The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 21, 1869, Page 1

¢ THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR A WAR CLOUD IN BRAZIL, TUE NON. JAMES WATSON WEBB DE. MANDS HIS PASSPORTS, mie The Origin of Dificulty—Firmness of Gen. Wedv-Secretary Seward’s Inatrice draws the Caune of Offence a the Last en Correspondence of The Sun. Rio Janrino, May 26.—For the past two weeks Wits city has been ina state of excitement over the fuspentlon of diplomatic relations between the ited Stites Minister, the well-known Gen, James Watson Webb, and the Brazilian Foreign Minister, ‘The trouble created great consternation among com: mercial ani monetary men, Inasmuch as the conse- quences would have been very injurious to the credit Of Braail in Europe, where she is secking @ lown. ‘THK ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE, In November, 1966, tho Canada, an American Whale ship, ran on the Garcia reef, near the mouth of the Rio Grande do Norte, The Captain and crew of the versel worked manfully, and at last got her afloat, At this time some Brazilian soldiers, despite the protests of the Captain, seized her, notwith Sanding the fact that she was out of danger. The ship and cargo were afterward sold ang the pro- seeds were deposited in Don Pedro's treasury. The tain went to America aud laid his case before the Hon. William L, Marcy, Mr. Pioree's Secretary of State. Reclamation was demanited of the Br tillan Government, Seflior Paranhos, then ax now Minister of Foreign Affairs, refused it. He charged the Captain of the Canada, his three mates, and twenty-two seamen, who swore to the facts, with perjury and deliberate barratry, A LULL IN TIE NEGOTIATIONS. ‘This refusal was in 1868, Lewis Cass, then Seere- tary of State, did not press the matter any further, The rebellion came on, and William H. Seward suc ceeded Mr. Cass. At the close of the war the own ere of the Canada again importaned their Govern ment for justice. On the 17th of July, 1967 demanded reclamation, with Interest to dat claim then amounted to over $400,000, ‘The foreign Seoretary of Brazil received that order on Aug. #1 Over a year passed, during which the clam came bofore four different Ministers of Foreign Aftairs, but no answer was returned. The American Minis ter then made formal reclamation of Paranlos, who had again come in power. Pending the dircas sion, Paranhos, without giving any notice to the Anicrican Minister, directed the Brazilian Min {ster in Washington to nsk Mr, Seward to reéxamine the claim, with a view of changing his instructions to Gon, Web», at Rio Janiero. At the same time, Paranhos [paced before Scerctary Seward his portion of the correspondence, th fecuring a point on Gen, Webb, who was pledged not bo forward itis until the negotiation was closed. HOW TUK GAME WORKED. Secretary Seward promptly promised. through the Braziian Minister at Washington, to make a re- examination of the claim, Keeping Gen. Webb Mmyntidod as to his operations, Parantos then pended negotiations with him, Gen, Webb imme- diately stumped 1 to Paranhos’ palace, and demand an explanation. An angry altercation ensned, and Webb lett, complaining of ungentlemanly treatment, Ho immediately forwarded his part of ti responience to Secretary Seward. tion was then ordered, GEN, WROD TALKS WITH SEWARD, The cor. ‘The reéxamina- Before the examination was concluded, Gen, Webb loft this city and went direct to Washington, where be saw Secretary Sewird. He exposed to the Secre. led a cuange in f the Examiners’ Feport to compro for lees than one-tiith of the imal claim, including interest. In his new in- strictions, Mr. Seward rediiced tne pround of com: plaint to one for error, ind an sbuse of inwful au- thority b. ihe Bragiiln boldicrs in seizing the ves. fel. ft seems that the reef was not within a marine Teacue of the shore, and the Government, believing ft to be othervine, had negieted to state the true ground of its jurisdic Mr, Seward dered to compromise the lait GEN, WHBB AGAIN AT KIO JANBINO On March 29, Gen, Webb returned to this city with Seward's new instructions, On the dist, he resented them to the Biron de Coteripe, the new inister of Foreign Affairs, who received then ap. Parently with «reat sutistaetion, On the Bib of April, the American packet being about to sail on the 9th and Genera Webb bem iil in bed, he sent his Seeretary of Legation, tue Lidgerwoods to the b Cotegipe's residence, to inquire whether pled or rejreted the otter of compromo made by the Goverument of the United States, in order that he wight report the re sult by steamer, on the following day. CAUGHT IN BIS OWN ThAP. The Barc Mr. Seward’s instructions embodied in Mr despatch, He based this refusal on the f Brazilian Minister at Waslipgtou bad vot informed him that Mr, Seward had issucd ony such justruc tions, Mr. Lidsersood told the Baron that he bad seen the original instructions tn ard’s own handwriting, and (iat Gen, Web) Tent was correct. Sooner than bev the Baron's offensive answer to Gen, Webb, be would show bim Mr. Sewara's uanu-erips mneiricions, ‘The Baron, ough "nckyowledging that be way familiey wath Mr Seward's handwriting, retused to look at the instructior thon, for the frat time, repudiated GEN, WEBD WARNS THE MARON, ‘On April %, Gen, Webb, who i informed of the Baron's course, wivie him a lettor appealing to him not to aduere fo his decision, a» it made Mr, Beward's instructions 40 much waste paper, or a for gery, Ho insisted that he savuld not be held respon Bivie for the wegicet of the Brazilinn Minister at Washington, and asced for a pers val interview Mr, Lidgerd ood presented: thie 1 tter to the Baron ‘on the same day, and urged upon him the necessity ‘of changing Las’ position if he would avotd @ sus: peusion of diplomatic intercourse, A RUPTURE. The Baron de Cotegipe re used to read or rece the letter, Again diselaim dail nn kind feelin the #hghtest disrespect towards Webb; but Insisted that the Government of tie United States bad tread their Min.sier woti disrespect and wounded the senstoilities of the Im Govern ment; and that what purported to be renewed in- structions, could not aud would not be receiv The Seertiry of Legation revlicd that i was Minister end the aiguity of his Governme were outraged ; and tovk his leive, beng ng wilh Dim the letter which the Bare usd Wy tee Before leaving. Lowever, Gen, Webb wa not to seek an int iview unt the Baron ¢ Dad officially replied tw his vote of the Bist of Maren On the folowing day the rected nove was aguln handed to the baron, and left With him, Ga May Gen Webb wrote aseathini Baron, Init be used the following Has no other nation but that of tho bnperial Mentjual Fusceptbilitios to be wounded? Fepubiic, oust ng of its for na of and lutel gent (reenien, be a Hb © Lo contempt ous treatwont as the Lmperias Guveriment of Br Qs ib 18 Upon. the tuetiiulon of hu aa: not within ie pre ull hical @nd reactionary adminisiral Of Brazilian sftuire that the uicersened, the uly accredited buvoy Bxtrwordiaa'y ait Minister Pion y from the United statcs, may have sus cept to be wounded, quite entitled to Colmderution aud respect a> are tho just suscoptlbilt ties of the A Washington Gen. Webb then told the Baron that he might Detter recogn ze the instructions, and rejces their jor of the Tniperial Governuoat tn comprowise if he didn't want to pay tie clan, MOK OF IT—GEN, WEBB GOING, Gen, Webb ren.onstruted Jn vain, A sharp cor- respondence ensued, ‘Tae Biron returned Gen Wobb's lirst letter as inaull don May 10 Gen, Webb deinanded his pis ports. Tuoy Were # Gt him on the 1h, The General pycked Ni traps, and engaged pussage on the Merrit reat: st excitement prevailed over thy ry foreign Ministers all syinpatiiaed with Gon, Webb, and tue mayority of the nowspapors publisiied edito’ rials leans In tis favor, All the correspon was then published, ‘This tad a great elect upon the public, who were fearful of a war with United Siatos, QING, GOING, BUT NoT GoNm, At o'clock Gen, Webb embarked, the Government the steamer ww By order of detained two he Whe Burvn appeared=wpralled at the storm he had created. Wevb fumed like a diplomatic fion, nod refused to parley, The Baron's back hen gave Way, and at Afteon minutes before 4 ereidke just as the anchor was beg raised, ho. re oad tie validiy "and authenticity ‘or Seetetury Seward'’s instruction, conerding all Gen, Weob demanded. ' Webb's trunks ck on thy wharf, and Webb himsel! Jollowed them, limping down the gang-plank of the Merrimack With a pecnnar satisfaction. His wite ac~ companied hin. Everybody sce ful, the diplo- fnaie ceombatints resumed tueir fraterudl relations, Aud mgut rushed over Kio. Junicro, with the Merri: fnack torly miles at sea, and Gen, Watson Webb sur. Founded by Americans ‘drinking bumpers of cham- ‘pagne in the leadiug hotel of to, i employed to watch « caret ctaoitalley, wasucc\Jentally wounded y James Lynch, who shot at an uaknown boy fur ia hia Windows ‘ —_ toro THE RICHMOND COUNTY SHOW. _—— Strawberrion and Speed Objnrantions at the s road Company—Tho Kn Everything Else Well Done. The aunouncement of a horticultural show and series of trotting matchos at New Dorp, 3. 1, on Saturday, drew togetier # large assemblage of State Isianders and their wives and daug itera, as well as A number of sportive and sympathetic New Yorkers, No arrangement having been made at the landing for the transportation of outside barbarians, there was much fretting and fuming among the latter, who had to wait nearly four hours until the Vanderbilt Railrond saw fit to place a train at their service. Arrived at last, however, they were more than re- paid for their forced patience in the horticultural part of the treat, although the races were badly managed. The show was in the Club House, a short distance from the race course, and the display of trawberries, and early fruits was very fine. Mr. J. Kadiets, of Tod Hill, took the first priae for flowers, and Mr. Palmer the second, This feature of the entertainment was especially attractive to the falr sex, and they lingercd so long over its many beauties, of course detaining their oncorts, that the races, which were announced tor £3), did not take place’ until 4; and, even then, those which were Promised were not contested. ‘Not to be deprived Of thetr anticipated sport, the gentlemen got up two Acrateh matches, bel ween horses which were known to bave been owned in the cou) ty before April 1, ‘The first was between Mr. Vanderbilt's span of Canadian horses and Mr, Barton's grays, and was won by the "Canucks" in 203; distance, three Quarters of a mile. ‘The second race waa between Mr. Nichols's Car- Jotta and Mr. Vau Clif’'s bob-tailed ‘bay; owners to drive, After the first b owever, ‘which was won by the bay, Mr. Nich rained hy arm, and un angty dispute ensned, when Hen Brown was per- mitted to take his pi This did not change tae fortunes of the bay, for he won the next two heats and tie race; although be would bave been beaten ot Broken at a eritt ey changed hands. Ac the close of the day the fowers wero disposed of by auction, LIVE IN TUL M -_ Tony Pastor's ( A novel entertainment was given et Tony Pastor's Opera House on Saturday ovening, Prizes were offered for the best and worst conundrums. A silver cup for the former, and $10 for the latter. Peter MeCormack took the firat prize for the 1llow- ing: * Why would the company at Tony Pastor's Opera House be very usetul in founding » tewn at any point of the Plains crossed by the Pacific Rail road t Because, to furnish coals they Wy afine Collier, ‘To keep the forge going, there's an excel lont Smith (Helene), They'd have plenty of rabbits, for there's a good Warren, For their first chare! yard they'd furnish a Graver. If they tad no streots, they'd at least have two Nol Courts, If the town wasn't big enough they could enlarge it by taking a Ficid-in, They necdn't fear cold weather, for if the Winters didn't suit them, they could intro- duce Somers. If the Indians should try to bully them, why they could Bulii-more ; they would play new Riggs on them. They never would lack water, for they have an inexhaustible Poole, and their ret church should have a first-rate Pastor.” The verdict of the audience in favor of this last conundrum was #0 entirely unanimous that Mr, ‘Thompson decided that it was the best. Mr. J, DB. ‘Thomas took the second prize for this: * When is a cigar like a kero: sene lamp? When it's alight.” ‘The play of * Ixion"* then went on, and Tony Pastor's receipts for the evening amounted to $700, ph nea Yellow Fever in the Lower Bay. The U.S, Sloop of War, Saratoga, from Hay ana, June 7, and Key West, 11th, for Portsmouth, N. HL, put im at this port oo Saturday morning with six teen cases of yellow fever on board, besides five who died of the malady in Havana and during the passage ‘The following ts a list of the victims : Died—John I Quinn, surgeon, Jane 6; Michael Bowler, post-war ine, June 7 Jobn Riley, eeaman, 18th; Kdward Fitz. gerald, seaman, 19th; George N. Flagg, Lientenant, Wt, at Quarantine, Sick—James 8. Giraud, P. A. Pay.; Wm, W. Garter, gunner; N. G. Tompkins, boatawain; Walter A. Fulling, mate; W. KE. MeMul Jen, captain's clerk; H. ©, Racbel, lieat.; Rovert An- derson, sig. quartermaster; Frank Robinson, steerage cook; James Anderson, was. app.; Samuel Blodgett, mete; W. H. Palmer, marine corporal; James Key. nolds, mare; John Henry, marine; Michael Has- ford, marine; Samuel Rothberg, mus. app; John Hennoberger, marine, The sick men were transfer red to the horpitalsbip Minos. The Saratoga is a sailing vessel and has a crew of 204 men ull Wd, joners of the Metropolitan Fire Department were indignant (so says @ member of the Beard of Health) because the Board of Healtu took npon itself the analysis of kerosene olf, claim: ing that they (the Commissioners) were the proper persons to investigate auch matters, The Health Board succumbed and the Hire Dopariment took charge of kerosene, Soon a flaming pamphlet ap- peared, in which was evolved a printed cortificate purporting to have been sigued by Fire Commission- er Monmouth B, Wilson, strongly recommending a certain kerosene company, ‘The Commissioner (of Heulth) who gives us this information had this com. pony's oll tested, and found that it exploded at 90 degrecs, of ¥ degrecs loxs than tho standard, ‘The Cotuminsioner believes that Cap. Wilson was tmpos. ed upon. anes Liquor and Gambling on Sanday Yesterday afternoon, a Scotchman called on Inspector Jamtoson at the Central Police office, and eald that he had drank in elght liquor stores during the day. Insome he played cards, and lost over $150 at bluffand euchre; but when ke had lost his last cent, his friends, the propr ked him out, He did not care for the money, but he wanted to compinin of the Hquor-dealers for reliing bim liquor, He seemed to have a special quorrel with Jolin Seheirring, of #4 Weat sircet, As be was pret ty tight, his story about the number of places in which he had drank was accepted as true, He was referred to the Excise Attor —— SMASU ON TK ERIE RAILWAY, A Locomotive and Fourteen Cars Tumbled into the Passnic—The Crash Heard Over Two Milos Away—The Fliuht of the En- knee At 20 minutes to 8 o'clock on Saturday even ing © Weatern-bound stock train, drawn by Engine No. 168 of the Erie Iallway, took the switch just pro: vious to arriving at Passaic Bridge, Next passed the lightning train,§ and following came No. % Pater son train, and five minutes afterwards followed the train that has been wrecked, Five minutes had not passed when tho Western-bound train came dow. While the other twotrains were passing, Mr. Rose, the bridge superintendent, was etancing at the east end of the bridge, and, as schooner had been in waiting, his assistant be gan to (urn off the upper or northern slide of the bridge, when the freight train, composed of engine No 155 and twenty-five cars, came thunder: ing down. Mr, Rose, station agent, who was on that sido of the bridge, shouted and threw his bat high in the alr, attracting the attention of the enginecr, Ryan; anid as the engine ran on to the bridge, less etors, tian 100. feet away, he and the firema leaped On sped’ the train, over the en: forty, feet down,’ N tender, and throwing @ tall somersa tment atter anol of ther ifway ove stern the opposite at rested, ne the e:npty ear « crashing wnd grinding, until fonrteen ed up the chasm, and the fifteenth, oF want of space Was stopped « reaching the end of the bildge the new mah on this acetion of the road, spray the engine and he and the fireman have f the time when the veomotive wer tover the draw, & brakeman was on the top of ene of the frombt ears; but he made a sudden break for the r, and as after the other went down he leapod onward and thus #avea himself, Mr. Terhune, a merchant of Jersey City, Who stood below justin range,» thatthe crash was the most terrific that he ever heard, und by subsequent testimony it appeara that it was beard’ at Rutherford Purk Hotel und below, Unree miles from the secne, ‘Thousands of people Visited the scene yesterday afternoon, ‘Ihe draw bridge wie Mterally smashed Sec aenammnsionman! Wife Murder in Newark, vohn Kinney, New: warrelied yesterdey i seized an #ke, aud ot of 68 South Orange avenue, ith hn wite, Ab tho wake THE REVOLUTION OTHER EXPEDITION FROM THIS PORT YESTERDAY MORNING, joboken to the =The Men Trans Ship. Enrly yesterday morning “bout 280 expedition. ists took their departure for Cuba, A more jovial party never loft our shores on a like expedition, ‘The arrangements covld not have been better, and #0 well were they carried into effect that it was al- moat impossible for any person to drop on their movements unless previously informed. ‘The men were kept apart as much as possible previous to the departure, and nothing was known in tho recruiting office from which they started beyond the fact that a party of New Yorkers were golug on; a fishing ex- carsion down tue bay ‘The force consisted of two hundred and eighty-one men, among whom wero fifty Cu- Dans; the rest were mado up of Irishmen, Freachmen, and Americans, the whole party being under the supervision of Col. Phillips, About one hundred of the party came from Albany, aud aro as strong, stout, and hearty fellows as ever listed in any war, ‘The place of rendeavous wns the little elty of Hoboken, Soon after dark on Saturday night squads of from six to ten could have beon seen crossing the Christopher und Barclay street ferries, and during the evening the various saloons were visited by the recruits; but nothing concerning their intended journey was divulged. The only thing known, or that contd be gained from the party, was that they intended going on ® jolly old excursion, One of the leading headquar ters of the expeditionary party, 45 Washington sueet, kept by Measra, Linder & Bronlie, was crowded throughout the evening, and among the party who scemed to be officiating were Capt. Wright (who has been detailed for recrulting), Capt, Parison, Col. Phillips, Lient, Bearman, and several others, Drinking was the order of the ovening, and many was the porting drink taken by the boys, I nothing was said that might give the slightest clue to any outaider. A tug liaving been engaged to tow the party down the bay, it was arranged for them to leave before 12 o'clock. At about halt-paat 11, the tug steamed ap toa pier near the Hoboken baths, aud here the men embarked on board inn very quictand orderly man they steamed awn kot out Into the stream, U There were on board ac: had furniste, money for the expedition ; and ay the tue at down the river, fve kegs ‘of Inger were brougtit deck € allowed to help themaelvos Was one offthe liveliest ever witnessed, Ue man all aeemed in good spirits, and somo umused themselves by singing, while others Stretched themselves here and there about tho dvek, And went to sleep, We noticed only two or Uhree under the influence of liquor, and they #oon fell aslecp, so that they made little or no trouble, | Whea the tiz had passed Bedloe's Island, Col, Phitips called the men together aad addressed them, inform ine them that he was proud to gee so many ou howd, Dnt was somewhat annoyed at tue absence of other adding that he bad expected to take out over five hundred men ; out he remarked that a doul of blame rested with the uMlcers, for he observed that the men who had not put in'an appearance were under minand of of b . He knew of two of ti were in Hoboken Previous to their nd he hid heard that said that they would not tii they got ir bounty, He assured the men that ax soo 8 they gol on board the steamer they al paid each $15 dollars, He further remarked t Would be well ered. for well under way Guey sould ve provided with uni- forms, Afver three hearty cheers for Capt. Phillips, whole expedition indulged in lager, and several boxes of ciguis also went the rounds, ' Several boata were passed, and once they were bailed by what seemed to be a quarantine beat. Dr, Swinburne's Officers inquired where they were bound, and they wore answered, “To the Fishing Hao k ‘Tne tug kept Well iv under the Highianda, and soon mado the ocean, After passing the Neversink ligitt houses they took an easterly course, mid ran a litte northeast of Ge light ship.’ Here it was capocted that they would ‘meet the steamer which was to convey the troops to Cuba, but whe was not insight, and @ large four pound blue Heht was set off vt the bow Of the boat Which made a brithant Hght for @ while, and which Listed for ever ten tuinutes, A clone look’ out wus was kept and soon a simtiar light was visi- ble about five miles to the woutiward. The tue 1 ately went about and made in the direction of igna!. It was nearly an hour's ran before the veasel hove In sight, When the tas neared t steamer she proved to be a heavy eraft bearing that ou reporter could so. The tug rin up fhe starboard side of the vessel, and tt was the work of ouly a moment to heave a double set of Tope steps aver the side of the steamer, and #000 the men were mounting the ladders, and alter somo ff teen minutes ll were saiely quay tered on deck ns thes aceneral jubilee mittee of three Cubans w twas a little past 3 o'clock when all wore ab and instantly the signal was given, and (he stea without any del y, was soon under way for her Unauion, The tug, with balf «dozen Who secompa: ed (he party down, returned tu tie eity, recwehing ¢ Battery ut a title pant # o'clock yesteiday morn ang. —_-—, United States Revenue Officers to Act with he Spaniards, Wasminoron, June 20.—The revenue and other Federal oMiccrs were, months ago, spucifically ine siructed by the Government to uns due diligence to prevent the suiling of illegal expeditions to the isiand Action has been taken by thein in all cases Where information bas been farnishe:| showing i real or intended violation of the wentrsliry laws Hometimes the complaints of Spanivh officials were founded on mere conjecture or suspicion, ———— : SSIDENT!S MOVEMENTS. aS Sat How he Went @ Shopping on Saturday—Ilin Visit to Niblo's in the Evening—At Church and Diniug with Mr. Stewart Vestoraays In tho midst of the bustle and turmoil of the clty, President Grant is trying to take things easy at tho residence of his relatives in Twenty-seventh THE PK street; but his admirers here will net let him have peace. On Saturday he wos visited by Senutor Morgan, Gen, Dix, Gen, Sickles, A. 'T, Stewart, and many loos notable pi Jent in his humbler days yous who knew the Presi In the forenoon the ladies went ehopp Broadway, the crowds on that thorouch! ne eheering the “conquering loro’ a4 he passed from place to place and receiv mute bows in return. At the jew of Broadway and Prince at the Prosident Leased reveater and other articles of ent for Mrs, Grant, and when be a little crowd awaited his werival wiih Learty appiaase, flernoon the Presidential party te to Central Park, und after enjoy n'y music awhile they inade a tour of tha x retreat, returning W their temporary home y tore cor a7 PM é Th the evening, the President and tamtly vin my Nivio's with Mr. AAT, Stewart, ind enjoyed the pls of Sinbad the Sailor,’ wite thetplamp Lydia and th beantivul Paniine, wh be o¢led, notwithewnding the glances of Mrs. Grant, ‘Their presence was not ol served by those alreaay soubed until near the end Of the aecond act, When, by a sort of instantaneous tography, it was flashed from spectator to spec: tator, and then, suddenly, a& if by some magic of wound mulltung, everybody Was aware of ib at the sume nil It was imposaible to prevent an outburst, First, “Grant! Grant! went round | ant! Grant!" nobody » 3 itle in the eca? of the naine, Every ye Wi upon the bor—a perfect battery of coup Wall by the way—and dozens spral fovt by the way of obtaining a bester and more wat eof tI factory gilny .e proprietor of the war. of (he great name eas to shirk tho responsibility culls the President appeared an tie enthusasin ka 1 of which the Pre: erruptod car up rguin just wire its thicud bad been bow an in the ty e briefly wis take broken, In Miss Thompson's burlesque stump speech, vid the Cireuysian slavetnarket seene alasion ta tude to the President, und there was @ round of deutening applinse, Listing soveral moments, Mrs, Grant was sliocked at the indceenctes of the Clo: ducies, and suxyested going home; anid the General Walked away with glow steps, custing glances over his shoulder at the sage Yesterday morning Gen, Grant stayed at home Viewors, A number of well knowp get allo! to pay their reapeets, among them Dixon ands The Genoral did not ntil Bo'civek In the witernoon, even in the elty, He had exproted (0 visit Taul's Churet in, Fourth avenue, but wus too busy Wo do so, ALS v'eluex he rode to luke d with Mr. A. 'T, Stewart He found prow mtb Mis host, Judges fi at and Roosevelt, Hilton aod wite, Mr. aud Mrs, Corbin, Mrs. of Long Isand dnd ber daughter, Bre, Grautue com; uted the General, ‘At # o'clock in the evening the company broke Bat presoutly Gen. Sickles culled again, and witit Ini Gen. Grud apent some tine In clost conversa, tion, Gon, Grant, his wile, 6ou snd daughter wil leave for Washington W-mvrrow wornine om the 60 hoe MONDAY, JU JOHNNY THE GRELK, —_—s— or,’ or His Honor's Ghost on the Bowery — Liverpool Jack’ Hounslow -Why was J the Greek out of the Tombet To the Kilitor of The Sun, Sin: “Tempus fugit.” Se does his Honor “Johnny the Greek." Like his eorér.. “ Reddy, his movements are chronicled dali, @et by the moon, but by Tum Sum. It seoms that Tux Sux (if your allegations in your issue of to-day be true) Upow revolving upon its axis Inst evening, threw Its rays full upon the amiable and familiar countenance of Johnny the Greek, not In that socladed institu Mon so Atly denominated the Tombs, but in the Bowery. Now, Mr. Sox, there mast be @ mistake some where, or, at wyers more respectfully term it, au error, How could Johnny, confined in that granite structure in Centre street, patiently waiting for bis friend MoCready to “ tarn ap,” be seen in that pop lous thoroughfare the Bowory? Whether be w: there in the body corporeal or in the spirit we cai not say, bat we have great faith in your reporter's veracity when he says “ that people clatched their pocketbooks and disappeared.’ ‘Times lave not changed In this reapect, for years when that celebrated and successful pickpocket, averpyo! Jack, peter in the Bowery (that was bis mous“ clutching” of ‘war around without seeing Lim, detunet * Jack” ha aseurediy fallen upon the shoul- ders of our present sutjcct, Now, the only thing the publie care to know at Present is, was “Johnny the Greek” Promenading Hounslow Hoath), thero was an abnost unani- wallets, People conld tell he The mantic of the Bowery last any other man? Tr It was “His Hovor,” as T believe, who was it opened bis prison, and in whose company was he when seen? And where in he now? Perhaps our worthy Sheriff, his deputies, or the warden of the City Prison codld inform the public how ho was at muazaled ;" at any rate, they would like to they are acting in the capeclty of quurdians nay,” for whose safety they are very solt citous antl his case shall have becn finally passed upon by the Court, before whom it ts supposed be Will shortly have to ‘appear, Respeetiully yours, —— " RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, —— gees Dedication of a Baptist Church, The Baptist Society of Yonkers dedicated their new } worship yesterday, after firewell services bad been held in ihe old church on Broad. Way, whence the two Baptist Sunday schools of the vilinge (about 700 pupils) went to the Warbt avenue Sabbai school, wh addresses come were delivered, At the morning services the usual exercises, a dedicatory prayer was offered by the Rev. T ight, editor of the Atragniner aud Chronicle, ternoon @ anion service ww and addresses were delivered by the Rey. Dr rot St. John's Episcoyal Chureh; the Ki ‘ole, of the Reformed Church, and othe in ©. D. W. Bridgman, of Alvany, vening, oF was it Archbishop McCluskey laid the corner stone, yesterday afternoon, of the new Catholic Church of the Huly Innocent venth street, Breadway, wilh appropriate ceremonies, tn the p Hence of '® Inge aswembl Tho Kev, Father Quinn, of St. P-Ler's Church, preached the sermon, Dut Le! was cut ehort and the multitude was rcatter: by the rut ‘ho ground 1 TOx12 fect, and ont orizimalls, witi the ParsouaKe and three houses the pew build» IL require $100.04) more. to be of brick, front of Cleveland white stone, trimmed with lo brown atone, and will be Gothic tn sty! ‘The Rey. Jonn Larkin is ad the Key. Father Fitzsimmon TUE NUGH KELLY MURDER, pirremaaeiy ‘The Attem widenee of Thetr Crime-Sonding oir Viet New Jorsey—Inquests Newark and New York. The body of Hugh Kelly, who died tr Newark ‘on Tuowday last, of Injuries received in this elty on the ad of May last, is #til the Morgue. After the death of Kelly, In Newark, Coroner Caase gave pei anion to remove the body aa it was becoming d £0) but the object of this action on his part has vot been secured as tho authoriies here desire to hold an inqitest, was begun by Cor oner Chase on 1 was adjourned to nony of the mother and Fiste ubstunce of their tention ton the evening of the ¥d day of May Kelly ‘with some persone who Kept asa hits mother, his sister, an rod and ‘Thirteenth tr Second avenue. Kelly ran ‘away up stairs, . but he subsequently de- seended to th Rafferty, Jc The ciren Newark while he wos still living were then ferly, one of hig assailants, was arrested for tho p: which be took in the affray, and was hi to ball in $1,000 to answer, He then'attemptod to ‘netue it” by’ the payment of $200. ‘The tendered payment was rejected by Mes, Kelly, and the theve aasatlan ts folmed another plan to get Kelly oat of the way #0 to afford them if possible an opportunity to excape ishment for their crime, They subscribed ouey enough to pay the doctor's bill, and procured tis assent Lo & removal and evange of air for the injured nan. Kelly was tuen sent to Newark, whore he died. wan attack eter McManus. yy Diichacl Coroner Keenan was called late on Saturday evening to take the anfe-mortem deposition of Jawes Strappe, ‘Thirty-third street and Seventh avenue, who was at that tine suffering in Bellovue Hospital of poison taken by misiake for medicine." 8 aes to Dr t Amand, of 149 Bleecker street, to das proper remedies for his ease, Amand gave him ne medicine which, having been taken by Sirappe, produced such agon.aiog sensations that he went | relief to a dra, ein Thirty-third strect, 3 Grugxist eave Strappe an emetic, and it was’ found tac the wlomach contained arsenite of copper, or Vurls green, An andow was given, aud the pi- ferer was hurried to Bellevue Hospital, where every Attention was paid to, his cage; but the poivon had taken bh and he died yester morniu Tue Coroner hat ordered the arrost of k ————— Passengers for No The steamship Great Republic, from Hong Kong, Moy 19, arrived at San Francisco yesterday, York, as foliows; Mrs. J. two childres MoGrath and two ebil Mr. Ginoealt, Od, ‘dren,’ 3 ¥,'P, Alu Dava and Thome’, W.W bert, Capt, Samuel Newton, wife and enild, \W Kautlman, and J. L, McGowan, Tho Groat Repu lic brings 1,200 Chinese, Ts ovements of Presiden € didatos, Chivf-lustice Chaxe will leave Raleigh, N. C., to- y for Kichwond, Vay Where he will spend a few days. Ex-Secretary Soward and Denver on Thursday, und were werenaded by the GAR. ‘They started for the mountains on Friday co- President Colfax spent Sunday In Springtle!, Mass. a4 the guest of Bamuel Bowles, Ke leayer to-morrow vieit Senator Morrdli at Susst ford, Vt. party arrived in Bont Race at Hackensack A race was contested at Hackensack on day evening by HB, Zabriskie and B, L. Arn niven fect working boats, for m prize valu ove hundred dollars, David Banks, Jr, was clioson roivree; 1. M. Withers, judge for Arnold, Alien S. Swai for Zabriskie, At Og P, M, thoy started Arnold gained the lead but was unable to keep tt more than 20 yords, When Zabriskie shot aliead, and continued to Increase with each stroke, turning the stake twenty, boat's lengths ahead,teventually reach ing the score, an easy winner, in 17:43, ——_ A Execution in South Carolina. Cuanteston, June 20,—The first exesuti South Carolina under the recomsiracies Sate (ov erument took place on Beiday aferavoa at Arling ton Court House, where Oyrus Coachman, a nero, was hanged for’ the murder of Robers'l. Hy zens Winte, in January last. The execution parsed of quictly, the Sheri and ministers who. ott diated, wn Well as most of the spectators ant guards, Leiug al) uogeocs, Couclman confessed lj y guilt, ———— NEW JELSHY Sa es Id named Joyce fell out of cnitc : ta Grand virdoe Bobowene yeaiceies ion’ g, hud Was Instantly killod, iy ie nt John MeGregor and other pifelals made the best actual trip over $h 4 York Kaniroud'on Mawurday. Ne Newers aud Wow Levi J Glaus i of 109 Mulhorry atroot, New: wark, wis drowned yesterday your Koss Raliroud bridge. v aner tae Merve and Tho public houses of Jorsey Cit were closed yesterday, by order of Chict Fowler ul Jersey City and Mayor’ Uarrlson of Bergen, John Trusile, of 6 Monmouth strect, Jersey Oily fell through a batehway on Saturday afternoon at Goticrs & Gregory's crucible works. Hed yesterday WGrKing div, Theodore Bott, of 207 Market atrect, New ark, had two horses, valued at $600, poieoved yea olson Was evidently giveu .o them by rday myvt and Horgen viday. | Ta some malicious person, Mr, Kling, « toamater of Mowatt, was killed laut evening at the ket 5 Coie bar ic rtemeucs he ct t tis polae and was tbrowa oul ia MW ar ‘over bis RIGHTS OF WORKINGMEN, THE WASHINGTON PRINTERS PIGHT- DEAD ISsU Excitement ington Printers’ Union The Adoption of a Majority Keport Admittiog Yo Dow Adjourned to Prevent the Admission. Wastratox, June 0. —Typographical Union No. 101, of this city, met Inst nieht, The anticipa- tion that the ease of Lowis H, Douglass, for ad- mmission or rejection into the Union, would come up had the eifect of bringing together one of the largest representations of the composttors of the elty ever congregated at one meeting, Two of the Committee on Nominath reported in favor of ten applicants, Including Lewis 11. Douglass. As to the of the Murderers to Bay off last named, they said he had served a suMicient length of time at the business; that he given satiefaction as ‘compositor A good character; is not a‘ rat and that there i# no reason except his race and cols that should deprive him of becoming a member o the phieal Union, Being, therefore, © fair man they recommended that he be admitted to mem, bership in Columbia Typographical Union. ‘A minority report was submitted, signed by the remaining member of the committer. After stating the facta fn the case, he says the plain requirements of the’ law ‘of this Unton and of tie National Union are not to admit to membership a printer without card, who comes from a place where a Union exists, unless he brings from such Union a certificate satirfectorily explaining why he has mone, and that the character Donglass established for himself in Denver still at trches and does not Hitt him above the operation of tho general law, ontaide of which Union No, 101 ean not travel, A motion was made to table the latter or y feport, The voto resulted in yens 2, nays IMNTho arnonncement of the vote was received with bisves, On motion ¢ Unon pr candidates proposed for adm vm apon tl with the exception of Lewin H. Donglass Thrde names having been batloted dates clected, the President was about to road the fourth, when’ a motion to adjourn was made, and this prevailed amid disorder aid excitement, ‘Tho Wash! Bricklayers’ Tronbles. Two colored bricklayers having snployed in the Washington Navy Yard, the Washington Bricklayers’ Union, acting unter thatyr acl, ordered a etrike against them. ‘noinas Mooney, Robert Patterson, Benjamin My ors, J. W, Billott, Richard Robey, and William My ers refived to strike against the colored men, and were accordingly expelled from the Union, Where: upon Mr. Mahoney, tn bebaif of his associates above ned, wrote the following letter to the Washing ton Hrleklayers’ Unio GENTLEME: Ata meeting of the Union helt Jane 4, 1908, it was rn ed by a large wai the mm (hat mynelf apd other mein bers 0 in the Navy Ya work 6 the Union. This made up that Colored briekiayers are empl: respectfaliy decline to quit the © Were your proccedings conducted | and humanity, You Woald have no catiee demand ie Were you to open your. doors. for not colored wen to your Union the same ho Government work {to theln, the trouble would ead. Though you exclude political di fro) ie, you iit J pedy, or at least th mall n dorm to be applied wi Hyon would cove: " fay enmpinint, wad Lam of opinion that If they were Feturned to #lavery to-mor Fow you would fo aller your Taw that y ik have Che meithnable privilege of workin hattel. Your commenced your th ‘ended in your deteat, with no Better prosp, Casion, Its raid that [entered into certain o when i joined the Union. Ladwit it. Dut when It t nied of me to Fe y convictions of right and ¥ to Join with men to coharrass the Government, And maki War Hyon portion Of my own eoantly Lord et will taks my atand on tne aide of have uothing to do with a co ree ho UBFigtiLeune as yo would have ine to do, You have good and senalble Among you; but they will bot listen to wise cou You are joined to. alone. Trogret that Bing this letter, 1th strife with my follow mon.” A qui ‘nud temperament heat. The har from d-class and $4 day of ten hogrs. Last Saturday §240 way pa to members, ‘There are about 1,100 members, most of whom are Germans and are members of the throe Unions, Thanks were tendered to the Bricklay No. 2 for $50, aud to the Cabinetmakers for $200. ‘There is no doubt that the Framers will rucceed. bor Items. The painters hold a higly-important meeting this evening. : Taast week 600 applications wore made for work fat the new iabor bureau lu Mimptoa Busia ‘The finishers and clippers of iron house work are forming on organization, to further which they ‘will hold a mass meeting on Wednesday evening. ‘The Cap Makers’ Union met « Jay and adopted a Constitution, ers was indignantly ot thin alterns 113 Bowery — | LOSSES BY FIRE. airag Hros.’ tannery at Campbelltown, N. ra warned on Friday night. Howell & Co.'s wagon factory, in Carthage, Onio, wae burned on Saturday night, Loss about p10, 000. ORMY wadding mill in Kinderhook, Y,, owned by James and Samnel Benson and Robert Trimper, was burned on Fridry, Lows $20,000. Atabout 7 o'clock last evening fire was dis- covered on the Ofth Moor of 254 and 26 Canal oveupled by Kimm Foreat islam » Da a 'tire. was cont thoor and ro 16 building is « cotate, aud Wis dameged about § biel BRUDKLYN. —+ bRliza Pinir wos @acharged from the hospital On Saturday morulng, and Tebrning to her home, 50 Frous stroet, died there during the allernoon. A South Fourth street (Williamsburgh) ral road car, on Saturday ulght. ran over izabeth teh in M Rmith, The ehiid died yesterd Hollinger, driver, surrendered ‘apt. Mullin, It is said that the child was a the track, The Fire Commissioners have ts for the prot securing mintasione y fire to the ed by the Br “0 ade soveral im- ton of pi serylees of the ities and. rey Com- teamboat pany, the Metropolitan Police boat Johu Full Louis Meyer and Arnold Lowis wer on Saturday for defrauding the gua cor boring the meters 40 na to permit un escape of Kae oud cheat the companies to the extent ofl or lS per cent, They charged from $10 to @0 to con Himners whowe meters they muvipulated, ‘The frond has been perpetrated upon both New York and Brookijn companies, and the companies’ oficers pre about to Koon & tour of inapection, and take oub AM moters that have been tampered with, —entiate LONG ISLAND, ‘The Hempstead pooplo bad a trot on tho Wash- ington Course on Saturday afernoun. ho horse railroad connecting Astoria with Hunter's Point was pleted on. Thursday after. noon last, aud on Saturday the cars began ruuoing through, ‘The country soat or Anthony Davis, B Bayside, consisting of a substantial dwelli ores of il, is to bo raed tuts week, red chances at $10 a chance, An unknown Canadian horse, “ Indian," won t the Fashion Course on Saturday in thy straight heute; tme—2:4 BA, and HA Competitors were Mary, ben, and Dundy, Jackson Tappan, of Jericho, sent to marke u'Saturday, tWo thoasand quarts of strawberries, Je Wid ai he received $20, Me. Tappan ix one of | the Lircont berry cultivators Ou the island, aud em- plays plogers dally, Ton tons of cobble-stone have b n taken to Tallp for the clam-bako, @ [a Rhode Island, at Johnson Miller's land alo next Weilnesday, ‘The feast will be under the direction of Capt. Bauta, of the Aasor House, and as much whead of w Coney Island cau bake ob a greyhound is aicad of a mud-turtle, Anthony Ke haven, on Saturday leaped fro dow of John Hammol's bore use in that vil He bad been jilted by a pretty French girl mediitely before his contemplated marriage to her. Ho Hes in Flatbush Hospital, Little hope ta Gulortained of his recovery. . Mr, Bleecker tovk o multitude out to Little Neck on Saturday, intending to sell Dou ton lols, and Mr. Birchott, of 16 Wall bought iity at $47.00 each, Mr. De son got mixtoon at and twenty-sovon lots at er, a young German of Wood wth tory win i M ‘Here the property was but subsequently a large mansion and fijoining, were knocked down to Mr. and he immediately resold to Mr, $200 advance, ——— ee PRICE TWO CENTS, THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. AN ENCOURAGING BEGINNING FORA LIMITED MONARCHY, THE HAND OF DEATH, > The Funeral of the Non. Neury J, Raymond to Take Place To-dny— Tributes © Memory of the Distinguished Jour- nalint. che Tho funeral ofthe Hon. Henry Jarvia Raymond | ye Prev 1 Govevembet Wreaeed Oa takes place this afternoon at 5 o'clock, from the onal to Exilo Gen, Peauela—Qilded Pree church at Tenth atroet and University place, The mise: remains are to be borne and accompanied from Mr, to R nada, Mannip, Juno 20,—Tho Cortes has passed @ bill giving the acts of the Provisional Government the force of liw, and conferring upon It the power to carry them into etteet. Gen, Peruela, a strong supporter of the ex-Queem, arrived hero on the pretext of visiting his estates, claiming his right to do so asa citizen under the Constitution. He was arrested and sentto Aranjuem, to await further orders. He will probably be exited Raymond's late residence, 12 West Ninth street, be- low Fith avenue, at 4:30 P.M. (after a prayer for the family by the Rev, Professor Shedd), In tho fol- lowing order : 1, The Reverend Clergy; tho Rev, Dr, Stephen I. ‘Tyng, of St. George's Chureh, who wil! conduct the forvices for the dend; the Rey. Mr. Kellogg, of the Tonth Street Churel, who willofer the concluding prayer; and the Rov, Henry Ward Beacher, of Mouth Chureh, Brooklyn, who will deliver re the remain’ borng byt med gentlemen : tothe Canariog, It is said that a steamer is now TEE Bee hen, Bik ral FAAS AR ES waitiag at Cadiz to take him to the istonds, Judge COP Dany * Hon. A conspiracy for the restoration of Quoen Isabelle Mr. THuRtow Ween, aaa has been discovered at Granada. a RY, te MH GmiwN et by On taki oath of wk" 7, wenwant, Me. M. Hf minnie taking the oath of office yesterday as Regent Me Gino, W.Cowris, 3, The chief mourners; Mr, Henry W. Raymond, uly ton of Mr. Haymond; Mr, Samael B, Raymond, of Rochester, and Mr. J.B. Raymond, of Detroit brothers of Mr. Raymond; his trothers-inlaw, Mr, Benedict and Mr, W Mr. George Jones, his artner and copubliaher: Judgo C. L, Benedict, of Brooklyn, and Mr, Gilbert K. Jones, 4 The physicians, Drs, Deweesc, Richanis, Hub- bard, snd Douglass, 5. The representatives of the Associated Press of Spain, Marshal Serrano delivered a speech, in which he promised to respect the Cunstitation and libertios of the country. President Rivero in reply. assured bim of the sapport of all Spaniards, The members of the new Ministry were presented to the Cortos yesterday, Gen. Prim addressed the Chamber, He promised that the Government would observe all the provistons of the Constitution, an@ 8 resentatlves of the Armorinte Dreat jie. | exiet cqual respect for them from the nation. Ife ~ on : exhorted the majority of the Cortes to continue Mr. Erastus Brooks, of Vew York Beprese. 4 iv action, and 1 fit‘ vames Gordon’ Beant Or et New Pork | Geteut tigi ane nrged the Hepabiienns: 66 Bee Heratd. Arter along discussion, the. resolution. condemns ur Char te A. of un et Mn son ing the ence of the Duke of Montpensier tn Samia New York Tribune, + Spain was rejected by 3 Ge nosed . Me, Manton Marble, of New York Worl. a resolution, araviag thal the Duke ted ing that the Duke liad perfect 6. Tho editorial a f Mr Raymond in tho | liberty to inhabit any part of the country, New York Times, Messrs, Conant, Swinton, Shep herd, Hennessy, Coleman, and Pond, and the re porters, clerks, and foreman of the establishment Other pewsrpaper and political organizations (ine eluding the Acting Agent and his deputies in the office or the Ay ed Press), who have resolved to attend the funeral in a body, ean join the above in Ninth teil Austratin tuitacing Now York. Loxpox, June 20.—Later aayices from Mob bourne report that the troubles in the Colonial Par- Hament continued, The members expelled foe britiory had been reelected ; and the persona guilty stroetvat fy PMc or meet aU the Church in Teath | of bribing the legislators, who were sent to Jail by street, punctually até PM. as they may el order of Porhament, bad been released by the du The ‘public, ceremonies’ will terminate at the | on the ground of wrongful committal. ‘The Par church; the final interment will be subsequently | ment appeals to the Privy Council and privately tly The Governor of the Btate of New York, to whorn yed by the friends of Mr nd, that they woukt be gratified him 3 in these ceremonies, telegraphs de in Greenwood Cemetery by the --— Political Arrest in Cadiz, Mapntn, June 20,—The President of a Republte can Club ih Cadiz has been arrested for making @ speech axainst Marshal Serr In the Cortes yesterday, Gen, Prim said the Gove ernment must be hard, jniexible, and even cracl repressing disorder. Ho also proposed economi veforms in the adiinistration of the finances. ALwany, Sunday, Suns 20, T rorrot much that engag sons comntng from 4 distanes coum e, WI detali me hore. ‘Tam very sorcy INT. HOFFMAN ral Committee veld a | Yacht Race. al Thames Yacht Tho Royal Thame, ‘The Radical Republican Gen 0.—the ti apecial mocting on Saturday evening wt thetr be quarters, to pay a tribate to the memory of the Hon, | Club mateh took place yesterday. Tho course was Huey h: Raymond the chair was occupied by the | (Fein Gravesend to the Nore and back. ‘The Druid Hon yoin'Y, Uritiey, who, ater opening the meet- | beat the Cambria by ono minnte, and the Bilver Teen cat Hate Willer Mesrs, J. I, | Clout by four minutos, The Uwe of the winnee 8. A. Wildes TP. Lawaon, Com. | W485 hours, 674 secon mutton at pri rolutions, which o— ‘The members of the Committee will Saturday's Eurepoan News. Ina body. Republican Gen also met on Saturday evening att a And adoped resolutions in honor of the memory of Mr, Raymond, and paying a tribute to his services as 4 journalist and as a citizen, At the eighth annual meet Reward for Orphans of Patriots, Of the City of New York on Friday evening, the ven erable Hornce Wedstor, LL. D., presiding, the See retary with deep emotion aunounced the deat. that morning of one of the Counsellors of the Tnstitnt the Hon, Henry J Raymond. Dr, Joseph W, Rich” ard, Chairman of the Executive Committers, sp nd Messrs, J. W. Richards, Rdwin P. Whit Eicht Wundred prisoners who were arrested ts during the recent election disturbances have discharged. Two hundred are sll kept in com oicial newspaver of Saturday tended the Mineral of the ently in the political ais There was no tisorder. The Spanish Government has ordered the arrest of all Carliste ana Teapeltiats on the frontier Zollvere.n is preparing a treaty of amity f Greece opened th Advincd the reorga m of ihe country. - A} resources he propos Corinth of the Institute of of the edue | faue of devoke ial throug 1 David P, Holton ¢abmitied dtting resolu. | | The treat Kastor has to Iny the new hy were adopted. Frooen Atlante cable. ust Brentano, the prince of newsmen, an Marshal ke lace of Busi and sugKeRS well bo closing Wi close their places of bus The Herald Club met on Ba regret at the great logs which prow Dun 8s: tained in Mr. Raymond's death, and their sympathy with his bereaved family, ‘They will attend We fu- noral ina body 4 Press of Philadelphia took lke Tho Associa on Saturday. oY. M. C. A, met on Saturday evening and ndgpted resolutions of rospect Lina N. ¥., Me. Raymond's birthplace, the flags were displayed at ball mast, and the bell of the church in which le used to worship wus Lulled on atrday y Saturday morning to express their against th ‘Aa aualysiaog tie vou micht shows thy 1 niskitien, Irelad, on ¥ Mr. Kayn grandfather and grandmother on bis SPARKS PROM THE TELLGR APL mother's side, and 01 es, all died of =e Peveeey — Wastiington Is deserted. ‘he Denth of Other Kini Men. Paris remains perfectly tranquil Win, H. Hanley, an artist of celebrity, died in | — ust is damaging the Califorula wheat and harley Boston ow Saturday of consumption. crore ' Charles Howard, one of the trastees of the Pea Forty-si of rich silver depo are ro body Fund, died On Friday in Oakland, Alleghany | ported ta th District, county, Md. The new registry law of Pennsylvania bas beee J. BM. Stebbins, an old and promi doelared aneonstitutional aud void, ness man in Springtield, Maas,, died ye A Mra. Laraway, of Albany, having been accused 4 years. of polsoning her cilia, Was th The funeral of Dr. March took place from Dr. The steam-hip Mary Sandford is ashore at the mouth of Cape Fear Kiiver. Massachusetts will aid the Boston, Hartford, and brio Kallroad. ‘The revenue oMcers are searching for immense mpbell's Hresbytertan Church in Albany yester + tind Was the largest ever witnessed there, 108 of Capt. Henry A. Wise, UL 8. N, of the late Rdward Rverett), who died at Naples, wre to be buried to-day in Mount Auburn, Commissioner Delano received from St, Louls, om Saturday, €8 (OF the Stravgling bands of Navajoos are committing de predations on the Ito Grande and in kustera Arizoua, Stokes and Seoter are confident of election tg Con grees from Tennosses. ‘The Massachusetts House voted, on Satarday, te incorporate the Great Northern Railway Company, Eater ‘obaceo factories are in fall operation tm the Cherogee and Choctaw Indina Territory, (ree from tax ‘The colored man ‘Turner, feral weeks ago ee stanster of Macou, Ga, bas vot furpished his bond Charles H. McDonald, aged 16, employed in thg Frederick Republican often. Fr Md. comunit fulcide yestcFday mornlug by taking iaudanium, Ulnon's larce distillery at South Side, Baltimore valued at $3,000, has been selzed by the collector of ‘The funeral of ederick Seymour, late Governor of British Columbia, took place Juue 10, at Esqui: malt, Vancouver's Islaud, ary T. Capen, father-in-law of Lieut,-Goy, vodford, and & member of the Republican State Sede Committee, died at Lake Hopatcong on Thursday. Dr. Dugan, ono of the leading physicians of Hoboken, died suddenly yesterday morning from disen of the heart, He was for wany years surgeon in the ‘Tenth Hritish Lancers, and was th the service also ull (urough the Crimean war. William W. Howland was buried on Saturday, Inthe Mickeite Come if Brook! Mr Howland was born in New Bedford, and came to this city ify years ago, He was a schoul-fellow of Mr. Moses I Urinnell, and w: long known in the commercial World asa member of the firm of Ihicks, Jenkins & amounts of siuugeled eugar, usclence fuud. t ipping mm vata, ‘The address at the funeral | the district, was by Mr. J. D. Wright, stoamer Cricket from Key West for New —— went ashore on Saint Augustiae (Fla,) bar on the JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, yd ise botad Lome, ecient edoricy Lombard, aged 19, elork in the Sprin Five Gout fig on saturday An unowsy feellng provaila amun# the Chinese oflcials With refergnee to the future couse of political Kio ‘South American powers. propose to és ovisioual Government at Asuuc.oa for the Tho estimated expenses of the Police Bourd is, wea drowaed Walls Goi this ear ate over $3,000,000. ‘Twenty-four prisoners were in the House of De- tention yeaterday, , poverty. Ahiop is to be given at the Beach Hous Ungtord onii,, on the 26h Inst ‘Tho Maguoram Club have # private aud solvct moonlight excursion on Wednesday evening, Tho First Division of the National Guard, Maj.- Gen, Shaler commanding, will parade on July © Wal Mra Elizabeth Cady Stanton will deliver the ade dreads at tha comimenceuent of the Rockland Female Io stitute to-morrow. nt has orde d that tenis be suppli yoluntecrs who ater Professor Chevalier and his great gas bag spent ettysvurg Natioual Mounment, two honra.on Sutarday “up In a ballvon, boys, up In ‘atic Baso Ball Club met seven of the Trle a balloon,” two of tae Lowell Club ou Saburday, aad sbted to Purser Wheeler, of the Kio Janetro correspondence and THe SUN Merrimack, spay ort eannual examination of the pupils of La Salle Institute, 48 Second avenue, ts announ for this and the néxt two eventn draw: sessions of the Grand Lodge of the K, O, f New York, are to bo hdd in the Oper uly Pitman, President of the Massachusetts ne, Oo Saturday, to become Justice of the for ww —s House Judge Sonate, re ‘Tho semi-contennial auniversary of St, Philip's | Superior Court, P.E. Chureh (colored), 905 Mulberry street, ty to be ‘The thirty feminine clerks to be employed fn-ihs celebrated this evening. Patent Ollie are (o be examined. There is (9 be @ ‘The oflice of Messrs, Hawley, y & Co,, of | woinau Superuteadunt of that department, 38 Naseau street, was broken a Saturday m $900 ty currevey, ning aud robbed o the Democrats of the Third District of Alabama, 1. ©, Parkin bas been nominated for Congress bg He " and settled im Alabama In 1806, he police returns yeaterday showed but five Joseph Dowe, of Quincy, Ti, who was : visite by the surgeons on Saturday night, These gen- . Soaepls Dows, of Quincy, Til., whe wes {lemen deny that they held asccret mec sige, huni Wohvan, has been expeiled trom the Frederick Cortz, while bathing olf {Stanton hurelt at Cammy Polat str yesterday morning, Was carried out by the Ta W. 7. Smithson's salt against Edwin M. Stam Current and drowned. He lived at 105 Stanton street, | ton for 48,400 or fala a i The shortcomings of Capt, Hartt of the Mar. i Secretary. appeared for the defen Are under investigntion by the Police Busrd, goultts, Lonen hes. written, 8 valauninons alter <9 fea ‘The annual exhibition of the Sunday school of | provements tu the Il!luois Fiver tayo been unjustip St. Patrick's Cathedral, will take plice ih the hall of | ©x¢iuded from tie last Congress‘onal eppropriation, ho San Francisco Minstrels on Tuesday evening. pitie jury that convicted Mrs, Madan, The Adams Press Printera’ Association enjoyed | Faye ichod a neticion. to Gov. Claflin th ap excursion to Union Park on Saturday, and in- | of death be commuted to huprisoument ios ike, diced in boating, foosrucing, Jumping, and dancing, | ‘pions Hynes, released from Auburn St te Pisow’ until midnight in Marchtiagoatarbed Michael Goskrage in Buffalo ce A grand concert is to be given to-morrow oven- | savirday o ist, Hynes is ib prison, Cocksaue’s r Steinway Hall in bebalt of tho M Tist So. | lite we duspairad of, iety of Hoboken, which hs been driven ous of Its | ‘The Kev. B. R, Keyes, a prominent member of the chureh by the city’ authorities New Fore veto dit Couighsues, haying rencugoed ee y of the Grand Order of the Anglent | doctrine ot hat Chureh, addressed au linn 01 day evening ato, Orchard strcety and tho delegate trom | 1% ante ae Pe Sn) "Tne schooner Lahava, from Boston for St, Mary" the Pacie coast was formerly received, or Kingetou, or Hayti, with @ cargo of Parrott sae, d » spiritualist bad @ picnic and other enter- | ferd-pieces, and ainmualtion, has been eaptured ow toinmont on baturday at Klin Park, Andrew. d i feas by u spauah wat scutuer, aud tanen 10 Davis and Mrs. Davis and Miss Netie Brittan de: livered wddeesser, and dancing followed until nour Phe Census Committee, which has been in seasion tu Wachington thirty days, adjourn Bai having nearly perfected thelt arrangements (or @ courate and conprchonsive Cousus than hus ever taken 1a the United States, te Migence, leutenant-Gencral Sherman visited Jay Cooke & pvipotenngtlioners) Riarman viaited ; ‘Whe Supplementary Concert of the Great On'6 BOGOUAE Howe La Manse Fine) Ob RArAay: Fostival was qlvea 1a the Coliseura last might ‘The on, Joseph Sexar, of Virginia, announces | About Afven thousand people. There ve bie fas a Candidate for the Lower House of Congress sand chortaters, some of thom tres towns Kowa, Mise Adelaide Off, and Madanie | Pare Jose Lacuna, one of Maaimillan's Ministers ta | 2M tye Natenelfeseps | h Moxico, diod in Havana on Saturday of vouto, i toh ? In consequence of ed peeeadan aA ana REA kkange™® “8r F BY: | revenge’ aioe ta Ful Joln G. Seth, of Norfolk, Va., moad hte b sist te ees the Ste hselon ub: | Sra, os srry 8 : nd ie Bot Teoows "