The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23

awarded tSOO 70 hesSv Cunard. tho owners OF the
Alpha fl5o to Captain Hunter tho master Of that ves
sci, and ESQ 10 her officers and Grew.
The Bermuda papers reports from 8. rhomAs
Demerara Barbados, Antigua aud jamaica; but the
dates DID, and the adycss have been anticipated By
direct from tho islands, already published In tho
HxRALp meeting was held In Barbados 10 consider
the proposals made by New York company TO establish
hafmonthly line OF steamers between Now York and
the West Indies, z:-ths route TO DO from New York
to St John, Porto Rico thence 70 st. Thomas st. Kls
and Autigua-here to coal, and transfer their mails.
passengers, &C., to intercooniM boats, which would
touch 81 Guadaloupe. Martinique, Barbados and Demo
raa and to leave New York lst and 18th OF each
month. The company u said TO have . capital
Of four millions OF dollars. bus had only
issued 81 500 900. all Of which had boon taken up in
the States; but II was proposed 70 issue small addi
tional number In the islands, 'smore 70 show their
operation In the line than because Il necessary 70
seek for more capital 70 work It," The rates TO be
charged for passengers. $40 per day They had pro-
mise from their government Of $3.50 900 per annun and
Turks Islands offered fl,5UO
The Presidential party left the Fifth Avenue Hotel at
an early hour yesterday morning and took passage for
Boston tho New York and Boston Railroad They
met BY enthusiastic crowds Il stamford, Nor
walk, Bridgeport, New Haven and Hartford, at
which places the stay was TOO short 70 admit
OF any demonstrations extensive. The Arst speech
OF the occasion delivered At Sprng aed Mass where
dinner prepared for the party and whore the largest
concoarse they had yet met waiting TO
receive them The reception at Boston was Of
character cordial and hearty as 70 resemble
ovation, and was tho subject OF consid-
cradle bewderment smong the tourists and the Bosto
mans themselves They serenaded In the evening.
and the President and othors made speeches. which
were repeatedly cheered.
1t is asserted in Washington that Secretary Stanton
intends TO resign.
General Sheridan yesterday tecgraphed TO General
Grant declining to extend the time for registration In
Louisiana in compliance with conditional instructions
from tho President the grounds that the registration
has been complete and he did not feel like keeping up
expensive Boards to suit issues coming In at tho
eleventh hour He the Attorney Generals
opinion calculated open broad road for perjury
and fraud to travel and remarks upon the Presidents
bitter antagonism to the Reconstruction law.
The trial Of surrat resumed yesterday, the evi-
dence adducsd relating mainly 10 the attempt the
life OF Mr. Seward. Mr. Frederick Seward Colonel
Augustus Seward the coorod servant Of the Secretary
OF state and the soldier who saved the secretays
life by this grappe with tho assassin oil examined
A motion to permit witnesses to DO recalled vas
taken under adyeement by the Court.
Minister Romero has collected In book form all the
public documents and diplomatic correspondence relat
ing affairs Mexico the French Intervention, and
has furnished copy to each Of tho States Of the
Union letter of Macmillan. dated February O. 1881,
TO his Minister Lares published in which he expresses
himself anxious to have matters adjusted without fur
Their bIoodshed The answer OF Lares accompanies II.
After consulting with the imperial council he recon.
mends the concentration Of the army at Quer1aro and
opening Of conferences with Juarsz with Wow to
peace and the revision Of the constitution. In making
these propositions he urges Maxman To keep them secret
from Mramon and Marquee who would their interests
in danger from negotiations for return Of peace.
grand sohene for the 'bsaeAs OF che Southern or
phsns which has boon sKtsnsvey advertised recently.
and which puportod to give each ticket holder prize
ranging in value from stately mansion 70 photo
graph album, has been brought to grief BY quarrel
among the managers in Baltimore. Palmer 4 Co. who
the directors have been indicted for selling
lottery tickets, the testimony Of Mrs. John L. Ham,
mond, tho president Of the association.
The postal msney order system, although practically
complete success, Is not ~ we'll Understood by the
public s should be, and In consequence les advau-
tages have not been made available to the extsnt that
the system full Of the ways
Of transmitting money through the mails viii DO found
in another column Of the HERALD this morning
The United States apprentice ship Sabine has arrived
At Annapolis for the purpose Of presenting ten ap
Academy highly interesting account Of the prac-
tcal working Of the system by which the government
trains its sailors board the Sabine will b found else
whore in the HnRALp this morning.
An injunction against the Merchants Union Express
Company has been applied for In the Auburn courts on
the grounds OF alleged reckless sQuanderng Of funds and
the intention OF few prominent officers OF the concern
TO wind its affairs up suddenly for their benefit
Nine buildings consumed By nre Lake street.
in Chicago, Friday evening, and twenty others
or less injured burned to death while
trying the lives Of Others. The loss is estimated
At $loo, 900.
General Sherman arrived at Omaha yesterday from
North Platte and Fort scdswck Spotted Tail
anxious for peace and had few days ago turned
to General Sherman white man who had been melting
the Indians OF his tribe TO attack train at hand.
A wealthy banker Of San Francisco recently died
and left $40 900 his will TO help dsfsy me national
debI
A and his wife and two horses killed and
three children severely injured, In Ohio. yesterday,
while trying drive railroad track front Of
a train.
The insurance companies Of Newark are taking steps
TO prevent the Of fireworks guns, pistols, &c,
the approaching Fourth Of July.
The artists all preparing for summer flight TO the
country.
bcbtFai nns icNeI W otnatVt "iison
Informing him that the appropriation for the expense
OF reconstruction 10 wholly inadequate and the funds
devoted to his district already absorbed. He
says the Navy and Treasury Departments have declined
10 assist him with funds Tho full appropriated
500 ooo and that amount required for the Caro-
lnas alone.
Little All Right the Japsnese is in Boston, well again,
and anxious TO try IL over.
Yachting.
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