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The New York herald., 1865-06-22
He PAID Fnn DEPARTMENT TO Go Ixrc

The PAID Fnn DEPARTMENT 10 Go INro
OPERArroN.-Ths Court Of Appeals gave de-
cision yesterday on the consttutionality Of the
Paid Fire Department Law which came before
them from the Supreme Court Of this city, where
the law was declared TO be unconstitutional
The Court II Appeals has reversed this de-
cision, and ~ there d no higher court to pro-
nounce upon II tho paid department ID now .
legal institution We trust that II will be put
into immediate operation. The disgraceful
scenes Of riot and bloodshed at Flushing, on
Tuesday, render the necessity Of paid nre
department moro apparent than ever.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

OUR SOLDIERS AyTER GoLD--There s every
prospect that our returned soldiers will turn
their faces 10 the gold and silver regions Of
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

INCREASE OF ExIaRATIoN.-The returns Of I'M
migrants coming from Europe show . very
large increase this year over last, and
IL would appear from statements in the
foreign journals that there is hardly
transportation enough to be had for those
who are waiting to come TO this country.
The seaports are crowded With this class, all
provided with the means TO travel, and only
deferred by want of sufficient vessels. II is
estimated that before the end Of the year We
shall have received upwards Of two hundred
thousand immigrants from all parts Of Europe
Every one Of these brings money with him,
say on an average twenty dollars man. This
would be four millions Of dollars. Every able
bodied man il worth, according 10 the inter-
nal revenue calculation, ten thousand dollars
What vast addition to the value Of labor,
then, will this accession TO our industrious
population be. Many Of these people will 20
to the Southern States, and there furnish .
most important piece Of machinery 10 recon-
structon, ~ far a. the difficult question Of
labor II concerned.
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ton yesterday, from Boston, board tho steamship
Africa
Edmund Rufnn, Of Virginia, who signAzed himself by
his zeal in Governor Wse's militia during the John
Brown excitement and by firing the first gun on Fort
Sumter-the opening shot OF the rebellioncommitted
suicide Richmond Saturday last by shooting him
self In the head His the that be could
not live under the government Of the United States
The following were among the commitments made BY
the police magistrates yesterday A man who gave ms
name as John Fowler charge, In company with others
who escaped Of breaking into the house l7S West Forty
seventh street. on Tuesday and stealing hereom about
six hundred dollars worth Of wearing apparel; John
Greene charge Of attempted burglary at 2s2 Bowoy
Michael Cunningham charge Of firing pistol al m
ofcer by whom he had been arrested Sarah Simpson,
denizon Of the Five Points, and Thomas H.
Lawrence, charged with stealing considerable sums
of money from two discharged soldiers named
Christopher Roberts and Sidney v. Baker Ray
mond Carr, John McCabs and John Hays,
on charge Of knocking down and beating Peter Quinn,
in Grand street, and robbng him Of two hundred dollars
and Garrett Forshay proprietor Of saloon at Az Sixth
avenue, and Maria Murray, his cook charged with rob-
bing Richard 8. White In said premises
Fords theatre, in Washington, the building In which
President Lincoln assassnated sold the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday for hundred
thousand dollars
Two accidents occurred the Pennsylvania Railroad,
in the neighborhood Of Johnstown between Saturday
morning and Sunday evening last by which fourteen re-
turning sodien belonging to the Sixth Pennsylvania
heavy artillery and the One Hundred and Twentythird
Ohio regiment were injured, several Of them severely
Among the number was Henry Witt, Of 5s Gouvsrneur
street. New York. member Of the One Hundred and
Twenty-thlrd Ohio, whose ankle was fractured
The stock market was higher yesterday. Gold was
also nrmer, and closed at 1917 on the street. The
closing quotation at night was l43.
The commercial status was unchanged yesterday
though the nrmer gold prices begat rather feel
ing. Foreign merchandise was quiet general thing
Domestic produce without decided change. Cotton
was dull and heavy Groceries quiet. Petroleum
was shade or 'On Change breadstuns opened dull
but closed nrmer under fair demand. Provisions
irregular Pork 81 81 per barrel lower, owing to
the reported abscopdns Of prominent operator Lard
was the turn easier. whiskey was dull
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
The National Loan.

The National Loan.
PHrrApnIrHfA, June n, 1s0e.
The subscriptions 70 the national loan today from aA
psrts Of the Union ss tseeraphsd 70 jay Cooke Es4,
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

folk ON Monday last and the city was restored 70 0'
rule his successor being instructed 70 act merely as i
tsry commandant Of the post
Il was extensively reported in Toronto, canaaa On ING
Is,h ;rst that President johnson had been poisoned
and the rumor caused immense sensation un'i uuins'
were received from Buffalo to Detroit that the soy wS'
without foundation.
The following discharged troops arrived In the Guy yes
terday The rwenty1fth New YORK caVs'iy i's'A'A"
portion of the members Of the Tbirtieth new iork
battery, deachmens Of tho Ninety first New YORK ana
Second Rhode Island infantry, and six hundred vernon
soldiers
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Der Of persons wounded one Of them, Lieutenant
Nelson, OF Company l. sixty sixth New York regiment
It s thought morally The riot finally queled by
the crew Of OF tho government vessels lying 10 the
hay
The ship Empire Of Liverpool which left Sagua, on
the eth inst with cargo Of sugar for New York. was
found abandoned the 18th inst, Hateras Shoals
by Captain Greenwood OF the steamer Andrew Fletcher
and brought 10 this port where she arrived yesterday
when picked up shc had Ave feet Of water in her hold
There was nothing found board the Empire 70 indi
cate what had become Of her crew.
Al the meeting OF the Hudson River Baptist Associa
tion yesterday tho Committee the State OF the
Country presented series Of resolutions expressing
desire that no morbid and dangerous sympathy should
be permitted shield rebels and assassins from the full
legal penalties attached 70 their crimes and that the
time has now come for coored people 70 enjoy every
right and privilege Of American ctizena Tho rssolu.
tIons were unanimously adopted and copies an 70 bs
forwarded 10 President johnson and HoH william Il.
Seward. ."'S
The annual commencement. Of the Law School con.
nscted with the New FORK University was held last
evening Orator. were delivered by the graduates, and
an appropats address made W them by Professor
Popbloy.
The annual exhibition Of the grammar school Of the
New York University held yesterday the chapel Of
the University. The audience quite large and was
composed principally Of ladies' who showcred bouquets
upon the heads Of the young orators who most distn-
guished themselves the occasion. The programme
was very elaborate one, and consisted Of oraons,
sic and dcclamations Chancellor Ferris presided and
at the conclusion Of the exercises distributed number Of
prizes among the students committee consisting Of
Elijah v. Purdy, Henry Weston and Samuel q Doughty,
was appointed TO award prizes for the best decamaona
Ex.United States Senator John p Hale Of New Hamp
ahlre. Minister 10 spsn sailed for his desua
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:, [From The New York Evening Express.l dT
sour telegraphic dispatches received to-day from
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UNHE SUBSCRIPTION II SO NEARLY
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on or before the 18th OF February.
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es the land-to-wit: 62,sGO acres. The remaining
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Par value Of shares SiOO. Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers. in the counties Of
Gilmer and Braxton in the very heart of the oil re-
giop' Of, West Virginia. ,.li iu,'I .si-nt5
Professor Richardson reportS:. 'Your property is
the very centre Of the Wost Virginia oil regions. 1t
has oil and gas springs along the banks Of
its streams one of which Yies with the famous
Burning Spring itself.Yjl. .lop ..H3tl--nI's
Professor Shepherd. of New Haven, Conn. re!
ports: 'Jepnsiier 10 eminentIy OBJ producing land.
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the long lines OF cGr5ureted hydvogen or tJumi',dt
ING gas springs! some Of s0Aich sac 6hrni,g, az
speU as tho appearance of oil islf on tho surface
Of Metrdct, |tiuy confirms me In this 6ezief.
72o,e can be no doubt that along your creeks and
tributa,aes there Is large eetent Of odlua6le, OIL
producing territory. The prodigions amount Of
btumin0us and canned coal, iron ore. limestone and
fire clays embodied In the hiaA hills on owr proper
H. he tops and slopes of qohich coeered aOih an
estrdordiEUry grotoh Of rchite and other heaUy
tini6erS, add immensely to its palne." ..-I-il
These views are fully indorscd by the reports Of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and yirginia.su biz
The Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services of Mr. Blackwell.
practical ciyil engineer. for thegencra suporntend-
ency so we'll known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent Of the Commissioners of Wash
ington Heights,"N New York City. hN i"T,
Arrangements are in rapid progress for the imme'
date development of the property, on scale coin.
mensurate with its value aDd extent. '' "t.
Subscriptions payable at the time of subscribing
or one-haf in cash. the balance in thirty days from
the time of closing the subscription. can be made in
person or byleter at the Office Of the undersigned,
N6eI Cedar street, New York; j. X. D0BS0N, No,
~ State street, Boston; and DIN W. STRONG,
Detroit, Michigan, where full inform alton can be
obtained. r-rr.L. ONO - PIN. .Hr'f
.., JAMES WADSWORTd Il CO., p
"'- No. 81 Cedar street. New York.
N. B. Subscriptions received for the above Com
panyby iG uIr'. LEWIS BAKER,,
feb6 H,. . 1854. Wheeling. Wv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-19

-onoyo rtFrom The New York Hersld.l
News has been received and abundantly con-
frmed from several sources of the striking of
400 barrel Well on Cherry Run above the Reed Well.
AfEw RODS FROM THE PROPERTY OF The FIRST
NirtoskL PErRoLEtM eoMf Any" .''' '''