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The Opelousas courier., 1869-07-03
Nouveles Telegraphiques.

Washington, 2s-Le correspondent du
Herald 4 Washington prete d l'ex-presi.
dent les paroles suivantes: "Je n'hesite
pas 4 declarer que Grant est un homme
egoiste, ruse ct malfaisant, un compose
de basses jalousies, de rancunes ct de
mensonges. II uaa aucun courage. Je
Pai va s'humilier sous mon regard, dams
une seance du Cabinet, quand je l'inter-
rogeai sur ees fameuses correspondances
relatives a Stanton. Je lui posai ques-
tions sur questions ct il perdit contenan-
ce. Lofsque j'eus fini il 90 leva, prit son
chapeau, ct dams un humble attitude,
Messieurs, dit-il, ayez-vous encore quel-
qu'autres questions m'addresser? Puts
il quitta Ia sale du Conseil.
Richmond, 8-Le grand juge Chase,
pendant onssejcnr 4 Richmond, 4 expri-
me ropinion que les lois du CoDgres no
contiennent atlctine disposition pour e.
iger des n,embres dc 10 Legislature le
serment d'epreuve.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-07-03

-. E~s~r~ es'~~AA's~sAAASe ssAAASe xA&ASA ~ lHkCAA
ique verra s'augmenter encore. c.
10 parast q peine possible, ranar-
chic ct la confusion qui 1e desc
lent. /,
lie gouvernefnent de Mexico
en- est rebuilt auiourd'hui aux ex-
p6dients. Des elections se prepa-
rent ct Il ne peut se diasimlller lie
Meant qui renyirohne. N. Lerdo
de- Tejada, la pens6e ct le bras
droit du president Juafez, q tendu
|ls main "a clerg6; il lni rehd Ger
taines prefUgatives ct solIicfte en-
Eret0ur son appQi. OeBtun uaieux
spectacle de voir les hommes aui
ont d6cr6t6 la vente des biens du
clerg6 rec0l1rir maintenant D Pin.
fauence meme de ceux qu'ils ont
.d6poss6d6s naguares.
g Jest la supplement un exp6-
dent de circumstances mais ce nest
pas avec des exp6dients que ron
paryient 4 r6soudre des difficulties
politiques de- b nature de celles
qui entravent agjourl'hui le eou-
veFnen1ent mexfcain. L'afebrmis-
sement de l,Empire eut pu conia-
rer nne ffn 81 fhneste; mais la ciu-
te du seul gouvernement capable
par son essence de concilierles an
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
HELP FOR CUBA.
NIeeting AT ihe nrookIxn Alhenmum.

Meeting at the Brooklyn AIhenmum.
The Cuban ladies' Relief Association had enter
tainment last evening at the Brooklyn Athenaum
for the purpose Of raising funds aid the sick and
wounded in the Cuban army Of liberation. The
attendance was not as large as might have been
anticipated but there was inconsiderable number
present OF dark-haired Cuban men and women.
The orchestra started the proceedings of the even
ing with an overture from ..Dechter and Bauer"
which was very effectively rendered. Mr.. william
Parsons, gentleman with decidedly English ac-
on over an hours duration. upon "Cuba, her past,
present and future"
bus landing upon the soil OF Cuba over three cen
turtles ago and mstaking 1t for the empire OF
Cathay. He then passed along to the consideration
OF the present OF Cuba; its grand uprising for ber
ty and the great responsibility that rested upon this
republic In seeing that the weak and lowly Cubans
are secured from the sangulnary tyranny OF Spanish
In very glowing cOlors. Under the shelter of the
American republic, and mayhap one in the great
family OF free and sovereign States, its re-
sources would be speedily developed-ts lat
position between two great continents, while
holding the key TO vast line OF seaboard, would un
d0ubtedy form the brightest gem in the entire con-
stellation OF the Union.
After Mr.. Parsons lecture, which was frequently
applauded, the orchestra played the overture
entted una in 6ondage" was nex
presented to this audience. The young
lady who impersonated the enchalned spirit OF Cuba
tions from Faust" followed. A tableau OF "a
Cuban WARRIOR and one of "Cuba as IL Is," with
smoking roof trees and grim death plying his
hideous mission were very we rendered. A song
from Mendelssohn, another tableau OF "Cuba as I
will be- and the "Schuetzen March,, completed the
evenings programme. Conspicuous among the
Cubans present were Sefiora X. P. De YZquierdo, "
Boudat, Il. b. Macias, Y Henriques de Leon +. A.
Mathews and j. M. Valdez.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY.

James Carr, aged twentythree, residing at No. 33l
East Thirtyfourtn street, while at work In Thirty.
sixth street yesterday afternoon, was seriously in
jured by falling derrick. lie received medical aid
at once.
Edward Clear, aged twenty.tnree q teamster,
while driving IN lumber yard on 125th street,
between Third and Fourth avenues struck a corner
post under shed, and. II falling on him, was Sc
riOusy Injured. Taken home by friends.
John II. Baxter, aged seven years, living with his
parents at NO 1858 Grand street, over ycster
day afternoon at the corner OF Rivington and Pitt
streets by horse and wagon aad slightly injured.
Taken home.
Onicer Martin Of the Firs, precinct, while on duty
at pier No. is East river yesterday afternoon had
his left Knee badly crushed between q truck and
hogshead. lie was attended TO by surgeon and
sent home.
Della Dorsey, an infant aged three years, fell into
basement, corner OF Oak ana Chestnut streets last
night, receiving a severe cut over the left eye.
Wound dressed and chUd sent home.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
OBITUARY.
Ernest William Hengstenberg.

On yesterday this celebrated tneoogian died at
Bonn are informed by cable telegram, in
the siXty-seventh year of his age. He was born at
Frendenberg the 2oth of October 1902 his father
being Protestant clergyman of that place, and re-
ceived an excellent education at Bonn, the Oriental
languages and philosophy being among his studies.
For translating an Arabic work OF the sixth cen
tury he received high distinction from his
ton by his editing the first part Of Arlstotles Meta
physics. During the same year he became q private
teacher OF philosophy and In 1925 qualified as teacher
OF theology Four years later QS29l he became
Professor and Doctor OF Theology ana has ever since
ranked with the leading theoogians OF the day. DR..
HengstenOerg's Commentaries on the Apocalypse
and the Psalms are among the most prominent and
best known OF his works. He also edited the
Erangelische Kirci.en Zeitung from 1927 until his
death.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
SIlBblNG AffaAy IN BhOoklyN.

Michael Fernandez, twenty-three years of age
pedler by occupation, residing at No 2o7 Gold street
Brooklyn, was arrested last night about half.past
ten O'Clock on charge OF stabbing Michael McNaley.
The prisoner II appears, had quarrelled with Nc
Nalley during the day. and had procured war
rant for his arrest Last evening both men met out
side the residence OF Fernandez, when fight took
place and the accused stabbed his adversary with
dirk knife IN the right side, nricting dangerous
wound. The act was witnessed by officer Currane,
Of the Forty first precinct who gave chase TO Fer
nandez as the latter fed towards Myrtle avenue,
and succeeded ia arTesting HIN a saloon IN which
he sought refuge. lie was taken to the Washington
street station house ana locked up for examination.
The police state tnat BON parties bear bad reputa
tlon. The injured man was conveyed TO the city
Hospital, at the advice Of Dr. Began, who examined
the wound and pronounced II to DC dangerous.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
TIE WILLIAMSBURG TalGlDi.
A Midnight Inquest.

Coroner whiiehill and jury took testimony last
night In the case OF Isaac ). Waters charged with
shooting and killing his brother-in-law, Jeremiah
strickland. The inquest was held at the resden &C.
IA south Second street. The testimony of James
liver Miss Sarah A. Warts and Mrs Hannah liver
was taken, but no additional facts were elected.
At about eleven O'Clock the jurymen induced the
Coroner 20 take them TO the residence OF Mrs.
waters, the VIE OF the homicide. TO take testimony
HERALD. The physician OF Mrs. Waters informed
the juryfnen that she was In 9n advanced state OF
pregnancy, and was at the hour mentioned lying In
critical condition. lie thought that II the Jury en-
tered her chamber at that late hour serious cOnsc
quences would result. The JuIymen, however, were
sented. The inquest will be continued this after
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Josephine Clifton, residing somewhere in West
Twenty-seventh street, forlorn looking girl about
twenty years Of age, was arraigned at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday before Justice Led
WITH ON the charge Of attempting to commit suicide.
Oficer McDermott, OF the Twenty eighth precinct,
the evening before observed her running
rapidly towards the North river at pier No.
As, and following her quickly he was in time
to prevent the cOnsummation OF her design. the
taking of her life by drowning. When she was
placed in cell at the station house she twice re-
newed the attempt, first, by choking herself with q
garter and secondly by using handkerchief In the
same manner. The Magistrate seht her 10 the care
OF the Commissioners OF Public Charities and Correc-
tions that she might be cared for.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Chief Engineer Philip Inch is detached from the
Seminole and ordered to the Mohican.
First Assistant Engineer II. L. Smith is detached
from the Norfolk navy yard and ordered to the
Seminole.
First Assistant Engineer Henry C. Blye is de-
tached from Mare Island and ordered 10 the Mohi.
can.
First Assistant Engineer H. s. Davids is detached
from the 0sipee and ordered to Mare Island.
Commander John A. winslow is ordered to the
command OF the navy yard at Portsmouth, n. ii.
Commodore Simon 7. Bissell Il on duty as men,
Der OF the Examining Board at Washington, OF which
Rear Admiral smith is President.
Lieutenant e. I. Lingneeket Is ordered to the re-.
ceiving ship Potomac.
Chief Engineer A. J. Kierstadt is ordered to the
Osipee.
Lieutenant Commander Albert Hopkins is de-
tached from the Potomac and ordered TO duty at
League Island.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
CLEARED.

Steamship Malta Br), Harris, Liverpool via Queenstown
4 Cunard.
steamship America N) Hargesheimer Bremen-oelrichs
Co.
Steamship Eagle Greene, Havana Atlantic Mall Steam,
ship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton, savannah-Lvingston,
Fox X Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan. Wilmington. NC-James
Hand.
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Norfolk, City Point
Richmond-N McCready.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse Boston-W p Clyde.
Bark Wild Hunter, Boscance, Windsor, Ns-H De Wolf
&Co.
Brig Sunny Side (Br, Tevotdale, Bahia and Pernambuco
Brig Rachel Coney Coney, Santa Martha savanis-
Brig Constante (Me1), Ramirez, Tampico-M Echever
Co.
Brig knight, Thompson, Kingston-A Solomon &
Co.
Brig Rrisk (3r) Hin, Cienfuegos-Fowler Il Jova.
Brs Nsad (Br Richardson Cienfuegos-Tucker Light
bourn.
Brig Hummng Bird tBr), Earl, Windsor, NsJ Whitney
Brig st Peter (Br), lie Blanc Cow Bay-Hatton, Watson
Co.
schr-Garett Wright Cropper Cat Island-B Wen
berg
schr Sarah Bernce, Proctor, Musquash-snow Richard
schr P Haws, Jackson, Richmond-Pierson 4 Turner.
Schr Estele, Ward, Baltimore-C Goltthwaite.
Schr l. Thompson, Smith, Hartord-G Racket Bro.
Schr l. @ Hail. Hal, Stonington-H W jackson b Co.
sloop Fred Brown Gardner Providence-H " Jackson &
Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.
ADDTUATC
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
FIGHT IN A CHERRY STREET SALOON.

Last night, about eight O'Clock, serious fight, in
which men and women mingled promiscuously, oc-
CURED in the lager beer saloon OF John Besser No.
80 Cherry street. Like all rows OF this character
Uranium OF Charles Peterson, struck Margaret Breen
little girl but eight years of age, on the back in
hicting q severe but not dangerous wound. Ellen
Besser, Margaret Besser, Thomas McCabe and Jere-
miah Ryan, who were recognized as rngleaders in
the row. were arrested ana locked up in the Fourth
precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

that the obnoxious words should be stricken out ana
the word advise" inserted in lieu thereof.
This led TO Q long debate, which eliminated IN me
structions to make the alterations asked for. On
their return they reported that they had compheo
with the instructions Of the Grand Lodge.
The resolutions were then adopted and the Grand
Lodge was called 70 refreshment until nine O'Clock
this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE s, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver ali packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect attend to the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March B. 1861
Resolved, That April 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship in the
barbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City of Boston Br Tbbets Liverpool May Q2
senrers, Dale May a. il2 miles west OF Fastne
steamship croeode Soana same n
Lat IS 4s lon 81 ~ Gqon steamship bound east 2sth la
oh at q 81 s. O. stesmship Colorado hence for Lv
steamship Isrifa DR. Murphy, Liverpool May d via Bos-
ton June with mdse and passengers to Z Cqnard
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Valley City, Johnson Washington, Dc with
BARK Gauss q g. stsspgrsts Liverpool 4S days, with
with Siass Isay T,a5 -
gar mossses, to aerchan. CO. ''s'' WIN ''
Brig Five Brothers (of Boston Thurow, Cay Francis
Had light winds and peasan. weather the whoe pas
sage; sailed IN company with brig Spencer for New
Brig Tyro Br> Leighton. Windsor Ms, 10 days. with plas.
Brig Bradshaw, Sears Jacksonville II days. with lumber
Sch. Francis French L!ppincos, Turtle Cay tAba
coal days with pineapple to Jas Douglass On the out
F Ns% sST 31 Esah
ws TSdss ERsS o Yrws cs Ee
days with Pineapples, to r r z % Hutchinson Co; =.
days with coal 70 Geo Brewer Hadlght winds
sehr " 9 Andreurd Baker, Jacksonville IL days. with
ssSl E1s mssf .SS sbsss S New Naoa anyR
sshr Mary Jane, Leck. Virginia.
Schr Maria PiersOn Grant, Alexandria.
schr Annie Bergen, Thompson, Georgetown, DC.
schr Hodges, Morton, Georgetown DC, for jersey
schr George squires Timmons, Georgetown DC, for
schrJ Everman, Knowlton, Baltimore for Salem
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
s sew 4 % TO on SGw sS B.
deal of forsy = weather on the passage A"1 s''"'
xsS:Sne ssaoys sSr New
Brig Iyro lbr Layton, from windsor Ms 10 days, for
BOUND EAST.
BARK Wild Hunter, Wilson, from New York for Windsor,
Brig Eenolr, Lenor tBr) New York for Por. Gale.
Brig Kate Foster, Fcket from E,abethport Jor Newbury.
schr Maud Mugh Martin from Pensacola for Hartford
ProyidenGe.
schr Cora, Kelly from EIaabehpo For Bo,on sCs'0n
schr White Stone, Jones, from Ezabethport for Hart
schr Anna Jacobs, Jones, from New York for Provi
schr MONITOR Robbins from New York for Provdence
schr Henry Cole, Baker from New York for Dennis.
schr Emma Gregory rhorndyke, from New York for
sssr Golden Rse oysriOp, from New York for sorwat
schr Coryo, Pickering, from New YORK for Boston
schr Northern Eagle, Brown, from New York Mystic
schr Miller Chapman from New York for New Lon.
sehr Hclsrom, Kelly, from New York for New Lon
schr Kate Church. Davis from New York for New Lon.
DON
Schr Geo Rogers, Smith, from New York for New Lon
don.
schr Anadair, Hall, from Albany for Gresnport
schr WIN l. Perry, Mount from Albany for Huntington.
schr a Deputy Barbour from Rondou for Providence
sohr Helen, Perry, from Rondout for Boston.
Schr Tyler, Pratt from Rondout for Hartford.
schr Horizon, Newman, from Newburc for Providence
schr X II Huntey, Brown, from Sewbury for Boston.
BELOW.
dies. -
SAILED.
Steamships Malta, for Liverpool America, Bremen &c
Richmond. -
Also sailed steamships Eagle, for Havana; p Clyde
Wilmington. NC.
Wind at sunset sSw.
shipping Notes.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04


out that portion of the Battery Basin aside for
the Revenue Barge Office preparatory laying the foun
dalton for that structure.
Marine Disasters.
SUR FrGIIA MAGGroRr-The Atlantic Submarine Co are
busy engaged In getting the cargo OF the vessel
and expect few days get enough out that they will
scHR vIcToRr-The steamer Aries from Boston for Phil.
so wnen h . on On the OF The sd inst
wing her side IN SO that Se soon became waterosred Tie
TOOK The schooner IN tow and broggh, her into Fro
FOG, The steamer resumed her voyage
Miscellaneous.
The Bsh bark Ansdsl, Capt Duplin, At Charleston May
ship Mississippi she was wrecked, and which event
wns previously reported.
LAuNcHnpAt saco 2eth, by Capt Hartley, schr Of $50
tons, owed by tue Saco shipbuiding Co.
Notice to Mariners.
IS LIGHTHOUSE DrPor,
As an additional AID to the navigation Of the main ship
ehsnSe % New f2rk Bay first class iron nun buoy painted
sac d o. no ne & m Seoa, midway scween the Southwest
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board. az " :"
LUDLOW CASE Lighthouse Inspector, 81 dist.
WhaIcmen.
schr Ellen RodmAn Of FArhaven 4, bcinr 6t,ed for n
whaling in The Atlantic by Messrs Damon 4 Judd
under command OF Capt Jenney late OF tchr Washington
stated th., Cap, Roys whaling expedition from Brit
whales having been taken.
FORA eSF from m. Cap; Ls Of hP sHepS Of Ssg Bsa go
Dds sp oil previous months would sail tho ner day on
letter from Capt Casiino. Of ship Gov Troup Of New
Bedi0rd reports her at Albany, MI, March ~ with 10 bbls
~ aud 200 do wh oil bound months cruise south
and west coast OF New Holland aud return 10 King Georges
letter from Capt Jernsran, Of ship splendid Of Edgar
town. reports her al Talcahuano April % having taken In the
months out.
Spoken May OF Cape Dn Maria, schr Georgia, Of New
buryport, on a cruise had 70 bbls sp OIL
Mya In the Bay Of Port Prince, schr Frankfort of
Proviuoetown, cruising, clean.
Foreign Ports.
Bosnay, April sa-sailed, ships Casne, Lynch, NYork;
Nav l, Winged Hunter, Small Manila.
CALCUTTA April 2sGoine down the river, ship Monsns,
Pritchard, for Boston.
CAY FRANCIS May 2b-In port bark Harvest Noon bres
Leighton, Melrose, ocean Belle Redwood, Alex Miken,
David Bugbee, Silver Ore, Webster, Abainer,
ter washburne, all loading for United States.
0roRsKTowN. PEI, May B-In port steamship s<atra
don, disg
Cleared asth, steamship Moravian, Brown, Liverpool
KINGSTON, ia, April 25saied, schr Ella, Leonard bos
MATHswrowr Onaeua), May s-Arrved, schr Milton,
Philips Nfork (touched TO repair rigging and sseu io'
San HAS sth) . ,,
port iih sch Champion osve, from Fyork' arrived
souIn.wrros, juno Arrived, steamship Bavaria tSo,
Franfen. NYork for HAMBURG
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
SHIPPING NE W s.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
shipping Notes.

An excavaor has been engaged the past In digging
out that portion Of the Battery Basin aside site for
the Revenue Barge Office, preparatory laying foun
dalton for that structure.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

Steamships Malta, for Liverpool America, Bremen &c;
Also faed steamships Eagle, for Havana; Clyde,
Wilmington. NC.
Wind at sunset SSw
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

DU BARRYs DELICIOUS REvALESTA ARAB1CA
Food edcciualy cures Dyspepsia, Diauh@s, Phthsls
Coughs Fevers and all Nervous Bilious Liver and Stomacn
diseases Tins pound, 81 25 pounds, $40 DU BARRY
grOcera
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