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The New York herald., 1868-06-12
LOUISIANA.

The New Orleans Municipal Trouble-The
Radical Chief Of Police Declines to Vacate-
The Recusant Recorder Made to Retire.
NEW ORLEANS June IL, 1868.
The writ Of quo warranto served upon Mayor Con-
way is returnable on Monday, the 18th inst.
Mayor Conway is discharging the duties Of his
ONCE. To-day he appointed Robert E. Diamond as
Chief OF Police. The present Chief Of Police en-
dorsed on the copy Of Mayor Conway's order served
upon him, that he did not recognize the Mayors
th0rity as sufficient to remove him, having been ap-
pointed by the military commander to serve until
further orders The military orders for his removal
not having been Issued he declined to turn over his
office to Mr.. Diamond, or any other person, until re-
lieved by competent authority. Williamson is In
possession OF the once this evening.
All the newly elected Aldermen except one and Q
quorum OF Assistant Aldermen have been qualified
The old Recorder Of the Third district refused to
vacate without military orders, which were promptly
furnished the newly elected Recorder upon applica-
tion at headquarters, and in pursuance Of which he
took his seat and proceeded to business.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
VIRGINIA..

Case in the United States District Court-An
Ex.Collector on Trial for Alleged Connec.
tion with the Whiskey Ring.
RICHMOND, June IL, 1858.
The Circuit Court Of the United States Judge Chase
presiding was engaged to-day In the case Of United
States vs.. John II. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson was
Collector for the Fourth district and s charged with
Delng parry 20 , .nr ense iii ,oyay rngu ana
of witnesses for the prosecution were examined,
giving strong evidence against the accused, and i'm
plicating the Assessor and Inspector of the district
General Stoneman to-day removed Joseph NJ Hum
phreys, q city Councilman, and revoked the appoint
ment Of II. L. Wigand, recently appointed Tax Col
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ENGLAND.
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Ascot Heath Races-Third Days Sport.
LONDON, June IL, 1s6S
The morning opened dull with the weather heavy
and sultry. The Ascot grounds with the roads lead
ing thereto dusty and the trip little fataguing
in consequence. Notwithstanding this the attend
ance on the course was just as numerous as the
preceding days, and extremely aristocratic and
fashionable.
The third days sport opened with the race for the
gold cup, valued at three hundred sovereigns, and
subscription Of twenty sovereings each, second
horse to receive ny soveregns; three year olds to
carry 1os lbs four year ods 122 lbs. i've years. 129
lbs six years and aged 1sl lbs. mares and gedings
allowed lbs, two miles and half twenty-two sub
scrtbers) Post entrance Of one hundred sovereigns
each allowed, twothirds Of which 60 to the second
horse and one-third to the third horse.
This race was won by Sir Joseph Hawley's bay colt
Blue Gown, three years old, by Beadsman, out Of
Bss Bleu; the Duke Of Newcsstle's bay colt Specu-
lum, three years old, by videte, out Of Doralice,
second; Baron Rothschids bay colt King Alfred,
three years DID, by King Tom, out Of Scholars dam,
third.
The betting was even on Blue Gown, six TO one
against Speculum and two to one against King Alfred
Three started and the race was run in 4:Ss.
The next race was for the all aged stakes Of twen
added; two years old to carry 81 lbs; three years.
1ls lbs four years, 1876 lbs nve years. 13e lbs six
and allowances for ncn.winners. Second horse to
receive one hundred soveregns; third horse to
his stake; one mile; twenty-three subscribers Post
entrance OF one hundred sovereigns allowed.
This race was won by Mr. O. Bryan's chestnut
horse Laneret, I'VE years DID, by Newminster out OF
WO0dcraft's dam; Captain Machell's chestnut colt
Martyr, two years old, by St. Albans out OF Eulogy,
second; Lord jerseys bay horse vespasian, SIX
The betting was even on Laneret two to one
against Martyr and seven to one against vespasian.
The st. James, Palace Stakes OF ten sovereigns
oh fOr thrpo md
ies 119 lbs, the second horse to receive back his
stake, one mile eighteen subscribersl was won by
the MARQUIS OF Hastings bay colt The Earl, by
Young Melbourne, out OF Bay Celia; Baron Roth
schilds bay colt Restitution, by King Tom, out Of
Rests dam by Alane, second lthe only srsrtersE
two to one against Restitution.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
NEW JERSEY.



CAUTION TO THE CHARITABLE.-TwO respectfully
.ressed females who had been going through Hud-
county, as one Of them stated, collecting for the
Children's Home, were overhauled by police officer
on wednesday and required to produce the neces-
sary certificates They referred the ocer TO the late
Mayors OF Bergen and Jersey City, who upon inqui-
ry denied giving such authority, while the supern-
ledge whatever Of the women. One OF them, who
gave her name as Mrs. King, was discharged for
want OF sumcient testimony against her; but the
other MIS-. j. COOK, was held Tor triai Both nail
from New York.
SERIOUS STREET AccIDENT-Yesterday afternoon,
while q lady named Harding residing In Upper
washington street, was stepping on board one Of
the horse cars IN Broad street, she accidentally
slipped and fell heavily on the pavement, causing
disocation OF her right shoulder, besides several
painful bruises. Some citizens placed her In car
riage and had her removed home
GRAND PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPARrMENT.-The
Fire Department Of this city will turn out on grand
parade tomorrow on the occasion Of the fourteenth
anniversary Of its organization. After marching
through large number Of streets the department
will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council
at point on Broad street. Chief Engineer Carhun
will act as grand marshal.
AMBITION FOR WEST POINT HoNoRs.-The exami-
nation OF nine candidates for the West Point military
cadetshp from the Fourth Congressional district
was commenced in the Council Chamber OF the City
Hall In this city yesterday. The Examining Board Is
composed OF DR.. 9. II. Pennington, Professor 8. A.
Medical Examiner. The vacancy for this district
takes place In October 1892 The object Of this pre-
limnary examination Ia to select candidate that
will be likely to pass the West Point admission.
Jersey City.
LARCENY AT THE ERIE RAILWAY SHoPs-For
several months large numbers Of brass journal boxes
have mysterousy disappeared from the Erie Rail.
way Company's shops In Jersey City Yesterday de.
tectve Danvers detected James Kulleen, an employe
OF the company In the act of carrying three Of these
boxes from the shops and arrested him Ne was
committed fnr trial without bali
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
FRANCE.


Napoleon and the Gear ON TOrpedoes.
PARIS June II, 1858.
The Aontteur states that the Czar Of Russia has
made proposal to the Emperor Napoleon that Rus
sia and France unite in an effort to induce all civil
lied nations to abandon the use Of torpedoes and
explosive projectiles in time Of war.
The MOntteur adds that this humane proposition
meets with the approval Of the Emperor, who, how
ever thinks that it may still be necessary to employ
torpedoes for defensive purposes
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

More Preparations to Meet Fenians-Fifteen
Thousand Men to BE Billeted in Toronto.
TORONTO June IL, 1865
The city authorities have received instructions
to prepare billets for fifteen thousand men. This
measure is to be acted upon only In the event of
volunteers being called out. About a dozen large
bales containing knapsacks for the OF the vOun
teers, arrived from the east yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
CANADA.

The Royal Battalions TO BE Concentrated
Military Camps at Exposed P0ints-General
MacdOughal. Withdraws His Resignation.
OTTAWA, June IL, 1868.
Orders Will shortly be issued for the concentration
Of the royal battaions at their respective headquar
ters for the purpose Of performing the annual drill
Military camps will be stationed at all the exposed
points. II is understood that General Macdoughal
has withdrawn his resignation the difficulties be-
tween him and the Minister OF Militia having been
adjusted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
POLITICAL NEWS.
The Chase Movement-Letter from an Exc
Rebel of PrOminence-The South Will Sup
port the Chief Justice.


port the Chief Justice.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1868.
letter has been received by q well known demo-
crat in the Northwest from a prominent member of
the JEFF Davis government, and formerly distin-
guished member Of the United States government,
which, after referring to the strong support given by
the NEW YORK HERALD to Chief Justice Chase and
the positions attributed to him by that paper,
inquiries whether Judge Chase's nomination,
under any circumstances, would receive cordial
support in the Northwest. The letter then proceeds
to indicate that upon the general principles that
ours Is federal republic and not a consolidated
nation that the question Of suffrage should be de-
cided exclusively by the States and that endorse
ment of the war should be made, not excluding,
however, complimentary vote OF thanks to the
Union soldiers, any candidate, Chief Justice Chase
included nominated at New York, and acceptable to
the Northwest, would also be cordially supported at
the South.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

Proceedings In the LegisIature-Appr0priC.
tions Of the Session.
BOSTON, June IL, 1868.
The House has passed the Maverick Bridge bill over
the Governors veto by twO-third VOTE
The appropriations Of the Massachusetts, .Legsla-
ture for the present session. including 900 FOR
the Hoosac tunnel, amount to So, 81, ,2l9.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Madame la Comtesse de la Morliere, better known
to the literary world by her pseudonym OF "olympe
Andouard," has recently arrived In this country.
This accomplished lady, who is earnestly commended
to the favorable attention Of the American public by
Alexandra Dumas and other Partisan celebrities,
proposes to give in New York and other principal
cities OF the Union readings from her own WORKS
and lectures on the great dramatic authors, Mo-
liere, Cornelle and Racine and on the great poets
Victor Hugo and Alfred de Musset, with declama-
tons from their principal works.
The good people of st. Louis attend the ''Devis
Auction every night and go into ecstaces over the
cancan of De Pol's European ballet troupe.
Miss Augusta DargOn, who is playing leading parts
with Edwin Adams in Buffalo, is highly spoken of
by the local papers.
James d. Kelly nephew of Barney Williams, the
comedian, has just graduated with fying coors at
the Annapolis Academy. II he possesses as much
ability to command ship as his uncle has shown In
managing theatre he will be certain to make his
mark.
The Chicagoans are almost crazy over the acting
of Miss Emma Madern who is an actress OF the same
admirers that she Is sprghtly has good ideas of act
ing, appreciation of the light and shade Of character
good looks is young and fresh and tnat Sne was de-
The poor negro was always paying commodity at
the "Hub," but not having had quite enough of him
yet, the people of that town are now 1ocking in
thousands to their Museum to witness the agOnies
and dying thrOes OF ''Unce Tom."
La Grange and BrignOli are singing to large audi
ences in Toronto
Jenny Engle, formerly of Tony PASTORS, is creating
quite sensation in New Orleans. The critics de-
clare that ''she sings like veritabe nightngale'
and that no other artist ever before achieved such
rapid and merited popularity" She certainly must
have improved wonderfully since leaving this city,
One Of the ST. Louis critics goes into raptures over
the dancing Of Mile. Croce, and calls her 'Terpsi-
chorean sherry cocktail" He must have been
thirsty.
Madame Scheller is playing in the "Pearl Of Savoy"
and other pieces to the neglected saints OF Salt
Lake.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
GEORGIA..


Investigation Of Affairs In Savapnab.
SAVANNAH, June H. 1868.
Captain Summerhayes, OF General Meade's stan,
is in this city making Investigations concerning the
signatures OF petitioners for removal Of the Mayor
and city officers said to have been signed by thirty
oil whose names appear so far the signatures
prove TO be forgeries.
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TELEaRiPHIC NEWS
RON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
SERvIA.
Tho Assassination of Prince NIichcl-His
Cousin Also killed-Arrest of Two of the
Assassins-Intense Agitation in Belgrade.
F r o M


Tho Assassination of Prince NIichcI-His
Cousin Also KiIled-Arrest of Two of the
Assassins-Intense Agitation in Belgrade.
LONDON, June IL, 1868.
From Belgrade under date Of early hour this
morning come the following particulars OF the
tragedy attending the assassination of the regning
Prince Michel reported by special cable telegram to
the HERALD from this city yesterday, the news OF
which must have consequently appeared in your
columns in New York as early as 1t was made known
to the people Of England through the metropolitan
press here.
The Belgrade kilograms of to-day report that the
reigning Prince Michel, while walking leisurely
through one Of the public parks at about five O'Clock
last evening" was suddenly attacked by three as
sassins. who were armed with revovers.
The Prince accompanied in his ramble by his
cousin and daughter of the latter, together with his
usual attendants
The assassins directed their fire promscuously
at the royal party.
AT the first shot the Prince fell and expired imme-
diately.
The cousin of the Prince was also hit and died in
few minutes afterward.
The Princes daughter received severe flesh
wound, but is not dangerously injured.
One or two of the royal Wallets were also slightly
wounded.
The assassins were recognized by the affrghted
popuace as three brothers. One OF them prompt
ly arrested while hurrying from the OF the
gedy, and it is thought that the others will not be
able to escape the vigorous measures taken by the
authorities for their capture.
The assassination has produced the most profound
excitement and sorrow throughout the country.
Second Report.
LONDON, June II, 1858.
The last dispatches from Belgrade represent that
the excitement prevailing In that city and through
out the Principality is intense and unabated.
No outbreak however, has occurred in conse-
quence.
Two of the assassins Of Prince Michel have been
arrested.
1t has been ascertained that it was not three
brothers who fred the fatal Shots but father and
his two sons.
One Of the latter is stin at large but it is believed
that he cannot escape.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

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disturbed At night your rest by sick child sui
ferng crying with the excrucisng pain OF cutting eet
m 40 10 at and get q bottle OF Mrs. WlNSLOWS
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upon IL there Ia no mistake about "
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moi tell you 1t that will regulate the bowels and give
10 The mother relief health TO the child, operat
ing like magic Is perfectly safe TO use In all cases. and
peasant to the taste. BE sure and call for ,
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side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

BREsT, June 11.-General Transatlantic steamship
Europe, from New York May 30, arrived at this port
to-day on the way to Havre.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed In the nea.es possible
similar place In the city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street.
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The Bank Returns.

LONDUN,
The ofIlcal returns Of the Bank Of England pub
shed this afternoon show that the amount OF specie
in is vaults has increased sterling since the
last repOrt
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

A.-Real P0ngee ParasOls, all Sizes.
ISAAC SMITHS SON CO.,
Manufacturers
lO5 Broadway, near Walker street,
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrtp.
ton 20 10 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment,
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

NEW ORLEANS JUNE H. I5bo.
Special Orders No. 1913, dated yesterday issued by
General Buchanan sets aside the injunction granted
by the Fourth District Court, on the application Of
the Citizens Bank staying the collection OF the Con-
vention tax orders The Tax Collector will proceed
at to collect the taxes imposed by the C0nsttu
ional Convention.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and reaii also applied a. No.
House.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Rose by Any Other Name Might Smell a.
sweet but no combination Of could possibly equal the
delicious perfume of Bouquet des Antilles. Sweet lastina
and cheap Price 75c.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

A..Phal0n's ssPaphan Soap" Possesses the
same properties the "Paphan Loton % cents acake
will not chap the skim Is invaluable Tor the TOiLEf,
BATH and NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Rest In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, nstana
neous. Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
The Synod of abe Reformed church at Hudson.

HUDSON, N. Y, June III, 1858.
To-day, the eighth Of the meeting OF the Synod OF
the Reformed Church, resolutions were adopted
commendatory Of the American Seamen's Friend
Society, organized in the year 1925 to improve the
social moral and religious condition of seamen, and
recommending it to the sympathy ana aid Of the
Church.
The attention OF the Synod was directed to former
resolutions with reference to reading of the report Of
the Committee on the State Religion to the congrega
tons at as early date possible after the reception
of the minutes Of the Synod.
The follow ing was adopted
Resolved That the secretary of the benevolent boards of
this Church be directed report the General Synod each
the of all churches with the OF the
tors contributed to the funds of their respective
boards for two years consecutively.
The report OF the special committee appointed to
consider the questions Of polygamous marriages
among the heathen suggested by the Arcot classes
presented their report which was accepted and its
consideration postponed.
The report Of the Committee on the Professorate
was called up and read, and thereupon the Synod
went into general discussion, which occupied
nearly the whole day.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Fine Gold Hunting Case Watches, Ameriras
and English Levers $lO0 EACH for sale by GEo u ALLEN
ais Broadway, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Panphlets. Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neanes quckness and despach twenyye per csns
cheaper than other printing In the city,
Al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLISH-
MENT. ~ Nassau street..
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Boots. Shoes, CATERS and slippers In Every
variety at moderate prices at 573 Broadway ,,,.,r
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

EstabIished In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
The LOnguiel Races at Montreal.

MONTREAL June IL, 1868.
At the race meeting at Longuiel Chang won the
handicap hurdle race for officers Starlight the open
hurdle race Reporter the open fiat race, and Maid
Of the Mil the open scurry.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Watches and Jewelry,
all descriptions for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN ti5 Broad
way, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Royal Havana lx0ttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
snd ali kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 1s,wan street, NY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Neatness, Economy and Despatch Cemhined
OF orders Metropolitan Joo rrihns ns'Ao-
shrnsn Ma
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

A.-Phalon's ~Paphian L0ti0no Removes
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The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Tho Evening Tclcgrau.,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM, WITH crRcULA-
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EVENING JOURNAL NOW PUBLISHED IN THE
UNITED STATES, FURNISHES THE Latest, AND
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READERS AND IS CONSTANTLY DrsrANcISG ALL
OF ,rs SLOW AND sUPERASNUArED coxPErr.
TORS WHEREVER vrooR ABILITY OR ENTER
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.
Advertisers always find their advantage TO their
wants and business the public through that
paper which possesses largest ccuson public
IN turn are certain the readers such journal
as give. the latest interesting news of the day
and in the columns Of which hsy also advertised tho
wares and the wants Of ,he world saa the necessities and
pecesssriss Of mankind.
The public now realize the ,he EVENING rELE
GRAM the only real live newspaper pubsh'di ."
this city, and advertiser. .ha. ia the 'rs' aud ~'
proA,abl. way Of reaching The public
R-Aa,.r,,.snen,s should be handed 10 early In the
orros in order to secure good place uuacr sop heat
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The New York herald., 1868-06-12

PhaIon's W Paphian LOtion'1 Ii the Only Re-
liable remedy for blemishes of the skim
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Campaign Medals and Badse.s Ius.fu:, Manufns- 6,
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Wiss, Toupees and Ornamental Hair.-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng, all colors, ct BA1CHk
EOR,S. Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

Invalids' Wheel Chairs, for Use Indoors or
out Price $40 10 $40 Invads' Carriages to order
s. W. SMITH, IS William street, New York
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

70 come. Mr. James Blamphin-a recent addition to
the ebony troupe-last evening gave a superb per-
iormance upon the harp, which called for well
deserved encore, and gave evidence that the per
former was master mas err Of 4 the instrument. 1t was, in
short one or the best or this particular kind OF per
formances that we have heard in minstrel hali for
many years.
BENEFIT CONCERT TO Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPs.-
The farewell benefit concert to this talented young
lady takes place this evening at the theatre OF the
Union League Club, in Twenty-sIxth street, and
promises to be a grand and magnificent affair.
Should the weather prove fine there will most
assuredly be full house.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
etaila at BROAD
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

The Famous Corner-07 Nassau Street,
corner Fulton Metropolitan Job Print Establishment
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

A..Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at 887 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
NEW YORK.
The Dorm Impeachment-The Case Closed and
the Argument Commenced.

the Argument Commenced.
ALBANY, June IL, 1868.
In the Dorm impeachment case the testimony was
all put in to-day and the summing up commenced.
1t is thought that the arguments will be concluded
and the case adjourned tomorrow or next day.
The Base Ball Tournament at Niagara Falls.
BUFFALO, June IL, 1858.
At the Niagara Falls tournament to-day the Perews
Of Buffalo beat the Stars Of Hamilton Canada by q
Of thirty to nineteen thus winning the second
prize for junior clubs. In the afternoon the From
tiers OF Black Rock beat the Monitors Of
LockpOrt, the score standing, at the end OF the
game, 20 to H. The Frontiers also beat the Eagles
OF TOnawanda, Is to TO- This closes the Junior con-
test the Frontiers having beaten all their opponents
and winning the first prize.