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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

WAILAcK's TnEArRE-GERMAS 0pERA-The Germ N
Opera troupe commenced their series OF perform
snoes at this theatre last night with the "Daush.
var Of the Regiment" Considering the unfavorabe
character Of the weather there was very fair at.
tendance Madame D0rmy sustained with great spirit
the role Of Marie and loudly applauded Ia her FIRST
aria and in the finale Of the FIRST act The terzetto in
the second act, with NJ Muller and Madame Roettner,
was also capitsHy given. The sulpzo NJ Muller was
very sredtable performance, and were NJ. Qunts vo.
casation only equal to his confidence there would be
little to end fault wish. The OPERA the whole, how
ever was as we sustained had reason to expect
considering the disadvantages under which temporary
speculation 6 this sort labors In its choice Of artists
There Ia no doubt that with the increased support which
German Opers appears to be getting. efforts viii be
made to mpart greater efficiency to ts persosasl We
understand that Fideo" Is in preparation, Rnd win
shortly be given by this company.
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Army Intellkgence.

The ship MddIesex, Capt. Psrnase, bound for Corpus
Christi Texas and having board ala UBited States
troops left this port June H. The Mddlesex has alss
aboard sixteen women soldiers wives. The officers with
the detachment are -
Captain r. Marcy, Fifth Regiment OF Infantry, COM
mapdipg the detachment
First Lieut. Orlando b. Wilcox, Fourth Artillery, qnar
termsster Commissary.
Second Lieut. william R. Terrill, Fourth Artillery.
Second Lent. y. Owen Solomons, Fourth Artillery
Second Lieut.. Edmund Freeman, Fifth lnfsnsry.
DR. George Taylor, Of Baltimore, IL attached ~ Sur
icon to the detachment.
These recruits intended for distribution among tbs
different Arms Of the service In the department Of rxa
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, june 10, 1866
Money easy. Stocks arm. Reading 46 u Long Island
II; Penna R. R. A 9-1e; Penna State SIS s8x.
BUFFALO, June 19-6P. NJ
The -four market has been very quiet to-day. Sales
SEQ bbls. 1t 80 26 50 81 for good upper lake and
common Michigan. Wheat in fair request and buyers
disposed to meet holders views Sales 600 bu.
shels upper Lake spring ct 81 go Corn active and firm
Gales 600 bushels &C Slc 800 Oats Unfair request
sales % 600 bushels at 48c WhiskeySaes 80 bbs at
33Hc Canal freights-12c fer to Albany and lac.
TO New York. Receipts for the "a hours ending
to-day 1,697 bbls wheat l3 100 bushels corn,
81, 236 bushels oats 81, 036 bushels.
ALBANY, June 19-1o:30 P. N.
Flour very dull sales of moment. Wheat no sales.
Corn-Sales 5000 bushels Western mixed at Geo. for
new, and 81 " for old in lots OatsSaes 900 bush
els Chicago At So, Receipts to-day: 1900 bbs
flour; $50 bbls pork 974 bushels corn 900 BUSH
els oats; 8, 1853 bushels wheat.
OswEGo, June 19-6% r. N.
Flour.-sales today 1000 bSls. at 50 for common
brands Wheat-Saes 6,0o8 bushels ct 50 As for Cana
dian, and 81 90 for Chicago Con-Sales % COO bush.
els at Ssc. soc. Receipts.-36, 900 bushels corn
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THE SPEEcH OF MAJOR DoNELsoS.--The great
feature Of the meeting Of the Know Nothings
in the Park, the other day, was the speech Of
Major Andrew jackson Donelson, Of Tennessee,
against our imbecile and faithless Pierce ad-
ministratiop. II Ia bombshell from the Her
mitaee thrown into the ranks Of the spoils de-
mocracy. They must now either definitely
abandon Mr.. Pierce or sink with him. This
speech tells the whole story. 1t defines the
true national policy Of the Know Nothings,
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Marine Affairs.

Tm STEAMER OCEAN BIRD This new steamer win
make trial trip down the bay on Thursday. She
originally known the Vim. Norrs-the vessel built tt
was atated to cross the Atlantic in six days She has
recently been known to fame Of the vessels
Of Capt Graham, lately under blockade ny the East
river.
DEATHS IRON BRUTALITY ON BOARD EMIaRANr SHIP.
Tho Portuguese ship Defensor at Para The 26th OF
May from Oporto with emgranta stated 10 have lost
forty out Of three hundred Of her passengers
the voyage, caused BY Ill usage and hunger, although
che was less than thirty days on the passage.
THE STEAMER TNNEssEE sailed from Baltimore on Sa-
turdsy afternoon for Liverpool with fourteen passen
gers.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON THE SOUND, AND Loss OF
LIFE Tho steamer Worcester, Of the Norwich line,
bound to New York, came In collision with and
sunk schooner, sotn after leaving New London
. signal light could not be seen the boat's length
ahead, and the beat slowly, sounding the
whistle every moment or two The steamer struck her
amidships, and she went down Immediately. The crew,
consisting of captain four men, and woman (color
ed wife Of the cook saved BY cnging to the rig
sipg with the exception Of the woman who
went down In the vessel She to be the schooner
f. Barnard SO tons, OF Portland CT, from New York,
with cargo Of salt and cement for Norwich, Ct Ths
steamer lay ct anchor until her bows which steve,
could be repaired and then put back to New London,
cook who returned to New York. After the fog cleared
off, at O'Clock A. NJ she left for New York. whore she
arrived at noon The passengers, about fifty In number,
made up purse for the poor black fellow, who
moaning piteousy for hts lost wife, The Of the
persons drowned were Thomas Kiroy, Of Charleston.
8. c. and Mary Brown, of New York.-Boston Journal,
I,ns IA.
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The ADMINISTRATION AND THE LATE CUBAN
NovEAENT.-The more light that is thrown
upon the late movement In Cuba, the more UNI
accountable appears the conduct of the Pierce
administration, and the stronger the grounds
for indignation among the Creoles. It appears
that the discovery was made in this way: A
government agent, in the confidence Of the
State Department, placed himself in close COM
munication with the Junta and their friends
here. This was the easier to do as at first pub.
licly and privately Mr.. Pierce had professed
deep sympathy for the cause Of Cuban indie
pendence, and had assured the leaders of as
much, with many oaths and many promises, at
several private interviews. Having wormed
himself into the confidence Of the Cuban sym
pathizers here, the government agent had the
address to persuade them that 1t was absolutely
necessary that some one should 60 from hence
to Cuba to ascertain by ocular inspection what
might be expected from an insurrectionary
movement. The principle adopted, the spy
offered to 60 himself provided the Junta here
would accredit him to the principal Creoles Of
their party on the island; and assuredly no
political party ever allowed itself to be more
completely hoodwinked-hi offer was accept
ed, and he left. On the island he met Manuel
Pinto, Estrampes, and the other revolutionary
chiefs; as they supposed, concerted measures
with them Is was the case in reality, sounded
them as to their prospects, means and objects,
and departed brimful Of information.
Instantly on his return, he repaired to the
State Department to draw his pay and commu-
nicate what he knew. Mr.. Pierce and Mr.
Marcy were placed in possession of the whole
facts of the Cuban conspiracy. They had no
sooner learned all than in their turn they trans
ferred their information to the Spanish Minis
ter, who sent it to the Captain General. Hence
it appears that the shocking deaths Of Manuel
Pinto, Estrampes and the other victims Of the
late coup d'ftat in Cuba are wholly the work
Of the present administration.
It is difficult to conceive either baser pros
titution of the authority with which the Ame-
rican people have entrusted Mr.. Pierce, or
grosser insult to their feelings. 1t may be
lawful for the despotic authorities Of Cuba to
&c cure the submission of the unfortunates set
under them by sleeping their hands in blood,
whenever their enormities are objected to; but
in Gods name, the time has not come when the
government of the United States can play the
executioner or the spy.
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jersey Lity News.
ANOTHER CRUSADE Against THE LIQUOR H1LLnR1
JaRsEY CITY.

It appears from ststsmentin the Jersey City Sentinel
that another series Of vexatious about
be instituted against tho keepers Of public hsuses in
that city II ID t. be done in Carson League STYLE but
not the Carson League. The authorities sf the city
have undertaken the job 1t ID further intimated that
this time the job is to be done up thoroughly.
WoRKHousE FOR PRHoNERs-Ths new board oe
chosen eeholdefs for Hudson county have appointed
committee to inquire into the expsdieney OF building
county workbouse in which prisoners could be made TO-
work ont their fines and costs instead Of being
jail as the practice The committee ssssists Of
Aessrs Shepherd, Holmes and Plat.
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The Prohibiaory Liquor Law.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
In the HERALD OF ths day set down in of the
columns Of hs comparative list OF those who have given
opinions since the passage of the Prohlbitory Liquor
law, .in favor Of against Its eousttutionalty as
'for the law ghis Ia error. Not having been
from the Carson League or TIE LIQUOR Dealers Asscca
ton, Of have not given any gratuitous opinion
for or against the law. Permit me to add, that am,
aud been opposed 10 the Prohbitory Liquor
law, and viii do all in my power to have II repealed
JOHN r. HA3KIN
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Court CaIcndar--T1sis Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nes. 4, SO, 90, IL q,
40 to IA.
SUPREME CoURr-Special Term.--No So.
SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit--Pa I.--Nos 1873 1S4S l69
1885, 2o12, 203e, 1925, lis, 164 to no. Part 2dNos
so INA lol 10, CO. 90, 90, l2s, 1915 1919 I2e, 9os
conMos plnAs-P.rt 2d-Nos. s27, $50, $685. $40, ss7,
34f, 40. I'll. 772, 79,, S24. Sal, 8s7, 200, p57
SUPERIOR CouRT-Hoa. 345, 88 386, l028, 348 919 3s3
ss1 2s4, 1915 sai 100 l6s, sos ii, 295, sal. O. sis
$780, 242 $40 s32 $780, TIT $685. 8s9 $780, 274 35s, 1877
197, 100 500 400 san 1so I'll, 2l2 1885, 400 $780, ESQ.,
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON, June 10, 1855
The following are the footings Of our Weekly Bank


TROY, june 10, 1885,
The notorious Henrietta Robinson, convicted in tho
Rensselaer, County Court of the murder Of Timothy
1angan, was this afternoon renteneed by Judge Harris
to be hung the Sd Of August NEXT At the conclusion
of her sentence, when the Judge commended her soul
to Gods mercy she told him he had better pray for his
own soul, declaring she the victim Of political
conspiracy, which calculated to crush man. She
about to speak further, when her counsel desired
her to remain quiet. When about to leave the court
she turned and pointing finger towards Judge
Harris, solemnly exclaimsd-"Judge Harris, may the
Judge Of Judges be your Judge" Considerable excite
ment manifested by the sp sctators during the Tins
occupied In the passing of the sentence
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light superb original and em,nently becomins stands the
Genin dress hat OF the
exquisite proportions fsultess style perfect an ts de-
tails and specimen Of work anship finish
Of place in any exposition Of the usfu
arts at home abroad Especial 9enton IL directed TO
THE fabric because presents anomaly In the branch
manusetpre 70 which q belongs viz combination Of two
materials both beautiful in their separate conditions but
which thus gracefully united form the beau ideal Of classic
and aristocratic dress bat The
embraces only the ordinary styles upwards
twenty designed and tor che
season. and comprising such Of shapes shades
qualities sizes and prices that head taste possibly
30 bushes men sporting men, traveller sshoss
sortment just the articles they desire. The
STRAW HAT DEPARTMENT.
repIete with fahrcs from all Of the word Here VIII
be found Panams Leshorn, India Chns England
France 40, well extensive assortment Of home ma
M 10 etured articles Tke
cHmpRRN's rk-cy HAT DHpARThENr
has with full summer stock import
Cd and home and parents are invited 70 eva
ne tbe new les OF tho which graceful
SAD becoming Juvenile faces than any that nave proceeded
tNe crrrLrmyp,s AVN roys' car DEPARTMENT
with variety OF travelling, sporting An6
S.pey' caps, boys dress ard scheoi eaps &e;
opposite 81 Paups Church
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BuRGIARY.-Yestsrday morning, about o'slosh, thu
jswely store Of A. Watson, No. rs Grand street EAST
distrct) burplariousy entered and robbed Of
jewelry valued ct about $780,
A NEW ENGINE Pacific Engine Company Ne. ., Of the
Eastern district have ust had built plane engine,
scng AL the latest improvements by James Smith,
Of New York. The company turn out next Tuesday for
the purpose Of bringing her homo, On which occasion
they Will be escorted by Zephyr Hose Company No.
Robertson's band IL engaged for the occasieD.
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The Turf.

UNION CouRsF, l. L-PAcING.- The great pacing match
between Hero and Pocahontas which to have taken
place yesterday afternoon the above course, was
postponed until Thursday, account Of the inclenenoy
of the heather.
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. ned from 8 N"

make. yesterday, And he sales r.--: -
% COO hslss--pricss closing sssasS sJsar was
ratseS SITTER. .. previous rates, vtts fair amouo'
,t sales. Canadian white wheat - d al 81 so, "a
Uopsr Lake al " OS. Corn VS. less ps'-> "a
c,os.d hrmer 81 81 Of 81 OF, With -, .n,n
meu,. PIX WIS f,mer, with - s.,Dr r,
Liverpool, abaut 10000 h9s''"" IN vs,s eosagsd
in chips bags, at $50 W.
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here IL mo- Hsranch or Manufao..

HattAng.-Thsro n Branch OF Manufae..
this city fourishing condition than hating
The baers of New York disanced those London many
years go and have gaining on the Psrnan
.bapeis. until At last they have them the
Among the foremost of them may mentioned ESPEN-
sCHEID to whose skill and genius the hat making fra
ternity indebted for vsrious important
during the last years. and supesb
have for many past drasn annually orowds
Of custtmers TO his store. Il5 NASSAU street.
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The City Guards At Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 10, 1856.
The New York City Guards reaohed here this morning.
and met with most enthusiastic reception from the
civic and military S-thorites. The whole city ID deco
rated % for gala day and Invitations to every place
Of amusement have besn rendered them. The Guards
the first military company from the United States
that has ever visited this city.
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MAILS sor she P~cifa lie.

Mm KNw YORK HERALD-oALIFORNIA WITIoN.
NE Omitted States mail stcsmship Illinois, cart McKn.
y, win leave this port this afternoon ut Two selosk,
M AspnwAh.
ma malls Tor California and other parts Of tha Pzsies
WIN elose at O'Clock
TAe NEW YoRK WEEKLY HKRALD--CalifornA edition.
ssnaDg the lAtsrs intelligence from AL pArts of the
vszla viii De published at sasven sclOok this asrning
sls copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, axpencs
agents win please send in their orders early pos
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The Foreign Legion Case In Boston.

BOSTON, June ID, 1883.
In the United States Commissioners Court, to-day,
Louis Cemagi the Hungarian Lieutenant was held for
trial on the charge Of ensting men for the British
army. schwasrer, the boarding houss keeper, and
Kaufman, who brought on . squad from New York,
were discharged.
The United States officers searching for other par
tics to DO engaged in this business.
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wn'cp - war Of determination against this
r.ssen Pierce dynasty and all concerned.
Major DoDelson putt the question in its legiti-
mate shape TO the country, whether we shall
have new government, administered by men
of Union principles, or the continuance OF
corrupt and trading coalition Of Northern and
Southern nullifiers, Van Buren, free sellers OF
the Buffalo stamp, and JEFF. Davis secessinists
and hljbusters. Let the Know Notaings circu-
late this speech Of the adopted son and inti-
mate political conndant Of Old Hickory. We
want to know what the democracy propose to
do with Mr.. Pierce, and where they will turn up
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Fire In q Newspaper once,

BOSTON, Juns 49, 1856.
The Know Nothing and American Crusader weekly
newspaper) Office was partially destroyed by FIRE this
morning Loss about So 900. The forms ready for
press, and the FIRE causes suspension Of this weeks
faa
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Our RELATIONS WITH THE DOMINICAN REPUB-
LIC-ANoTHER SPECIMEN OF OUR PIERCE AND
MARCY DIPLOMACY-We published yesterday
letter from Washington, from . reliable and
well informed source, explanatory Of the
American diplomacy of Pierce and Marcy with
the interesting republic of Dominica, the white
end Of the island Of Hayti. The facts are very
simple, and much of a piece with the doiDgs Of
this treacherous and skulking administration
in reference to Spain, Cuba, the Sandwich
Islands and Central America Our Minister at
Dominica made . favorable treaty with that
government-the French and English with
lied and threatened the poor DOminicans OF
such rate that they were compelled to eat
their own words, and cancel the treaty with
our ambassador. And there the matter stands.
Ordinary men would say that here was an
outrage committed by the French and English
calling for instant redress-for reparation, even
at the lannon's mouth, and at the risk Of q
general war. But where was that bold Ameri-
can spirit of Pierce, Marcy and Forney, under
which they carried the terror of our bombshells
and torches into Greytown? Oozed out, like
the courage oil Bob Acres, at their fingers
ends 1t was the difference between an armed
feet of the British and French, and a defence
less village of merchants and their inofensive
people. French and English terrorism has
driven our Minister from Dominica, and has
substantially appropriated that hitherto indie
pendent power. Such is the Pierce interpreta-
ton OF the Monroe doctrine in the face Of dan
ger. Such is the rendering of the inaugural,
when England or France stands in the way.
Pierce and Marcy back out, and SO very
stealthily that nothing would be known Of it
but for the correspondents Of the public press.
Will the Washington Union be good enough,
since the secret is out, to inform US whether
the administration has or has not finally con-
scented to submit to the armed occupation of
Dominica by England and France? Are we to
swallow this outrage as an Offset to the Grey
town bombardment, or is our Forney Cabinet
waiting for those new frigates to be builtf
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THE LArEs1r NEWS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEeaapas.
goa.l4rrsvai or the ASIA.

n.kAfrival or the Asia.
HALIFAX, N. g., June 19-l1 m.
The stespaAip Asia, In her eleventh day from
Liverpool has mot Jet made her appearances OIL this port
The weather, which miles to the westward is wet
and unpleasant Is hero beautifully clear and fne The
Asia presumed have far to the south, to avoid
the Hestng Ice which tins Of the year Ia
rally be met with for several hundred miles east Of
this point
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From Texas .

BALnHoRE juno 10, 1855.
The New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last contain
Galveston advices to the 9th inst but the Is
tirely unimp0rtant.
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Judge Shaw and the Massachusetts Liquor
Law.

Boston, juno 10, 1885,
Judge Shaw, Of the Supreme Court decided that tho
32d section Of the qnor law giving the right to appeal
Is rspugnant inconsistent unconstitutional and void;
that has force to repeal statutes inconsistent with
its provisions and that It therefore leaves the Revised
Statutes in full force that committal in accordance
with the old statute is valid, although the commitment
would be wholly unsupported by the law The Dc.
csion was made In the habeas corpus OF Bslsey
Sullivan. Committed under the new law, and the CON-
initial was sustained,
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From Washington.
YROGCRIPTI0N OF TIE Know N0rHINGB -wH0LE5ALK
DECAPITATION RESOLVED ON-MAJoR FRENCH PRO-
vIDBD F0B-s0ULB AND TIE ADMINISTRATIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON June 10, 1855.
The Cabinet have had kng and exciting session TO-
day. informed by gentleman high in authority,
that Of the Cabinet strongly suspected Of Kno
nottingham. The President informed gentleman this
evening" that Wilson Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofce Clayton, Second Auditor, together with hun
dred and ninety clerks to be dscaptted as fast ~
they can find persons to nj their places.
Mr.. Marcy told gentleman to-day that B. B. French,
who was removed from the Office Of Commissioners Of
Public Buildings, had received another appointment
Mr. Soule arrived here early this morning. in the boat
from Richmond, and stops at Wizards.
The President arrangements to leave the city on
the arrival of Nj soule, bus Marcy told him he must
face the music" and pssify soue in way. sould
psremptory declines interview with Marcy, and says
he will call the President merely out Of respect He
has NO love for Pierce the administration.
GOV. REEDER CALLED TO ACcouNr-RETURN OF DIR.
PARKKR-THE BRITISH MINISTER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1855.
The President has called Governor Rseder and other
Territorial officials account for speculAtions in
Kansas lands with In violation Of the acts
Congress- and tells them they cannot be kept in
less impressions his mind shall DO removed by
satisfactory explain Governor Reeder has proms.
ed to reply when he shall have reached Kansas
Rev. Dr. Parker, missionary, having At present the
change Of the dpomats relations of government
China writes that he will be in this country In about
month to recruit his health. A
Mr. CHAMPION the British Minister left the city this
evening In the characterization unknown.
The weather continues very heavy. It has been
raining alghtly this evening.
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FORE the American party Is
let them carry New York,
sylvania next fall, and the
IN elections, and they may
New England and Ohio Sc
Enpunity in reference to the
.is all important however,
D November. They can,
Know Nothings, there
prk of singing out their
kt Assembly with refe-
u question of the can
als., to some legisla-
p regarding the man
L them carry the As
|feb. agitator, and the To-
for New York is theirs,
rank for the great cam
York and the South stand
e game 10 secured and the
Bs. What say our Know No
y can If they will.