The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

Ono OF the government gunboas ordered for our
Northern lakes was launched Buffalo the 29d inst
She about hundred and eighty feet long twenty
nine feet beam will carry ave guns and will be finished
| by the middle of August
The following regiments arrived in this city yester-
day:-The One Hundred and Forty fourth New York.
Forteth (Mozart) New York, One Hundred and Twenty
Ars. New York. the Fifth New York Independent Bat
terry, ana the First Maine cavalry.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Tho steamship City Of Dublin, Captain Eynon, from
Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown on tho l7th ar
rived here at an early hour this morning. Hcr news
has been ANTICIPATED by the Cuba, which arrived on
Tuesday.
report highly important II true, regarding Mexican
Affairs comes from Matamoros under date Of the 18th
inst It is said that President Juarez had been CON-
PEELED to fly from chihuahua, his capital, and that
that place had been occupied by the imperial
troops The date OF these events is not given.
Matamoros paper makes charge that some OF the
American troops stationed at Brownsville Texas, have
fred across the Rio Grando ct hejias imperial
soldiers, on the Mexican side Of the river. 1t
is reported that the soldiers Of the late rebel armies
of the South were focking to tho imperial stand
ard and that ten thousand Of them to to Sonora
under OK United States Senator Gwin, who. Il was
still confidently asserted would succeed in his projects
for coonizing the Northern Mexican States TheTe
also report that the rebel Captain Page late Of the ram
Stonewa in Mexico trying TO negotiate for the sale
to Macmillan of the ex-rebel cruiser
steamer has succeeded in passing through tho ia
Dutch Gap canal The Silas o. Pierce vessel of
forty feet BEAM performed that feat last Sunday
very interesting session Of the Board of Aldermen
| vnFtt of
body previous to tho vacation. preamble and
series Of resolutions the substance Of which that as
the city advertising fund is exhausted all Common
Council and Corporation advertising be at once discon.
tnued, presented and laid over resolution was
adopted after considerable discussion, permitting all
persons keep stands for the sale Of articles on the side
walk who first obtain permission Of the owners OF
the property front Of which such stands erected
provided they do not cucumber the thoroughfares
The resolution to print twenyv thousand copies OF the
report OF the obseques of President Lincoln adopted
the Mayors veto after long debate by twelve TO
three Twenty thousand dollars appropriated 10
celebrate the Fourth of July voted to lease
ground the of Fourth avenue and Seventy
seventh street for a German hospital for twenty one
years. for the nominal annual rent Of one dollar por
ton Of the annual appropriation to city institutions,
amounting in the aggregate seventy three thousand
dollars passed. resolution providing for an As
sistan Deputy Public Administrator at annual salary
of twenty five hundred dollars. adopted After the
transaction Of other business the Board adjourned
till the 4th Of September next
The Board of Councilman met yesterday. resolI
ton presented calling for detailed statement Of
paid for advertising during the years 1884
and 1855 which referred TO the Committee Print
ing and Advertising resolution in favor of requesting
Generals Grant, Sherman and Sheridan to sit for their
portraits, to be placed in the Governors Room n'the
City Hail. referred TO the Committee on Arts and
Sciences Five thousand dollars donated TO- the
Institution of Mercy.
Major General Sanford, commanding the First division
Of tho National Guard, we'll several of the rcgi
mental commanders has issued his official order for tho
parade Of city soldery on the Fourth. Tho division
will form Twenty third street, the right resting
Fifth avenue, eight O'Clock in the morning Major
General Duryea of Brooklyn, has also issued his order
for the parade OF the Second division.
Fire Commissioners Brown and Pinckney, Of this city,
arrived in Boston yesterday their tour OF inspection
Of the workings and plans Of paid nre departments aud
of steam fire engines.
We informed that the regular transmission Of tle
graphic dispatches for the press between this city and
the various Southern cities will not be practicable before
about the middle July owing the condition of the
lines at the South great pressure Of official bust
ness; after that time it is supposed, telegraph
ing with that region will be restored to something like
It's ante rebellion condition.
Judge Miller yesterday granted an order in the Su-
preme Court requiring Henry C. Tanner the receiver of
the Artisans Bank TO show cause why no should not
mako an accounting his receivershp, and njunc
ton restraining him from dsposing Of the assets Of the
bank.
Gustavus A. Burckhardt, . Southern refugee, from
Atlanta Ga. brought suit yesterday in the Supreme
Court before Judge Clerke against the Erie Railroad
IN cleyen hu dred
lost on one Of their trains Among the articles lost was
an ordinary pair boots which in the defunct en-
pire OF Rebellion hundred dollars The plain
til his case owing TO his complaint being detective
in consequence Of the absence Of the bill OF sdng but
the Judge gave him privilege OF making tho neces.
sary amendment
The committee appointed by the Treasury Department
to inquire into fraudulent transactions Of dst
ers Of spirits have held daily sessions for the pest ten
dnys Representatives of all the leading dstlcres est
of Buffalo have been before tho COMMITTEES and largo
mass OF testimony has been taken; but for obvious rea
sons the committee decline TO have the facts made
public
General Rosecrans since he came East, has been on
thus astcaly received everywhere he has visited IL
was arranged to pay him the compliment Of sercnade
at Llewelen Park. Orange, N. j., last evening" on
large scale Hclmsmulers splendid band was engaged
for the OCCASION and to give all sctaf TO II tumphal
arches erected the grounds and large number
Of ransparences appropriately placed around General
Rosecrans leaves for San Francisco visit to Cali
forna and Nevada, the steamer which sails to-
morrow
The annual commencement Of St. Johns College, Ford
ham, took place yesterday The attendance was large
and respectable and the exercises passed OIL in the
pleasant st and happest manner imaginable
The pupils Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute gave
their annual exhibition in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music last evening" There crowded house. and the
exercises were Of interesting character Admiral
Farravut was present, and was heartily received.
The New York Dry Goods Exchange. an institution
nearly similar the Stock Exchange with the exception
that Its operations will be principally confined to the dry
goods business, naugurated yesterday morning.
The selected for the purpose on the second hoor