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The New York herald., 1869-06-02
ANU s e n e N T s.

THEATRE Observation-Disclosures do not
wonder that this merry, sparkling work OF Herve
ran 50 long last winter at the Folies Dramatiques,
Paris. The music Is charming In many respects.
The following Is the plot-Chilperlc King Of France,
In company with his brother Sissbett. arrives
In the forest OF the Druids, IN order TO
ascertain from them his future fate. When
there the Druids are not to be found but a cour-
tier discovers two peasgnts LANDRY and Frede-
gondc, whereupon the former Is despatched by
Chiperic 10 search OF the Druias. Landry returns
shortly. accompanied both by the Druids under their
priest Divitacus and the Druidesses under their
priestess Fana. After hearing his fate predicted
Chilperc returns to the palace at soissons taking
with him Landry, whom he appoints an
ofcer' Si' and rredegonde with rsd whom ne mas mas
suipthe. sister OF Brunehsut, sigeoe.ts wife.
In the next act we find Fredegonde installed IN
TIE palace as the favorite OF the King. igebert
soon arrives announcing that this was the da ap.
pointsl for Chilperic TO wed Gslsuinthe. Chilperc
consequently instructs Landry 10 induce Fredegonde
to leave, and prepares 70 meet Galsuinthe. In the
midst OF the festivities Ricn. the royal physician,
requests permission 70 bring some Of fredegende's
furniture through the reception room.. This Is
done with great trouble and confusion, and
the curtain falls on dance or the most comic de:
scription The next scene represents the bridai
chamber. Fredegonde enrsged at Chilperlc,s de.
serton determines tc be revenged; therefore, Drloes
Great Historian aS % uy RS sye ch
| peric q sleeping potion; but larger oripe irom
brunehaut whom Chiperc had insul,ed I'm. induces u,
him TO mix powerful poison 10 further sne,r pan
1 IN ihe nuptial chamber, but their plans had been
suspected by Edouard, one OF Chiiperics pages who
| hides himself In the bed curtains Fredegonue
shortly enters and remains hidden IN cioset. on
ATTEMPTING 10 retire Galsuinthe Is startled by dlscov
erinr three men concealed in her room fredegonc
makes her appearance, and, haying nrst locked all ht
doors by means OF a secret spring, causes the os 10
descend into the cellar. The fourth tableau ,ho~l
ma Chilperics army returning victorious u ger tht
| Huns' who had been called In By Fredegonde g. ChI
peric having reschei his wife pardons 10th Ricins
and Fredsgoude, aud the curtain fails this happ]
| conclusion 49,. .u.
| operu bot!re II contains stray s-llke waltz ant
| any OF the works Of 0nenbaep !. not efcenting tn
popular snsle In Ia % Belle .itiener The irst &C
SRosy Rsss GS io Srs ~ Ta'Sp ROsl bs RSrys ;fs
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CALF ORNIA.

Departure OF the Panama Steamer-Arfival
Of General George III. Th0mas-An Indian
Hostage.
SAN FRANCrsoo, June I, 1885,
The steamer Golden City sailed to-day for Panama,
with $7s5 900 In treasure, OF which s0To0 were for
England, S95,000 for New York, and $4,000 for
Panama
Major General George II. Thomas and star arrived
here last night days and ten hours travelling
time from New York. They express themselves
pleased with the management of the railroads.
Colonel George Frederick James, q prominent
lawyer and pioneer Of this city, died suddenly yes
terday.
An Indian chief OF the Huapec tribe OF Arizona,
Island, In this harbor, Is held as q hostage for the
good behavior of his tribe.
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS.

Last evening" about O'Clock, aspirited horse.
attached to O light wagon, took fright In Central
Park and ran away. He continued pel nell toward
the Fifth gate despite all efforts to catch him.
and, entering Fifty-ninth street. knocked down tnrce
ladies, OF the following Names who were promenad-
ing In that vicin,ty:-Rachei stephenson, aged
forty five, residing in Fiftyeghth street. near Fun
avenue: Frc derica Mcira.h, aged seventeen, .aad
Nellie McGrath aged 90, living at No. IT East Sax
tieth street. SO serious the nature OF Mrs Sco-
phenson's and Frederca's injuries that they were ae
once taken to sc. Luke's Hospital. Nellie was not
badly hurt and was sent home
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MEXICO.

Several Denials About tNothing-Gcneral Shoot
ing All Acknowledgement Discussing the
Foreign Debt-Attempt to Impeach che Su.
preme Court Judge-NisceIIaneou News.
HAVANA, June l. 1862
Later intelligence from Mexico has been received.
despatch from the capital dated May "a says
the statement made by the American press that
Mexico, desrous OF raising money by selling the
State OF Sonora, Is Indignantly denied. Minister
Rosecrans denies sending any dispatches indicating
any such desire, and the government denies having
requested his recall. The return OF Mr.. Brink Is
anxiously awaited, so that he might explain the
matter.
General Rosecrans hopes that Minister Nelson will
arrive at an carly date, SO that he can reach Cali
fornia before tue rainy season sets in.
Senor Gutierrez was captured and shot on Satur-
day, May 2t.
Many robbers and kidnappers have been shot
under the new law.
Romero's proposition for the issue OF SIS 900 900
in paper money, has been defeated In Congress
Ernest Burdel has arrived from Paris to take
charge OF the papers OF the French legation.
Sixteen OF Palacios' officers have been shot by
PARA in Sinaloa. Palacios was himself surrounded.
but succeeded In making bis escape.
The Mexican Congress was discussing the pay
ment OF the foreign debt. Senior Covarrabios advo-
Gated declaration that all treaties with England,
France and Spain had been annulled by the inter-
vention, and that new treaties will be necessary be-
fore the Mexican government can consider the
payment Of the debt
There was great excitement at the capital. caused
by the attempt OF Congress to mpeach the Supreme
Court Judges The latter claim that Congress has
no power to Judge their acts.
AT last accounts Negrete was near Queretaro, the
Legislature or which has assembled under the pro-
lection OF national troops
conducta left for Vera Cruz on the 18th ult,
with $4,000, 900 10 treasure.
A Little NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charged with
Rebellion Degraded aud Absolved-ColOnel
Mayer still In Prison.
HAVANA, June l, 1852
Many OF the Mexican States refused to execute
the law OF Congress for the suppression OF party
demonstrations.
General Mirafuentes, compromised by the revolu.
ton in Queretaro had been degraded by the govern
ment from his rank and titles In the army. Con-
Qress had absolved Generals Alvarez Davalos ana
Monteverde from all charges OF dsloyalty.
Governor Bustamente had been acquitted Of the
charge OF conspiracy.
Colonel Mayer still remained in prison.
capital was complete from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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SPAIN.

Rumored Line Of Action TO be Pursued by
the Republican BIeAlbers in the Cortes.
MADRID, June l, 1859.
1t is reported that the republican members will
not oppose the nal vote In the Constituent Cortes
on the question of the future form OF government
of Spain but will unanimously refuse to subscribe
to the oaths prescribed by the new constitution.
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MARYLAND.
Princeton College AIumsi.

Princeton College AIunsaI.
BALrtMoRE, June l. 1890
A meeting Of Maryland graduates OF Princeton
college was held tonight in the church of Rev. Dr.
Backus, fof the purpose OF organizing society OF
the Alumni. General Benjamin G. Howard presiding.
He stated IN his Introductory remarks that be took
his degree at Princeton sixty-0ne years ago. After
prayer by Rev. DIR. Leyburn, q committee OF
nve, with Judge J. Thompson Mason as chairman,
was appointed to draft constitution. &c DR..
McCosl, president OF the College, was then intro
duced and proceeded to ADDRESS the meeting giving
Q brief account OF the origin OF the college, the
establishment He alluded briefly to some Of It's for
mer distinguished residents-Dr Lushington, Aaron
high standing and great work OF the college. The
doctor stated that societies Of the Alumni about
being formed In other places and the intention was
IN the country
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GEORGIA..

Laying the Corner Stone Of a New University
ut Atlanta.
ATLANTA, June, 1, 1869.
The corner stone OF the Atlantic University an in.
stitutlon on the plan Of the ODerlin and Howard
universities, was laid to-day The attendance
was large and included General Leroy and
staf, Governor Bullock, Judge ErskInc, Judge
Mccoy and many other prominent citizens The in
stitution Is being established under the auspices OF
the Freedmen's Bureau and the Educational Aid
Societies. Remarks were made by Governor Bullock
Judge Mccoy and others; and lengthy addressIwas
delivered by John NJ. Langston. The arrangements
were superntended by Colonel ]. X. Lewis, superin-
tendent OF education for GeorgA
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State Colored Convention In Baltimore.

State Col0red Convention In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June l, 1869.
The State Colored Convention met here to-day,
delegates being present from nearly every county In
the State. The session between twelve and i've
O'Clock r. M. was occupied with speeches and the
permanent organization OF the Convention.
AT the nlgnC session long series
OF resolutions were adopted, expressing
confidence In Grant and his administration asking
that colored apprentices be admitted to all branches
OF trade, that no cOlOred mechanic shall be pro.
hlpted from any trade; thanking the President and
federal office holders for the appointment OF colored
men TO positions, and pledging the col0red repub
cans Of Maryland TO support the regular nominees
or the party
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AUSTRIA.

Minister Jay In Audience with the Emperor
and Baron Won Bcust.
VIENNA, June 1, 1869.
Hon, John Jay was to-day introduced to Baron
Won Beust by Mr.. Watts, the retiring Minister. Mr..
Jay afterwards had special audience with the EN-
peror, when he presented his credentials as Minister
Of the United States.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

Havana Fisancial and Commercial Markets.
HAVANA, June /, 1850.
The sugar market closed active with sales on the
basis OF 8% 81 reals per arrObe for No. 12 Dutch
standard
Exchange-On London, 10 a 12K per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris. l u per cent discounts on United
States, sixty days sight, In gOld / u per cent
count.
the steamship Columbia. from New York. arrived
this evening.
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1T Ally.

Another ministerial Crisis Probable.
FLORENCE, June l, 1859.
The rejection by Parliament Of the financial plans
proposed by Count Cambray Dlgny, Minister OF
Fibance, will probably lead to his withdrawal
from the Cabinet ana to further ministerial changes
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NEW HAMPsH HIR E.
Caucus Nominations for Omcsrs Of the Lssis.
laturs.

CONCORD, June 1, 1859.
The republican Legislative caucus nominated TO.
night Samuel N. wheeler, OF Dover, for speaker OF
the House; W. b. Hatten, OF Manchester, and J. III.
Benton, Of Lancaster, for Clerk and assistant; John
jcnn Cnrrep % Of Aon. ana r. Morr sr os con
cord Clerk and assistant.
The democrats nominated q. r. Palmer, OF Haver.
hill, speaker; Eugene Lewis, of Peterboro, end @.
A. Hamden, OF Hisbor0 Clerk and assistant
Governor Canln and stan, OF Massachusetts, and
vltatlos TO be present at tho Inauguration Of Cover.
nor Stearus on Thursday.
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IRELAND.

Probable Resignation Of the Lord Lieutenaut.
DUBLIN. June l, 1860.
1t Is rum0red that Earl spencer. Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland, Is about to resign
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at ten O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
TIE NEW YORK HERALD-Edtion for Europe-Wtn
be ready at nine O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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GERMANY.

New Tax Bill Passed by the North German
Parliament.
BERLIN June 1, 1869.
The North German Parliament have passed law
taxing bills Of exchange, malt and sugar.
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Cu6A.

Arrival Of the New Hfiuister to Mcxico nj
HA -BIiscelianeous.
HAVANA. June I. 1859.
Thomas II. Nelsoc the American Minister to
Mexico. arrived mere yesterday on the way 10 Vera
Cruz.
the United States steaIer Contoocook has returned
TO this port.
The sugar market Is dull. the SAFES have been
mainly uninp0rtant at 8kc. a3xc. for No. IL Dutch
standard.
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Fine COmDlexl0n.-A beautiful and vol.
velike skin, free from all biemshes be produced
BY BUkSETrs KALLIsros, wsich, unlike other cosmssSos
Infants musquto bites sunburn roughnesa OF the
has equal For sale by JOHN HENRY, No. COY sge
place, "
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A.@Summer styles Gents and Yosths' tzats
BURKE, i2s Fulton st-s,.s
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Perfect Hair DressinG.-Buruetf's Co 49,
inc, the most perfect and the best
for harsh and dry hair, irritation Of the scalp baines go
uirur
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A.-Moufana Cordial. No More Dys u s,rs.
To be taken before and after each meal
II. A. CHALvIN, l31 Fulton street. M ~ ,vork
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A.-Ladies Can Have Their Faces Eu usolloa
and eyebrows arranged bv N. LAUssoN $50 Bro ivsy
A.-Save d per cent by Purchasug ,our fsfl-
the manufacturer, FORD a TePpG0
fos nrosdWay, corner Oh Leuth
b-A LARGE assortment OF vienne and Paris
made BAGS Ior ays4,pg and shoppng pnrgT just
ce"e'' W AOAhS, mhns AIN = We. no y - ian lane
Burnctt's FlOrimel.-An EXQUISITE p~~r,-.e-
resembling OF q Hss a. sc,sY
and s for sale by all druggists.
Cespedes mas ordered Doxes Of KuoxSu
hourshIng, the Commandern-C Mr. n ,rdsc -
hats also KNOX, the Halter, 2l9 Broadwa Scwss
the hat line, which II q line hghts
Greeley bought hat OF him Seinssdsv 49,
been the cynosure OF all eyes since 'Rsh Tor Knori
CristadorO's Unrivnlled air mve-s.as
ana spp"ed AZ n wig ana scap factory No eAstor House
Marie AutOinette siippers-A a r.. n, ,r.lss. ~
store, 2n Fourth avenue. w"
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First Reading or the Irish Church Bill In
the House Of Lords.
LONDON, June Midnight.
Tho Irish Church bill was read for the nrst time in
the House of Lords tonight 1t was agreed that the
bill should come up for Its second reading on the
Ilth Inst
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A.-Ladies Can Have Their Faces Eu ,vsellea
and eyebrows arranged bv N. LAUSSON, $50 ~ i,S
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


ROBBERS ARRESTED-Ye yesterday three thieves
were anesied near the confines OF the city
who are believed TO have been implicated IN the
robbery OF $4,000 worth OF silk from the car Of an
Erie Railroad train some time ago. Their names are
withheld for the present.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD NUISANCE continues mn
abated. and whenever south wind blows the peo-
pie endure the most painful odors coming from the
garbage and offal deposited at the depot. The cit
zens are displaying remarkable amount o. patience
with regard 10 this outrage upon them.
ANOTHER SUICIDE.-About two O'Clock yesterday
morning, as the ferryboat New Brunswick was on
her "trip to New York, an unknown man was seen
TO move 10 and fro upon the deck melancholy
mood. When the boat was half way across he de-
llDerately walked over the chains and jumped into
he struggled Uelow, but as the boat moved away the
words became lnaudlble. young man who wit
messed the occurrence shouted at the pilot to stop
but his request was unheeded. The unfortunate
suicide was dressed In light pants, dark coat ana
souched hat ana seemed to be about iorty years OF
age. Whenthe boat was returning no traces of him
could be seen.
Hoboken.
THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIoN.-The mu-
nicipa authorities have refused TO make an appro.
priatiOn for the celebration Of the Fourth OF july
Meanwhile the Corporation Attorneys salary is
raised from $500 to $780, and the policemen are look
ing for $1,000 year.
Newark.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS-MoRE INTERNAL REVENUE
FRAUDs.-lesterday DR.. James A. Petrle prac-
tsing physician Of Elizabeth, was arrested in the
latter place and brought to this city in charge Of
United States Detective Nettleship and arraigned
before Commissioner Whitehead on a charge
OF perpetrating frauds on the revenue in altering
and selling quantities OF stamps which, 1t is alleged
he had by some fine chemical process ceaDsed
The cleansed stamps, some o: them, could scarcely
be detected. II appears young man named Charles
Rodwe called at the Office of eX-Sherir Reynolds
on Wednesday and offered some of the
ceansed stamps for sale. One OF the clerks
suspected something. wrong and promptly
laid the matter before detective sNettlesnp,
who soon discover that another youth,
named John ii. Fullerton, Of Brooklyn, imp-
Gated In the matter. He was arrested ana brought
TO New Jersey, and through him the Doctor was ar
rested IN very adrot manner by the detective and
his assistants. Petrie was committed to the Essex
Court Jail IN default OF s., 900 bail
Trenton.
AN INSANE MAN.-On Wednesday night man
named Henry Sampson, While laborng under 1t
Of insanity, broke into ST. Paul's Episcopal church,
in South Trenton, and was about 10 be as mischev
Gus as Dull in China snop, only that he was OBJ
served and quickly conveyed TO the City Hail. Yes
terday he was brought before the Mayor, who COM
mted him To the county jail pending his removal TO
the asylum
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NaWBuEG.

ArrENPTED SUICIDE.-Mrs. Eager, OF Johnson
street, Newburg, took iaudanum on Thursday morn
Ing, with the view OF putting herself out OF the mis-
cry OF alleged domestic troubles. After the OF
various stimulants by the physicians she resus-
citated into CONSEQUENCES but relapsed. and would
probably not recover. she has two children.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-On Thursday
afternoon Mr.. j. r. Toucey, OF New York city,
guest at the Powelton House, Newburg, was
seriously injured 10y the running away of his horse
down OF the steepest hills-south sreet-of that
pIecipitoUs city. The carriage was overturned AMI
Mr. 1oucey and the driver were thrown out. The
latter escaped with triiing wounds, but Mr.. TOucey
was terribly cut about the head and his hip ana
side were severely confused lie VIII, however,
probably recover.
LAY DELgGATIoN.-Ihe vote on lay delegation
taken In Trinity Methodist church, Newburg on the
10Th inst, resulted as follows:-For the measure.
Jos; against, lol. OF the 100 voters l01 were ie
males ana 102 males. The election was attended
with no little excitement the canvass having been
warm one, AS at secular polls consd-
erable electioneering was done, most OF 1t by
the brethren. lhe elector was beset for block OF
ny Jealous friends and foes OF the measure and
piled with arguments and persuaslons clear up 10
the polls. The inspectors were tue minister Of the
church and couple OF lay brethren. The following
is the aggregate result OF the las delegation elections
in the three Methodist churches OF Newburg:-For
lay delegation 1872; against. 2Jo
HUDSON RIVER ASSOCIATION FOR The PROTECTION
or GAME AND FIsB.-Un Wednesday meeting OF
gentlemen representing several OF the river counties
was held at Newburg 10 take measures for
the organization Of a society with the OBJ
Jects indicated In the title OF this article.
After considerable discussion an organization
was effected, with the following officers for
the ensuing year;-President J. X. Witsie OF New
burg; Vice President James q. Wood, of pough-
keepse: secretary, T. II. Christie. OF Glove. Duches
county: Treasurer, +. &. Ring, OF Newburg; Execu.
tive Committee Professor II. r. Agnel, OF West
Point; Colonel w. &. IA. sherman, Henry X. Browne
and T. II: Roe OF NewbuIg; e. Van Bruni,
OF Flshkin Landing; Pougnkeepsie, !. ;. Van
Cleef W. j. Johnston; Cola Spring, Syl-
vester Truesdell; Gosnen, Charles Meade; Ane-
MA State senator A. ". Palmer; Wings
Station, William Rose: Catsxill. Senator Beach
ana Judge Fitch. ANY person o good character and
feeling interest IA the designs Of the ASSOCIATION
may become member thereof on the payment Ur
an Initiation Zee Of three dOlaIs.' rhe dues are
one dollar per annum. The board or direction cOui-
posed OF the Officers and executive committee NAV
authorize the president TO bring suits iOr yoatIons
OF the game laws.
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mems. He had been under the charge OF Dr.
John O. Johnson since the eth of June, ana was en-
deavorng, as understood. 10 break on from taxing
stlmuants. The deceased would take nom one 10
two ounces OF the tincture OF hyoscyamus OF Heli.
6ane and from one.haf 10 an ounce OF laudanum at
time without having any particular erect on NM
Coroner Jones empanelled a jury and proceeded 10
hold the inquest. Drs Johnson and Dudley were
examined and testified that they believed that death
was caused by exhaustion from over stimulalon; on
The deceased was known 10 nave charSe OF an es.de
valued at 500 O09, and had removed to Brooklyn IN
order TO attend 10 the business more thoroughly.
Some OF the jury were OF the opinion that post
mortem snould be made upon the body and that
the inquest should be adjournd until Witnesses re-
siding out OF the city could be summoned Coroner
Jones, therefore adjourned tine inquest. Some OF
the witnesses. II is understood, reside IN Savannah.
The deceased is thirty live years OF are and leaves
wife and three children