The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 24, 1869, Page 1

nom e lhitctn t e e THE LIBERATORS FREED, SUE GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATING FOR CUBAN INDEPENDENCE, oxnstieand Tho Trip of Mr. Pierrey: Barlow to Fort Latay Attorney's Speech to the Prisone| dence of © The United States revenue cutter Uno, having en board District Attorney Pierrepont, Commission ers White and Shields, the representatives of the Dress, and one of Marshal Harlow's aptes, sailed from Whitehall slip yesterday at noon for Fort Lafayette, A pleosant aail of bwlfM honr down the harbor Dronyit the party before the ruins of the American Bastile, The tide was low,and the cutter was unable Qo reach the fort landing. Sie accordingly signalled Abe Fort Hamilton barge, After whistling away ® while Commissioner Shields, whose time is precious, Waniferted siens of impatience, and proposed to dis- tharge the litle water dog" of the Uno, that belng the only mode in the Commisatoner's opinion Df arousing the people in the fort, Capt Pierson Politely deciined to accede to the Commissioner's Proposition. Finally, just as the whistie wa exploding, the black bow of the fort barg by twelve marines, was discerned cutting its Ward us, When it approached within hailing dis tance the boctiwain demanded our busiuess, and eked why we li Buch wanted to see the prisoners at Fort Lafayette, ‘Neptune's son, deeming ovr credentials satisfactory, approached and took us in, THK PRISONRRS IN RCSTASTES. While ali this was going on, the prisouers at the fort hned the banks ond watched the proces with breathless anxiety; and when our boat ap: proached they threw up their hats and rent the air With cheers, Gen. Vogdes received Mr. Pierrepont bn landing, and conversed privately with him a few moments, The District Attorney waa then intro PONT'# SPEECH. Capt, Harrison, after bis short interview with Mr. Pierrepont, formed his men into companies and Marched them inside the fort. Mr. Pierrepont then Bdvanced and spoke as follows: Yow have been arrested charged wath viol: Taws of tho United States in preparing to Join dition against tne Government of Bpain, with whom we re at pence. A statul ed tn 1818 nakes It a crime, aie ee sentatT eh 4 1b wgainet @ friendly po FFested because information and aiid inguen an expedition in. Bome of you may jon of the law yon aed by your con Wgnorant perhaps of the ave committed; and I am, info der, Capt. Harrison, that the iven up, and that such lor thore ciret. matances junta, Un. ‘and that vone of you may un: petty antfor, by the anthority which T hold from the the deterinined to realdent of the United States, I ease you all upon giving your parole of honor Bing an agreement that you will Hot tn future wi 1¢ United States engage in the Viviation of its laws, TUR CAPITULATION, “At the conclusion of Mr, Pierrepont’s losers. White and Shields took their 1 Ind a table, and ax each man's name w Awalked up ‘to the table and signed b agreement not to engage in any future expe rite, and of coarse only se Deveral of the prisoners liave given fictitious names, Bay gmusing incidents oocurred during the roll Mg Tliree of the prisoners, ‘Thomas O'Neill James C. Hurns, and Rapltulate, and were by order of Gen, Vodges locked in a dungeon, Judge ficrrepont emphatically de- ing that no one was imprisoned by his orders all the prisoners, with the exceptions abov famed, had signed the’ pacitic Was nerved thei, and the District Attorney’ and his ty returned in the New to Uno York, the f the cutter promising to return early in th oun for the men, MIGULY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. omt, on the way buck to the city, sald ihe Cuban Junia had concluded not ditional expeditions, because our Government is in negotiation with the Spanish Gov- ernment, with a view of securing the freedom and Independence of Cuba. He added that he had seen fever despatch at Secretary Fish’s, where hie spent the diy, which led biim to bope that all joudslied in Cnba would cease ina sbort ume, It Was his individual opinion that these negotiations Would be auccessful, and Uf Hey were not, he thought the feeling in Savor a Cuban initepenitonce word 1 tovernment 40 great anwig the peovle that Peauld be compelled to heed U, and recvgulae the Uw ‘as deldigerents, MARSHAL BARLOW'S LetTEn, Our representative then asked whether he had re gelved » letter from Marshal Barlow opposing th ischarge of the prisoners, He replied that the first 10 know of that letter was when he read‘ Mis morning, cowing tn the cars from hi Feih et Grarioo’s Lae It ts very strange,’ e continued, “that Tue SUN should kr Rontents of a’ private commuuteation add: @, before Ihave seen it myself, But f, When I got down to my office, it was there,” GOOD BYR TO THR BASTILE, Having landed the Disirict Attorney and the oth gr gentlemon of the party, sncludiag. Yirlow's. man, the barge oMice, the crossed over to nd returned for the prisoners a ette, ‘The arrival of the cutter was grec With cheers, Before leaving the fort Capt. Harrise Assembled bis men once moro and spoke to them Shows: Bouprens: Ime. Spanish y, wind The great Fe) € ast, has prosiitucod herself to the infamons task of Mog a strugqling elster. and she to whom the ont Looker ts bewcon hight to freedom iy striving ‘continue the trade in flesh, and to perpetuate oppres- in) The ‘abodard wich we fea oped vorue in triumph over hilis of Cubs must be furled aud our words returocd to thelr sheaths watil oth anus arc ready todrew them. There is no alternativ id Wo must fail. Acting Under the Orders of oor supe ore It becomes our sad duly to disband you, and to de. CAPTAIN’ APRRCH. Jare that the First New York Cavalry of te Army of eration ceases to exist. We thank you for your or ferly aud soidierly couduct in is rough Il ever remember jaye couma.ded, and the hou f rivusure and of misfortune which we bave spent Ath them, our only rogret being that we could not joad thein into battle for {iverty. Keturn to your bomes, i ing citizens. Tho cniee w and We may yet wader the bloo |-red Max that bears the star of Cuba ‘ou have done what you ould, ard the responsibility f faliure dues 0 your futu ‘Which you have passed, and we ‘ave men Whom wi e bid you farewell. As the wun was setting benind the green hillsfor Biaten Isiand, the Uno Wolghed anchor, and ste pinutes the black, itliy, gloo Bed ‘vutterea vo much dlseppe GRATITUDE—CONCLUSION, Before taking their departure from Fort Lafayette, poe,mep ave three rounng checrs ‘or Gen: Vogt aj, Maynadier, and Licut.-Col, Driscoll, They itu the priaovers on board d for this city. In a few ny prison’ where they from thelr view Peres in the highent, terme of Maj. Maynadier's ing ems to them. ‘That gentleman at lis own ex: pense supplied the prisoners with soap, of which ar ele they were much in need, yevening, the Cuban liberators landed at the barge ico, They went to Castlo Garden, where supper vee oat them, ‘The Junta, it Is suid, will dls. WAIN ‘reach thelr homes, ‘8 ends the last of the Garduer's Island Ex- of Cuba, Bro, Georgy. a Bro. Stephentirepd frem U DORIC DOWD ARET ing Bugaty Ecpreas, July 21. Bro. #information we have received as to the Yeit now pending fo this city axninet the New York Boncral ta Hiroad Company, indicates that the trial h e ktockhoiders of the Com: ontinued, nofarious, ation upon an enor {ll lay bare to Fey aad tothe public a long tea sysiematic course of i sonle, carried on Toe Rona tn Aisponing of large amounts dety of tie Company for thelr own, pri nal profit, without erwin any form According to the allegatio the proscezive of the suit fu the prop: ‘and per- nd almost incredible, Tt a claimed that the sarme legal exposure will also how that Commodore Vander! 080 robberies, by ‘slockbolders, who wore robbed uf thelr proporty, It virtually endorsed 4 made himself further @ partaker In the offence Fi iNegally compromising with the offenders, and ren golng vo far. for purposes best known to'him 1, as (o promote some of them to positions of 0 ti fter he and his ereased reeponsibility, noc the Executuve Commit investiguted the auir, systomatic the robberies were, —<$<————$—__——— A Little Transaciion tn Jewelry, William Franklin Oxd h to enter an adjoin! inet Naence, tua West 50 room on th ‘As soon as the eriicles b ‘Ogden wen! to & jeweler & sured, 1 stolen. that they bad been st a. hie lo—The Kolease-The United States made so much noise, Judge Pierrepont seized a speaking trampet and replied that he was high cockoloram, and tn his capacity n# oa tions Against Bpain. Some of the men were unable to ebed their mark. Aw Ibert A’ Irwin, refused to SUN untry ch is the treet with you.” With our best wishes At Tg P.M. last to money among the prisoners to-day, to enable modry employes of acoounting for it to the stock- question, thie bas in done for several ycars, to an extent unparalled cealing them trom the ‘of the Company, bad fully nd knew how extensive ond o was induced by one ‘op tor of 4 street, ond ateal from & ity of silver ware, Jewelry, &e., valued Pte property of Bara C, Andrews, the own: deen store, th avenue, where thy sold the whole lot Wain Viemer for $4). Having been accused ‘cor essed and laaplicated Plemer, rho he " me he rt 4 was Informed by him wt purchased We goods { a with Mrs, Gi oaunioe was shen wrosted and com: THE WORCESTER REGATTA, potent ~toatene Victorious—Everybody nished—Charge of Throwing Away Get Wagers o The Harvard Bo: Ani the First Race Second—A Fine Day Woncrste: pared for @ trial of started at 3:1 ¥ vantage of half @ Yale's 191. 58 seconds. ing order: the Union aeons, tn 1901, 50 « 43 eck, ; Bay Stal wis Ais, in Ml, The crew of the winning boat wa was distanced in the without their how coming tn first, as excitemont, The University race was called at 5:33, the enthn siaam being worked up to the bighest piteh 8 present, who be 8 on the probal he Yule crew put in an app white shirts and blue handks rehiot f enthusiastic cheering boys darted into po. Were stripped naked to the waist, and bound around thelr skin wos of a dark brown color to re- Present sunburn, bat it bad evidently been colored the eight thou perfect reckie: and perso greeted with an outburst Five miuntes later the Hary sition, The bad Mag ifleially. ‘Their appearance was the signal of even a more Frantic tribute of cheers than that of their pred eessors., Both crews are composed of a fine muscu- lar #et of men, The agerorate weight of the Y crew wor 06 Hounds, and of Harv , as follows: Yalo—R. Terry (bow), class of ‘70, 156 Da: KD, Coonley, “1, 1 164 fha.; D. M. Bone, '0; 160 GW. Drew (stroke 164 The; Yard—N.'G. Reed, elas "HH, 155 thw.’ G. Willt Lyman, ‘71, 10 tion, and took the inside. Both crews laid to, ready for the signal Yard got the stroke first, and shot hel ahead. In the Orst quarter of a mile abe galned an additional length, pulling flve strokes to Y At tho turn both boate looked to be nearly even, aud both presented thelr broads Harvard havin, however, rounded frat, and started hi crews work with « vim and did th most frantic excitement, cheers n the air alterna ion. On the home stretch it was dificult for the spectators to determine which bad the advantage, deven bela were eagerly ment in 8 min. 45 see lengths whead, Both for Yale, rendin, da cf both colleges. doned the contest, comin, cord, T) 1868 the Harvard crew won tn 17 min, 4814 seen, which was beuten by the Ward brothers two day Afterward, in 17 min. 4044 secs., over the same course, rvard buys are intensely jubilant over the pated a victory. ‘They earry vy odds, and are spending money The ii t havin, kes at to-night like lords, tuing was favorable, decision of the judge. ‘The course rowed was from the Judge's boat off rth, up the Iake one es to ond arouud the elake-boat, and buck to th Regatta Point, due t mil place of sturting. The Atlantle Yacht Club Cr mbors of the Atlantic Yueht to-tay on their annual sume: will ered to Glen Will be re The thirty in naw t noon, and: chor. Ru divine serv Commodore Peter Vo will start for Port Jetterson. thence they go to Mott, wh ‘yacht in on i} own merits, no silowuncos ment being wade, Acet will sail for Stontnz for i ug or mensu d daly observ program the: duce 4 themaelve yachung atta Puenday the 3 f Augu ing hari tails on the elty t# ove! Commissioners were en the Common Council th through tho last Aw od | tu the | Senate, to rom purpe the police foree to 560 me the Board, and we may hid lobby influences Naif of Ste paw axes, Th of Brooklyn Park, in Adrian, Mich feat Of walking Mity mil and which to Ine. de 0 backward—the 11 He walkod fiftec whe futerfered with the programme, Apaches tole SaaS LOSSES BY FIRE, Hates Canterbury Hall, on Louis vpurned ington, w fon. keopyle betw Late last trebled. ——$<—— THE LABOR MOVEMENT, — ‘The Longshoremen's Soclety No. 1, of Brooklyn, Jast night elooted Mr, Daiton President of Nowark have agr iF hades froin $1.5) to M4 per day ‘The employlng mas reduce the wages ot Uh iver to fret of August ‘Tho Brooklyn Junkmen's Society last evening fate tho matter o been probibites pointed a couimittee to ‘og velle on their ear the Common Counell, The eh Mr, Konler Preatdont, and find out what the Internat them, The © akers’ Union last night 0 Capm a et per members to return to Mar Dave now agreed to nak’ beng Out of bas long July 23.—The day was fine, and everything at Lake Quinsicamond had been pre- The firet race and resulted as follows: ¥. Curran drat, tp 23m, 80a.; Water Witch fecond, in @8m, 188.5 ‘The second race started at crow taking water first, 53, the Harvard ining an ad. ngth at the beginning, This they fad increased fore reaching the stake boat, which first, and came in 10 lengtis ahead in 19m. 90s,, to This reeult created im: mense enthusiasm among the friends who took all the odds on the University race, at though the bet'ing ranged three to two in favor of Yale. The third race was called at 4:25, and 9 good start was effected. ‘The boats came in tn the follow: in 1m, 86 acc: ees. ; Quinstgamond third, purth, in dim, 9 secs, j the mame that t raee, and they are acensed of having thrown away thelr chance in tl Urder toget bets on this. They would have counted however. had not the Union crew caurht a crab shortly after the start, thereby causing her to lose groun.!, and preventing he he would undoubtedly have done | otherwise, The winning erew, which was com| of Irishmen, were seized b: ried off on thelr shoulders amid tho most intenso tsbury frat, thelr friends an¢ handkerchie! Ds. ' Harvard won the toss of posi- Jinken by the Harvard, however passed Fogatta point six Tenxths ahead, in 18 tain, 2 secs, ‘ale crow thou slackened th in Baces. behind, beating tho champion tine of 1903, the quickest tine on re- Yale is crestfallen, but seeks encouragement in tho fact that they made better time than hes ever been made by a Yale crew before, beaten by the loser in Harvard’ Wards last yoar, when Harvard scored 17m, 53s The result takes everybody véeurprise, bor it te universally conceded to have b race, ‘The lake was as smooth as raco with the en a pertectly fair ror, and every © raised on the zvous at Whi ‘ove, where they rentiy observed, i's bout ‘Lucaday to Ure ‘ew Lonion, where tho guests of Mr. Henry A. Mott, of } Now London. On Friday the yachts, for two prizes, valued st SiU0 cacy will. compete for two prizes, valued ut $100 each, 1 ‘e Sunday. will N ay or two will ne laid out, ‘The ¢ with them, and they ex) all knowine 1 pet bo bls Active preparations arg thsi f the Bayonne Yacht Club to come Soveral Aratelass yi huve already entered, and it is expected the regatta Will be one of the ‘clief features of the present ch ting senson. Commodore to muke ft notonly a decided success, but ‘tho best regatta ever had by the Bayonne Club, ——aineors and From the Brookiys Bagle. The nutober of police now employed in Brook lyn is 300, and the expense which their suppor ven bundred & lark a year, ‘The rauk and file are paid $1,200 a your each, but the great salaries of the Comm and the expensive style in which the Central Oftice is conductca adds to the average outlay unull in round numbers it cots the eity al thousand dollars a year per some weeks since warned the public that the P avorlag to lobby t seheme which they pent, and a tw ctly how to make Yan Winkle is work- ne tly tractable for thelr Monday even way, of tho Twenty-first Ward , ‘Tho proposttte once Iafd on the table; but it 1s now formal xpeet that ail that effect will be done on be @ wt afuiure meeting addition to the force will raise (he cost of the Brook lyn police at aJump from seven hundred thousand t) & million dollars a ye amount to ® one per cent, Juation recently made by the Hoard of the purpose of reducing the apparent.) ‘oMt of the poll already owe of the mo-t unreasonably ¢ ‘And oppresalve of our pubile burdens, —— Th» tuman Velocipede, Weston began at the Spring Bre on increase wit to be walked rae of $250, nent being tue ralu came on und a avenue, Wash- esterday, Lows, 615,000. ‘Three warehouses were burned in Pekin, Ill, on Tuesday. Loss $20,000, The frame stablo 663¢ Christo pled by Mr. Pbilitpe, and owned Damage $500 ; insured, Your incendiary fires were reported in Pough- con Taurvday night and last night, ight, after the burning of Mr, Robert San ford’s bern, the Pougukeepslo police force was wr street, occu- ‘Alfred ‘homp- investi which r dealers of Brooklyn last evening elected evenue law requires of ‘are Low at wi LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASHES HERE AND THERE bY THE SUN'S REPORTERS, ‘The Dishelief of the Undclievers. Many persons attended tho Society's pie-nle, and took with them swaddied babes and baskets of fuod. Some who were not professedly progrestionists also visited the grounds, moro for the purpose of dancing than with a view of commun'ng with unseen powers. At the appointed time Mr. surker, the chict magnet- faer and physchologiat of the Kverott Rooms, intro- duced Dr. R. T, Hallock, who spcke with some looseness of tonzue; then 9 song was sung, When Mrs. Nellie Bingham spoke from inspiration, Then the songs, the bugle, the fddle and the harp, sum- Mmoned the dancers, aud the oor of the spacious Pavilion con vibrated to the tread of many feet, Many, however, wandered away; some went to the hotel parior, where voew! and instrumental music waa lavished upon numerous listeners by Mis: Adams, and others. On the lawn Mra, Lang went {nto a‘ rhapsody upon. positives and negatives, and Dr. Styles rolled de the circle.” Re- marks were made by n ra, thus “Ta “Whisky cocktail for me.” “Give me ® good square ghost with plenty of But thi Ei Git not bother the progressive peonte, ne Where on the grounds they ¢: better of two women on the othe Then ovo of the men began to trei irreverent bystanders began to laugh, dit tipped ae New Vork and Newark Alr Lin On the opening of the new ruiiroad yesterday, a grand blowout was given for the special benefit of the residents ol Newark, Froin 10 o'clock A. M | until P.M, excursion trains wore ran from New York and Newark, carr,ing all passengers tree of charge, Thousands availed themselves of the privilege, and the cara were densely crowded, The trellis. work, vindoots, and bridzes ovcr the flats were regarded with ayprehension by the ansophis Heated, but the throng soon learned that everything was ‘The trac’ is to be open for regular pas- fener and freicht trafic on tho ML of August, when {t Is proposed to rau thirty traine daily each w ‘The throazh trip from New York to Newark, inela- ding ferry from the foot of a oy? street, will ce. cupy about twenty six minutes. Ils called the Air Line, being most direct; and affording superior facilites for rapid transit, it will interfere with cx- isting monopolies. It may be suggested (o passen- gers who have occasion to seek for information, that hey would do well rot to consult the courteous Mr. R. KB. Ricker, who, 1 he knows anyihing of the management of (ue roud, may be too busy ty commu: nicato tt. ati A Chance for the Fenian Bondbo! * The action of Judge MeCunn in restraining ‘Mr, Thomas J. Barr from paying the $2,000 now in his bande to the claimant, Johu O'Mahony, has created feelings of satisfaction among the Fenian bondholders, who are preparing to present the bonds for redemption. The learned Judge has deciled ‘hat the bonds must be patd; and as the roceiver has enough money to redeem many thousands of them, It twexpected that he will cash thom next week, Aw Appiication Is to be made to Judge McCuun by the representatives of several hundreds of the chamber: maids of various hotels in tina elty, who purchased bonds from O'Mahony, for order directing Mi Barr to redeem them, ‘It is probable that the motion may be made next Monday iu the Supericr Court which will doubtle be crowded by tntereste persons, ‘ees Peltee Statt » Baoking unre. While Sergt. Brookes, of the Beckman street Police Station, was sending messages to the Police Contra! Orice, # gentlemnn of good address, aged about 90, entered the station house, and with a1 air of rural simplicity inquired wether the Ber- ounts time was wholly oreupied with the telegraph, ue Sergeant replied politely, and at length the stranger, eaining contidenee, bluntly sald; * L want you to lend me $5. have no money to get hoi valley, near Troy, ai from the proprictors of a bat he had be ne plekpockets, Having exhibited cre. rt at bis story, the stranger obtatas eG (ue loan and Went on his way rejoicing. ch Ei Justice Dowling Striking Back. The following notice, by order of Justice Dow Ing, baa been suspended on a large white curd out: aide the door of the Tombs Police Court rio route hin Hatin oF aUstioR Persone doing busiticas in thia Court are eantio hot per Feqiured for th Bulg of a alluded to tn the And mace to form Photographs of the indiviau foregoing are to be. proeu pictorial decoration around the edges of the en —- Travsnct in Renal Estate. Notwithstanding the prevailing dulness in real extote, occasionally we hear of a transaction or two worth recording, One of the best we have heard of for some time is @ double trade of the same prop- erty, In which $112,00) changed hands, On Friday last Mr. John G. Kearney, of 2% Chambers street, agent for Dr, Hassill, traded off his beautiful country seat and twenty-four neres of ground in New Ro- ehelle, valned at @20,000, for @ house belonging to Hleory Stallmeyer, in Heventieth street, near Fourth avenue, in this city, valued at §296,000. On Tuesday he effected a further trade of the country seat, then Mr. Stalimeyer's, for pre Ronson 68 the hos ie of ‘Tulrd avenue, near highty-cighth atree jonging to Alexander Burehill, and valued at §46,00) A Notabl The War npon Tray. A member of the New York Board of Posti- Jontisl <venches, while passing through one of our thoroughfares a day or tro ago, was attracted by a covered wagon full of yelping cars, What have you there ked ® bystander, “Vo has @ wumber of dorgs, sir, leastways cars ‘and puppies, vich ve are fein toc ry tot Uerlige vate foot of Vest Thirty-eighth street,” * You're surely not going to boil them alive ? “Oh, no, sir, ve tan't qu so Inhuman as bat ere, Ve tukes em up, and ve drowns ‘em, and in two ours arter every blessed pap will be fle. Tae Bowrd of Health bave {tin contemplation to request the Rendering Company" to oGer 25 or 60 cents for cach dog found running loose. ~~. Atmo eric Phonomenon, Tho sun was red in color at noon yesterday ; at 4d o'clock In the afternoon the eye could bear its direct light without fatigue, On looking at it through an excellout field glass, dark spots could be cen near its western edge; each of the spots must have been five thousand miles in diameter, The Dublished reports mention the prevalence of great Ries in the woods of Colorado on the 10:h, Stoke from firoe has sometimes been earried by the upper currents of air long distances, entirely obscuring the ub, expecially about one hour before sunset, A Nowegay Mr. Van Brunt’s offal boat, which at the last meeting of the Board of Health wus ordered to keep at least 8,000 yards from the shore, came up to Gowanus yenterday, loaded with dead horses, and beached on the shore. The citizens appealed to Dr Harris, who Wrote to Judge Bosworth as Pri dont of the Board of Police, requesting Is inte ference, ‘The President wrote to the Assistant Sanitary Superintendent, and how map) letters (hat gentleman wrote nobody’ knows, pain Estes Pox in Fornyth Street. A baker in Forsyth street, who had small-pox, continued to serve customers in his shop, but his face at length revealod the malady, whereupon he retired to & rear room, and a draught was allowed to circulate from that to the trout, ‘The result was that nine cases of émall-pox and variolold occurred among the customers to bis shop, On the thirteenth day the case was reported to the Board of Ilea th, and the shop was closed. aes OBITUARY. past Ex-Governor Crapo, of Michigan, died at his residence in Flint yesterday morning Harry Safford, the Sunday School pioneer of Oblo, dled in Zanesville yesterday, aged 62 years The funeral of the late Dr, Cornelius Murphy took place yesterday from his residence, Third Place sud Court street, Brooklyn Mrs, Mary Rousseau Watkins, daughter of tho Inte Gen. Lovell H. Rousseay, U8. A. and widow of the late Gen, H. L, Watkins, died on the Sth lust, fu bt. Paul, Mino Ex-Justice Michael J. Dunno, formerly of the ‘Third District Police Court (Brooklyn), died at his residence, 684 Pacific street, early yesterday morn: ing, Of inflammation of the bowols, He was about ® years of age, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY ole # table into tipping, Two heavy men on the one aide got the ple, and the robbed by one of the Se \"Y THE IMMORTAL SEVENTH, ‘The Ral the Unton—Costumes of the La- diew-The Departare for Albany—Review d Mtad Brilliant Last Night. Correspondence of The Sun, Aupanr, N. Y., July 28.—The ball at the Union Hotel, Saratoga, was a grand aifuir, At 9 o'clock Grafulla led off with @ grand march. The Union Gardens were Wiluminated, Hundreds of Chinese ianterns were suspended from the trees making the grounds as iight as day. ‘The night was cool, and the gerden and ballroom were filled with members of the gallant Seventh and their fate port ners, The ball took place in the new Union halle room, This hall ts the finest dancing hall in Sura- toga. It was crowded by the beauty and faelion ot the country, The glittering aniforms of the Seventh contrasted beautifally with the costumes of the ladles, and the excelleat music throw a charm over the party. WHO WERE Turn Among the promtuent persons from abrond who honored the Seventh with their presonee wire Gov. Jonn ‘T, Hoffman, Jadges 1. Alkors, 8, M. Curtis, G. ©, Barrett, and @. 8, Bedtord, of New York ; Mon, D. M. Chancey, of New York; Sidney Mason and Hon, G. W. Allen, of Wisconson ; and ex.Cole Warren and Backus, of the Seventh of New York; Gen. James MoQu and Cols, Cook, Moller, Counoliy ren, of the Governor's staf; Hon, Bonjamin Wood, Gen, Roger A. Pryor, and Police Commissioner Matthew Brennan, THE DANCING, At 10 o'clock dancing beeun and was kent up with great vigor until 1 o'clock, The arrangements were carried ont in the best possible manne HOW THK LADIES WERK DitEssED, ‘The following {#9 list of the prominent Indies al the ball; Miss Drake, New York, white tarlatan, trimmod taste. fully with green | Wi limore, slorant totlet and dlamouds, ; Fone oniored elk “Phila te phiay white tarlatan a Bnodeker, ‘New York, white tartat uifed over-skirt, point applique tace, dia S.Snodeker, white tariatan, puffed and skirt, coral ornaments. ronda, re, Bprings, heavy biack orn-colored wik overekirl, hair dressed moire antiqe, lacomiaw!, Eosn, crops, trimmed, Ince s totlet, wot Deaiitifutly, Mra Gov. Ht an, Bleecker. New York, tutted white hair dressed a la Jvmpadour, powdered—very attractive, Mire Leake, Saratoga Springs. tich bine silk, white overiross, } coral triumings, Miss Hotevelt, New Lork, Miss Haldwia, New York, Mize Lillia im, New York, Miss Lefferts, Ni York. Mims ALLE Lroghiyn, aiid Mise Sterling: Albeloganty ai wnlversal udmira: Ming ed with lace: Mrs. Southgate, Saratoga ah Ao ‘, 4. New York, groen silk, white tariatan rakiri eat, Charica G'Conor. New York, corn-colored altk, Low corrage—toflet mired. ia Wail, Now York, pluk slik, binck point ir powdered. lew York, black und white stripod silk, rospcolored overskirt, ‘trimmed with silk fringe pearls Mrs. Young, Brookiyn, bine satin over white slik, polit appligné overekitt Mise “Annic Woods, New York, coffeo-colored silk, lace overskt Mra. Myers, Savannah, Ga,, linc aiik, point lace cape and overakiri—diamonds, Mra. Willinin B. Young, New York, ellver grey silk, trimnied Wit black thrcad lace, russe, rose-oclored nel pearls. M. Kignkin of Albany, lavender alik, white lace oVer-akiit, and diamonds, Are. K. Boakock, Albany, brown iil aiamonde. Mra. Hurcombe, blue silk, Ince over, Fannie Daniels, 1 Jong teatl, low corsage. Alten, Providence, it. I., watered bl tinge, ver ‘ine. ish Barker, Saratora Springs, white silk, blue over- skirt, hair dressed Ouely, Miss Minnio Karatoga Springs, bl attractive, nue ble with Mira, Palmer yen. food, Morristown, elegantly dressed, and at ‘attention. pin. of By ringfield: Aina... and Mry Hart Siegant ladies in the company, wore among t ies Anna Hart, of the samo place, drowed in blue Fespon uate ‘Richard B. Connolly, of York, was rmong iy whose general Dearing and drete was very adil Walworth © Warwick" was most elegant! In crimson moire antique, richly trimmed with point Ine Karuet ornainents Mise of Arkansrs, a beautiful brunette in blue silly, wity point Jace trimmings Mrs. Chase, of New York, was ol her daughters ADE LROUREO) Was wiaversally all, THB KN Mew shaw) At Tovelock this morning (10 regiment and vieltors of the Union” were uvakened by reyellle, Aa the regiment wern wore ont by thelr night's fex. tivities, they dit not turn out very lively, Breakfast Wir eaten ab halt-past 8, after which the different companies began faking in, preparatory to the review by Gov. Hoffman, ALOU A. M,, the regimental line was formed on Boadway, facing the “Upton.” As soon us the coumand had been turned over to Col, Clark by the Adjutant, the reglinent was couuter marched, and halted facmg Congress Hall, THe REVIEW. At this moment Gov, Hoffman and ste®, @en... Doryoa, and Col. Vermilye came ont and reviewnd the regiment, The Governor wae dressed in a vinck ntly dressed, and wand diainonds, ew York, green silk, black lace frock Coat, gray pants brown kid gloves, and wore ahigh hat.” The staff of the Governor were gor: geously arrayed in cocked hats and. a profusion’ of gold ince, ‘The viowed from the steps of the ** Union’ maguificent, ‘Tbe piagsa's of both the Union and Cony Hall were Iiteraily packed wiih the beauty and fushion of New York, and the fair belles were profuse in their plaadets Adjutant Fitzgerald attracted much attention at tho review, on account of bis handsome appearance, ‘The bout five feet nine inches in bight, has a clear blue eye, a splendid moustache and 10: peri if Of shoulders that would support most any welght, Col, Clark te also considered « handsome man, (He Las that dignifed manner which pleases and does not repel, Me is very eevial and pleasant, and extended many courtesien to tlic 10- vited guests, Quertcrmaster-Serzeant Wheelwright deserves touch praise for the able manazemeat ul Lis department, DEPARTURE FOR ALBANY, ‘The streets were lined with vehicles and residents ol Sarstora, As soon as the regiment had been re Viewed it was dismissed, and the mon were marched to thelr quarters to make ready for their departure for Albany, Alter the review, and while the. me wore getting ready to march, the officers of the rey ment, at the invitatioo of the Governor,entered * 8’ Hall,” und passed a few moment n and in drinking ** Pipe were in the Hall, U Clark formed the regim “Unton,” Major-Geueral Warren Le the colonel’s arm and paraded up the lin Warten passed cach company, they guve him re- peated skyrocket cheers, "Wotren had treated the boys very kindly, IY ALBANY, The rogiment then marched to the Aeges. Al along the line We Were grected with cheers. Afie ao! and rapid run, we arrived ia Alvany at i o'vlock, aud were marchedto the dock whire our boat was stationed, Aboutan hour and @ haif was taken up with Washing and dressing preparatory to the reception which was tendered to the Beveuth by the munlelpal authorities of this city, At 4 o'clock the regunent was formed, and after passing iu re view Of the receiving bg nis, marched turough tne principal streets In tuis’ city. All along toe Hne of march the sidewalks and windows were Milled, and the boys did not lack for a welcome, The miitla of Albaoy were under command of Lieut, Col, D. 8, Henton, of the Tenth Rogiment NG. 8. N. ¥., assisted by Ma). J,L, Cartia, of the Twenty fin Regiment, Anter being reviewed by the Ma; Council, the regiment was mareh Where ® bountiful col) ine was served. "A few brief re Mayor, after which the reg- ‘ain marched to the do We leave here to-night by the # o'clock boat, and will arrive in the city by 8 o'clock in the morulng. te Se BAB cial NEW JERSEY, —_—— D. Conover of Newark has mysteriously and Common tothe Delavan The public schools of Hoboken closed yesterday for the suinmer vacation, ‘The Montclair, Bloomfcla, a rallrond was opevied yeototduy,” S84 Newark horse At the Newark dox pound yesterday, consigned th the aecp waters of the Trasvaic, oe oT" ‘The frat engine passed over the new railroad from Newark to Paterson yosterday, Mr, McGregor, Presldent of the Ni York Rallroad, ‘was serenadea Newark peop! mm © ke and New Ing by the ernoon two Swedes, employnd on the Morris and Eavox allroad at Montvilie, word buried by the caving tn o meut, aud wlivh taken ou 'w York carpenter, of 21 Wayne sslertey City, was found dead in his room yester forming, He acd b's wife had for some Lilo pant at swords’ points. When Welch reached home on reday night, ho locked blinself up tu bis rou, and not again aben alive, Me ar peta at about Sureo mu, O1 branch 4 "Wanox Railroud, meat Hooton, by foram id James Feeney, cua gutted o'clock on Tht Of Whe Morris. go last, whe om Of pow ith Thee overskirt Bud ornaments to cor: , 24, 1869, THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. ANOTHER SPLENDID TRIUMPH FOR HUMAN FREEDOM, Tho Lords and the Comm Irish) Charch Disestablishment tove'n Reception by the People Lnw Night—The Burial ot the Hatchet! Loxnox, July 28.—Thero was a full attendance of members and spectators fn the House of Com. mons thls evening, When Mr, Gladstone rose to speak he was grocted with hearty cheering. Under aheavy sense of responsibility, but with pro ound satisfaction, he moved that the House agree to the amendments Inserted yesterday, without exce tion or reservation, Me culled attention te the exetsion from the preamble of the words specify: ing the appropriation of the surplus; but as the point was better Indicated in tho bill, he thought It would be invidious and unnecessory to require a theoretical and abstract declaration in the preamble, ‘The reinsertion of the date of 1871 was not a token of victory, but an Indication of the jolut and harmo- nious working of the Houses, He reviewed the other amendments which had been met with objce Mons; and said that the endstanco of the Government Proposals had remained virtually unaltered. He usk- ed the House to discard every word that might have been uttered tending to embitter the question, and he apologized for any warmth of feoling that be might have shown, He congratulnted the House on the satisfactory settlements which had been arrived at, and praised the ability and moderation with which the debctes had been conducted by Karl Granville and Lord Catrns, He hoped the dises- tablished Church would develop within her the qualities by which her great career would be marked ont for her, and that God would epoed her in her new career, Sir Roundell Palmer, member for Richmond, ap- Proved the course which had been taken, It wax honorable and fair to both aides, ‘Tho point agreed ‘upon was one which all must accept, In caso of an adverse decision we must bow to the superior force of thore who control eventa; and when that tine has come {t is folly to refuse to see and acknowledge the fact, He thought the compromise was #ubstun- tially a concession to the Church, and concluded bis speech with a compliment to Mr. Gladstone on the tone and tomper of the debate, ‘The Right. Hon, Mr, Disracii sald that when the Aifference between the Houses was only a matter of detail be fois that s deiny in the settlement was only 8 doubtMil advantage, and might result in disasters and diMenities of no inconsiderable kind, | Compro- mise was not unconditional surrender, The moat essential pointe in the endmente bad assented to, and thought — that and the country would deem mine far and just, He ho, wnt would be the last occasion when litical ctreumstances would be dealt with by ab- tract principles. We had been on the eve ; oecasioned by a misunderstandin A time when each had deported in @ manner to Khow the possession of the con nil satisfaction of the country. Surely, all would bail with satisfaction, and ratify with pleasure the sottioment arrived at, which was satisfactory fu statesmantike, After the conclusion of Mr. Disrach's speech the amendments were agreed to without a division, ‘The result was received with cheering. One of the provisions of the telograph dill now before Parliament binds the Post Omics Department to collect and distribute messages Ly thi cables, ——__ THE PROGRESS OF REPUBLICANISM IN PRANCK, pial: i to Addrens n Mensa: Loxvox, July 23 —A Posting cilablos war held yesterda NM who attempted to lead, subniltted a araf of an ad: dress to be issuer in their name to the electors of France, ‘Tho moeting, however, rejected the ad- Cress, to the mortification of Thiors, ‘The French Assembly will not be reconvened un- ti) October, ‘The Senate will remain in session the greater partot Auxust, for the purpose of carrying out the changes in the Constitution, of which afy two are suggested, A message from the Einperor to the Senate is shortly expected. Strong opposltton ts looked for by tho Conservatives, but it is thought will be finally curried. ‘Ihe Miniytors aro hard’ at yrork drawing up dratis of laws to be wubmitted to the Senate. Pie Bi xproases w desire that tho new laws may ore liberal even than proposed in his late ce. Prince Napoleon ine touds delivering an Important speech in the Senate on the suLject of the now reforas, Which he regards us hardly Tull enough —_——__ THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN, Another Co of Republican Army Odico Gen, Sickles in Madrid, Maponip, July 23,—The ntly urrested for have been exiied to the Canary Islands. Another conspiracy has been dis Qovored and frustrated by the authorities, Its ob Jeet Wantho aseassination of Zoullu, the nowly-ap Pomited Minister of Justice, Gon, Sicklos, the new Americas Minister, has arr.vod here. Liberty of Speech In France, Panis, July 28.—Do Chasseloup Laubat, on in- Stallation as President of the Council, declared for Liberty of apeech, because independence was usso- elated periectly with devotion to the Kinpe Tie Monitevr of to-lay. says" The party of the Loft alreudy reveals the germs of division, antago- nism, and rivalry between lis members favoring parllamentary government wad the Dewocrats. ‘The oiled. Yoxvox, July 23.—The Prince of Wales un- velled the Peabody statue near the Exchange to-day, with Imposing cercmonies, Minister Motioy, ti Lord Mayor, and Miss Coutts were among t present, An immense crowd witn ceremony Be ‘Tho St, Helena Colliery D Livanroot, July 23.—Tho loss of life by the explonion at the Bt Helena colliery yesterday waa much greater than at rst reported. Fifty-eigut dead bodies haye been taken trom thy pi kh Authorities Heattnti The § Mapnip, July 23.—Much excitement ia created by the Carlist sgitatio) n nd many arrests are made daily, The Gove t hesitates wh to con fine itnelf to civil measures to repress the disorder or proclulin martial law, Greece Suppressing Foreign Embassten. Aruna, July 24,—The Greek Government has determind’ to suppress all foreign embassies except that of Constantinople, ‘Tho ariny and navy are to be reduced. —_ PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, Policeman Guischard, who wi pension list yeatorday, was born tn John G, Wilkins, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Eleventh New York District, has resigned Ex-Secretary Stanton had a long Interview yoster- day with Secretary Boatwel Senator Anthony ts preparing for a vigorous om siaught upon bprague during the next session Judge Dent is confident of election as Governor of Missistippt ‘The Hon, John Bigelow has been tendered the editorship-tn-ehitor of the New York Limes. ‘Tho Sultan has retused to receive the Viceroy of Kay. Ex-Socretsry Stanton will go to the Rocky Moun- tains In Augusl, for bis health Bishop Whitehouse bias postponed the trial of the Roy. Mr. Cheney wotil July 2 Big, Becell, di Canalt, started yesterday for Mudtreal, The Hon, Reubec K- Fenton sails to-day for Bu- rope. A large party will accompany bimn dowa the bay, Senator Hendricks of Indiana, and party, arrived retired to the in San Frave.sco last night Friend FR, Rouner and the Hon, Nathan Bishop, of the Indian’ Commission, arrived in Leavenworth yesterday. Jord Carrington bas been found guilty of assault ou Mr. Murray, aud bound over to keep the beace for twelve mouthe | Pasha unexpectedly, sailed yesterday from for Alexsadria, Ye Fumored thatar ture with the Sultan ly the cause of his departure, Horace Gres ays his farm is such asuccess that your cost Bim one dollar aud twelve Kourshid Push: and Hasean Pasha have been appolnted members of the Grand Council of Tarkey, 4nd Mustapha # member of the Counei of Ministers F.C. Caprool, of Toronto, addressed the Oswego Board of Trad day on the subjeet of the Huron and Ontario ai ¥ Minister Sanford had an audience of leave on Thursday. and Mr, Jones, ¢ glan Government, presented his Sherman and Gen, Shei len, McKeever, Toga! ‘ail the officers of the Departal nd the Long Branoh ball, ported that a certain oMicial at one of our Police Courts, on his return yesterday from @ clam bake in fhode Island, Docamo seasick dud, among his other contributions to iho waves, cast up a hue new set THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. pooee Cedi Yenterday's easton of the Grand Lodgo—The Amended Constitution Adopted — Impor= tant Business Transacted Vesterday, Tho action of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythian yesterday will have a most important bearing upon the Order In this State, ‘The amended Constitution reported on Thursday by the Commit- tec on Laws and Supervision, was amendod and finally adopted, The debate over the various artt- cles and sections was long, and at times quiic exely- ing. Tho following ts a SUMMARY OF THM RKVIStD CONSTITUTION. ‘te first ve articles relate to the name, compoal- tlon, and sessions of the Grand Lodee, and are nearly the same as the printed Constitution. One of the seewions of Article six provides that the county of New York shall be divided into two districts, one composed of the American and the other of the German Lodges. New districta shall be formed when thera are more than 95 lodges, The Grand Chancellor ahali appoint the District Deputies, who shall visit every fo tge In thelr respective districts at least xemt-annually. Another section adds to the list of Committeoa to he appointed by the Grand Chancellor, a Committee on Warrants, ono on printing and suppiles, and one on superintending. The Grand Outer Steward ts to raceive §25 per annnim for bis services, With these exceptions Arucle six stands nearly as printed Article seven. That the elective grand officers shall be elected by written ballots, and no voting by proxy he Grand Lodge ts to allow four cents mileage to its officers and ropresentatives, and #3 per day to delogates during its session, The un. ied officers are to receive 5 per day. Repre- tatives to the Supreme Lodge are to be electod two ye, must be Past 1 Chane rescribes the Grand Lodge royal om the printed Constitution tn the be worn by representatives to the Cons are ty be ether gold or sliver Jenin fixes the per capita tax of subordinate lodges ai 25 cents jon Of the Co oF Jor, fOr Neglecting OF refusing LO MUKE 16 payment of dues, tor neslecting to hold Piracy Dixcovered—The Exile Arvival of and the other ir (OF auielty oF member ship, ve fr Con: tempt ICrequire « two-thirds vote of the Grand go to auepend A lode permanently. When. ® We nuspended, It shall be she duty of its last officers to deliver up the dispeasation and. other propert:, nnder penalty of being forever excluded from membership, b¥en iC thelr lodge anoutd be reinstated Tuner te vo gdinitted to I pode, on ‘Article eleven makes ove-thlea of tho | furiahotion & quorum. ‘Iho Fens and jaken on the call of Ave members Incase of» lodges, the voto may nso be taken On any quertion at the call of repre: fentatives from ten different lodges, Artiole twelve regulates the price of rit Article thirteen gives the ch Members of lepaty power to grant dispensat lodges to propose, eloct sion, to confer three for degrees enteen prescribes thet the Past Chancel. lot's degroe shall wot be conferred except ak a session of the Grand Lodge, teem nineteen, t 0 preee he thequaiet into ty, twenty-one, and for membershin, 1M mty-throo prescribes the form of chargos, Ing of complaints and 1 differ materially from the pi ‘Tho remainder of the articles refer to minor mat ters, Rules of order were Constitution, The Committee on U wero Deputy Gr, Oh, H. Stemmermai cellor McAleer, and Past Ca. Belutte, REPORTS AND MISCELLANEOUS Wonk, On tho opening of the session yesterday, the cre. of additional delegetes from Ivanhoe and Henry Clay Lodges were presented, Grand Scribo Dierks Uhen read his report. ‘The report shows that ight new lodges have been formed of 641 members which makes a present total of eightoen lodges i this State, ‘The receipts wore nearly $4,000, and the expenses ‘about $3,000; some §1,500 Was Ou hand And invested. ‘The report of Grand Banker Wei thal was received. Hoth these reports reflected credit: on Wet thors, and with slight exceptions were approved, after pasiing through Committees, AFTRRNOON AKSSION, ‘The Committee on Grand Chancellor Lovy's re- rt recommended that all bis suggestions should ecarried out, ‘Their recommendation compelling officers of the lodges to learn their rituals was adopted, ‘That portion of the report approving all the deelsiona of the Grand Chancellor during part term was adopted, Committee wer Of the opinion that the appointments of District a Viee-Chan. Deputies, Provost 8. Haynes, P, H, Stemmer. man, and P, RK. George’ Newell, of Brooklyn, Were the best that could wave been made, ‘The pro posal to endorse the uniform cap laid upon the table, All the oMietal were approved collur Wil stro special committee, HANDSOMRST PAST CHANCRLLO ot Deputy Grand Chancellors’ Newell 1 ant approved, Hoth etic oficers, Bro. Stem. ithiest and Hiro, Newell the hand- fomest inun in the Grand Lodwe, with probably the exception of the Grand ‘Chancellor, Afier. the wourning badge and a report from the Committee om Credentials, the Grand Lodge ad Journed until @ o'clock this morning, The chiet business to-day is the consideration of the constitu tions of the #ubordinate lodges, and the exemplii- cation of the Grand Dogree, In our report yesterday wo said that there were 613 Knights In New Jersey, ‘Thero are 1,613, Dur- ing yoaterday's session the Grand Chaneviler exhib. ited an urn invented by P. Ch. Kobt, McGee, which Js to be used im the ceremonies attonduat upon the first dogree. ——— BROOKLYN, emmeee James Farrell, Frank Rich, and Henry Miller Were terested yesterday on x charge of robbing Gilvert Burne of $56, 10 Smith street, near Fulton, Mrs, Margaret Fanning, of Prost Talrd ‘ayenne, let her infant in ch. idimotber, and went shopy "clock, the ina t street, near Of Its’ stop: Keturaing at about ther « yi a tue Boor, With the turaut be wuthered vo do ‘The Dircetors and stockholders of the East River Bride Connauy will meek apmoon today at the office of the Hrooklya City Gas Company, tn Remsen atres hear Court to (ake action In rela in oi to the Moebling, late engines the East Kilver company. ‘The romans were taken to Vrenton last evening. ———— YOITINGS ABOUT TO pottery Music on the Park Mall at 4 this afternoon, John Gilbooly died sudd seventh street yesterday morning, Elizabeth Tiffes committed suictde yesterday at 13T Liberty stveet, by taking Pari Poltcomun Michael McGrath pays 66.56 for orack or Which he ate iu a grocery ihe other day Tho persons who recently preferred charges against Fire Commission ¢ Wiison are tn prison. James McMahon, the ulloged bounty swindlur, was esterday morning. aly at 58% West Twenty h story win- id Was Killed. ‘The second mecting of the German-American School Union was held last eveuing. The body of an unknown woman, with a dee wound on or head, waa found in the water at pier on Thursday eveulng. Ellen, Wilson aitempted autelte yesterday by leap. Bhe ing off the pler at the foot of Kast Eleventa streel was rescued by Michael McCorkey. J. F. Sutton put his arm out of the window of Fourth ave ay, and it was broken by « plank Ob & pusslog cur attempt. ol y by damping into the Kast Kiver at the foot of Thirty third street, Hecoued by ‘Capt, or ue. W. Holton, a deck hand on & Staten Island boat, last evening, At the risk of his life, rescued « parsenger oy jeuoverboard, The passangers immediately Fained'a auin of money and preacuted It: While s man was to H. Prunel’s j St. Lonis, last evening, parchasing a clock, in the f of the store @ woman’ entered. Went benind the counter and stole between 67,000 and §3,0W worth of Uiainonde, Bho ecaped. When Capt. Jourdan handed Gov. Hofinan’s par- don to Joha Howard, the prisoner in the Tombs who had been sentenced for participating in Reddy the Blacksmilth's robbery of My: Lawroace Graham, Howard wept tor Joy. Athlone Debating Soctety of 274 Grand street posed of Kuveralt sprouts, who at Over the question es to whother the trish have fought better at home than abroad. The neat mootiug le ot down for the ein President Bosworth, of the Police Boar spent the morning tn legislating passenyers 0! tiorme of tho street cars, iauifested h fis own ovintons by entering « leecker str tho front platiorm In the afveravoa, ‘Longshoremen's Union No. ® assembied ia the it of tho school hoase ak Jauos's etrook ani owory, evening, and received « visit trom Father O'Calinghan, who bade them farewell on his departure for Queenstown, The Rov. Father re e sui of @S00 a8 R mark Of esteem, nee Bociety also gave hii $40, aud the Ihey, Father's flook eubscribed over $1,000, A member of Knuiskillen No. 9, A. P. A. writes us that the association oteatant One and {fo no way conneutod with the Uranke Assoulation | that PG lay a a | too : ‘ity elabraiea that ol commen on of when they. eeahiraaiias wines us elry store, ip i oar from gelved the han ‘The Young M Ge assaults were made on the Cuban position, and ta each the Spaniards were repulsed. In the iast atteck, their loss was 90 great that they were compelled Precipitately to retreat, Gen. Jordan participated 1 the Grand Chancellor id for cers, was gly condemned, and his caso was referred to a on bowrd cerning the murder of Lawres delphi issued | at ther celved as security for the virculation of management of the Mechanica’ Ip: ‘od in Butfalo on October 6. a yesterday for the murder of Alf Porris tn Apel last. RRTUIAUT, dentroy Recramento yesterday. The. load ans peat cag Trapen for New York, c San Francisco, on Thursday night, for the purpose Bringing to thle try Chinese suigrants for company. ‘The dead body of a max about 50 years of found uidden beue atsinck othe prethibes ad eter Van delet, orem season ai klven by the proprietors to thelr guests, took evening. From 00 to. 700 room, Among the umber Blacque Boy, the minister, city authorities Cons of their oMces, and a} my charge of the City Government, ited to oo pe ast to i Janotioa, -PRICR TWO CENTS, _ THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA, THE EXBRCUTION OF AMERICANS EXs PLAINED TO ADMIRAL HOFT, caneedibanem Eurngemente Garrisoned Plantations~ Sick Troy rrivine—Gen, Jordan near Bayamo—Piantations Intact. Havana, July 23.—A roport is in circulation that the Government contemplates embargoing the properties of Jose Baro, a wealthy Catalan,who is ab sent from the island, Seven ploatations situated the midst of the insurrectionary district are unhurt The owners arc suspected of giving money to the iy surgents to save them from destruction, «vices from Santiago de Cuba to the 16th inet have been received. The arrival of the monited Centaur created a sensation, The explanations #@ ceived by Admiral Toff from the Spanish authorities relative to the execution of Americans are reported 48 belog satisfactory, and the Spanish Government Justtticd in its nection, A banquet was teadored tha officers of the United States squadron on daty @ Santiago, but it was declined, Soveral skirmishes had recently taken place be tween the troops and inrurgents, The insargente Aliacked # number of garrisoned plantations, ‘The steamer Mayar!, which arrived at Havana to day, brought 150 siek troops, Gen, Jc is in the country, betwoon Santings de Cuba and Bayamo, Jordan's forces have bees Joined to thore of Rustan, Advices from Kingston to the 6th inst, have bees received. Four hundrod of the railroad employees had quelled a negro riot at Old Harbor, folate hichonen CHEERING NEWS FROM WASHING TON Rouced on the 13th. Wasuinotow, July 28,—Advices received ta this city from the leaders in the Cuban army to the 15th, represent that on the 13th and 14th the troope of Gon. Quesdado clpe and Nuevitas, were attacked by Gen. Letone ‘ond in both instances were repuised; on the fire day willis loss of fifty killed and wounded, and om CT tain their position of siege before Puerto Principe, jationed between Puerto Prim second with over one hundred. The Cubans re The troops ler Gon, Figuerro, of Gen. Jordan's command, occupying & position forty miles trom 8& Jago de Cuba, wore attacked om the 19h by « Spam ish force of over 1,900, and said to bave been com manded by Gen, Valmaseda in person, After three bours’ fighting the Spaniards were compelled te wive ap the attack, The next day, having been reinforced, the Spanish ral renewed the attack with great vigor. Thred in the second day's fight. ‘The loss of the Cubans ts set down at 08 killed and wounded. Among the killed were two officers. The Spanish loss is reported to have been over 300. They mado good their retreat to St. Jago, The Cubana are in good spirits, and affected but little by the cholors aod vomito #0 prevalent among the Spanisd, troops. eee A Decree trom De Rodas—The Graposhet’s Cargo Confiscated—The Clentucgas Plant- ore Defou Themeoclves. Havana, July 23.—Captain-Goneral de Rodas has published a striagont decree with the object of avoiding frauds and custom duce, plitying the collection ef Tho cargo of the schooner Grapeshot has been com fiseated at Jamaica by the Britieh suthorities be cause of her violations of the trality laws. The owners of the plantations with the jurisdie: tion of Clenfuogos are arming companies to defend thomselves, Insurgent guerrillas have cut the railroad nese Ree pirita, a THE HOBOKEN MYSTERY. v nor White aud Te Michael Quinn, the missing fireman of Galatea, whose apprehension Coroner White, Ken, lind ordered as being imypiicsted in the Aer, gave himself up to the authors sald that he revided at 39 Jay strech, k, aud Was at the time of tho alleged mur: r fireman on board the Galatea. When on board he found he could not get slong with ard he wanted to quit the steamer ia conseg On Friday morving be applied for his pay, Dut wae informed that It was mot ready. He then’ went te New York to obtain othor work. His clothes he leit bebind, but some days afterward sent @ friend te get thom. ‘He never had a» fight or quarrel with « tan comlog over tu tho. boat or on the whart Ha did not remomber having told Douglass that he had had a fight witha man on the pier; was drank om the night of the murder ; did not remember who wae cut, and did not know ng come not aware wi tLe was suspected until a fricad showed li e SUN; his Irleod advised him to deliver ‘imsead up; he got bis pay on Saturday, Coroner White beld Quinn to await the conclusion of the inquest, ————___. SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, a The Urugayan rebeltion still continues. Lopes has been surrounded tn the Qordilliras, bal has cut bia way out. Nearly $3,000,000 worth of wool wae sold La Phila» ‘The amount of the new fractional currency already $120,000, Jes of the loans of « building association by re not liable to tax. Ten-Fortics may be substituted for Five-Twi w of ® # cont, of their par value, eae, The U.S, steamer Gettysburg, with the monitos Centonr, arrived at Key West yesterday from Santiage de Cuba, All well, Any fold bearing bonds now held 4a security may be exchanged (or circulating notes at # per cent, of Dar val ‘The six per cent. curreney bonds issued by the United States to tie Pacific rallrond, will not be re jalional ‘The Internal Revenue officials have warned tne re tail tobacco dealers of Lexington, Ky., not to sell ang tobacco except In original packaxes, During the preparations for the execution in Now folk yesterday, an unfinished frame bullling pear tha gallows fei), seriously Iujuring seven workmen, An International Industria! Exhibition, under the 1NULe, I8'to be Opem ‘The Socretary of the Treasury decides that Note rics Public have the same powers as Justices of the Pence to tal fy nde 10 Oaths, Commissioner Deiaao will remove several Intew al Kevouue Supervisors in different parts of the coum UY, against Whow grave charges have Deen preferred. J n Howard, of Cincinnati, was sentenced nitentiary for life In the ‘Common Pioas ‘The Arizo Indians killed the mail carrier the mails, between Tucson jesiila on the 12th Lost, ‘The first fruit car on the Central Pasifie road tel rand a tew boxes ef in George Gift left Memphis for China, country Chinese anew oe" Jamalcs,.o8 Th ‘The French cable expedition arrived off Du at noon yestorday.. ‘The shore end was Ii ae M1. The’canie ie He rood ng. order. Boston Duxbury will celebrate the events ‘od by the falling of eleven iron raftess of the Ne Katlroad Com dui je at the foot alte coca ates tnt Five laborers from New York were severely 5 Wade Balton, who was shot in Memphis some a by Mr. Dickens, died yesterds vay table ibetitutions, wel adia wall Jacksoo, aud tea bores of land ¥0 sacks ther slaves, i masquerad mon, of Green Urige, While Bhiphur woriagee ‘ons were in Some weeks neo, Cpencetiog Smith gaicined, the inst delivered bis decree yi We ‘The Pennsylvania Cent has red. w ' gent ' \