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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-02
geAvy ROBBERY or FURS.

night OF the 18th OF May last the fur warehouse
OF Messrs. Frederick X. wormeth h Co., No. Al Arch
street. Philadelphia entered by burglars, who Nm.
detected succeeded carrying of three hundred and
thirty three fur SKINS valued at $4,000 Up to Satur
day tho 25th u clue who the perpetrators OF
the robbery had BEEN discovered but that day
young man. well known to the police and who calls
himself James Tremble, paid visit to the fur
establishment Of hessrs Bigelow Co, Brook
lyn and underworld to effect the sale Of twenty
three valuable fur skins, Offering them far below
the regular market price. The firm thus applied u,
not knowing the would-be seller informed him that
II ne could give good of himself and Demon
their perfect satisfaction that he had right to
sell the furs they would DO quite wiling to become
purchasers for his goods Tremble seemed DESTROYS OF
reassuring tho Nessrs Bgeow to his respectabity,
and requested them to send clerk with him his al
persons, he said, would be found to testify TO his
character This request complied with, but the clerk
OF business factory closed no having Of course tho
design OF Tembe, arrived tnere after working hours
The following Monday morning was thsn fixed upon for
visit TO the factory; but this appointment the
slippery TremDle took good care not to keep. This
want Of good faith the part Of their customer
at once aroused tho suspicious Of the Bgeow 1rm and
they immediately communicated all they knew about
Tremble to detective Philip Farley OF this city.
detectives Frosi and Corwin Of Brooklyn. Farley who
avocatons would just leave not be known 10 him.
hearing rrembe's name mentioned, recognized in him
p6TBon professional whose
ways were as mysterious Is they were adverse to
heavenly As natural result Of this knowledge the
evening Of tho day Messrs. Bgeow impaired
their information about Tremble to the desctvos Far.
Icy arrested him. and learned from him the Of
the burglars who had entered tho Philadelphia STORE
and fom whom he (rrembe) alleged he had procured
tho twenty three skins with view 70 their SALE 20
this made and ascertained for
Certainty ~ho real thieves Mr.. warmeth was
teegraphed TO come to this city and identity his goods
This gentleman before coming the services
detective Tag9art of Philadelphia accompanied by
whom he arrived IN town fow days ago. Just after his
arrival Taggart had an Interview with Farley Corwin
and Frost learned how matters stood and sraighway
without consulting then In the affair tho parties
against whom Trenabe bad Informed and induced Thorn
10 ssnd the s IN thor possession by express Pha-
dephia, without doing anything 10 bring them TO is
lice can hardly 30 necessary that the New
York detectives wero highly incensed this unprece-
dentedy mean waytof dong business but they never,
sbeess vent 70 work nd Farley succeeded yesterday in
Aresng ono OF the burglars named Maury Harris Yes
terday afternoon Harra aud Trcmbie, requ.siton for
1hr transporta ion 10 The State OF having
previously been procursi taken to Philadelphia
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mild cusFEcaTON" As VIEWED IN THE SOUTH


From the Richmond enquirer May oo
The republican party Is too much divided on me ques
ton OF conscation enable Mr. Stevens 70 make eooo
his threats He has had endure' his inaby 70 en-
force hs already ana the way mas
been since blocked by multitude OF ndlvduai COM
mitments against the policy by party friends
The only danger of con6scaton lies 10 another oirec
ton, and is that appeals to the circumspecuon OF
the southern people IL has never been Inc Intention
OF the ruling party allow any other than radical re-
construction II they could prevent H. Iheir party
policy however, is Influenced by fear OF the popular
mpaence and hence the late legislation, when hau
reconstruction for its tte but was intended TO De SO
contrived to insure radical result Our oenger
lies In the disappointment OF this calculation ANY
imprudence our part any such misfortune az nos
breach OF the peace will in that case, be eagerly en-
braced for refusing 10 comply Win mo
tenor OF the Reconsruc act And more man TINS
The allegations which may be made as an excuse Iof &C.
fusing recognition viii he held as demanding lurther
seventies Thus conascaon, while u VIII NOT Do
enacted on Stevens reasons, may grow out OF pohca
chagrn, unless OF the South ae exceedingly ccum-
spect not TO furnish either occasion pretexL Let US
be quiet. Let endure everything Let rs avoid oe-
casions OF excitement Let make no beasts or dec.
laratons OF political purpose. Let not an exhibition 81
TO reconsruct be constr cd into an anxiety
70 enter the political fray. Our policy and Our safety
lie in course quiet orderly and retcen az TO weld
possible pretext for fault finding or clamors. we
shall thus pass in safety the danger OF conhscatlon,
whether from Mr. Stevens revenge from party disap-
Dontment.
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Grand Contest for the Silver Raii between
Harvard md Lowell.

Grand Contest for the Silver Bal between
Harvard md Lowell.
The series OF grand matches for the championship oil
New England and the Lowell silver ball, between the
Harvard College Club, OF Cambridge, and the Lowell
the New England States this season. than was ever be-
fore manifested regard to base ball games In the East
The respective skill OF the contestants noted experts
the high social status Of the clubs have CON-
bined mako their meetings the bali field events Of
ordinary importance, the fair sex of the modern
Athens especially deemng them exceedingly exciting
and attractive the ladies In general taking fully as much
interest the result the fair Of the nobility Of
England do In the exciting contests Of the Derby day.
carried off the palm the series Of for the sill
trophy Of 1885, and of being anxious to re-
tain the title credably won, have made strenuous
exertions by judcous training 10 place themselves In
the position to hold thor vantage ground The Har-
wards too though vanqushed In the fight of last year
have too much New England blood in them TO give up
the trophy without another struggle and so
they, too, duly prepared themselves to mee,
the foe CALAMITY again in another struggle for
supremacy and though in the fret encounter
this season they found their adversaries too
strong them they man uy continued ba tie, and
In the second trial came OIL victorious Az matter OF
this result only led to the creation Of greater In
In the third and test match and accordingly the
great ball of the year in New England thus
proved to be the grand home home game which
took place the Boston Common on Saturday, June
1887.
The first match OF the series played on Wednes-
day. 49, the result being the the LoweIs
rs will be seen by the appended score:-
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the RELEASE or JEFF DAVIS.

Correspondence 9; the Eric pa Dispatcn.l
washington letter Nc written TO the above paper
che Substance Of which that JET had in mis- coli GER
tam letters from President Johnson written 10 HIM in
1861 promising Jsn csvy Tennessee into the rebel
bon on certain conditions. and Andy Johnson Who IL Is
alleged, intended 70 hang Jef menaced with the
production Of those letters, which the keeping
Thus Tar from what get on hearsay. Now for an
other matter. the fact OF which can testify To-
matter which sssrx here looks upon as . virtual
discharge, the excitemant among tho veteran
soldiers know no bounds Tho rssalt had bee n
meeting was privately Called at which spEs sixty dis
charged soldiers wee present who bas.a themsslve %
League" svsry member subscribing 70 q aolemn oath
that ehs government failed in ib duty shey would
take Justice into cher own hands
Ths brotherhood no man wso qualified 10 snteY but
who had suffered oither from wonnds or imprisonment
IN the rebel pens curing The Il now extends TO
New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston. Wide the bail
was being arranged With the Court At Rchmnd on the
DAY e, 70 the q 81 paper vas banded in . Davis
the existence OF such league, and naming tNp In
the court room a. merbsr1
Thsse. men we're ssi,sd they len the room,
on MOCK charge and taken 70 jai, and wore net
leased Until week after when Davis was IN New York
u will Be remembered hat Bavs arrived in Ne,, York
possible ph.ie al the New YORK Hotel no one being
admitted but those who rere personally known
one Of the party that he vas suddsay removed one
until his departure that he left New York alone and !,
disguise for Montreal his party and family following
When u 10 understood that The Brotherhood were upon
hs track andkkst he Conscious Of It, this scAngs
conduct easily accounted for According TO the oath
- long be rSuains upon focsisn ground he is ssfs
g hardly pnptaoe that b will again SO; foot upon
us soil Of the usd States a. least until he feels
sssier in mind thar at present
From the AkGny Evening Journal, May sol
~aen M GrceLv Gays that rebel chief like JET
DAVE should not be kept in prison 10 charges
thai cannot be susaec by proof and denied oppor-
tsny for trial. became Is has become apparent that his
conviction simpcssbh be takes imprcgnabl posi-.
tion and one In which tho nnal judgnen OF the people
viii sustain him But whsn he undertakes to apologize
fer ueasono show that the shareholders had right
take up arms Tor The purpose Of destroying the Union
10 establish parallel between tho butchers OF Apder
scnshe and Fort Pillow and the patriots OF the revou
tonsry wahe make very serious biunder and ins1lts
the common sense Of his counpymen.
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Avn VEL CONFIDENCE GAME.

among all the trc ks and traps Of shrewc metropolitan
suaaders and thev there is none that has endured
=, Icpa or tina, has i profitable In its
shess who may vsu,u s hazards what is known
Ne " conHdencs gam O." People who could not be
isodwnked In the urse Of any business transaction
= uso are too keen and sharps,ghted 10 suffer the
ro,t pckpocke 10 rob them Of their wallets fall easy
v,ctlrps TO the confidence Men OF the stub.
Ssvu nature-practicaL ,ommor indiyiduals-
tan easy victims 70 tire emolsnt 6atery Of tho
swtpdisr finds them probably, the weakest or bis
ursy After all
Fresh OF swindng IN this line are turning up
o>y ana the public have o. ased surprised the
Details Of bold operations OF this class OF swfnder
bus csso which ha. lately come light 10 especially
DOve and remark Able both for It's boldness success
= 10 the old story Of boarding house Keepers swinded
me operation 10 ~ foows:-A young man OF remark.
eb,y scnieel appearance ana od looks calls 81 sems
Aouse where APARTMENTS gle gentlcmea Be
nsd and after negotiation with the iapdady generally
ssprss s himself As william Henry Russell, book
Keeper for the rm Of BRAID, Hen derson Co., aud
81 Duane street, and Introduces college mate Of his
ascther young man. who pas sos by the name o.
Alexander Anderson These prsA minariss being gone
sArcugh with be declares his int n,on o. paying hi.
80 landlady. AIS rule he awayA Follows and be viii
sseen favor v pay In advance so the l.dy yields,
ana her boarder SYSTEMATICALLY draws forth huge
veil allied wallet. The bilk contains are
hovsver. Of 100 large a'1 ,shs., 50 he
8 the broadway banE for twentysye dollars receives
ave dollar bill change and goessof 70 get his trunks
The lady waits IN vain however forrhe return OF William
ri RnsseH aud his copege mate MI Alexander Ander-
son. ands las thst the check oogus that there
such Arm Duane street thai OF Brand, Hsnder
Co, azi 10 Short that she has been neatly swn-
6lcd out OF nrs dNllars
The operator ahs swim die, VIC q still at large,
and has already ne.ced number OF people 10 described
. young mar apparently ab cat 70 years OF age, OF
medium height light complexion, and black hair. he
dark coiord ulit, broad block cravat has good
sor-aand or language talks ersEty with slight Scotch
aeeerl and siuays accompanied by his college mate
The checks he pfoseun are drawn py the bogus urn,
are gotten up sy,s calculated 20 deceive all but the
acct My in such ua.-ers
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SHIP PING NE w S.
PORT Of NEW YORK. JUNE |, 1867.


Steamship Borussia (Hamb), Frantee, Hamburg May 10
with mdse and 76 passengers to Knnhardt Co. Mav y
"a "a o. bark Corocoro bound east 3ls lat
81 lon 67 Bremen. hence for Bremen; LIST
inst, NJ, steamship Germana, hence for Hambnrg at
655 steamship City of Baltimore hence for Liverpool.
Bark Catalina Perkins, Neuvitss, days. with sugar nc
10 Jonathan Thompson. Sailed in company with bark Hen
rque, for New York.
brig sabina (of A-ichat rorrio Manzana 10 days. with
sugar, &C, TO b Small q Co.
sehr Agnes lof Mystic) Kenyon. Lavacca DAYS, with
cotton &c, to McCready Co May % lat &c a. Ion 80
g. spoke schr Union from Vera Cruz for Cuba 2sh, of
Tortngas, schr -, from Minat ilan for New York.
Schf II Wood Curles Virginia.
Schr J X Franklin, Digby, Nirg MIA.
Schr John Collins. Brown Virginia.
Schr Bourbon, Hedden. Virginia.
Schr B Woolsey. Soper Virginia
Schr Anthony. Kelly, virginia.
SchrJ Richards, Wright Georgetown, DC, for Port
Morris.
schr L B Cowperthwaite, Newbury, Georgetown, DC.
Below.
Bark Rambler
Brig Don Quixote, from Remedies, days.
For Ohsr Shipping Neios See Ninth Page
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STARTLING DECREASE IN The REVENUE.
Menthly Taxes On manufactures and
Products.
Aral,ipg OF Of Forty Per Gent from
East Year.

xna ,oloving tables made up from Tho musthly
,,s consisting mainly OF the taxes assessed upon
t.etnres nd productions These returned aud paid
non, While incomes are returned and paid annually.
n, ,w tax law with reduced rates and large additions
- list went INTO operation Msrch 2. 1851 The
r,aarns hollow from nearly all the districts CT New
York and from many districts in Massachusetts,. Con-
Hesicut Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Maryland They embrace the two months OF the present
year during which the tax law has been IN opera
ton Comparing March and April 1867, with the
responding months OF 1861 lind = falling or OF
ssry per cent The income returns show decline OF
than forty per cent but averaging forty per cen,
90 decrease all round, the from Internal
On 1867 will be sl24 3o2 1903 less than in 1850
A.oUsYs PAID MONTHLY TAXES nANpYAoTURys
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Olympic Theatre.

Treasure Trove IS certainly the best attempt that Mr.
Grover made this to attract tho public. As
photograph OF lie nowadays IL is an entire success
Perhaps Mr. Grover made mistake in not substituting
pig in the falls scene, Ia Griffith Count
but with all respect 10 the former animal, we think
thai the ecu character is admirably sustained and de-
serving of consideration the scenery and dialogue in
Treasure Trove IL in complete working order and
.day, or rather nightly, crowd OF patrons evince
their OF the play IL thrves the bitter
hostility displayed towards It by discontented drama
tisls The wlner' OF discomfort which long afflicted
this establishment longth been made profitable II
not . glorious summer by Mr. De Malden's last play.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Coiusnbia College--Freshinen Sophowores.
Tho Increasing interest IN the Advancement OF the
national game Of base ball may be determined from the
fact that 10 the leading educational institutions through
out the country Il Is fostered and practised by both
teachers and pupils a pastime and relaxation from
study, as well as method OF developing the physical
man. and proving ultimately the truth OF the quotation
.Mens corrore sGno.n
On Monday last a very nne game was played between
picked mines from the University and Columbia College,
which resulted the the latter by score Of
i3 TO 81 On Thursday afternoon mines picked from the
members Of the Freshmen Sophomore classes OF 20
lumbia College engaged in friendly game on the Col
lege grounds, and played innings With The follow
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A IA u S E M G NJ 7 S
French Theatre.

n and Nine Delgne had benefit al tins estsolish.
ment last night which there was rather slim at
tendance. The pieces selected for the occasion we're
Ma Niee Nm Ours, three ACT comedy BY Ciairville
and De Frascatl and one act comedy, I'm Service d
RaHcaard IN both OF which thai admirable actor, NJ.
Jugnet maintained the leading roles The bsneGctasre
wore received with favor by their friends who made up
the bulk Of tho audience. Both plays well known
the patrons OF those charming little French Comedies
although they presented for the first time las
night at the Theatre Francais NM Chol and Thierry
good
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New York Theatre.

The fascuatons OF the three worre sisters stlll al
tract many admirers their handsome httle establish
mont Broadway. Miss Sophie made very winning
Don Leander last night in the extravaganza Of the In
Visible Prince, and s attractive Prince Pappets
In Broughs Cinderella Miss Irene reigned over The
of the audience well the island of tranquil
delights and iororn Cinderella az the owner OF
the glass slipper could wish; and Miss Jennie charmed
her adnirers-and their name Is legion-as a maid IN
waiting lord in waiting with the inevitable clog
dance superadded The dancing and the vvacty OF the
three sisters De the main attractions, Tor the
displays not exactly IN accordance with our
received notions OF Mr. Donneiiy - also very
good
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hes Lucille Western played last night TO pretty full
house Her of the elrng and jealous Lady Isabel
although critically speaking, melodramatc and exag-
gerated the highest degree to be popular one,
and hsndkerchefs were In extensive demand by the
many lad as present East Lynne s a good card for any
theatre the story of jealousy and remorse never fails
70 draw fun houses MISS Hattie Thorne was very ac-
ceptable Barbara hare and Sir Francis Levson OF all
the male characters, perhaps the best.
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q 81
LIT III Sd Al 5A. en- IN. aA Oh.
lrt. .......0 O 10 8 2-2S
II .......3 8 0 IA 8 8 0 3-H

This result not In accordance with general antci-
patton, inasmuch both clubs had been previously
tried In games with the Somerset and Beacon clubs the
HarvardB winning With greater msjortes in the games
than Lowels did the totals being 121 to "a for
Harvards and % to 62 for the Lowcll But would APP
pear that the Lowells put extra effort when
necessary, as this important occasion.
On Friday, May -, the return match took place. OF
greater degree or interest excited In decr
encc this match than occasoned by the first and
consequence the gathering Of the respective friends Of
the clubs, and of the admirers Of the game gene
rally, much larger the lady friends OF the gallant
young players Of the two mines mastering In full force
all being greatly Interested In the result This second
game opened very favorably for the Lowes whose
close Of the third nung stood Is to But after.
wards the Harvards pulled up their handsomely
and took the load STYLE finally coming in the victors
will ho seen by amended accre-
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Repsbiienn Call for q Border State Cos
venfiop.

BALusoRs, Nay 81, 1857.
The Republican State Central Committee OF Maryland
has Issued call for border state Convention. be
held the 18th OF September NEXT, In this city. The
states OF Delaware, West Virginia Keotucky Tennessee
AID Missouri, are invited 10 cooperate 10 the move
ms Mt and 70 send TO the proposed Convention many
della satcs without regard 70 color each State
may deem evpedie ind convenient The object Of
the Co1vsntIod 10 10 organize influential appeal 70
Congress the ,ar OF the border States for the passage
OF the sufAner Nuson BILL for other o1csl Legs
laon mag lead ~ the establish throughout The
tsion VI The srasd pr,Vcple Of manhood suffrage
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IRM % usplEY 1ut tgln nupntsfp

tbs Jsfy Faiis 60 Agree and IL Dischnrses--
The Prisoner Pleads Guilty and 10 Fined.
AL"os, n. r., June J, 1857
The trial granted Rev. joel Lndlsy, indicted for
whipping his child 70 death, w concluded to-day The
iuy failed 10 agree sanding ten for scquistA and two
FOR CONVICTION and they discharged The pr sousr
ben plead guilty Of mausiaughtsr in the fourth degree
ND sss sentenced w Me CSsr 70 psy lns ef $50
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MAINLAND RluIlcS
The Maryland Constitutional Convention.

MHtFULE, Nd., Nay 81, 1861
In the State Constitutional ConvAntlon TODAY by n
vote OF 90 TO al 10 declared the OF the con-
veuuon that tho question OF removing lie disability here
fofore imposed on negroes preventing "a sm from tes
flying the courts OF the State ought be settled by
the convention and the constitution being formed
ought 70 contain provision removing such disability
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nctuuT rsVrtIErr MA PHILADELPHIA BANK.

AlBlSY, n. r., June l, 1857
'psnd'ay .Iecusci ccvntsrfettc, dollar note on the
laird NaoEA Bank Or Philadelphia was detected in this
oiy ths morning IT'S all respects perfect s.ssls
ne senuise issue even - she sisnsvuree, which
exccned WITH pen. The pubic can Judge " the dAn-
esrous character Of this noe from The facS fhss passcd
through the Mechanics and FARMER Bang ss 2ochster
rltnoot ae<euon. The only safe vsy 10 rsr3se all
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sURclhaY IN sAusnrssyltts. MASS.

WORCESTER, Mass, June l. 1907.
The onacc Of the Sanders Cotton Mills Company Of
ssuntervile, sS entered by burglars last night aud
the safs blown o-en. Eight hundred dollars and
quantity OF vsiuabiSs belonging N tue COMPANY
taken
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The improving In the game excellent and gave
general satisfaction. All the New Workers spoke In the
hg hest terms OF Loveits pitching The first base pay
on both SIDES was remarkably good Rogers Of Brook
lyn bore on handsome prize Tor fine playing
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Explosion Of THE NEW ORLEANS STEAMER ST. mAaSs

Nsw ORLEANS May 81, 1867:
The steamer St Marys xploded her boilers yesterday
morning Several persons were scaIded-one badly.