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New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

of Ireland, and keeping up his own houses in
Liverpool and London. Three-eighths of the
entire contributions avowedy came from these
three gentlemen. Three-eighths more came
from less liberal men of similar employments and
connections, and that without counting any OF the
subscriptions below one hundred dollars. We
have printed these facts conspicuously before,
have given names, amounts, and all needed
particulars, and have disposed of the outcry
about our original remarks so conclusively that
the importers organs have taken refuge in
silence.
We are willing to be charitable to The Demo
crat We hasten to assure that large body OF
its supporters concerned in the iron interests OF
Missouri of our belief that it blundered, not
through malice, but only because of pure ignor-
ance, and we shall expect now to see it doing
works meet for repentance.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE HIcKs.sr. BRooKLYN, HOMICIDE.

John Mullady, who, as alleged, was shot by
jeremiah Dasey at the Of the latter In lcsst
near HamOn-ave on the morning Of the 26th inst died
at his residence in Dikeman-st. near RlcardsSt at
o'clock Yesterday morning short time before ms DEATH
Mullady made statement, in which hc said lat he wm
in COnneron's liquor store, at the corner OF HGnon
ave and Carst the night before the aIay,WLen DOYLE
came in with the ruug OF cart or truck he had some
words with COnnertOn, when he struck hin with thls
heavy stick and said he would kill the son Of bh :"
tie parties then got out upon the sidewalk when Doyle
pulled pistol from his pocket the deceased said lie was
about to Interfere, when Doyle asked him what the HI
he had 10 do with IT, Dasey then came along ana took
Dovle up 10 his place. and when the deceased was pass
ing there they both setup0n him and beat him. Ine next
morning he went mp TO HamiltOnaye., and saw Ddsty
standing the opposite side OF the street lie went over
10 where he was standing, aud picking up piichfork.
made several passes at him, but did not strike nm a
sey then up stairs and soon returned Win me psO
which Doyle had the previous evening They hHd lew
more words he aid when Dasey shot him. TIC Coroner
will hold an inquest over the body to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
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APorIO HAIL. cor Broadway GnG twenty iPhth-
ms Evepng al STRAND Musical Entertainment by 'He A"'ehn
o Family. ,,.r.,
RooTti's TUrATER. Tweuty-tlliIdstY between tllth
I'D SsshsvsThs Evenng at g. Oheo' MI Eu"n DO''" d"
Othelo. -.c..
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Seycnth-av9 and tIity- ~
stThis Evenug 8-Gaud Concert Iheo lhoa's VI
ira Mr. J. Loyy =,
Cooper INsTITUTE.-This Evening ut S.-Anna T.
Drkipsou's New Lecture" Nothing Uur reasonable
FIFTH AVE TIIEATER Twenty-fourth-st. and Fifth
mis- Reuing The Herus Belt" lima and Deere
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, cor Eighth-avc. and Iwen-
o. tytbirist-This Evening at g." Patre' 80
MONSTER MUSICAL PALACE. Third-ave. and Sixty
andst-Grand Gala Night
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, corner OF IWentyI
tiIdst and aye-FOry Fourth Annual Exhibition Day a1u
Evening ,, =,
NIBIo's GARDEN.-This Evening at s." me IoTty
yeyes or Sinking OIL in Family Jars LydA thompson
Troupe -,
OLYMPIC THEATER. This Evening at g. Inc
Sew Pautom'ne "Hiccory Diccory Dock" MI g. l." Foh
SAN Francisco MINSTRELS. No 5S5 Broadway
Tlis EVeuing At g." The Court Of Justice"
THE TAMMANY.-Tammany Hail. Fourteenth-st.-
This Byeuing at g." Cinderella" LehrgFeA
WNIACK's THEATER-This Eveningat S.-"Caste"
WAvRRLEY THEATER, No. 40 Broadway - This
Evening g." Ion" Great London Burlesque Combination
WooD's MUSEUM Broadway and Thirtleth-st-
This and this Evening al 8Buriesque and F@nom
Robinson Crusoe.'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

Candidate Stokes carries to Washington as
surances that his was the stronger side IN the
late blackguardng contest in Nashville, and
that he is sure of election. Candidate Senter
is yet to hear from, and then 1--WE very much fear
n Democratic candidate-likcly to have about
as much that is really pertinent to say as
either of them Mr. Stokes tells us a cOmprom-
ise and union Of the rival factions will be cf-
fccted If there should appear to be any danger OF
losing the State. We venture to suggest that
a union of the party is the best way to pre-
vent the appearance of any such danger. Pre-
yention, in this case, will DO a great deal
better than cure.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The reunion of the two great branches OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church may be regarded
since Yesterdays proceedings as an accom-,
nlished fact There remain questions OF
overturing to Presbyteries, reports to an
adjourned joint meeting of the two AS
semblies. formaities for maintaining inc
Presbyteral succession, to preserve great
nronertv interests involved But substan-
tioIIv the Union was yesterday determined by
unanimous vote in the New School Assembly,
Inv vote of tUo hundred and t1ty-nine to
eiobt in the Old School-and this afternoon
the two bodies are to come together IN thelr
sacramental communion services in the Brck
Church.
1t is a great act wise, timely, and Chris
tian. The pretenses of dOctrinal difference,
tbe busks and chalf of theological quiddlues,
were never an excuse for the separation. The
real causes,-all, at least, that remained
of the real disappeared with
the war. To-day these large and influential
bodies agree once more on a simple reatlirma-
tion of the doctrinal standards which they
hold in common, put behind them for
ever the schisms and bitterness oI a
third of century, and set about their Masters
work in their Masters spirit. We jOyfully wei
come it as a harbingcr of yet better things to
come, and a long step toward practical ana
general Christian Union.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

Everything at the Boston Musical Peace Ju-
bilee is to be upon lovely scale of largeness.
The big drum to be used upon the occasion
has been finished and O'Baldwin, the Irish
giant, has also according to The Adrertise')
been engaged to beat it. This mastodonian
drum is three feet through from head to head {;
the heads are about eight feet in diameter; for
the skins. two mammoth oxen yielded up their
hides, it being found impossible to procure the
hide Of an elephant; and upon each head is
ironically painted Let Us Have Peace"
Whether this drum will make any more noise
than six smaller ones beaten in unison we do
not know; but we are sure that it will cut n
much larger figure in the advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

Buffalo meditatcs a direct Railroad 10 rOIe, ioo
land Maine. and says the distance Is only @ 4oO
miIes-which we doubt Possibly an airline me
would Womb NOT much exceed that distance but no
rood "0,' can be built through such country on an
o;r.Iine, i" However, raise the money, and build
tbe road. Who's afraidP
Bnt wouldn't straight line to New York.
honestly built with cash represented by un-
wotered stock, prove a better investments And
wouldn't a thoroughly good, double-track road
TO the nearest ample Coal deposits OF Northern
PENNSYLVANIA pay better still9 We merely ask
for information.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD CASUALTY A
PHYSICIAN CENsURED.

Coroner keenan, held an inquest at the
Morguc. yesterday, over tho body Of Edgar 4. Wley
who was run over en- Monday evening last By Cor No 81
Of the Broadway and UnversypGco line. al the corner
OF Washu gJouplace aud Grecno-s Ha was enormously
reported at the time TO 10 named Edward Fisher resi-
dent OF Laureus.st IL was shown by the testimony q
several witnesses tuat the deceased, who was apparently
intoxicated, attempted TO ge' the front platform oi
the car and fell uuderit the wheels passing over him
re ala not motion the Clrdrycr 40 stop iLe car, of ne
would have done Tie wounded m0n Was removed 70
fine trCarst P0iceS alton. AID Dr. John Ncinahte oi
No 30 AIiaiy-5t called I'D. The man was blsctHE no
flsely at ne time from wound I'm the arm some Ot te
arteries having been severed Instead ~ bhuug Up ,E9
severed arteries the physician ordered Wiley 10 be sent
10 Bellevue Hospital and he was taken there IN c0ach
by the Police, with all possible dispatch Ntihle u
Nc1last,r one OK the Bellevue hospital Surgeons est-
fed that the deceased brought 10 the Hosllla IN
diving cpud tOu and expired u about 90 seconds aItcI
odmissiuu Witness examined the b.dy ana
found evidences Of death from hemoiraage NC
Dceeased had compound fracture ot the rStt lnlh'
urd docatou of the left ana confused wound on tle
rirn arm from which tie hcmorrhagc proceeatOi Wit
utss WA, decidedly OF the opinion that 4 t2 beh lse
had been arrested by proper means lte me o 'f TIN IN
NIGH. have been saved The jury rendered N,'utt. ~
accordance with the facts, and ceusuigH ~ N''e,
for NEGLECT OF duty in not arrt5tILg lhe lS3i t.so
when called upon 10 attend Tie deceased hJ Ao 9~oA
House"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
"BEITISH GOLD" r8. ST. LOUIS INTELLE
GENCE

"BRITISH GOLD7 w. ST. LOUIS INTELLI-
GENCE.
"Admiring the general tone and conduct Of"
The 81 Louis Democrat, "a and honoring most
"highly its fidelity to the Republican cause,
4" we are sincerely panied to see, in its treatment
" of those who sustain the Protective "system
something very like ignorance.
We have made no mistake in the matter of
British Gold.' We have more than sustained
everything VIC originally suggested on that
subjcct-have done it indeed so triumphantly
that even the reckless Free Trade organs Of
the importing interest in this city have aban-
doned the pretense of denial BY q
careful analysis Of the list of con-
tributors to the Free Trade League
into furnishing which it took us months to
coax and drive that bOdy-Wc have shown that
three -fourths of tho entire amount subscribed
from the organization of the League down
to the present time came either directly
from foreign houses, from their recognized
agencies in this city, or from those
whose business and other affiliations
with foreign houses and dependence on foreign
capital placed them substantially in the same
position. We showed that Onc-fourth OF the
entire amount (wthin less than thousand
dollars) was contributed by two family rela-
tions (one of them u brother-in-law) Of
Mr.. Barring, of the great English house
Of Barring Brothers-that one of these
men was the Secretary of the League besides
being heavy importer, and that the other
was the owner of line OF London packets,
and was engaged almost exclusively in foreign
business We showed that over an eighth Of
the entire sum was contributed by another
gentleman, who besides acting as Treasurer of
the League, has for his main business
supervising the Black Ball line of Liverpool
packets, acting as agent for the Royal Bank
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The Nova Scotia House of Assembly, on
Tuesday next, will again discuss the relation
of the Province to the Dominion Of Canada
and to Great Britain. A resolution has been
moved to petition the Home Government
either to restore Nova Scotia to her former
position, or TO absolvc her from her allegiance
to the British throne. The people OF Nova
Scotia feel the degraded position to which
they have been reduced, and ON Tuesday their
sentiments will be sure TO find some eloquent
champions.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The case of the brig Mary Lowell ought not
10 die out Of mind. She was captured mile
and half off Little Ragged Island OF the
Bahamas, in friendly waters, and under charge
of a British Official. The Spaniards condemned
her as a prize Of war; and have without mo-
lestation or protest enjoyed the fruits of what
appears to have been an outrage. English pa
pers have manifested grudging and unwilling
temper respecting the application we have di-
rectly made their Government But 1t seems
to MS that the responsibility Of the Bahaman
authorities rests Oh the same foundation with
our Alabama claims. The English captain who
subsequently warned the Spaniards they were
committing piracy, but gave them no broadside,
took fair, but tardy and somewhat character
istic view of the case. His principle was the
correct one, but it hung fire. The Spaniards,
in condemning the Mary Lowell, reckoned ac-
cording to a tme-honored habit of Castilian
politics upon diplomatic delays. In any event
the vessel named will have fulfilled to Spain
the purposes of rich prize, unless the demand
of Great Britain is more emphatic than we can
lust now expect
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

We have, at length, some information about
Gen. Mcmahon. Minister Webb sends adyices
that he is at Asuncion, the capital Of Paraguay,
and in good health. 1t must appear very
strange that no dispatches should have been
received by our Government from Gen. Me-
Mahon himself, and it is natural that a suppress
sion of his dispatches by the Allied Govern
ments should have been thought Of. At all
events, it is but fair to suspend Judgment
with regard to Gen. Mcmahon until his own
reports shall be received
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
FIRE IN THE ROCHESTER JAIL.

ROCHESTER, May 27.-About 1870 o'clock this
evening and shed in the County Jail yard
destroyed by fire. The roof and interior Of the jail
considerably damaged. Quite quantity Of lumber in
the lumberyard of Otis Chase, adjoining was burned.
Messner under sentence Of DEATH aud three other pFs
oners, confined the charge OF murder were removed
by the police places OF safety. The total loss viii
amount to $1,000 which is partially covered By insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The essential points in the reports Of Gen.
Warren, Mr.. Blckensderfer, and the other
Government Commissioners, as printed
on our second page, add mate
rally to our information concerning
tbo exact condition of the Pacific Railroad.
In general it may be said that the impression
which the reports are likely to produce is
more favorable to the roads than that formed
from previous accounts. Over eleven millions
of dollars, however, are shown to be still neces'
sary to complete the work in accordance with
the legal requirements.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
ENFORCEMENT OF THE QUARANTINE LAWS At
NEW-ORLEAES

NEw-0RLEANs, May 27.-GOy Warmoth pro-
claims quarantine Of not less than 10 days against YES
sells arriving from the following ports Havana Matan
zas Trinidad, Santiago dc Cuba, Cnba Port Royal and
Montego Bay Jamaica; Jacme and POrtau.Princc Hay
u; the islands Of ST. Thomas Martinique and Guada.
loupe Campeachy. Yucatau; Belize. Honduras; Vera
Cruz, Alyarad0, TampicO, MatamOras and Tuspan Mex
leo; San JUAN Nicaragua; Chagres, Aspinwsll Porto
Beil0 Central America; MaracabO, Venezuela Laguay
ra Island of Trinidad Rio JaueiTo, Para and Cayenne
South America, and Nassau, NewPrOyidence.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

We publish elsewhere a correspondence be-
tween Justice T. w. Clerkc, Of the Supreme
Court of New-York, and several eminent mem
bcrs of the New-York bar, concerning the con
tempated retirement of the Judge nom 'il0
bench. We think we are not mistaken III say
ing that the bar and the public will be pig"seJ
to learn that Judge Clerke has reconoiuell
his determination to quit the judicial SERVICE
of fhe Stafp
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
ARRIVAL OF JAPANESE REFUGEES At CO.
FRANCIgCO 'HN

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 27.-Tlree Jan.r
ese families have arrived here under the ausnices .,
Prussan named Schnel, an old resident OF japan wha
were driven from there in consequence of the defeat Of
Ine Northern Prnces' Thlrtysevcn families are
also on the way, and 80 additional families ntoc
making total Of 100 families who propose set,i,r -
maneny IN this state 70 cultivate tea &c TbeSS pI I
DIIg many mulberry trees, tea and bamboo nIanfs "a
intend purchasing Government land for t ",u
Vatoh IL Is not Improbable that several OF the No,,
ern Princes viii also come, and bring many more d,
trlOus families. 0io ihuuS-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

apparition of colony Of Japanese rcfu.
gees, coming to stay and bringing 10,
plants and bamboo with them. JaDane..
Princes, even, it is said are to follow, and ,,S
have assurances of rather exciting prosnoas
of japanese emigration. The California;
need not be alarmed. If their new f,ioaao
shall only introduce One-tenth of the kpo,,
edge and industry they display at home tIo,
will prove valuable additions to our populanos
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

we should have been so much the
richer, and should have had a
really handsome balance after buying in ten
millions of our bonds, and stopping the in
terest leakage then. Altogether the prospect
for frightening the Secretary into an abandon
ment of his policy cannot just now be reck-
oupd first class
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
IMPORTANT DECISION or THE SUPREME COURT
OF TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, May 27.-The Supreme Court, at
Brownsville, to-day, decided important case having
bearing on our Franchise law The Circuit Court OF
Weakly decided that neither the Legislature nor tie
Governor had power 10 set aside the registration made
under the franchise laws Of 8G6; that all holding cera
Gates under them entitled to vote. The COmmis
Of Registration appealed aud the Supreme Court AZ
rmed the decision OF the Circuit Court THIS wall largely
increase the number of voters.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

As far as we can see, the Treasury officers
made very little, either pecuniarily or other
wise, out of their presentation Of an old bill
for ten dollars and half against Gen. Beau
regard. But the Government would have
considerably better balance in its
Petty Cash account if all the officers who
went into the Rebellion would show as clean
hands as the punctilious little Creole, whose
bookkeeping has brought our accounting clerks
10 Oriei
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
STARRING AFERAY IN NEWARK.

A stabbng affiay occurred at about 10 o'clock
on Wednesday evening, Newark, m which Augustus
snnderbacl a resident OF No. 70 Ferguson-st, ser
ousgy wounded by blows indicted upon him with pen
knife by Augustus Kline. SundeTDack appeared az the
Police Station after the aay took place. aud hade COM
plaiut against his assaiant. He was bleeding Wou~ ~
and fears were entertained that his wounds Noud prove
fataI warrant was issued FOR tie arrest Of Kline ana
he was subsequently, taken into custody Inc injured
man having partially recovered yesterday from the tuoet
OF his wounds, his assaIlant was admitted ~ Dali.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
verv nleosant party Of ladies and &c

very pleasant party Of ladies' ana 5l sen.,s Iytis
"s in tiss cltv and neighbJrhOOt, emJot"cd o. & ~
the steamboat Sleepy Hollow yeSIgraay a W 5n enjoyed
~ GoUrs run up the Hudson. rue Stt',tg
Hollow IS one Of the fastest ana tli ple for New.
Tir"S a,I Most Point and Is commanded by ,'p' ,sf
nan well known to residents OF the river tomnI more
psasnut run OF q couple OF hours tAe tf!p tie boat
s mt about and returned TO her docs; at ~ We 'cased
Clark,On.st., where tie company uep"'N0" W."
with their experiences OF the day
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The Pennsylvania Central Road is first in the
field in making a through connection from the
seabOard to Chicago Yesterday the lease with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Road
was signed by the Directors Of both Compa-
nies. The lease is perpetual, and is mutually
adyanta aOpOus
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

To5tfe has her farewell benefit at ,,S sIic branch
OF the Company are going to Brooklyn that n's1''
"The Hernits Bell" - "a,
Mr.. Grau brings back his opera c0lnPSy ,r5 Pronyo al
n1 M rtS,h ~ tyonnc Theator La We Pp1Scnhe ~ !"
pInved in Fourteenth-st on Saturday SnI s''"'
i[erye's Chttperio 70 DC produced on A"'S"''
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
rrr1,rr srucrpEwEAR PEEKsWIL.

At o'clock last evening the eoroners JUy,
in the case Of the man Mclean, whose boaj was .o,a
In the woods near Peekskl, on Sunday VII" "'''l'
bole in tho forehead rendered verdict oi ct a.! S S
iIe rhe boly hul lain IN The woods tDl,e Gay ~,
licensed yns n constant reader Of Hash no', 'i i R
q week previous to his death showed Signs % '''
ruugemont
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
Fatal. ACCIDENTS on THE MORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD.

William Stuart brakeman on the Mouls
and Essex Railroad was killed at the South Orange ISJJ
Depot az noon yesterday IN passing between '"o Cal.
he fen between them and run over by tho ea.' @ o.
no reor r,rtiou OF the train. The body WieA '' w
V,Is found to he cut and horribly mangle bon 80
and one arm were severed from the body. fIgr,1'' gr,1
Uomlgr IA brakeman on tie Morris and Ess,N .l,.', @
tIl hotypen car and the platform 90 the h1esr
1en0t ON wednesday evening, ana was instantly @''''
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

It was hoped that the Boards Of Aldermen
might have taken some action, yesterday, to
facilitate the location Of the new Post-Ohice,
but neither body had a quorum, and no bus-
ness was transacted. 1t is earnestly to be
trusted that these delays may not continue.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE BROOKLYN D1AMoND ROBBERY.

John Stephens who threw snuff int0 the eyci
Of clerk in the ewery storo Of Charles H. l 30. l6l
Atantlcst Brooklyn on Monday evening Gdthcn seized
a S7s5 diamond cross was brought before Justice Welsh
YESTERDAY and pleading guilty grand larceny, vas held
10 await tho action OF the Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
FOUR MEN KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A
SHELL.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 27.-At the Atlantic
Rolling Mills this morning, while four men were opening
an old SHE'LL they accidentally gnitod the powder when
the shell burst, killing them instantly.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

lions of coin to digest at once, and follow that
dose with another and another such, and their
organs will cease grinding out their insulting
libelous fabrication that Gold is now cheaper
,boD ,rgbt beside-than even Bonds Patience !!
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The correspondence between Judge Francis
of The Troy Times and lis associates Of the
Press, printed elsewhere, is quite as compli-
mentary to him as would have been the pro-
posed banquet. The Judge is soon to sail for
EurODe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
PROBABLE FATAL KEROSENE EXPLOSION IN
FIETIT.ANE.

On Fifth-ave., between Fifty-siXth and Fifty.
seyenthsts last night about o'clock, while the servant
was filing the lamp with kerosene, explosion took
place badly burning Mrs Franka Baum and her two
children the mother most probably fatally. They we're
ali tatgu 10 st. Luke's Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The Rhode Island Senate has passed the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment, and the
ratification of the House is certain promptly
20, oil
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

And now the Japanese are coming! Our
California friends have hardly recovered from
their apprchcnsions about John Chinaman'
when San Francisco is startled 10y the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The chance for big premiums on our surplus
Gold has probably passed. Yesterdays sales
only netted us about 1881. If we could have
Jet ten millions slip last week, when the
price was mounting among tue forties,