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The New York herald., 1869-06-10
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The Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad.
CONCORD, June Q, 1862.
The Governor to-day transmitted to the Legislature
the report OF the Railroad Commissioners relative
TO the Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad, which
shows that about one-thrd Of the road in New
Hampshire is in bad condition-the ties d.
lapldated and the rails worn out Mr.. Ray,
Of Lancaster, o member OF the House, said
the road was In shameful condition and
utterly unreliable az means OF transportation;
that freight trains got or the track thirteen times In
eight miles, the Grand Trunk Railroad OF Canada
had lease OF II for 900 years, and there was too
much red tape IN its arrangement. Passenger trains
run only twelve TO fifteen miles per hour the trains
were 80 slow that stages had TO wait for them. Mr.
Bridges had promised TO put the road in condition,
which he trusted would be done. Colonel Kent, OF
Lancaster, said this was the only railroad In Coos
county, ana Its condition was OF the greatest IN
terest 10 his people, While II was run by an Ameri
can company IL was In good condition, but from
that time It was worse than any railroad In New
Hampshire. People were entirely uncertain at
what time TO expect freight OK malls. The road was
entirely worn out, and t was imperative that the
Governor and Council should order the Railroad
Commissioner TO see that II was put In proper con-
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Third Day Of the Regular Meeting.

Third Day OF the ReRu1nr Wcetihg'
Like oil the preceding days OF this meeting the
programme for to-day Is full OF good things, and
cannot fail to attract fashionable attendance The
Hopeful Stakes for three year ods, lve furlongs, is
the first In order, with twenty-fcur entries; then
comes The Ladies' Stakes, which Is exclusively for
three year old fllies-a similar race to that OF the
English Oaks. Afterwards there win be two mile
heat race called the Metropolitan Stakes which has
ilye entries four OF which will no doubt start. This
viii be an interesting race as 1t that is calcu
lated to test the powers Of the horses engaged The
fourth race is selling race with the usual allow
ahces, dash Of a mile and o quarter. These four
races will MAKE an interesting afternoons amuse.
ment and the results will doubt be highly salts.
ot6fy TO the numerous assemblage that VIII be pre-
sent. The first race Will be started promptly at
three O'Clock, and the Others following in quick
euccesslou.
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river at $50 A. n; pier No. 27 korlh ,iver foot OF
Robinson street, az A. NJ pier NO; sof'n ,,, alxef
at 9:l5 A. M; Peck slip at 9:3O A.. A, anu EigaAh
street, East river, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
The Sunnysde win leave pier No. 80. foot OF 'espy
street, at l0:30 A. n. -
The steamer @. p. Smith will leave pier No. "a
North river foot OF Robinson street. A. NJ; pier
No. North river e:l5 A. Nj foot OF Degraw street.
Brooklyn. $3.50 A. NJ; foot OF Montague sussr
Brooklyn, 9:45 A. NJ, and Peck slip New YORK, q 10
A. NJ.
The Sleepy Hollow viii likewise start for the scene,
having on board the F0rty-seventh regiment band.
The time and places Of landing will be as follows:-
Peck slip, East river $3.50 A. NJ; Christopher street.
North river, 9:30; pier No. North river, 1880.
The Blackbird win also attend the regatta, leaving
the loot Of Broomc street. East river, at 1880 A. NJ.
calling at Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, az 7?6 Peck sip
az 8, Thrty-fourth street. North river at s:so.
Christopher street at 9 A. M. and pier NO. Nortn
river at $3.50 A. NJ
Tbs Hiram NJ. Cool will leave Morris streetwharf,
Jersey City, at A. NJ, Thrty-i0u street. North
river A. $3.50 A. NJ. Christopher street (West Tenth
street), st9A. M and pier 27 North river, Rostnson
street, at 9:20 A. NJ.
1t will be seen from the above that the attendance
Will be exceedingly numerous. Only one elements
therefore Is required to render the regatta grand
success for ifthe wind be at all avorabie brLliant
display may be anticipated.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The American Institute OF Homeopathy-The
Prohibitory Liquor Law-Fatal ARRAY.

The American Institute OIL hOmDOpntny-Tne
Prohibitory Liquor Law-Fatal ARRAY.
BOSTON, June 0, 1862
The American Institute OF Homeopathy resumed
It's session to-day. DR.. Helmuth, OF st. Louis. read
paper on the extirpaton OF the lower jaw, defend
ing his statement against DR.. Franklns criticism.
Drs. wesselhoeft, OF Boston, and Hale, OF Chicago,
also read papers on scientific subjects. Reports
were presented on nomenclature, dispensatories,
obstetrics, &c. The committee on credentials re-
ported fifteen State societies, forty-hve local
county societies eighteen hospitals, twenty -four DIS
pensaries, eight colleges and twelve medical
Journals, represented by 122 delegates. This after
noon the members OF the Institute had harbor ex.
cursion, and In the evening enjoyed social levee
and collation. In Music Hall az the guests OF the city,
The Prohbitory Liquor DILL excepting the cider
clause, passed the House to-day, 152 to 81
The Metropolitan Police bill has been killed In the
Senate by vote OF q to 4.
The newly organized Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals commenced operations by arrest
ing city car drivers for overlooking their cars one
driver arrested having seventy people In car built
to accommodate twenty.
Patrick and James Cheever, brothers, some days
ago forcbly elected John Good from their liquor
saloon In Roxbufy, and Good subsequently died in
the hospital from alleged injuries then received.
The Cheeyers are under arrest for mansla lighter.
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JHs waEcxsu STEAMER MISSISSIPPI.

Total Loss Of the steamer and Threc.F0urths
or Her Carso-Disposition OF Her Passengers
and Grew.
ST. THOMAS, May 81, 1862
the steamship Mississippi, the running ashore Of
Fhich you have been informed by telegraph, lies
ashore between Francois ana vaucain, on the east
CIde OF Martinique with ten feet OF water at her
bows and fifteen at lher stern Out of $4,000 bags Of
fofYee she had on board only 1900 have been saved
together with some rubber. The steamer and the
balance or the cargo are total loss An of the pas
bengers and crew are here Some Of them Will 20 to
New York by way OF Havana, others via Halifax
Captain Socum and DR.. Spore are both still with the
blip IL IL not known whether the coffee saved Will
be sold In Martinique or reshpped TO the United
5tales
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BALLOT AND BAYoNET.-For a long while
certain of the opponents of woman suffrage
have relied, as upon right bower, upon the
query about the women in war-if they voted
would they fight? The women have been
puzzled by it. Anna Dickinson, who seems
pugnacious, has boldly answered eyes, and
others have doubted. Mrs. Stanton has finally
found the grand solution and gives it with an
answer that comes down smash like Columbus
egg. She says that when women vote there
will be no more war. We hope the peace 80
cieties will take note of this.
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ALAB

Nominations fer Congress-Split Among the
Republicans of the Third District.
MONTGOMERY, June Q, 1869.
The Democratic Convention at Troy yesterday
nominated A. N. Worthy of Pike county, for Con-
gress in the Second district His disabilities have
been removed by act OF Congress. The republicans
met In this city yesterday and nominated G. w.
Buckley as their candidate.
The Republican Convention to nominate for the
Third district met at Opeika yesterday. There Is O
wide split In the Convention. special despatch to
the Advertiser says that up to four O'Clock this af
ternoon no organization had been effected and that
o break up was imminent The fight is against
Norris, the late incumbent.
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CONNIE ECTlCUT.

Reception by Governor Jewell to the Legisla.
ture-Great Number of Visitors Present.
HARTFORD, June 0, 1869.
Governor Jewell gave q reception this evening to
the members Of the Legislature State officers and
other invited guests irop all parts Of the State and
e few from neighboring States at his residence on
Pennington avenue More than thousand visitors
called during the evening TO pay their respects.
The arguments before the Legislative Committee
on the Parallel Railroad bill were closed to-day by
Mr.. Bishop, President Of tho New Haven road for
the remonstrances aud Senator o. s. Ferry In favor
OF the petition for the parallel road.
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THE LooPHoLEs OF THE LAw.-The Lon
don Times concludes Its discussion of the
Alabama question in the light of Laird's letter
with an admission that the English claw left
great deal unprovided for" AS that is the
very foundation of our claim II would seem
that John Bull is getting his senses. Now
who is responsible for the damages to us that
came about through the .defects of English
law? Any farmer can answer this who has
had to pay damages for injury done by his
cattle through the insuficiency OF his fences.
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THE TRUE CAUSE OF THE REBELLIoN.-We
publish to-day letter from Hon. Alexander
H. Stephens upon the present political situa-
ton. He takes gloomy view Of everything,
and thinks we, as nation, are fast running
into Imperialism. 1t is natural for one in Mr..
Stephens position to take sombre view of
passing events, and there is really nothing
remarkable in the letter before US; but as an
index Of the bent of popular thought in the
South this(h&as1 Twill command no little
interest.
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SPRAGUE, of Chicago, is a sort Of critical
visitation sent to US to show us in how many
and what miraculous ways certain English
words may be spelled. He would pass for
pretty good jokist of the photographed
school, and some Of his efforts are without
parallel. He spells the word wild thus
ssyld." This sublime reliance on the sound of
the first letter would have broken the heart OF
Artamus
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Murder Of Colonel Characterization
Of the jackson Board Of Aldermen.
JACKSON, June 0, 1869.
this morning.
The Board Of Aldermen OF this city passed resolu-
tions condemning his murder and sympathizng
with the family OF the victim, and conclude as fol-
lows:-"We but reflect the prevailing sentiment OF
all classes IN deprecating the crime"
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Departure Of the New Captain General Of
Cubn Announced Internal Discussion.
MADRID, June O. 1889.
General Cabalero de Rodas will sail for Havana
tomorrow on the steamer San Antonio. lie viii
stop OF Porto Rico on his way to Cuba.
The want OF harmony in the present Ministry Is
becoming more aud more apparent, and change Is
expected.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON June p--4:30
+. M.-Copsos closed at 929s for money and e2A for
account. United states nve-twenty bonds, sos.
Erie Railway shares 1874. Illinois Central, 94ts.
Atlantic and Great western, %.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, June o.-Cnited
states nvetwenty bonds are lrmer, but not quoably
higher.
HIvERpooL CoTroS SMARxEr.-LIvERPooI June o.
$3.50 p. M-The market closed quiet. Middling up.
lands, 11Ad.; mddling Orleans, I'D. The sales OF
the day have footed up $1,000 bales The shipments
OF cotton from Bombay TO the 4th inst. since the
been $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuFFs MARKET.-LivERrooI-
June 9-Corn, as. Cd. per quarter for new mixed
western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERrooIr
June e.Cheesc 79s. per cwt Tor the best grades OF
American fine. Lard, Ills. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN. June o.
sugar Is easier at 2Ss. Cd. 29s. per cwt for No. IL
butch standard, anoat. Turpentme, 2ss. sd. Per
cwt.
PETROLEUM MAExEr.-AYrwERp, June 9.--retro-
leum, 4sf. FOR standard whl,e.
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Fires in Altoona.

Fires in AItoona-Arrcst Of Incendiaries.
ALTOONA, June o. 1859.
Numerous incendiary fires have occurred here
during the past yeartbe last being the lumber yard
of d. 4 c. Moore, on Saturday morning last. De-
veopments made by the detective agency show that
the ncendiaries were young men connected with
fire companies. Several arrests have been made
Thomas A. Beale better known here as Farmer
Beale, ana Charles Presseli were last evening
brought before the Mayor on two distinct charges
Both acknowledged their guilt aud were committed
to ja
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AUS TRALlA.

Expulsion Of Members from the Victoria Par
Lament.
LONDON, June Q, 1859.
Advices from Melbourne report that several men,
bers had been expelled from the Parliament OF VIC
toria for bribery. and proceedings against Others
were D0udinO.
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AUSTRIA.

The Case Of Bishop Linx-Intcrfcrcncc Of
Cardinal Rauscher.
VIENNA, June ., 1909.
CARDINAL Rauscher, the Archbishop Of vienna, has
ntervened to protect Bishop Linz from the secular
power but the Ministry assert that they are unable
to interfere with the course OF justice. In conse.
quence OF the affair coldness IL manestng itself
In the relations between the Cardinal and the impe-
rial government.
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CABOOL.

Quiet Being Restored In the Country.
BOMBAY, June 8,
via LONDON, June 0. 1869.
Advices from Caboo report that Aim and Rah-
man have given up oil hope OF OverthrowtnR Sheere
Aali and have gone to Teheran sheere Aali had
introduced many reforms in his government He
had rennodeled his army, established police force
and forbidden citizens from carrying arms
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was dressed in fine clothes and clean linen and
had diamond rings on his fingers and giggling
bellies on his elbows, when he fervently prayed
for 'geasus" to protect his beloved Amanda
such likeness was produced and exhibited
to the jury. The effect was both visible and
risible. But neither sham nor shame could
check the stream of artiGce which the defend
ant had set flowing, but the sluicegates of un-
parallel calumny were then opened to crush
and overwhelm the frail fabric of woman's
reputation for chastity in an Illinois law
court. The respondent charged the
plaintiff with having confessed to the fact of
her own dishonor, and that Restellian opera
tion had been performed upon her by some
Cincinnati physician. The physician was
called upon the stand, but his quivering heart
would not permit his livid lips to utter the
living lie. He equivocated, stammered, slut
tered, and, finally, he was sent to prison for
contempt OF court. He may be released from
jail, but he will bear with him forever the con-
tempt of mankind for his dastardly attempt to
blast the reputation of woman who has been
pronounced honest by the verdict of the jury,
ip according the full amount of damages
claimed. The plaintiff, 1t is said, intends to
appeal the case to q higher court. He had
better appeal to. the Court of Heaven for for
giveness for the sins he has committed in this
foul and scandalous business, and learn, when
he applies for mercy, not to spell the name of
the Saviour of mankind with a little ''g."
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ments by the volunteers-GenernI Lesca
Cut-Slavers to Arrive.
HAVANA, June 7, /
VIA KEY WEST, June 9, 1869.
island has again commenced.
The Committee Of the Volunteers met yesterday,
but adjourned without taking any definite line OF
action.
1t is reported that Senior Roberts, the Spanish Min
lister at Washington, has telegraphed to them warn
ing them of the precarous and revolutionary post
tion they hold.
In Trinidad the volunteers attempted to depose the
Governor, who resisted their demands, and the re-
suit was that General Lesca was killed.
The newly arrived volunteers from the Basque
provinces have been sent to reinforce villa Clara.
Advices from Nuevitas state that the railroads be
tween that place and Puerto Principe have been
again cut by the insurgents, and that communica-
tion with the latter place is interrupted.
The government has been informed Of two savers
that are expected to arrive.
Junction of General Jordan with General
Observation-Disclosures Near Trinidad-Qniet
In Havann-The Sugar Market.
HAVANA, June 0. 1859.
The fact is now established beyond doubt that
the hlibusters who landed In the Bay OF Nipe have
erected junction with the forces of Quesada.
The troops have had several skirmishes with the
insurgents recently, near Trinidad
The city Of Havana Is quiet
The steamer Eagle, from New York, arrived this
morning.
The sugar market Is heavy; sales were made TO.
day the basis Of SO 81. reals per arrobe for No.
IL Dutch Standard.
Active Offensive Measures Of the PairfOts-
Spanish Canards.
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1869.
Information from reliable sources In Havana has
been received. which shows that the Cubans are
making on active offensive movement and were
never In better spirits more sanguine OF success.
kilograms from Havana deny the report that any
number of Cupans or any officer of the Cuban forces
had surrendered tn valmaseda. There was great
excitement in Cuban circles on Sunday night, occa-
stoned by the reports OF the surrender OF Cespedes
which originated in the telegram sent over by the
Spanish officials Of Cuba; but subsequent dispatches
received from Cuban sources proved the report en-
tirely unfounded
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The following are the names OF the yachts en-
tared.-

II may not be amiss to mention that the distin-
gushing signal OF the club Is pointed burgee the
Width being two-thirds OF its length. the device
white, fve-pointed star. with centre OF two red
stripes, one running lengtawse through u IN me ne
on blue field. The commodore wears broad PEN
dant with foul anchor encircled by thirteen i've
inodore pendant with o similar device on red
field, and the rear commodore broad pendant with
q similar device in red on white field.
PRIVATE SIGNALS.
The yachts are distinguishabe by their private sg-
mails, the following being those OF the schooners:-
The Palmer wears pendant with model OF minia-
ture propeller Ia white In centre OF red feld the
Phantom, blue and red field upper portion red
lower blue crossed diagonally by broad white
stripe silvie, blue field with diamond IN white.
baud Of red In centre; Alarm, red aud blue ield
with two white stars idler, red field, diamond In
white, with letter In blue.
THE EXCURSION BOATS.
The public interest taken IN the regatta of 1860 Is
greater perhaps, than on any previous, various cir
cumstances having arisen to insure popu.
larity for yachting IL might not otherwise nave
seasG; w conNey ero%as the
II Will indeed be a gala day on the deep. Aroused
into vigilance by the braclng morning ar
eager eve the fast speeding craft. The waters Will
echo with sweet music, for some OF the steamers
will he accompanied by lands and, perhaps, when
the contendng yachts are struggling bravey for
fame not few Will Join In the May dance, particu-
crcumstsnces the marine festival to-day holds forth
the most brilliant hopes Of fine sailing pleasure and
recuperaton There Is no question ina. an h. W,5 ,pg
into requisiion the best powers Of the sailng mus
ters and that the capacities Of the yachts VIII oc
thoroughly tested. A., .....,, ',,u,
Among the boats accompanying the regatta VIII
" TSe e stesmine W. Fletcher furnished for the use
of the Regatta Committee, will leave the ioot OF pes
brosses street this morning precsep " n'ne
O'Clock. .,-,, o.. a. o..,,
The steamer Mddletown, furnished for tne ni exclu
awe nae OF he members OF the club and lady friends
will leave the foot Of Desbrosses street ~ ~ A. M
prior TO the starting OF the yachts TINS steamer VIII
tonch a., me low er landing Of the staten Island Ter
rv near the club house, TO receive members on
board AT the termination OIL me rcga.,ia tne riia.
etown will again call at the lower landing 10 leave
those wishing to visit the cluo mousse, stopping ~
the same landing at 7. NJ. =, -, 49,,
gentlemen to witness the regatta leaving loot ThI
tvfourth street. North river, s45 A. NJ. pier No. ~
SortS river foot OF Robinson street, 9:l5 A. M; De-
graw street, BROOKLYN. eAs A, w. and third landing
Staten Island. 10 A. NJ. The arrangements are un-
der the supervision OF Mr.. Van wagner achtnan,
who will doubtless know the requirements OF those
on board. Grafula's seventh regiment band viii be
IN attendance 49,, -, -. -.
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IRELAND.
More Feninn Arrests.
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NOF6 FBnEnn AffGsts.
LONDON, June Q, 1859.
Dispatches from Cork, received to-day, mention
that one Johnson printer, arrested In that city
last evening the charge Of being connected with
the Fenian organization. His particular offence
consisted In circulating documents OF reasonable
character among the soldiers OF the British army.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska will sail from this port on
Friday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at halfpast ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine In the morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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SPAIN.

Regency Debates In the Cortcs--Thc Election
Of n King impossible.
MADRID, June o. 1892
The project for a regency was debated at great
length In the Cortes yesterday and at last referred
TO an appropriate committee. During the discus.
sion Olazaga, In reply to question stated that the
election OF king at the present time was impos
sibe.
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TURKEY AND PERSIA.

Conclusion OF a Boundary Treaty.
VIENNA, June 9, 1859.
1t is reported that treaty has been concluded by
the commission appointed by the Turkish and Per-
sian governments to arrange the boundary between
the two countries.
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Pool Selling.

Mr. I. b. Johnson sold pools In the races at Rcy's,
corner Twenty eighth street ana Broadway. The at
tendance was large, but the buyers seemed only In.
cliped to invest upon the race, which was the Metro
polltan slakes to be run In two mile heats. The fol-
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the M'coole.ALLeN PRIZE FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS June 0, 1859.
The last deposit Of $500 side for the match be.
tween Mike McCooe and Tom Allen was made last
night at McCoole's saloon The dght wiz take place
on Tuesday, June is The place has not been
apnounced.
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Array INTELLIGENCE.

The order assigning Captain 7. A. Baldwin, United
States Army to duty in connection with registration
in Virginia has been revoked and he Is ordered to
duty as Indian Agent, with orders to report lmme-
diately to the Commissioner for assignment.