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Galtc DO aut!ion.

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by HENRY II. LEEDS e. MINER,
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~ rsa8s Pr.se elt C.fs f rf % CHARLES a. Sill
ksh No - Esssust. hss.gers Also number 81 % esli
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rTVO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SPECiFICA-
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IHT ADHINIbIS,
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ITHE MOTHERl8 I0URNAL

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Ah. Pr.Ibv,eaa Charch o. Grand and crS'oy ga
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WILL CLOSE on the Goth inst at 5 P. m, the
w SEVENTH EXHIBTL1OH Of tho ARTISTS FUND so
Getty Al the Of tho National Acadsmy Of Desgn Teny-
49, conner Fou Open from TO and 10 10
n BThe PiC1 UltS conrbuted sy members Of the Fund "a"
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IN p, Cl1l.s Is eeato the GRAND FAMILY MAgIAEE,
TaIs A ~ a3JOG o clock, OLYMPIC ThEAfkR
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY l. 1865.

character. He likewise express cd Aops that pending
= review by compeent court OF ts decisions given by
the Courts Common Pleas aud Sessions against
the constitutions ty Of The law nder which these arrests
made, tho Commissioners and Superintendent would
instruct their suboEdnsiss making these arYests
as unless such decisions reversed the cxen offend
ing against this statute 10 guilty Of no offence for which
. conmittai caL bs made by police justice
Other beins brought In, In the afternoon,
Justice Connolly dismissed .he parties and sisted that
In ell fnure arrests Of this character, II the party
rested would make affidavit setting forth the crcum
stances Of the illegal interference In his business he
would lock the oeer up for being guilty OF conduct
tending to cause breach Of the peace Justice Connolly
proposes TO instruct the Commissioners and Mr. Super
ntendent Kennedy that when Court possessing compe-
tent Jurisdiction 10 decide upon question Of constiu
tona law does exercise this judicial function the police
who simply servants OF the law mnst respect It's de-
eslons and should they lose sight OF this aud seek 70
the powers OF superior judiciary, II becomes ne
cessay that they should be Instructed as to what their
duty 10 in the premises In ho brought before JUS
tco Connolly on Monday error occurred In stating
that some OF these held in $500 bail; they were
simply held In their yecognizaDce OF 500 70 an
whom called on.
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
Tho Pacific Squadron.

GOOD CONDITION OF MAJORITY OF THE FLREr--
THE TUsCARORA ORDERED TO VISIT ALL TIE
coMKERcIAL PORTS BETWEEN CALLAo AND VAL.
PARAIsO AND PROTECT AMERICAN INTEREsTs.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1855
Tho Navy Department has received communication
from Acting Rear Admiral Pearson, commanding the pa-
cc squadron dated Bay Of Callao June I, in which he
gives the following report concerning the condition and
employment OF tho vessels Of which 1t Is composed -
The flag ship Powhatan Is in good condition
and viii remain At Callao until the 10th OF June,
when she win proceed TO Panama and there meet the
Lancaster on her arrival ut that place. The steamer
expected be ready for her officers and by tho
middle Of June. rhe steamer suwanes is IN
good condition and was IN the Gulf or Cali
forna at last adviccs The steamer Sag
inaw Is getting ready at the Marc Island
Navy Ynrd 10 assist the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. The ship St Marys needs repairs, and will DO
ordered 10 Mare Island In few days. The steamer
Suwanee Is in excellent condition, and at Vapa-
raso, Chile The steamer Nohongo liz ordered 10 Guaya
Panama and the ports OF Central America She in good
condition.
The steamer Tuscarora Is in good condition and ordered
10 visit all the commercial! porte between Callao and
Valparaiso, and should she md the Spanish fleet in any
port 10 remain there for the protection OF American
interests Should she not meet the Spanish feet then
10 proceed TO Valparaiso.
rho steamer Wateree very foul She " ~ docked
and then sent wherever most needed. TIE steamer
proceed TO Panama In q few days TO relieve the s.
Marys The s,oreshp Fredonia Is at Callao in excellent
condition The storeship Farallones s at Panama
ard In good condition.
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CAErLfss Usr OF FIngARE-A MAN SnoT IN rgr NEcK.--
Between and eight O'Clock Tuesday evening"
Mr. Hugh Chistai riding through Marcy avenue.
E D. hs felt slight conclusion II hit by stone On
placing hts hand on the injured part he found blood
lowing and subsequently sscertaned to have been
caussd by pistol buet in the hands Of some unknown
person. The wounded was taken 10 the For yunth
precinct station. His injuries are not dangerous
MArrwRs AT NAVY YAnp.-Upwads OF four hun
dred workmen discharged from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard few days ago. The discharged asi1ed
~ foows:-Thrty two joners e!ghty-0ne carpenters,
thirty samakers eighty-four biacksmi,hs and
helpers, fourteen sawmill men, seyon coopers, &c, in
slg1ius ssniksrs painfers, apavrnskorr end vtheTg
COMMISSIONERS on PRosPECr PARK.-Judge Gilbert, OF
the Supreme Court by authority vested in him. yester-
Prospcc. park silas Lud,am, Tcuns G. bergen. Grcn
vile T. jerks, Henry c. Murphy, Jr., and VIM II.
Thomas.
THs N.w MASONIC EgNPfa An adjourned meeting Of
tho Masonic bodies of the Western District was held
night before last al the Of AngIoSaxon Lodge
James NJ Fuller occupied tho chair The object OF the
meeting was the election Of twenty-five rustees who
are 70 erect the Masonic Temple. The following
the names Of the gentlemen choscnNathan h. Moree,
William L. Osborn, u. T. Gray, Henry W. karn Harvey
Harrington, John C. Smith. Aaron Morley, william n.
Shipman, William II. De Bevoisc, Ezekiel Baldwin
Charles towrcy. John N. Reilly, Abel G Willmarfh,
Charles Kirby, b. r. Gale, William T. Sprague David
Csvan, Joshua W. Osborn Gardner s. Hutchinson Lewis
McMuilen, Daniel 7. walden, jeremiah Box, Nathaniel
\. waring, J. Hillyer stephen Hayner Inspectors Of
the next eieciion--Rchsrd y. TVogibs, Arthur Poole
Jamcs T. Undcrhil
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
THE FOUR TIL.
tcoHTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.J


psda.ce Governor oslesby ard Generals Sherman and
Hogan Win astsnd iAe elercsea
UTICA, N. Y.
grand procession Of arensn, military and civic sOc
sss In the forenoon, 10 be followed by meeting IN the
sf Independence, J. Watson williams win deliver
GRAFTON, Lieutenant T. P Cook will poem In
the afternoon there viii Dc plenty OF fun over race Tor
creased pig a sack race, wheelbarrow race, &c.
Fireworks in the evening
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
The day viii be observed at the Springs by race on
abe Association track, balloon ascension and out
door acrobanc performances
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
100 only observance of the day Ia New Bedford, be,
~sqeednnck Phlat Phoot Phuzyears."
CINCINNATI OHIO.
The programme for the city celebration AZ Cincinnati
sciyed ghere are bo variety OF festivals plcnics
and excursions in the city and vicinity, gotten up by
private enterprise
In Baltimore, az Patterson Park, John Minor Bots OF
Virginia, Will deliver Grafton, while Mr. Van RpeT, OF
evening there win be music and fireworks in various
sections OF the city Several civic societies have organ
izcd arrangements for independent celebrations
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
The celebration IN this city will consist OF grand
savalcade and exhibition of horses with liberal pre-
niums, horse racins, and regatta
DETROIT MICH.
The celebration Ia Detroit will have feature in com
lson with that at Philadelphia The regimenl 1ags
10 bo presented TO the State James r. Pitt
will oiciate Chief Marshal the day. The pro
ossgi0n Will be immense one, and will form m four
divisions All the chief cities Of the State and
many OF adacens States will be represented by their
.Runicipa authorities The militia the returned SOL
crs civic societies. the trades and the IRE department
will likewise be Represented The following The order
- exercises AZ the grand stand:--
/ Prayer by Right Rev Bishop McClossy.
4 Music Star Spangled Banner.
Address OF Welcome by his Honor the Mayor
.. Salute 10 the Governor, by the colors and the
troops.
D. National salute. by battery OF Company G, Fourth
fUnited States artillery
9 Presentation of colors, by General O. B. Wilcox.
Turning over Of the colorS by the color bearers.
q Music, ''When Johnny Comes Marching Hcme.h
o. Reception of the coors by his Excellency the Gov
sxnor.
40. Benedction, by Rev. DR. Duf1ed.
grand banquet will o3 provided for the returned
soldiers by the citizens and the exercises OF tho day will
Sad with display OF fireworks on the CanPLs Aartius
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
There will be grand procession OF returned soldiers,
saying Tho colos under which they had Fought during
~ These will be presented tho State with ap
yDropriate ccrenoniea
CHICAGO, ILL.
me corner store OF tho monument TO = A. Douglas
U be laid to-day In Chicago II Is expected that Presi
1ent Johnson Secretary seward and other eminont oi
rsas OF the government will be present Tho latos:
Chcago papers do not contain tho full programme OF
exercises.
The New York herald., 1866-07-04
M & xIcO.

rEAs Liberals on the March Towards
Tam ptco-Expectcd Capture Of the
City-Thc Liberal General Corona I'm
Possession OF Quad dalaJara with a Force
Sx Seven Thousand Men-YelIow Fever
~ Tam pieo, Sc.
wAsEEsT0s July Q, 1868.
cttcr from the Gulf squadron, dated June IL,
nacs:-
have reliably ascersined that the State forces Of
vAnaulepaa route from the city OF Victoria for
8anpco with about thousand men OF all arma and
1~dgng FROM The weak condjon OF its dcfences have
bot the slightest doubt that me expedition win be a.
Aded with Success and the French predecessors OF the
present commandant had consigned many hexicsns 10
Mo scaffod without trial tho form OF trial. II
Aas created desperate sentiment Of revenge the
OF those expected 10 be masters OF
ahis city and am therefore apprehensive that fearful
scenes OF disorder will be Witnessed The roads from
mpco to the interior cities tirey the hands OF
"a liberals and they have lately been cxtrcmey sue
ssssfnl 90 the Yves, coast
said that General Corona holds the Important
sy OF Guadalajara with force Of eeyen thoussnd men
- the name OF Juarez.
Tho Imperialists this moment occupy but a small
spsco OF this country, and II they DO not receive imme
eSe vcnforccmcnts they win be Obliged TO concentrate
Acr whole the city OF Mexico and Vera Crux 10
cable them TO make good their rotrent.
Recent advces report lhe yellow fever raging a. Tam
The New York herald., 1866-07-04

ZEE SOUTHERN CHAMPIONS ON roUR--TuEIR
ARRIVAL IN PHiLADELPRIA-HATiosAL OF
WARRINGTON va. ATHLETIC AND KEYSTONE OF
PHILADELPHIA.
One of the most prominent clubs outside Of our
stropolilan organizations is the champion Club Of
no South" tho noted Nationals, Of Washington, and
Wffh view Of extending their experience in contests
with the leading clubs Of the country they determined
shs season 10 take tour northward, 70 play return
games with such of clubs visited them last year,
Cd meet such othcrs aeid with whom they have
Asd friendly relAons They accordingly left Washing
60 the night OF July 1, and Monday duly arrived
b Philadelphia where they were engaged 70 play their
usAurn match with the Athletics, ana their rst game
vita tho Keysones They were met at the depot by
An9Son House in Chestnut street. and After dinner they
zero taken 20 the Athistc grounds on Fifteenth and
osnnba Streets where they found collected sorno I've
= ssx thousand poopo and beforc tho rsne commenced
Ne ssssmbiags mad than doubled, being the
grcasest gathering Of people known In shc annals o. tho
game In Phiadelphia The entire Geld was completely
Sacscled the people being in como plncss The
Ass stand presented 6ne spht, being decorated With
Gsgs with inscription, "Welcoma, Nationals, over
=. centre The game proved 2 DO me nns aspsy Of
sUssn6id team out, Pr,a playing ., third base, Tler
All the only aoaentee; and Gsaken filed his place
Ssaby Tho totals at tho close Of the fourth innings
ssod an 70 two bot Afterwards the Athletics added
&ssn runs their scoro the Nationals obtaining oat
Sosr-the totals q the closo standing twenty tao 70 sx
q fsvor Of the Athe.ica The Nationals ably acquitted
themselves IN the ed and their swim pitching proved
- Ae effective; but they found dcuit taSk TO punish
8eBrsde tc any eyisnt fhe umplrns wss hrst class,
model 70 copy from. Though dc1coied The Nationals
sngra.us;sd themselves keeping down the Athletics
scorc decent nsursa
UrApd dnnor ~ Avsusn's and the day vv closed with
On tbs "a n. s.soels played d. K-yson.s .sa
nhts time succcnfuL We give tne snose ~ the
Nationals below -
The New York herald., 1866-07-04

NoWo IteDaos
mar IN lows, Jacob Kcteh by name sndet tcy
with marble for ball, pus thp rprzzs In his
mouth, touched OF With mascl aDd Siew out hn few
brsna
srce Of the Detroit Pos Arssed the 3tth for
Gurdsr mtted on Mississippi sssmboas, tso year
ago.
rho Chicago police made uhrsc thousand nve hundred
and during rs last municipal yess
Of which only sshty-four ~erssof native Americans
me Boston end Worcester Railroad Company have
erected IN - %: former %S1s oa Ssrs nsa:s s.a =,
dttet up with mcst modern convensncsA
ssss, wessins thirty q. peasdA ws caught In the
Connecticut dyer ths other dsy.
An Indiana woman testified court thst she sir
te~n yszss old had bcen twiea married aud had two
ehiltrcn.
some vstersns u ths MEXICAN war, living In Madissa,
Indiana have psuoasd Governor Morton - bc allowed
"a carry, the Sh Of July, the hAs they followed 70
VICTORY 81 BvenA Vista
Isaac Van Auctsn, who murdered his vie and step
daughter about week ago Il Adrian. xicb. hes made
full confsss4on.
their sharpness e. ihe lawyers of the Qua ksr city
skster lnspector'' 10 sheir lest rag
Al tho wsrka a the Dickson NAnuracunps Company,
asmea fhom.s oDssasi, vas terribly and probably ia
tally burned by melted iron the iron sesred s psrts
Of his body sEcsps the head, neck and hsuds
boiler srplo..e IN cassss % .ns sI.h ul.. :. "a:
soas, bst none of shosn fatally.
On Tuesday lea, m baltimore. shs chcsarcats Rank
and another nysfsrously iosI about $4,000 apiece
The wife OF Baltimore cioshine merchant vho v Ia
Europe sI,peA % the 2sth uth the former colonel o
New YORK cavalry regiment taxing e1i.oco o hss hus
bands money, which she bad authority 70 draw no0
bank. They vvrs cvsrhsulc1 ~ Yosh, Pennsylvania
the srbs wife bssushi brh, sas sas cniossi and As
noosy slsdsd capture
A storshouse az the Boston and naBs reundry Gem
pany q south Reading, NaHsrhusst,s vse burned o.
THURSDAY lest f0as ese0A
Aporslsnd man ms invented cos3n va vitn mirvr
n a. 90 thsl the face Of The dscs~sd visible " thsse
~ distance This w'u heip sIpssiss fupsssi ssrsuo-
nieA
Five new ministers t~s s-aasssd a me Hartford
seminary iass wesk
rss vsledictcsy orsiics a We srprcschny o,nmsss
meat cf Yais Ccllsgs hAs been sssagned NJ yn1sn,
of Nee Hsvss and Ne ssusAsofy % usrniisss cnA 4
CisveSck, MT.
A svindiiug ocacssn q New aavsa, vhich hy fsis,
pseteness had obtained ssverl thousand dsav woyth a
goods Nom Nss York vas wckeo sp ON ths soah ala
by the Dciica
The oerman singers q Bu6sic. Erie, Clsvs,aad -
F,ebarg have dsrvmised 70 bold her nert annual re-
tva ~ Ere usy 90 IL 10th, 1lsa saA n % AuessA
A man In Springfield H., Who has aa income o
os7 COO Win refuse q pay IN tan N srdls 70 - ~
eonssi'ot'onslisy of the lav imposing h
ia csforn's ms,.-s pslicss ssss ere ~ ~.