta * i L ¢ voyage; Tam t ' 1 a . M the t att t " on think he Ile i" FROM EUROPE BY STZAMER e North Va anita M Mail Details. ata 1 . “ Veen oo ‘ 4 & ae &e. si bY ‘ S Colanbin 3 : ns Se ! P that — A Complaint trent ive . ' ' Pane J Che Corpe te at aervicg atid Sicklon ‘ Senator | when | " ' RALLWAY DISASTER, a eon the ref 6 lsat Southam “ ca ft att, . wd poeod by the Euperor Na toN aned Mradtord rhntbon eid | "ees of Life France aed rein stv isha 4 # inadequate, | Krow F ‘ 1 \teilroa washed thia moruing Great t . ton ‘ reer ved t that F igo, om the 3 miley oad—A x ING MATTERS ' t , * ba Git tay Rpeaed! that dhe Prine Paht in Philadelphia © for several @ | aneoot ki . ¥ informed THE PRESIDENT’S TOUR. Oaiteiia: | Bie heated ; ha , Ph TSA ais Foesut sevslat Conmrosa New York to No ligious serv 1 tervala the Route for Farope. appored 1, both | ovatracted Rebels Hridueport, Hod and | boys an 18 forge, Ex Gow | Ponrnesa Mosmon, June 2 | tell aang TT) ant yea Wa ernor Mauka, one of the founders of tha}er yacht Joba T, Ford, t ; sere sek enn fh ponide Waa Hho Veeaisent and party loft the Fifth | reg ; a School Ship aye. | en ronte to Rurope, has arr ernor Va e Jinv ‘ i A mid aduit mp tications t Ml f a als app leg oNattaa a Sante a iad Arrival of the Masosic Delegations “ ! r uly ’ Arkw " x i) © chauce of au hauextont the ' " ; “| The Southern Uepiiane? Cit sche ating upta “os wanace ty Catulia, aie wae g iat 7a H & Thia Lotge |e ; Pik foeeeea nos . ‘ i “ Fonia iB TRIAL OF SURRATT. ( Traimand MeKay. of Bos | Comm tt are ha ‘ va way of the Repaired eu aw . , ain . ' : ( Mat Ai pr Wea att « : " they reached asce y tt i \ a au bark Qcoan | sae sib ailbicatingal ok wd. Be Baware ad; | toning: trom_N Matte ant P i Hy Telegraph o the New Yors Sunt Sal Advices te Jone 1 Fa as SOUTH AMER!S aan a cui : Sr Tae Ue MASLIN OTP Lee eat tar ieee The Ponperore of Russia and Austiia were | te baud of the Cear | at Panama on the Lith, b newafrom| ‘The Frouch ateamer Fran o, from Vers | freak t : the Iatter yl : ; ‘ , ' ihe with the ovsning of the Sd Instant, ne | cans Now York) Rpan. Lak Hobanm Cee | lerolugs aw bbe tuam convo Back with m | Le police eee a narle we Pe waris + was ro the ny re endemvor’ | Gitioulty got hin out for tuett he He it it ls hoped he wou RECONSTRUCTION, tacked wie, and iu the wc fell into | ducted to carring ‘ D ( . The plea mu di stone put to hin was a Pole, | Sud promptly wuppromed by say that he was not lead; I was then taken sme Woaton by wa {Lures ; f a or a inachinist, 9 sage, Ajpoperataten | Ad Euxlish company haw deen formed covered coneciy TL uever waw tie doaton, tt bik Waa thar At Minking at a tcamer, r . \ Ties aye ba Sovereign then the g sue Bias | Clay OF Valvaraloo. With drinking we- | da | Mra. Prederick Seward aworn and exam: rouvhe drawn hy ax hore Lhe Me : aiwasa, Alloa cE r 4 yoatorday, Tho relations of Ireland aud the United | privr gl bie French, who he +d Beventy-teo miles have borate eekth | nanquaRrens br MiLitany Di 1,2 | ined by Mr. Pierrepout, aud teatitiod that extended to the’ Preaident a cortial we Bee PORE AeR: Ohne MAY BRU wae . Btates of Aiwerioa were urovght b A, ond fed him (it appeare be was in | Seventy two miles have been built by w de-| New Orleans, June § | whew aho eutered the pasenge ou the uight cows, in behalf of the mantcial x» Contre Harbor, on Lake W Kee, | ® Ff Phurch at thelr meeting tL tune, | Governaient ann Puliah rofugen), ho an. | OM under the new compan Pisco tor |, General Lam in receipt of @ telegram | ber busbaud; while alo was looking the thauke The ary formed 1 Bere eat by tho | 6 itis trans L have comuiitted | ae re sinking: wetne napaliod frct | from the President, through Iirevet ‘Major | duor of she Secretary of State's room burst | sua tive pro moved to the Tromuit sha , Against the Merehinte ov. Dr 7 wh e et France,” wad he weit, | aera ae aes ee rom ral Townsend, Adjutant General Uniied | open, aud witness’ husband and the mau | Houas, arriving there at 81a o a t r ret » » been applied aver ann die A y from ‘By he ran tho tla of killing | eee cee t eunportere of the Me. ¥, directing me to extend the regiaten- | fell into the i the next T eaw wane) party were conductel tow parlor, avd the red AW wie a Fores ‘ the New Sel ais Presbyteri. | the y Napoleun in order to tivoal Steam Navigation Company. have | 0! i% this city and atate uotil August 1, | wan on the bed upon Mr, Seward, and thea | Mayor of Boston and other's nee t y fae é wud w bua . * gus. Ho sated that, next to the Eouish | tie Crar he ie reported to have said boon oudeavoring tv induce Congress, to | leas L lave aviue good reasone to the con: | law two men fxhting at the fuot of the | zens paid their respect to rhe lrositeut re , od revisions ital it Creare ince sain Sugrance fru. | no; the bullet of a Vole ould not wies, It | pen wt iee: natigation, bee thir E heeked | (fafys aud ordering me te report sucerss | bed apparently fur the purpose of keoping | Secretary Seward ernor Bullock was —o - 4 and a sine Uleter, kuown there ae the “‘Boaten, Ir would have goue straight to the Czar’ 1) Probl re ET reasons for bis information, and eOue from going around the bed ; Miss | introduced to the Hreaideat by eu I Paver Uehbere auddouty formed the must important element in| wished to deliver the world, and the Km: | Yl coasting traile to pt ting that in his judgment this exten: | in-law, asked me not to) when te Uovernor addressed Lin wef Mat ho, Pa, June wh Bour of the i - - American society, and had produced three | peror Alexauiler Limsui! irou tue remores H me tow ie necessary to full and fair registra | allow them Ty her father of; the | lowe partion acre a the charge of atealing | Cartan f ry 0 or four Vreaidents, Another element, the | which must overwuvlu liu.” Le then ree et, | tion, and that the time should be thu | Reoretsey of State was then iyive on the! Mr. Pussiorvr: Ttave the honor to welcvine | the propeity of the State frum the Capitol, | Donchua, Rala & ¢ baukeve, Sau poorer clase of iat) Celta aa aon vers: | out Tho U.S Coneut at Guapajuil, La P. Pre. | {thded because other district commauders | floor covered with sha wentrogren’ Fen | yo ta Micachivcte Many of wore boul pear at cuurt, vester’| Krancisoo, revently diet in that city, A useful in supplying labor for the develop: |G riaanc ot he fo! ng hietor % oneul duapaquil, 1. ro: | will not get through befor ti w thew lift the Secretary of § up, and | while in office haveivisited New Kugla nit day alteruoo of of Volice wenttom mont of th ea of the country, |, oAMONAM Hives the following history Of | wage Ren, diod at Tu: P.M. of the hd My sensous, Tor sletee, mona TNiceued to ‘my husband, who was wou: | totion and yon vial tke Yr ‘oxiten ur lee yal aud returned to hie wil $0,009 to the but from w on aud self-control | ‘He Pole who tired at the Cuar inat,, bait an hour alter the mail ioft. The | this ity wore because 1 he ded about the head ; it wae some time be | te ete tele theta tient, Teas | mide. w arly tou of atolou proporty Fy of the Vaited States, to be applied h trouble to the | Herccowski possed the ovening before the | yellow fever was getting over in Buenavon: | twe gud a fore he spoke; Laaw Colonel Seward come | Pee! (this Whole Country: aud | McludiNg eight hundred wud tilty volumes | 40 Cwuselling (ie ai dove trios, Lr. Field | review in & sinail cafe of the Hatignolles | ture; only one person bad died ia the | wrro.eee re, when Payne went out be bad @ | Gur desire in to uauifest Iu every nauner| Of the Asjutant General's last report, and | ‘Tux Prosident has recognized Arnold tly urged the A mbly to labor for | with one of the education of that clpss of forehe # old comrades of the Gouin | Course of eight days previous to June Prius sworo, and exa tablishment, ‘the will | @ grants, for fee! | Jonx Three fourthe of the inkabite: wae no talk abo: ined by | Américha U ‘Our respect for those whe 1 nto. Tf trust Nauioual | other publio pr ety. our bage tull of | Marquess as Congul-Geveral of Peru iu "| the Adjutant Geuerai'e report had been cut | New York; Jacob toe), aa Co ular Agent fn eo doing they would confer the greatest | polities; and nothing in the attitud rated. The total of p who | Mr. Wilson — Resides in Prince George | may prolong your stay In Massachusetts iflrieu = yp into paper OF France at Wilmington, N.C. ; aud Pred advantage upon the United States. | Innguage of the mau oould od to's | died in the course of ene month sad'e bell expense to Ma., and was e Justice of the Peace | |y to enable tis to mauiiest our bigh regard for | YE ~ee— tek Chass Consular geht ef Branse The Bey. Mr. MuCracken, delegate frou | supposition thi had cou d the tors | wae 42, eleventh hour. The registra- know Jobn H. Surratt; I bad » con. | YUF vlflee, aud to you persoually, Tne Grand Jury at Chariestoa, 8C.. have | at Savauual the Old Bohool of Americas Presbyterians, | rivle projsct 80 eoon to be put in execution Pasama tion will be completed in Louisianw ut the | vereation with him either in 1864 of 1845; | ‘To this Prosideat Johason replied Alen addres dd the mecting, aud pave! Lis + Whieh Lalonwe to the inferior | The misunderstanding betmaan tha mar! ime udicted all the partt dia the late | — WET ee pyre — epee a alana Jb RAOr vaso ta paccy | Mh PA Alon Wares Moura bplure HL ANAK: icc Biallanen sANIAOULL gas tly law ier Lo Laval disp Jar gyugas 7 Ti he Og, @ae: a,