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The New York herald., 1865-06-01
MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES GoRpos BENNETT, Editor NEW YORK HkRALD:-
Please add TO your Roll Of Honor
New Steamship Line.

We glad 10 see, among the many other new enter
prses Of the day. that carrying trade not TO
be entirely abandoned without efforts TO retain H. We
are prompted to this belief by the knowledge Of the
recent incorporation OF the American and Mexican Mail
steamship Company whose purpose It s 10 run semi.
monthly line OF nrst class between this port
and the port Of Vera Cruz, touching both ways at
Havana The projectors and Shareholders Of this ssso-
claion are Of the odeet and westhes merchants ship
owners machinists and shpbulders OF the city. Their
vessels are built expressly for the trade and two Of
them--the Manhattan and Vera Cruz--are already
launched and lie at present at the pier OF the Morgan
Iron Works receiving their engines, machinery &c. and
superb specimens OF Yankee marine architecture they
certainly are
Extending inquiries we're informed at the Office
of the company No 20 Broadway that their vessels were
sdewhee steamers with three decks each beam engines
sixty five inches by eleven feet seven hundred and fifty
horse power; length, two hundred and thirty ve feet
sand Ave hundred tons burden, with stowage room for
thousand two hundred tons Of freight hed to
hundred and fifty first class passengers and 20 con
sruced TO be quickly changed for the comfortable
sengers speed twelve miles per hour The FIRST Of the
vessels-the Manhsttans advertised TO leave for Ha
vapa Vera Cruz the 18th Of June and the second
on the lat Of July The hulls built by Messrs Law
renee Foulkes; the engines and machinery fur
nshed by George W. Quntard, ESQ., Of the Morgan Iron
whitney and its Secretary j. w. Pomeroy, Esqs both
for many years prominent members OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Company.
with such material in ships and managers,
cannot well see why the American and Mexican Mail
Steamship Company may not become one Of the perma.
nent and prosperous institutions OF the land, which it's
large Investments OF money 10 open up new path Of
cree eminently entities II TO-
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Sixth Annual Commence ment Of the
Cooper Union.

Sl4tn annual OOmmemce memt OK the
Cooper Union.
The sixth annual commencement Of the Cooper Union
took place last evening" In the presence Of large
audience the spacious lecture hall Of the Institute
could by any conrivance accommodate. Peter Cooper
Esq., the worthy founder OF this noble institution
pied the chair and with him the platform noticed
Edward Cooper, W. G. Hunt, A. s. Hewitt and W. G.
verpanck, Esqs large platform erected for the
accommodation Of the ladies and gentlemen who took
part in the exercises of the evening, which
menced by the overture to Tancredj, BY Dod-
worth's band. Music, vocal and instrumental ora
tions, &C.. comprised the exercises Of the evening.
duet, arranged for two pianos, received
we'll merted escore also Reenecken's beautiful bal
lad Thou art so near and yet 50 far rendered with
the 0rpheonist class.
The annual report read by Mr.. W. @. Hunt, from
which II appears that the Union is most prosperous
condition regards funds The receipts for the year
year Of a. o. have been s34177 H. while the ex.
penditure has been $31,647 76 showing a balance in
hand of g., 522 A. The number of female students
the School Of Art during the has been two hundred
and seventy-two The number OF pupils attending the
night classes has been thousand five hundred and
the President presented medals 10 Messrs Frees and
Bosch who had completed their five years Of
strdcton In comforting those marks Of distinction
Mr. Cooper made a few appropriate remarks Messrs.
Corbe scott and Hayson were the recipients of similar
honors.
The proceedings terminated with patriotic song, the
Union Forever by Mr. Jeweu and the Orpheonists.
The exercises of the evening reflect great credit the
pupils and professors and II Is 10 be hoped the session
about be commenced will be numerously attended
their appreciation Of institution which has not
its equal In any country In the world.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
PersonaI Intsllt@e.ee.


Major General shcrmsa win srrsve from Wsshiur1sn
In this city soday He 10 accompanied by his wife The
distinguished party expected about ssvon O'Clock
T. During his stay infow York General Sherman win
stop q tho residence OF Mr. eoota No "a Eas rweaty.
third street.
Among tho passengers for Europe By tho Cuba ycsts
DAY was Max haretzsk the famous and favorts ipres
sao Tho principal object Of his visit 70 sss Hsyer
esers new opsra. VAfrioaise porforms4 IN Paris In
order that he msy forwardto New York Mode,s Of the
scenery costumes and properties necessary to produce
sns Academy next season in the Same grand style
tnat u 70 produced in Pnris Mr. Maretzek. L may not
% generally known has some time ago purchased the
exclusive right Of nrs producing PAcatms in America
Tne soore has basn secured to him several months ago.
II s probable that karctzek may pick up fresh
singing BIRDS during his tour 70 perfect the os already
engaged for thief season.
General Chamberlain 10 st present stopping a. the g.
Mcnoias, as also O. 7. Sherman brother OF General
Sherman.
the Metropolitan the following are among number
OF distinguished visitors-H0n John Conness OF Cali
lornia Hon James 7. Ryan, Of California; Hon John
coyle, OF Washington, and Judge Steos, Of Kingston
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The Filtbustcro Williams.
LETTER FROM THE PERUVIAN MINISTER.
TO rHx EDITOR OF rHl HERALD.

You have received intelligence from San Francisco,
California that the iibustero Williams, who proposed
10 seize the Peruvian steamer Colon now lying at that
port order to ct her out privateer against French
in the Pacific had explained TO his associates
in the enterprise hat the seizure Of the Colon
derstOod between the Mexican and Peruvian authorities,
and that the show OF force In making the seizure
necessary TO acquit the latter u any blame IN the
matter
As the representative of the government Of Peru in
tn country hereby declare, in tho most solemn man
ner that II Williams made any such statement
gratuitous slsehood for my government, perfectly
understanding its rights and its duties, and highly ap
precisng the cordial and friendly relations which unite
II that Of this republic has not and would con
nive any scheme having In view the violation Of .he
laws OF the United States or OF any other nation, and
much less would lower the dignity Of Peru by assoja
ing its name with any undertaking conceived In tho
and for the purposes Of that which was organized
most obedient
JOSE ANTONIO O. y CARGO Minister or Peru
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

TIE FouRm or JuLY BsooELyS. Tho anniversary
Of the Declaration Of Independence promises TO be eee
brated IN Brooklyn this year With greater spirit than ever
before. On former occasions from fifteen hundred to
three thousand dollars appropriated for fireworks,
&C. but this year thousand dollars were to be expended
In celebrating the glorious Fourth and the return Of
peace Some time since Ave thousand dollars were voted
TO celebrate the Union victories and the tragic death
OF President Lincoln prevented the contemplated display
two thousand dollars taken 10 purchase mourning
drapery. The remaining three thousand dollars we're
added at the meeting Of the Common Council last night
W the three thousand dollars already appropriated Tor tho
Fourth of July making total OF 81 @asod dollars w
DO ekpended Tor Kiorincail1n.
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wALLAcK's THnArns Tho Heir at Law played
here last night with Mr. Gilbert as Lord Dubery, Mr.
Mark Smith Dr. Pangoss, Young as Ezekiel Homespun
and Mss Cannon and Mrs Vernon as Cicely Homcspun
and Lady Duberiy. This is an excellent cast, and gave
admirable presentation Of this favorite old play. Mr.
Youngs Ezekiel Homespun one Of the best perform
ances OF the part we have ever seen. Miss Gannons
Ccey was in tho happy vein that is 50 peculiarly this
tadys own.
The play Tor tonight is Brousham's Game Of life
Friday night Leap Year will be given and Saturday night
Amerioans u Paris and the Old English Gentleman.
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Ala for the Promotion OF the Agricultural
Intsrcst-Measures to supply Farmers
with implements, &c.

TFrOm tho KiChm0nd HcpuDNC, MAY 20
We have had the pleasure Of an interview with Rev.
Lyman Abbott, President Of the American Union Com
mission OF New York and Boston, and Rev Dr. II. A.
Miles OF the same commission who seeking to estab
sh enterprise which will be hcralded with the great
satisfaction by the agricultural community Of vir
gina Tho object of the commission establish in
this city warehouse for agricultural implements OF
every description well for seeds to be sold at very
low rates. 30 as TO supply the great needs OF people
In the case OF worthy persons entirely unable 10 the
small price which will be asked the implements and seed
will be furnished gratuitousy Further Information
this subject can bc obtained from Messrs II L. Kent,
George Gwathmey G. d. Yale and Samuel Ruth, Of Rich
mond, OF al this onice We know OF more laudable
object. and the manner In which has been announced
80 US by the Commissioners, marked at once by the
greatest bcrality and delicacy, has impressed us with
high sense Of their character gentlemen and patriots
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
The Cairo Despateh.

CAIRO, May 81, 1895
sene Canby BY order OF the President, has instruct
ed General Warren, commanding the Department: Of the
Mississipp NOT to recognizes any of the otscers Of
the rebel State governments within the limits Of his
command, authorized the functions Of their
late offices, and prevent hy force, f necessary the
assembling Of thea.Iegisature and imprson the mem
bers state officers who attempt TO act Ia opposition to
his orders
h,s a. Dycrsburg Tenn, last Friday, destroyed
eight stores Loss unknown
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

MISrSe PRosrysrs IN MONTANA TsRRiroRv all
parts of the Territory receive the moet cheering
OF tho brilliant prospects Of success that
encourage the miners. In our own gulch such dirt
has been dred out during winter pays we'll wherever
washed. Far from being confined to one gnch, the
miners Of Montana seek their fortunes with
good and reasonable hope Of ample remuneration In vt
least twenty localities and for quprtz the only din
Guilty that presents Itself Is 10 state whore IL We hav
In gold silver chalk, coal clnnabar copper lead and iron
quantities sufficient TO the upid prosperity of any
country, both accessible and workable With ease and
certainty Pine timber u ploup fnl water abundant; we
Tar than sufficient to ppv tho wants ol tho potr
I,.tt 90
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Repairing the James River and ka-
nawha Canal-The Government Aiding
I'm the Proscc ution Of the Work. Ssc.

lfrOm the kichmOnd hcpuDnc May 70
The James river and Kanawha Canal readers will
be graaod learn is TO be thoroughly repaired and
nut In working order At meeting OF the Board OF
Directors held yesterday, It was determined TO employ
at once four hundred aborers and fifty mechanics and
begin the repairs Immediately. n -.
As the company Is without ready means, the United
States government, with marked liberaty, has agreed
20 furnish the necessary raons tent sboats' and ma
teria and guarantee tho payment Of the ewages thus
leaving no room doubt the pay Of those who
willing " earn livelihood.
There now In the country hundreds of unemployed
whites and blacks who ut of subsistence and the
work offered is blessing 10 them. Surely they
will need additional stmulant TO induce them to seek
employment this canal and thus benefit themselves
and the state at large.
The James River Canal Ia one Of the most i'm
portan, improvements the State and should be put in
working order with little delay possible The gov
cnmcnt seeing the necessity for IT, has kindly extended
helping hand and the directors pledged 10 spare
efforts have II open 70 trade the necessary
repairs can be made We therefore hope that not many
iays will elapse the boats making their
trips TO tho head Of the improvement thus putting
Richmond in communication with the interior OF the
State let the railroads and canal get TO work regularly
and Virginia will not bo long in recovering from the
shock that has swept her whole surface and
damaged her fair proportions BY reference TO the ad
vcrtisancnt of the chief engineer parties seeking en-
ploy ment will know where TO apply
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News from New Orleans.

NHw ORLEANS May 70, via CAIRO, Nay 81, 1865.
The telegram announcing the removal Of General
Banks and the appointment Of General Sheridan TO the
command Of the military distrsct caused much COM
ment The majority Of the people seem TO be pleased,
while the politicians regret the removal Of Gen Banks
The French Mexican organ, the Estqfste, says war
with the United States Is inevitable. II is believed In
Mexico that the federal troops will Immediately march
into that country Great hate openly manifested By
the Mexicans, toward the French, and Maxmilian is
showing dsirust OF them counter revolution is
talked OF freely
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Fire I'm Meriden, Conn.

Nav HAVEN Nay 81, 1896.
The large Balmoral skirt factory Of Mcssrs Jededah
wilcox and Co.. in Mcriden wys entirely destroyed by
lire this evening Loss 5000 600; insured e250, 900
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The Lincoln Monument.
NEW Y0sE, May 81, 1895.

JAhD GORDON BENNETT Esq
DEAR sIR-Enciosed please nnd one hundred and one
dollars contributed to the fund for the Lincoln Nonu
msns by the employees Of Lord Taylor, which please
apply accordingly This 10 intended Cor the city monu.
ment. Yours, very respectfully, JOHN f. CLARK.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Affairs at Danvflle-The Negroes Return
ing to their Work. Sc.
II d.,

From gentlemen who left Dapyille Tuesday morning
we have late intelligence from that section OF the State
Peace quiet reign supreme throughout that country
Under wise regulations adopted by the military autho
rites the negroes returning to their homes and to
work The wheat, corn and oat crops are most pro-
missing fact which we chronicle with the more salts
nsures their being properly cared for and harvested
The recent heavy rains extended far Danvie and
being unaccompanied with hail, the case in the
country north OF Richmond were most acceptable TO the
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

LOUISVILLE May 81, 1898.
The trial OF Chief Justice Joshua Bulitt terminated
today in tho Kentucky Legislature Both branches
tsined the address Of tho committee requesting the
Governor TO remove him from office.
Generals Upton and Alexander arrived here today
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The Nashville Despatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 81, 1895.
HON. Judge Catron, Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Ceass Of the United Staes died In this city last evening
the assets Of the State bank being counted at
the Capitol.
Howell Cobb was paroied to visit his family.
The rebel secretary Mallory and Senator Hill left yes.
tsrday for Fort Warren.
the ofcials Of the State bank, Ray, Joel A. Battle
and Dunlap, are out on parole.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
General Banks Ordered Home.

bUsfUN, May JI, 1866.
despatch 70 the Tvanscrpt says General Banks Ne
ordered to report at watham Mass Els affairs are
undergoing investigation at the War Department"
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

Royal Havana Lottery.-0old Patd for
prres information Furnished. Highest rates paid fos
dsubloons and all kinds Of gold nnd SILVER. ,
TAYLOR A co. Bankera, MWan street
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sale cf government Cotton.

Two thousand Qns hundred and sixty bales Of Charles
ton cotton sold yesterday in this city, under the
direction Of Simeon Draper United states Cotton Agent
The following the range OF prices in gold cerncatcs
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Affairs 1T Fredericksburg-Over One
Thousand Persons Take the Oath OF
Alleg iance. .fNU Hnf

[From the Richmond Republic, May 26.l
Up TO last Monday night one thousand one hundred
and forty three persons comprising Of the leading
and induantal citizens Of Fredericksburg and the
rounding country had forward and taken the oath
OF allegiance TO the United Staes and the Provost Mar
shal at Fredericksburg had granted paroles TO seven
hundred and fifty -four Confederate soldiers AL Of the
rcity officials have taken the OATH
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
The Rebel Omcers Arrested at Buriing-
ton, VT.

BURLINGTON, VI, Nay SI, 1865.
Casemsn and Murray the rebel officers arrested hero
last evening, will be sent General Dix tonight Mur
ray reported to be major and brother naw Of the
rebel General Morgan
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
NEWS FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
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Recovery Of the Funds Of the Tennessee
Banks with Which the Rebel
Governor Had Absoonded.
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the REBEL BANK OFFICIALS on PAROLE.
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The Georgia Legislature Pro-
hibited from Assembling.
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DEATH OF JUDGE CATRON.
Message Of the Rebel Governor Clarke,
Of Mississippi.
&C., &C., &c.

The Ctncinnatf Despatch.
CINCINNATI May 81, 1885.
The Gdsets has . Nashville despatch, which says-
the amnesty psoclamation was received here with
great satisfaction by loyal men,
Senator Hill, Howell Cobb and Secretary Mallory ar.
rived u Nashville on Tuesday
General Wilson issued order at Macon Ga. on the
2oth inst prohibiting tho Georgia Legislature from as
semblins and counselng the people TO pursue their
peaceful avocaons promising them the protection Of
the United States government
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

y. a. MILLER d Co., Hatters.-RetaiI rs
bnshmert tN broadway manu;sctory and Wholesale do
partment, 81 Duane street, n. Y.
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Dyspepsia St,.lkss at the Hesrt.-Hal1
fatal disea by indigo Nov,
mark BIOKRENE N guaranteed 20 all diseases oi
the stomach II reess The Of dyspepsia In
druq
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 81, 1885
The President has eommuted the sentence OF Bowes
sullgan and Horsey 10 Imprisonment for NE
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

Chevaher's Life fsr the Dair Restores
gray hair to s original colon its fans out, Keeps ths
bead clean Sands above with other hatg
dressing Sold at the drug aud NJ ONCE, No Ia
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALlER, n. D.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
500 go Books stsreoscore Pictures, Ac hand cheap
LEGGAr BROTHERS, lis NASSAU street..
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A.-Marsh's Truss ONCE, 222 BrOadwoy
sussum Buildng) Shoulder Braces, Elastic StocktncA
Abdominal upporers &c carefully applied and satisas
ton guaranteed.
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Mrs. NJ. G. browns Metaphysical Dis
rovery kills the rook Of all disease Price % 81 Bond street
send fer a circular.
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Get Mrs. g.. a. Aliens Worlds IzaRR
REs1oRER AND DRESSING for restoring, inyisc rating
ancbo utifying hair
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stricture, ristula, Piles, Ste.. Cured hy
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ Ds consultns and Operative
Surgeon, No Union square.
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Prizes Cashed In All LegalAsed Lotts-,
ties and INF nformAtion given. Drawings sent.
j. CLuTE, Brokers' Office, Te Broadway.
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Highest Premfuns Lockstitch Sewing
WHEELER WILSON, ss Broadway. N.Y.
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Courtship As It tshsuId Be.-Ssnsible
advice young people OF both sexes, June No PIRBNO
LOGICAL JOV kNAL Orly 20 ccnAl Nswsplcn have y
FOWLER 4 WELLS, No. 80 Broadway.
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A.-Importsnt TO Soldiers.-Gents All
Wool SIS Boys All Wool Suits, 90 Mt /. v. BRO
KAW'S "a Fourth avenue, and e. Lafayette place.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

Sleeve Buttonn and studs-Nsw ssyaeE
From Two Three Fear and Fivc 70 Two Hundred aesns
set. For sale byi GEO. 9. ALLEN Ae sresdway' "' 49,
Canal etreet.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-see oMctaI
drawisg Of May 70. on another page.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

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sysup parses he system O and sss
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FREE SUFFRAGE.
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PEPPERY SPEECH or WENDELL PHILLIPS
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Surrender Of President JShnseD
to- the Rehels.
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Rspudiation Of the Public Debt the Only Wa1
to Save che Country,
Co.. IS, 30

BOSTON, Nay d. k0oo
The New England Anti Slavery Convention mot today
in tho Melodeon, and very fnafy attended Tho fsv
J +, Sergeant was chosen presidsat-
Wendell Phillips AZ chairman csths Business Commit
tse reported resolution TO tho eest that Ia the settled
opinion OF the Convention that the reconstruction f the
reoc States without negro suffrage Is practical sur
render to the confederacy and wifi make the anti
slavery proclamation or the President The
expected amendment OF the constitution utterly
ncien for the freedom and protection othe negro
. Mr. Phillips supported the resoiutos in vigorous;
speech He contended that slavery Was sboinhsd and
that the reconstruction policy Of the ADMINISTRATION
set forth the procawation for tho rsosnstructon a
North Carolina absolute surrendero Of the helm
Of the Union the hands OF Alexander H Stephens
and his coworkers. Reconstruction that basis was .
practical fraud upon tho North Every life and evey
dollar they had spent had stolen from thsm Theirs
but way which the people could stI'fhold the
helm OF AFFAIRS and that declaration Of repudiation
Of the entire debt. Such party would have bis
voice and vote until God called him homo. Hewould
constantly oppose every step Of reconstructiou
that did not place the negro upon an sb-
solute equality and level with the white ma.
There but two parties in the country-shs
sycophants Of JEFF Davis and the lovers Of liberty.
Every who supported the North Carolina procama-
tion was Davis sycophant Better far better would
been for Grant TO have surrendered TO Lee thas
Carolina
Hon Amasa Walker followed In fun endorsement ei
Mr.. Phillips speech.