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Opening of the Parliament Of
North Germany. !.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
GERMANY.

Address Of King William at tho Opening of
the North German Parliament.
BERLIN, March 4, 1869.
The sessions OF the Parliament OF North Germany
began here yesterday. King William, as usual
opened the proceedings with speech. He said that
the frst duty OF the North German Confederation
was to MAINTAIN peace and friendly relations with
the other Powers OF the earth. All the other nations
OF Europe had shown disposition for peace. The
result Of the Conference recently held at Paris on the
Eastern question demonstrated that there was
general desire for peace The King closed his speech
with the following words:-
nation saving its strength, and having the Will
to respect the independence Of others and maintain
Its own, can surely count on peace, foreign Pow
ers win not molest it and the domestic enemies Of
order are poweress to trouble It,
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LOUISIANA.

Less Of the Steamboat AGnes-Ina usuration
Day In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4, 1892
The stern wheel steamer Agnes from New orleans
for White River struck asunken obstruction at War.
rentown, Mississippi, DAY before yesterday morning.
and Immediately sunk. The boat and cargo are
total loss. The passengers, crew, books and money
were saved.
The day was celebrated by the parade Of the New
Orleans iIre department. The display was very dne.
The entire department were In the procession.
The weather turned cold ana rainy suddenly this
Afternoon.
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Nj. ooLYAx stepped to the Presidents desk and
THE VICE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

THE VICE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
SENAToRs-In entering upon the dunes IN this
chamber. to the performance Of which have been
called by the people OF the United States realize
the position. Presiding over body whose members
are In 80 large degree my seniors In age, and not
chosen by the body ITSELF shall certainly need the
assistance OF your support and your generous for
bearance and confidence. But. pledging to you all
faithful and inhexibe impartiality IN the admns-
operate with you in making the deliberations OF the
Senate worthy not only OF Its historical renown, but
also OF the States whose commissions you hold l
am now ready to take the oath Of onlce required by
law
Mr.. WADE, President OF the Senate, In low voice,
administered to Mr.. Cofax first the iron-cad test
oath and then the oath OF office.
The PREsIDENT-The hour having arrived for the
termination OF the Fortieth Congress- the Senate OF
the United STATES stands adjourned without day.
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SERIOUS SIlsoAO ACCIDENT NEAR lExox. MASS.
ALBANY, March 4

ALBANY, MHrCH =, IbbN.
serious accident occurred on the Housatonic
railroad, near Lenox. Massachusetts, this morning
The passenger train going south was thrown nom the
track by broken rail- preopitatng A,passenger car
down an embankment and seriously njuring twelve
persons aud ore.or less injuring all on board Five
of the most seriously injured persons beiong IN Pitts
Geld and three In sheffield.
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The NEW DOMINION.

,seN.e Observation-Disclosures F1s>-
Call Extended from the Presbyterians Of Mon.
trcal to Henry Ward Beecher-Emigrution TO
the United States.
MONTREAL, March 4, 1862
The American Presbyterian church has given
call to Henry Ward Beecher, Offering hun q salary
equal to that which he receives In Brooklyn.
While Canadians are seeking to come back from
the States, an Eastern township correspondent
says that he has never seen many persons Of the
better educated and most enterprsing English
speaking people OF his section OF township emgrat-
ing, as are now leaving or preparing TO leave for all
parts OF the Western States and the Pacific coast.
Others would leave but cannot find purchasers for
their farms.
Railway communication In all parts OF the
province are again open.
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Statement of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, March A, 1859.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng.
land shows that the amount OF bullion In vault has
decreased ESQ, 600 since last week.
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ENGLAND.

Speech.
LONDON, March 4, 1862
The strong declaration OF The King Of Prussia to-
day, at the opening OF the Parliament OF North Ger
many, In favor Of the maintenance OF the peace OF
Europe, has been received here with the greatest
satisfaction.
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SHIPPIN G N L VS..
Almanac tor New YOrk...This Day.
Sun rises ....... 6 80 Moon rises. morn ! O6
Sun SETS. s 56 High water ...eve 2 is
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1859.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Main (NG, Won oterendorp, Bremsnoelrichs
Steamship Columbia, Van sice, Havana Atlantic Mat
Steamship FAhKee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)-J
Steamship II Livingston, cheeseman, Savannah Living
Steamship Magnolia, Crowsl, charlsston-A Leary
Richmond-N l. McCready
steamship Dlriso. johnson. PortlandJ Ames.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-WP p Clyde
Ship City Of New York, Thomas San Francisco-C Com
stock 4 Co.
Bark Corea, Bangs, Mebourne-Maler Lora 4 Quereau.
, Bark Merida (NGI volbroth, Laguns-Funch Mencke 4
Bark Teresa (Dutch) Gale, Maracaibo Maitland Phelps
Co.
Bark Teiuca, Howell Cardenas-B MetcaIt Co.
Bark Almoner, Gary, Cardenas-Jas Boriand Co.
Bark Plelades Packard Matanxas-Yates Porterheldl
Bark James Welsh tBr), Bates Matanzas-F Alexandra
Bark orchia. Havensr, st Jago Cuba,-walsh, Field
Brig julius Mosen (NG), Ammermann, Antwerp-C Tobias
Brig Scotland, Rose, Matanzas-S g Loud 4 Co.
Brig NJ Thayer, Baker, Guantanamo-Jas Henry.
Brig George (Br), Wright Bear River, NSHeney Par
Brig Gamma, Church, Elzabethport-s c Loud 4 Co.
Brig Hattie Eaton, Brown, Boston-van Braag 4 Co.
schr Layinfa Bell, Bayies, Arecibo, PR-vau Srunt
schr A Kndberg, Thomas savannah-Bentey Miller
schr r Durfee, Huntley, Norfolk-C T. Staples.
6chr Helen, Perry, Baltfniore-Baker 4 Dayton.
schr A Cakes, Rdcoui, Baltimore-W b Vondcrsmith.
schr Mary Coyne, Facemire, Phladepha-Eaker Day.
sohr shearsr, Weber, Elizabethport- Hatch.
schr Paine Young. Boson-E Crowell;
schr HeeniMsr, Ward, Bristol H w jackson.
schr w Thompson, Lawson, New Haven-d Racket
schr salie Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
Sloop Mary Gray, Allyn New London.
ARRIVALS
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Iue SupJects OF Emi8rutIOn and Pauperfsm
Before Parliament.
LONDON, March 4, 1862
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. G. J.
Goschen, President of the Poor Law Board advo-
Gated the removal Of restrictions from emigration
and thought it advisable to give facilities for
and otherwise encourage the emigration of paupers
to America.
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Murder Mt n Skating Rink.

QUEBEC, March 4, 1859.
An officer named Whitaker OF the Fifty-third
regiment, was shot at the Quebec skating rink last
night by young lad named Chaoner for an alleged
insult to the lads sister. Two shots were fred; one
took effect In Whittaker's head He cannot recover.
Chal0ner has been arrested
Arrest of "a Boston Bur9Iar-Anothcr Heavy
Snow Storm.
MONTREAL, March 4, 1862
An alleged burglar named Sullivan, from Boston.
was brought before q police magistrate to-day and
remanded, with view to extradition.
Last night severe snow storm prevailed about SC.
HyacInth, covering the railway track to the depth OF
two feet The quebec train could not get through,
and the Island Pond train this morning had to re-
turn.
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shipping Notes.

The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Grove will be lowered from
the Peoples dry DOCK foot OF Gouvsnsur street.
Tue bark Antelope Of this port iss sons Ksnnebun
Me- in 1854 snd owned by Messs Roche CoGey, after
having her metal shcashns patched from the
sma balance dry dock ~ the foot OF Pike sp yesterday
morning The Brsh brig Basar Of Nassau ss tons, built
this city In 1884 Of The screw The foot
Of Market slip sor The purpose Of being caulked andasd
She was stripped Of her Old ssssshins 10 Key wes
Marine Dtsaseers.
srgANRR CRicKrr,svan rsi from Jacksonville for Hs,
got ashore Oarryto Reef lSh u wA assned 90
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BatchcIor's Hair Dyc.-Thc Hest In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nsianans
Qua Factory ID Bond atreei
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why be DisnGured 49,. .,c.ro.
r,s eupton when the valed blood thai produces 80
be ceanssd vtalxed by taking sfAFfUnpys ~ ,bis
Avn SULPHUR POWDERsy The metallic eiemen. q -
invaluable combination increases the Vita Iotse @ - %
srrn snd The sulphur resolves venom W .ne
into dud which IL expelled the form o. inssnnoie psI
spiraton In ell cases cu.anecns and uesous 49,
the torpid condition. Ins ifon hr
vessels and they rapidly discharge the @ n
,ors hch the action sulphur has eliminated IRON
No Mood This n bs philosophy Of the rapid cures OF sxser
na disease e6ecsed By these powdsra
one pseRase. ispowdsrs packages, n powdsrs ~
Mailed Tree. HALL RUcxEL
sis urseuwtch street, New tosk.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ls Via Has1 March with mdss and passengsre to John
steamship java sBr Macasay Liverpool FEB IS Queens
as ss ?!
westerly gales the whole passage Arrived At Sandy HOOK
ss ss r. VII" nd'' and
steamship Per Gardiner Galveston Feb 20 via Key West
s'sa Gen daspd H.
Key Wes; 2Sh With mase TO ID Mallory &co Had heavy
c;eTs s.vannss 9Tss Feb = VIII q
and was gnin,entionaIy omitted yssssrdsy ca, Pom,
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Valley CITY, Mccarthy Washington and Ae1an.
dra IS hours with mdse, 10 Jas Hand.
Steamship 0sucus, Walden, Boston, with mdse, to WmP
steamship wsmsua, ri,a, New Bedford, with md'e and
Bark s,oveT Pierce Havana 10 days with sugar. to
w c BARK
brig Mlnnehaha for New York.
crasr srS S.s Jan vain nut 70 Isweucs ss .
weinberg. Had light andsw winds most of the pas.
Brig Osprey tBr, Taylor Palermo 60 days, and psssed
GSds ana Ssn nh IA ws 'fS FaS % lon .sw
large ship with all gone under jurymasss making for Ber
Brig II Curt. OF Harpswelp Merryman, xe'sina, iol
days and Gibraltar, a days. with fuit to James Robinson
Brig Maide Ita Cahero Castellamere, 10 days, with
a aary Br Crowley Maianaa II days. with sugar to
Il D aorgsn %; vessel 10 J DewoR Go. Had mode.
fAfs Br,s Cairo r Carroll Ma,snra Il days with sugar to
Dewolf Co Has been days north Of Has,eras with
Bs sen Maria sSi s,9gor,. Hosis, Savannah. days,
sehr sumlnervis OBJ, xa.ters creysown Me g Gays
Had hnc weather up TO Haueras; sincs strong and NV
Schr Coral sle (Br stubbs Port an Piat u days with
fustc, mahogany, &C. 10 Rnox Co. Has been days
sesr menrSs mlsS yscs Kew Yves. via Charleston
Feb 20 frst day had tornado from the norhwsrd carry
overheard and three hours getting board
asrwara gcs storm ysA and two seeed iors.As on her
TO master. Is bound 20 Providence.
scar Ben so,rs wilmington NC, day.. with S,. nsvs
scSr Strong, Murray. Beaufort &c days, with naval
schr Enterprise, Sawyer. chInco,eayae.
schr II Rowe, Locke, Virginia ior Providence
schr y q FAR, Maiov, Baltimore.
schr q Person Ferris. stamford.
Schr Susan Mary, Kenyon. hnlssone, Cl
The steamship Caledonia lBr. Mcdonald which arrived
yesterday from Glasgow hove Feb 49, experienced very
heavy westerly gales during The entire passage Feb Lat
IS o Ion a IL passed National steamer bound ri 96sh lat
l lon 81 90 signared Dutch bark Ida Ma,de, bound
inst lat ~ g. Ion 53 sgnazeda Cunard steamer bound Is.
BELOW.
ship Jacob A s,smler, from Hare.
Bsrk Novermonda. ~ da ~ from Trieste.
bark Live Oak, SC days from Magselcs 10 Boyd Hinck
On cargo 10 Barring Davis.
SAILED.
Steamships rarifa, Liverpooli Main, Bremen; fah.gss
Bermuda Magnolia, Charleston, Saratoga, Norfolk.
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Brolxaw brothers, Great Clothing Emp0ri-
um Gents and boys; Wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
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rIissisquei Sprins Water-Ony No. s,s,s 4.
remedy for cancer and ali OF the kidneys sofa ~
draggisss. Depot, 5ss Broadway. N Y.
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A.-Genflemcn,s Hats.
Spring style for 1869 Gentlemen who appreciate nns
light hat and hat OF magnificent proportions are IN
the spring Style just introduced BY EsPEN-
SC.uEID. lis NaaaAu alreel.
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Du Barryss Revnlenta Food cures Dyspep.
sia Phthsis, Cough Asthma and Ncrvousncss
Tins h., 81 2h las william street, New YORK. ana :"
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid 10 . So.s
This highest ratss paid Tor poaDo'"s
ana al knai HYLoR (, fSf CO.. Bankers Is wall street,
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Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing Papers,
"'oe r. j. W. o,BRIEN. % Nassau street, NY.
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excitementl "
Mr. LoGAN--we will do Il ourselves. Applause
and announcement on the republican slue met Dy
laughter and defiance on the democratic craft SIDE, :,
Arms would do II very quick, De assured OF that
Mr. STOKES, lrepD OF Tenn, at the same time was
vocfesng ~ an esed ns soncras au nu tne
only words that the reporter distinguished were TO
the eject that "the democratic members are worse
To To his Mr.. ELpRIpGB replied something which
seemed to be an invitation 10 stokes TO send on his
rebe soldiers. tuproar, CONFUSION and great excite
"Tl,, Tne CLERK called upon woodward and voorhees,
70 take their places a. telers at the desk where the
other telers were already seated. .s 49,.
Mr. VOORHEES, seemed reluctant to do so. Then Mr..
woodward returned 70 his seat and made some con-
a annca, and suggesting that the appea. be enter.
tanned and decided oy the House
The CLERK stated that he had no desire whatever
10 make q decision that would do violence TO the
feengs OF any member or to DO anything that would
throw the body into confusion. but that no was
obliged TO administer the law 50 as 70 eject me
prime duty OF organizing the House. He regretted
That any decision OF his should be regarded by any
gentleman as an invasion OF his persona, rights, for
Il was not so intended lie appealed TO tue telers
Mr. BROOKS satisfied with the remarks OF the
Clerk. withdrew his appeal but without acquiescing
The tellers took their places tho storm which had
looked so portentious passed away. ana all was
fxr. RASpALl, Ideinl Of Pa. nominated Mr.. Kerr,
OF Indiana. for speaker,
The vote was taken and resulted:
For James O. Blame. OF Maine..................l3 .l30
Tne CLERk inereupon announced that Mr.. Blaine
was duly elected Speaker OF the House OF Repre-.
senatves for the Forty Congress- and appointed
Messrs. Dawes AMI Kerr 70 conduct him TO the
ef' AppREss ov rHR SPEAKER FLEET.
The ceremony having been performed, amid
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Duvid's Spring style of Gentiemen's Hats
seyo Broadway. near Duane street.
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Cristadoro,s Unrivalled Hair Dye.-S0Id nnd
applied at No. Asor House Manufactory 81 Maiden lane
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Bass, Pale Ale, S2 SO per Dozen.
0EERY KENDALL, 7is Broadway.
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WHY he Dish ngul

Wiss, Teupoes and Ornamental Hair.-nsssa s.sss
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeins. All coiorss pAAs~
LOR'S i6 Bond street.
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A Cure for Cancer, Scrofula, Brishrs and
other Kidney Diseases Cuaneous Affections Dyspepsas
xc THE vERMONT SPRING WATER Get The best
SAKE CO., AZ Brooms street. New York.
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A.-~ss-FOur Thousand
New springfield Rides,
breech-ioading
for sale by
CHARLES PARKER,
Heek m
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
NETWORK TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1869.

pect to have similar chance with Duce pretty soon
omitted TO mention my that Dulce in possession
OF ou eegrams from Prm ordering the release OF Gen.
Udaeta Governor OF Bayamo at the time the city was
taken Dy CespedeH The Ex-Governor still confined In
Casteo del Principe under the threats Of the volunteers
VINO are undoubtedly the masters. All the employees VINO
came WIN Duee, and principally the Governor Poltlco
IeaT Io he ves and arc preparing to leave with him.
Yesterday they gave hearty welcome 10 Lesca, now ap
polnteu 10 the command of the Cinco Villas.
IN the interior the patriots after leaving some detach
menus 10 narass the Spanish troops the road from
NueVtas TO Principe, have massed their forces the
IunaS honat and Puerto Padre. 500 men, with counter
guera Cazola conducting convoy from Puerto Padre
70 os Iunas were surprised by the patriots, who took
tne convoy very few Spanards escaped, and some OF
the wounded have arrived in the city.
brgauler terrer SAID to have 1900 under his COM
manu- here 10 meet the patriots is also reported beaten
h0lqul Is SAID 70 be IN possession Of the patriots
ley tCOk pretty much the whole Of the 9Th Battalion
edatey and whipped the reGnforcements that came TO
the support OF Benegasi The Spanish press acknowl
edges the seriousness OF the condition Of affairs in that
quarter but publishes scarcely any the late op
eIatOns Inc decided aim is to direct the attention
OF the 0dthrsty volunteers by preparations for the
reception OF the Vascongado Volunteers, and as help
In tnat direction they give the news Of the defeat Of
tho n0usters landed at Bahia de Npe. with capture OF
prisoners, arms, and ammunition
Last evening the volunteers and the people assembled
at the PLACE dArmes and asked for the head OF Duce
and Pelaez The civil guard maintained order there and
on the principal streets The former, however, kept
forming quietly, and this morning they compelled Dulce
10 surrender the command OF the island unto Rafael
Cavi1o, the sub-Inspector Of Volunteers. 49,.
Particulars next mail. The Spanish mail boat Is just
coming in' with the YascongadO Volunteers board.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.

BosToN, June THE Yale men have done
the handsome thing by Harvard AS the latter would
lose her four best men account Of their being in
England at the time Of the with YALE the favor
granted below was asked by the Harvard Club. Hereto
fore only undergraduates have been allowed In tho
representative boats at Worcester but now member OF
the Harvard Law School Is allowed to row rs one Oh
the crew. Mr.. Fay win hence 90 out to England TWO
weeks later than the actual four but as he only goes 70
I'll any vacancy that may suddenly arise DO can % 1Oer
ably well spared that long. The Yale card runs mus
0.- NEw.HAyEN, June s, 1869.
DEAR SIR: At meeting Of the Yale Nay E TINS sitel
noon 10 was unanimously voted 70 ALLOW %, " @ @
Is to 70 10 England as one OF your TWO supsu'utes @
for the IOarOared crew. Ana a reCs6ent 'S 5Sr
sntra s,Se n the selection OF Wishing the
W aStio ss th your four-oared crew, yours
pest OF success WH A. Corr. Commodore Yale Navy
~ A r LoRNo, Captain H. j. Crew.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The weather was warm and delightful
throughout England Yesterday.
The discount on American invoices at
Ottawa Canada for this week, will be q per cent.
The new City Governments of Provi-
dence and Newport, r. l., were organized yesterday.
....T The French steam frigate Astrea, Admi-
raj Clare arrived at San Francisco, from Honolulu, yes
terday.
The Pearl Oil Works at Cleveland were
burned on Sunday morning. The loss is $4,000. No in
surauce.
The annual shooting festival of the
Buerger schutzen Association commenced at Baltimore
yesterday.
The revenue of the Dominion of Canada,
for the month ending the 3ls OF May, was U4l2453 e1-
penditures, S0I,722
Abraham Hyam, many years prominently
known as teInperance advocate, died in Baltimore on
Saturday, aged n yeaB
The Transit Duty bill, passed by the
EewJprsey Legislature has become law by IT'S accept
auce by the joint companies
Gems. Sheridan and Doubleday, and
party arrived III Omaha on Sunday, and left for the
West yesterday
The wife of j. p. Hauck of New-ScOt-
land Albany County committed suicide on Saturday by
taking poison. She has been married only SIX months
The extensive shops of the Erie Railway,
burned on Sunday night The engnehouSe and part Of
the timber were saved
A large building belonging to the Lowell
Bleaching Company. at Lowell Mass used IN the manu-,
facture OF soda ash was paruAy uesuoyeu py nIe Oh
Sunday morning. Loss 5000
On Sunday morning, the Union Block at
g. AlbAns w. occupied by several parties, was dam
aged by fire 10 the amount OF $4,000 IL was owned by
81 e. Noble, c. II. Huntington, and others
80. The east wing of the Grey Nuns Con-
vent and aso tho chapel attached thereto, at Quebec,
was DESTROYED by fire On sunday Loss $4,000 Two men
we're injured by falling umDeI@
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
MOTION TO BOND THE QUAKER CITY.

This matter came up for hearing yesterday,
IN tho limited states District Court before Judge Blatch
ford Mr. Da Costa for the owner, claimed that II the
g., vas 20 be governed by the desire OF the Executive
nenarment IL ought permit the vessel TO be bonded
be Deparment would have released the vessel had not
the mg Of libel taken the matter into the exclusive
custody Of the Court. ...,.
Attorney Pierrepont remarked that that was
rather strong statement ,... Ia. - -
nor a,ented 10 the motion 10 bond but stood by with
fe1 arms Under all the aspects OF the case nc would
ask tie Court TO exercise its Discretion and bono tne
fndce Bstchford said he nothing in the papers
an rmatiyely showing that Alban M JephsOn, tne
nnted r owner OF the vessel British subject He
wss merely mentioned as OF London II fought TO be
armatyey shown that he was not an American ctlLeD
Mr. Da Costa said the register Of the vessel which was
m hands OF the Court could not have been issued,
lad not Mr.. Jephson been British subject
Jndge BatchfOrd held that was not sunclent evidence
AR Ia Costa argued that he could easily and would,
simply the defect in the papers -
hsfrot. Attorney PIerrppOnt said the Government had
nv sad that II the Collector OF the Port and the Dis
,Icf ttorney consultation thought ht, no obstacle
nh he interposed by tile Government to the release OF
,hs yesSel These officials after investigating the facts
,hen m their advised the release OF the vessel
,s other facts appeared but IN the meantime, before
reached this city 10 let the vessel depart, other
sct. came TO his DistrctAt0rney Perreponts Official
cs and he had the vessel beled He had received no
Stcons from the Government, any ntimaon from
nv spansh officer In relation 10 resisting the bonding OF
49, yessel The whole matter was In the discretion OF
.h Court He should neither resist nor consent put
h Sessel was bonded, t must be good bond, and all
-. ranerS muat he filed. He believed, however that tle
S not be the end OF the matter as no had no doubt
~ this vessel was intended ~ 20 into some warllke
svtce This closed the argument the Court taking the
nanera and reserying It's decision
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
RIOT IN WASHINGTON.

DISTURBANCES AT THE POLLS - SEVERAL
POLICEMEN AND CoLoRED MEN SHOT AND
BEATEE-sUCCEss OF THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNBl
WASHINGTON, June This afternoon dis
turbance occurred the election polls in OF the
wards Of tins city, during which number OF colored
men and policemen shot, beaten and otherwise in.
ured The disturbance from attempt Of several
negro rowdies to prevent colored voting
tho Democratic ticket. This cOlored Democrat
is politician of local notorety and had made him.
self offensive 10 his brethren at several Of the Ward
meetings previous TO the election The police In protect
ing him in his right OF franchise roughly handled
and compelled 70 use weapons in defense. There was
good deal Of excitement in the neIghborhoOd OF the
Aght and many Of serious riot but with the ex
ception OF tho beating Of few police
men, tho sufferers we're the roWdes who
created tho disorder This evening the returns we're
received and read to the public at the various
paper Offices without the least disorder Tho officers
voted for were City Register, Collector surveyor,
Board Of Aldermen AID Board OF Common Council
The up 10 midnight indicate tho Republicans
have swept everything before thom They have carried