The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-19

There are an immense NUMBER OF reooi Prsonors w"
at the Battery Barracks Several hundred Of them efs
for the South yesterday The remainder expected 10
leave In a few days
The examination Of the graduating class at the West
Point Military Academy was concluded days ago,
and Saturday last the standing Of the various mem
bors announced This years class contains sixty
eight MEMBERS being tho largest over graduated from
the Academy The Board Of Visitors attending this
years examinations have unanimously agreed on re-
commentator that the number of cadets in the Academy
be increased to four hundred nearly double the present
number The annual academicaI hop took place on
Saturday night is expected that the graduating class
will receive their diplomas and be relieved from duty TO-
day. The examinations of the other classes will be
tinued this week.
EUROPEAN NEWS
The Cunard steamer sidon, the nrst or the BIZ
weekly line, and the German steamers Bremen and Ba
vara arrived this port yesterday with European ad
vices TO the 7th of June
The Montreal steamship Hibernian also toudhed at
Father Point bringing advces via Londonderry, to the
9th ns her dates being five days later than those pre-
viously received
England has Internationally withdrawn beligerent
rights from the rebels France had previously taken .
similar Earl Russell, in his official notification,
acknowledges that peace has been restored within the
whole territory of which the Unitod States Of North
America before the commencement of the civil
were in undisturbed possession" and states that
necessary consequence 'hcr Majestys several
authorities in all ports harbors and waters must hence
forth refuse permission to any vessel of carrying
Confederate flag to enter such ports harbors and wa
ters" and must require any such vessels forthwith to
depart therefrom within twenty -four hours There is,
however, added provso that tho commander of any
rebel vessel may dvest his vessel Of her wake charac
ter and remain within British waters at his own risk
France continued to be violently agtated the Mexi
question Thier the leader Of the opposition in
the French Chambers in speech the bridget, strongly
deprecated the continuance of the French in
Mexico urging that by its cessation annual saving Of
at least fifty million francs might be effected La Frame
consoles its readers by arguing that the Monroe doctrine
does not apply to Mexico, and that America is too OK
hausted by previous efforts to engage in foreign
On the authority Of the London Times 1t is stated that
France has notified the Washington government that
Mexico is nnder French protection and that busterng
will be dealt with without mercy.
Details Of the among the South American repub
lies confirm the Of the Paraguayan forces The
Paraguayan army is estimated at sixty thousand the
allied forces opposed them at scventy-fve thousand
men.
Consols closed in London the 9th at COX 905s.
United States fvetwenties o. with brisk bust
ness doing.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Advces from the republic Of Hayt as late as the I'd
inst. have reached They state that the rebellion
against the government Of President Geard had been
completely suppressed The rebels were defeated in
battle Gonaives after which their leaders fed and
endeavored to make their escape from the country and
the troops laid down their
Our st. Domingo correspondent makes statement Of
numerous ourages committed on the property and rights
Of citizens of the United States domciled in the Domin
republic by the Spanish military forces during their
Invasion OF that country Many American settled in
St Domingo, engaged in various important and extensive
agricultural manufacturing and mining enterprises; and
correspondent states that whenever their estates fell
within the Spanish lines tho simple fact Of their being
Americans sufficient to subject them " spoliaton
The Dominican Minister who visited Washington had
turned home dsheartened He stated that his greatest
to present statement Of the outrages of tho
Spanards government but that he unable to
obtain an interview with Mr. Seward for the purpose.
The United States steamer Somerset, Captain W. P.
Rogers arrived here yesterday from the Florida coast,
in tow Of the steamer Isonomia.
The government steamer Massaso Commander r. 7.
Renshaw also arrived in this port yesterday.
An extensive fire. supposed to have been the work Of
ncendary occurred at Saratoga Springs yesterday.
1t broke about four O'Clock in the afternoon
In the United States Hote-one account says in two
placesand spread very rapidly, soon entirely destroy
ing that extensive edince ten cottages in the vicinity,
the Marvin House, Marvin row, three club houses, q
telegraph Office and express Office. Two lives were
lost.
In i'm xith AN of thQ cOny
tion in this city last week. of the United States Flint
Glass Association we give the second page Of this
mornings HALD very interesting sketches Of the intro
ducton of glass manufacture into hs country, its pre-
sent advanced condition. the mysteries connected with
the art and character Of American glassware
parod with European.
The orders of Superintendent Kennedy for the closing
Of the music and lager beer halls and gardeus and the
liquor saloons were executed to aeonsiderable extent
throughout the city yesterday and last evening.
singing festival Of three four German societies
was commenced ut Bellevue Garden, foot of Eghtich
street. yesterday but the police by direction Of supern
tendcn, Kennedy, appeared and put stop to the pro-
ceedings, as a violation Of the Sunday law The Ger
mans afterwards proceeded to locality at the foot OF
Sixty third street. whore they continued their festivities
without being interfered with.
coroncrs inquest herh yesterday on the body Of
a Frcnchman nanod Octave s. Marracni, who found
Saturday morning lying In insel sble condition on
bench under the Terrace in the Park Medical efforts
were made to revive him, but found impossible,
and Expired about vc hours after being discovered
An examination showed that he committed suicide by
swallowing laudanum but the motive Of the act has not
been made known
Another raid made by the police on Saturday night
on the abandoned females Of the Fourth ward Thirty
six OF Them ranging from ten TO forty Of age, were
arrested in Roosevelt Water Cherry and other streets
and yesterday morning they sentenced 70 six months
each on Blackweli's Island.
The fcrryboat Sunswick, running between Yorkville
and Astoria was discovered to be fire yesterday after
noon while making OF her trips the East river
The flames spread rapidly and threatened the total de-
struction of the boat well the lives Of the passen
gers; but she was run ashore and partially saved No
person on board injured
The now and elegant BAPTIST church Forty sixth