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New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

THE La Sale coal miners, who have been on n
April will work the lat Of JuLe having
accepted the oaered by the owners
Returns from the counties in the Vth Congress
Of Iowa show that Mr. Palmer the Rcumbe
has secured 90 delegates in bis favor Only a necessary choice
THE following is the present state of the betting
kngh sporting the for the Derby
Epson Six Mr. Mery's b. Maegrgor
se,e a against Mr.. Dawson's ch c Camel
... The Utica, Chonango, and Susquehanna Valley
the Delaware Lackawsuna aud Western Railroad opened
lchaci springs oego County Y YESTERDAY and
will regularly hereafter between Utica and Rclte
THE Rhode Island General Assembly meets ut
Newport today. The Republican CAueues hight nominated the Hon.
OF rrogienee for Of the House NJ Adv
Cnes p Robinson CerAs the House aud SnEeI L.
Ia Ccrk OF the Senate
THE wheat crop of Georgia gives promise Of a
hrye yi souh Ctons Geo florida aui Alabama exchanges
speak eacoarang Of the and eoin Tue rains last week
ie very generally and timely. larger Of land pntS sn
fertilizers used. Planters working hard.
AT the Convention of the Turnerbund at Pitts
brig Gr o the New Orleans Turuern caused most
ali discus wich R4c by adopting the
he Executive Colmse, and onsrng tie AcwOrlcan
TrtTat tie ools ouoH Of March 2 and 10 puhh
well the Vf those enberl who
Irfs.ag the aloJlvn VI thoc odous nsolonx
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
VENEZUELA.

TRIUMPH OF TIE REVOLUTION CAPTURE OF
CARACAS-ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW GOV
ERNMENT.
CARACAS, Mav 9.-The revolution has tri-
umphed On the 27th ut. this city taken by the
Revolutionary forces, under Gen. Guzman Blanco after
a sanguinary conflict OF 4S hours over 500 men killed
and much damage done to the city. The Government s
composed follows: Gen. Guzman Blanco, Chief Of
the Executive A. L. Guzman, Secretary OF Interior and
Justice; j. Gutierrez, Finance; Pimentc Roth, Public
Credit; j. T. Puldo War and Marine; d. b. Urbaneja,
Foreign Affairs; j. Sanavria Commerce. The port OF La
Guayra surrendered without resistance President Ru
perto Maragaas appeared before the city with 400
from the interior. On learning the events which had
tnnspred, he surrendered and released parole.
The Dutch mail steamer Harcur has been detained by
the authorities at La Guayra having arms on board
for the fallen Government. The Government has
reduced by recent decree the import duties 20 cent
export duties abolished Flour is declared free Of
duty. Mr. Partridge, Minister Of the United States goes
by this mail to New-YOrk, via St. Thomas on leave Of
absence.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
MEXICO.
BRIGANDAGE IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPREADING EVERYWHERE.

BRIGANDAGE IN THE REPUBLIC-DIsSENsION
SPREADING EVERYWHERE.
VERA Cruz, May 15.-From Jilotepec informa-
tion has been received that bloody fight had taken
place at Acambay, where few nights since force OF
pronouacddOs passed. The alarm given at once
when the whole population turned out to fight
them. The bandits kept out of the way until about
O'Clock OF the next evening when reports came in from
GuapanGo. Capulapan and San Mgueito, that the men
committing serious depredatons at and near these
towns At this considerable force started out
in pursuit under Arcadia Yello Miguel del Rio, and a
few others when the maraudcrs were overtaken and
nearly all killed Out OF bandits only four escaped
with their lives.
In Michoacan party of 100 men, under the command
OF Augusn Garcia Francisco Sosa and Miguel Cardenas
had penetrated as far Tngundin having previously
dslodged small force OF Government troops. After
having committed various depredations the pronoui-
eiddos left for Patanba TO which point they were pur-
sued by the national troops Various parties OF nsur
gents made their appearance near Pumaran, but they
pursued by the forces OF G0rgorro Bustamante On
the 22d ut Gil Angel Fep Farfan and on the 23d Raso
Esqune and Jose Maria suarez, were all shot for the
crime of scdition In Itucuaro 200 men united under
revolutionary banner aud were preparing, at last dates
to fall upon 1acanlbaro.
out the elections. Gen. Euilaz, instead Of carrying
the orders OF the Minister of War, which were to
persecute Bravo and his followers, had arrived In that
city by forced marches Immediately armed forces
placed over all the electoral precincts Various citizens
Lad been wounded by the troops OF EguaZ. THIS was
not all. The General displaced Garlas, and placed In
prison Macaro Iiidago and Pedro Castro, two of the
respectable citizens Of Qucretaro This WAS Oh some
election pretcXt.
The National Guard OF the State OF Vera Cruz returned
Orzaba from Zongoca 10 which latter place they had
gone 10 fight the insurgents. number OF pronouncers
were made prisoners, among whom were Lieut.-Col.
Matias Guzman, Lieut. Jose NJ. Alvarez, Com
mandante Tor Maor) Rosada, Yarelo jose de Jesus
Hernandez Capts Galindo, Rosa Ayila, Mgneei Hemar
dez and various others All these individuals are to be
tried by council Of war, eonformaby to the law OF
April o.
The forces at Acaponea number 1000 men, retired
from that point to Matatan. This State remains for
time pest sorely afcted because Of the frequent
rVoltS and dcpre1lntOnS all Kinds. IL will
bered that Lozada has long hidden defiance to Juarez
and the National Government
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
CUBA.

CAPTURE OF OSCAR CEsPEDEs-C0L. CLANCY
KILLED-MORE EXECUTIONS.
HAVANA, May 30.-Captain-G De Rodas
has received official information that Col Benegas cap
tured Cespedes, Of President Cespedes five
leagues from Guamaro. Aguillera and Rubalcaba es-
capped during the surprise of Cespedes forces the
aforementioned place. The American Colonel, John
Clancy was killed.
Cavada has ordered the destruction OF the panta
tions In tho Camaguey District and "a number OF the
largest have already been burned
Among the prisoners recently captured the party
who killed the woodcutters the outskirts OF
Puerto Principe. Captan-Gene De Rodas picked
the band and had them executed in retaliation
for the deaths OF the woodcuttcrs.
A telegram from Puerto Principe 10 the To- de Cuba
says ii is positively known that President Cespedcs IA
trying 10 escape 10 the United States but Is prevented
accomplishing his purpose by his pirtis1ns.
The insurreCtiOniss continue To present themselves I'm
large numbers to the Government forces and ask for
pardon
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

FOREST CITY VS.. MUTUAL-A LARGE AssEMBLAGE
AND AN EXCITING GAME.
From Rockford, ILL.,, to New-YOrk the Forest
City Club had uninterrupted The reputation
preceding them alarmed the NEWCOMERS, and this 1t
that brought out 1000 people to witness their play
yesterday with the Mutual Club at the Union grounds
The opening play OF the visitors fully up to their
puted ability and this aroused feeling OF apprehension
among tho spectators for the safety OF the Mutuas
which was not queted until the last out in the
last inning. The Forest City lads are no mean
opponents, their fy-catching and pitching being
bother them consderably-a fact which the Mutuals
not slow to take advantage Of The game was drawn
out to unusual length by the slow, measured action
of Spauding the pitcher of the Forest City Club whose
attitudinzing before swinging the ball consumed mmen
time, beside being aggrayatng to spectators ms
fault he will likely overcome before leaving NewYork
If for nothing else than the unfayOTable c0mmentslt
evokes from the lookersOn. The game, as will be seen
by the following score which gives outs runs, first base
made hits, total bases made, number of hands each
player retired and times assistance rendered. was
exciting one and slowly played up to the seventh
npin
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

party expected to reach Washington by "Wednesday
and will be assigned quarters at the same hotei "i'n
Spotted Tail and his companions The last named are
beginning to be rather weary OF their stay in ciVizcd
regions, and express a desire To get through with hcir
business possible so as TO leave Ior thelT
homes though they would be glad To visit New YORK ana
St. Louis on the way They still doubtful about Red
Cloud coming, and Spotted Tail does not express any
anxiety to meet him. the former has dsregarded many
talks from him, in which Red Cloud advised to pre-
pcaceabe relations with the White Mems Govern
ment. The Indians have not yet had interview with
the President. That will take place when Red Cloud
arrives that talk will be had with all Of them To-
gether Tomorrow it is proposed to take Spotted Ia
and his associates trip TO Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
SAN DOMINGO.

THE SAN DOMINGO TELEGRAPH CABLE-DEATII
OF GEN. FALCON.
ST. THOMAS, May 16.-Sir Charles Bright
has arrived here from Jamaica to settle the landing
place, Office, &C. for the telegraph cable which is to
touch this island aud which it is expected will be in
working operation in August. The steamer Daca, with
the cable ia expected from London and Sir Charles will
proceed to Jamaica In her, to laying opera
tions Mr.. j. Hogg director of the Telegraph Company,
arrived here and proceeded to Jamaica.
News received from Martinique announce that Gen.
Falcon exPresden of Venezuela had arrived there by
the last mail steamer from Europe, and that he died
three days after his arrival from an attack vi apolexy
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

CINCINNATI, May 3O-The Red Stockings left
this morning on their third annual tour They Will play
the following Clubs on the dates announced
May 3l.Forest City of Cleveland: june Flour City
OF Rochester, n. Y. 2-OntariOs OF OswegO, N Y g.
Old Elm Of Pittsicld, Mass. 4.-Haryards OF Boston.
6.-Lowes of Boston. 7-rrimountans of Boston. g.
Clippers of Lowell. 1l.-Yae of ewHaven, Conn. 49,
Mutuas Of New-YOrk. I5.-Unions OF Morrsania. l6
-Res0utes of Elizabeth, ~ j. T-Eckfords OF New
York ls.-Stars OF Brooklyn 20-AInateurs of Newark
" j. 2l-Intrepds OF Philadelphia. 22.-Athletics OF
Philadelphia. 2j-Keystones Of Philadelphia. 24-Pas-
times Of Baltimore. 25.-Marylands of Baltimore. 2S-
Oynpcs OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE MOVEMENT IN THE CITY.

The historian, in recording the events of the
present Fenian campaign al to make particular
mention of two important factsthe small qualities of
whisky and blood drawn. For than week large
crowd OF Irshmen have thronged the Railways OF tho
Fenian Headquarters in Tent but not once has there
been regular drunken rOwsuch row as Is inc parable
from an ordinary political convention. Perhaps this can
be explained when considers that the advocates
Of strong drink declare that liquor is 10 the
laboring man food tef II this be true IL IL evident
that blood making" material would not be needed until
that Gen Gleason and Father McMahon were arrested
by United states Marshal GuAsDy was denounced as q
fabrication, and the advised not 10 place any
confidence in newspaper reports, (which were manuac
turcd."
dispatch was received from the front, announcing
that battle had been fought aud that Col OLcary had
advanced distance INTO Canada capturing about 90
persons. Other dispatches state tnat troops were now
crossing at Buffalo and Detroit, and general movement
all along the lines would he made tonight Great excite
prevailed during the reading OF this aud other i'm
probable dispatches.
BROOKLYN.
Men are still going tO the front. 1t was cur.
renty reported that left the city yesterday for Cana
da West provided with the funds collected Sunday.
pullic meeting OF sympathzers held In the City
Hall Park last evening" ut which 1900 persons
present. Mr. Edward Gallagher called the meeting to
ect money 10 bring home the men who had gone 10 tho
front and now IN distress. He called eX-Con-
greSsnan Wm T.. Robinson TO address the meeting.
Mr.. Robinson was Justify oAeeTed. He commenced by
referring tO the call of tie meeting for pccuni aid
the struggling patriots. He said il was not his duty 10
say thing against tie Leaders, but thought it was
very hazardous speculation they lad entered upon. This
over aud failure attending Tn, m they at least en-
titled to the sympathy of thelr countrymen collection
was taken up and about 500 collected, in sd ton 10
500 collected during the day.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
SPAIN.

GEN. PRIM APPEALING TO THE CORTEs FOR A
SETTLEMENT OF THE THRONE QUESTION.
MADRID, Monday, May 30 1870.
Gen. Prim has issued an urgent circular to
all the Deputies Of the Cortes, informing them that it Is
Importance for them to be in their seats
the 9th of June. He says that day he will explain all
the efforts which the Provisional Government is now
making to settle the question Of the throne, and Will
appeal to the Cortes to arrive at some solution.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
AQUATIC.
THE HARwICH YACHT RACE.


LONDON, May 30.-The Ocean Yacht Race
from southend to Harwch under the auspices OF the
ROYAL Harwich Yacht Club, came oil Saturday. The
first prize cup presented by the commodore James
Ash6ury, esq, valued at fifty guneas and the second
twenty soyereigns contributed by the Club. Tho first
prize was by f. BOutcher's yacht Fiona, Is tms,
Capt Houston, owned at Green0ck and the second by
the Count Batthyanys yacht Flying Cloud, 10 tuns,
owned at London.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE INDIANS.

DEPREDATIoNs OF A STAGE RoUTE-THE STOCK
STOLEN.
BRYAN, w. T., May 30..-The Indians made
raid on the stage route between this place and South
Pass yesterday, and ran of ten stage horses at Big
Sandy Station and wounded John Cornes. All the stock
between tht south Pass "A supposed TO have been
captured The country Is full Of Aapahoes and Sioux.
RED CLOUD EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN WASHING
TON ON WEDNESDAY.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-Red Cloud and his
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
FRANCE.

THE APPOINTMENT OF MAYORS - SMALLPOX
sPREADING-THE SUMMER TOUR OF THE
EMPRESS.
PARIS, Monday, May 80, 1870.
In the Corps Legislatif, to-day, it was an
nounced that the Government would not renqush its
prerogative OF appointing Mayors
The smallpox is increasing terribly in this city.
The Empress Eugene will visit Denmark this Summer.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
TILE TIIRE.

TIE UNION COURSE TROTTING MEETING
THIRD DAY-DREADNAUGHT WINS THE 2:3O
PURSE.
The postponed third days trotting of the
Union Course Spring Meeting took place yesterday.
There was not large attendance, but those present
witnessed the best ro of the up to this date 1t
was for purse Of 81 OOO divided into first, second and
third money, for horses that had never beaten $50 in
harness. The entries, in number were A. Patter-
sons ch. e. Dreadnaught, ID. Maces b. Dresden, NJ.
Daniels b. m. TOpsy, +. j. Nodine's bl. m Eastern
Queen and j. Fays b. e. Capt Gill; all of which came TO
the score when the judges bell summoned them on the
track Prince made conspicuous fayorite on the
strength of having beaten Eastern Queen in match
this spring I'm good time; he sold for s6 against Topsy
s35 Dresdens s1i, and the field s37 The first heat
was won by Dreadnaught IN 1929, beating
Prince by two lengths, and Dresden third. The
netting the second heat showed Prince to be greater
ayOrte than $50 to $50 being current on his winning
He the heat by length in 23i after fine struggle
with Dresden, who finished second, and TOpsy third
His sangue admirers laid 500 to so his winning
the race but they doomed to defeat and dsappOnt
mcn for Drcadnaught won the third heat easily by two
lengths in 2:32 with Prince second and Topsy third and
the fourth heat and i'll 2Gt; Prince taking second
money and Dresden third. The winner Is handsome
bright chestnut with four white legs and blaze face;
Hebden Of Williamsburgh bought him out OF milk
wagon in NewYork for comparatively small amount.
lie sent him tO Abe Patterson To tran for he found the
horse could trot little and he improved so rapidly and
such extraordinary PROMISE that his owner refused
5000 for him. His victory yesterday was achieved with
apparent ease.
Palmer and George Wilkes, for purse OF s. 500, takes
place on the Union Course, and promises to be
usually interesting The and trainers OF the
respective horses alike confident Of winning. On
the yesterday, American Girl the favOrite
against the field at 500 TO so, those odds being freely
taken
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1870.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FENIAN RAID-CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS COM
PLIMENTED BY GEN. NAPIER.
LONDON, Monday, May 80, 1870
The Colonial Government is to-day in receipt
OF official dispatches from the authorities in Canada,
representing the recent Fenan attempt as an utter ana
final failure.
Gen. George Napier writes to the papers exutingly
to-day the promptitude and prowess displayed by
the Canadian volunteers in their late engagements with
the Fenians.
The election OF Mr.. Heron to Parliament from Upper
ary has been confirmed.
The scarcity of rain for the past week causes much
complaint in the agricultural districts The ground IL
parched and crops are suffering
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH

Mr.. JAY, the American Minister TO Austria
brganl w rrtar TO Niuaa to-day lie he'll ese. IN Lon.
don yesterday.
The death of Jerome Bonaparte was widely
circulated In Baltimore Sunday uB u is laIlol tLt Is
health, though pcor Is better than several dAys
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE BUCKEYE JOCKEY CLUB.
CINCINNATI, May 3O.-The Spring meetin

CINCINNATI, May 30-The Spring meeting of
the Buckeye Jockey Club opened to-day under auspcious
circumstances There the largest attendance at the
opening the Club ever enjoyed. The first race
mile and quarter dash. for S5O025 10 first horse $50
to second aud SIS to thrdfO all ages and was won by
Aneroid beating Alice Hunt, second Battle, third ;
Kitty Free, Biddy Malone, Fanny Robbins Brown Flly
and Derringer, in the order named. Time, 2:l5f
The second two-ine dash for all ages, for
sOs225 first horse, $50 to second and SIS to third
Tie race was won by Blarney Stone, beating Emma Mari
eta, Grassland, and Conductor, III the order named
Time, $685.. -
colts aud es mile heats $40 subscription, play pay
the Club to add sO0 which was won by W. f. staDhOpes
CHI T. Cana, by imp. Australia Time, l4C4, EH.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
AUSTRIA.
BOHEMIAN AUTONOMY.

BOHEMIAN AUTONOMY.
VIENNA, Monday, May 90, 1870
The Wiener PreSSe asserts that prominent
Czech leaders in Paris intriguing for the restoration
Of Bohemian Autonomy.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
ATLANTIC vs.. ATHLETIC.


PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Upward of 5000 peo-
pie witnessed the game to-day between the Aantcs OF
Brooklyn and the Athletics Of this city The latter played
schaefer at right field instead OF McMullen, and pret-
fielding and batting game has seldom been seen on
their grounds. Victory awarded the Philadephlais
by the following score: - - - ~,
4thnic. H,Ionic.. .........i ...i Q 8 IL
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

II
Pools were sold at Hey's" last evening the FASH
ion Course to take place to-day
In the the Fashion Course Of horses who had
never troed for money Honest Dutchman brought 500
$50 against the field, composed OF Gwynne, Charley
Greer and Chip Girl. In the on the Union Course
American Girl brought $50 ~ George Palmers $50 and
Wilkess $l5.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
DECORATION DAY.

Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the Judgment Day;
Under the blossoms the Blue,
Under the garlands the Gray.
So when the Summer calleth,
On forest and field OF grain,
With an equal murmur fallCth
The cooling drip of the rain.
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the Judgment Day,
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
MUSTERED OFT.

hISIIHED Oi t.
THERE mustered ont the gri.zled sire,
The son in bo,ish beauty,
From LIES forced-march, from battle-fre,
They're resting after duty.
Their beds are spread with yenal sheen,
Two angels came and made them green
The sunshine aul the showers;
Now let them he with garlinis spread
By living comrades OF the dead
And maideDs-hnman flowers;
Gods beautiful thoughts are flowers.
And while the race shall here be free,
And while wc all shall oIual he
Throughout this land OF ours-
For ave, for ave, the Thiriie'h Day
fever welcome, beautiful MAY,
Shall be the day fer Towers
Tor soldiers deal-Anl lowers
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

Is, a. %. 4h. 5th. 9Th 7th. eth. 9th. Total.
Mutual ......O 0 3 al
Forest city. . . 2-l3
Tn Crup Cuh. Duration off 2:4O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27

THE BOARD OF HEALTH has taken the most
stringent measures to protect us from being in
fected by ships coming from Perth Amboy, N.
j., that young and ambitious port Of entry
having signalized its admission to that dignity
by sending to our port number of infected
vessels which could never otherwise have
passed the searching eye of DR.. Carnochan.
A resolution has been adopted that such ves-
from the Health Officer of the port of New
York. This proceeding will probably close up
Perth Amboy, for that hopeful young port de-
pended mainly for business in Its ability to
ship infection into New York despite DR.. Car
nochan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27
T RIP L E SH f E I .
New York. Wednesday, July ~, 1870.
CONTENTS OF T0-DsY,i HERALD.

PAGE.
1-Advertsements.
2-Adveri isements-
3-The War The French Army Reinforced and In
Motion Napoeon's Plan OF Operation Skin.
the Coast oil Britain /: French Gunboats for the
khine The secret Treaty In and Out Of Par.
Lament The Prince OF Wales and the Danes
as NeutIals; An English View Of tue Attitude
of Ireland.
by the sea--Muscal and Theatrical Notes.
Music for the People-peciledly Frenchy-
Brooklyn City News-Real Estate Matters--The
Late Anson Burngame-Our Shipping Inter.
Castillo Latest Tragic Mystery-New York
City News-Deah OF an Opium Eater--An
Accomplished sneak THETA Pest Hole at
s.. he National Game-Personal nteiligencc-The
Knit at Midnight-An Abandoned Corpse
"Alps Wen That Ends Well''-Crltcisnis OF
New DOoks-Lady Frankln-Meeung Of the
Board OF tIeath-The City Hull Outrage-A
8-Editorials: Leading Article on the War S,ua-
ton III Europe, The Latest Developments
Naval n'eliigence-Amasement Announce
photographic News From All Parts OF the
World Premier Gladstone on the Alabama
The Laying OF the West India Cable Com,
menced; Terrible Disaster in Phiadc-
phia-Ncws from washngton-A "Sevenihy
Notwithstanding Congressman CaKins-
The Ocean Race: Yacht Showing the Cam
brio's Signals Seen Two Hundred Miles from
Sandy U0oh-Business Notices.
S-Canad an Annexation: the HERALD Demollshes
Political Party; the Annexationists Coming
out Opcnly-E0ng Branch RaceS-IDe Drown
ing Casualty at Hallfax-The Lost Child
FOund-A Dear Tooth.
8-Proceedings In the New York Courts-Financal
and Commercial Rcports-An Old Con-Mar-
riages and Deaths.
1O-The Hartman Murder: Conclusion Of the Trial
at Jersey Cty-A Brooklyn Tragedy-Fatal
Railroad Casualty-News from European
Outrageous Betrayal-The Intense Heat: Con-
tinuation OF the Healed Term-A Newark
Foreman Fatally Kicked by Housekeeping
Inteligence-Adverti
11-Mexleo: Robbery OF American Merchants by
the Mexican Pirate Forward; Opposition TO
President Juarez-A Pcrilous SwinR-Cuba:
Spanish IDEAS Regarding Probable European
war; the slavery Questionable Social Evil
News from BraZ!l-One W0man's Life--Ad-
vert IseKents.
Notwithstanding.