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The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Fulton ferry on Wednesday night 10y two Italian
music boys, named Peter Glard ana John Astrl.
The boys were arrested and locked up to answer
The lady managers OF the Williamsburg Industrial
School held fair and festival last evening at rhe
institution In South Third street. The fair was
largely attended. Ii Will be continued This evening
A new house. belonging to Felix Duny, IN Four
teenth street. near Third avenue was broken into on
Wednesday ght and robbed Of all the lead pipe.
The thieves damaged the house to the amount ol
SlcO III teatlng Tie pipe OUT
Several eases Of small pox reported In the six
teenth and Seventeenth wards, L. u. AT No. 63
Graham avenue an entire family, named Andrews,
are suffering with the terrible disease and are de-
serted by then neighbors. Several deaths were
reported yesterday.
Mary Lees residing at No. 40 Front street, becom-
ing tired OF life, about TO throw herself into the
from the wharf at the foot of Dock street on
Wednesday night. Sergeant Pierce, of the s.cond
fatal leap and took her home.
II is said that the committee who Investigated the
charges against District Attorney S. ID. Morris will
offer q resolution at the next meeting OF the Board
Of Supervisors TO the eect that the charges against
that offcia and the proceedings Of the committee
be Transmitted 10 The Governor for his action
Yesterday Fire Marshal Ready submitted his
report shows that during the month OF May there
were twentyfour fres ten IN the Eastern and four
teen III the Western district, the whole involving
ioss OF $780, $50. The Insurance on the property
slI5,000.
The Board OF Health are after the Brooklyn
clergy The reverend gentlemen, II appears, neglect
20 notify the Board when they unite two
hearts, and yesterday request was issued to the
clergy OF all denominations 10 send TO the Health
Once the names OF all persons married by Them for
the purpose Of having them placed OIL record
Yesterday telegram was received in Brooklyn by
the friends Of ex-Assembyman U'keerc 10 The
effect that he, Captain Hyand and Tbomas FaIe
were arrested at Malone and Licked u &:
OF being concefled ia the fenian movement against
Canada. The gentlemen II VIII be rememDered,
left Brooklyn for the front for the purpose OF pick
ing up the poor fellows from BroQBiyn Who had been
left IN the lurch on the borders.
Mayor kalbneisch will submit his annual mes
cage to the Comnan Council on Monday. The
estimate Of the Board OF Education for The
maintenance OF the public schools for 1871, as
recommended FOR insertion in the budget, exceeds
last years y $500, ,000 but the Board OF Education
claim that 1t fs necessary for tie building and atea-
tons of the schools. The Mayor, 1t is sai is endea-
pOring to keep the expenses OF ne city within reach
Ing distance, but inds 1t rather difficult matter 10
20 SO.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
SAILED.

Steamships Nemesis Liverpoo Bavaria, Hamburg; Her.
Bremen; City Of Merida. Vera Cruz via Havana;
MORO Castie Havana Gen Barnes, Savannah Sara,ogs
Richmond. &C; Hatteras, Norfolk.
Wind at sunset s. IIcb,.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

new house, belonging TO Felix Duny, IN Four
'eenth street, near Third avenue, was broken into
Wednesday ght and robped Of all the lead pipe
The thieves damaged the house to the amount Of
SlO0 III tearing the pipe out.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
BELOW.

Bark Boomerang (Br, 13 days lace Bay (Receved
pilot from boat Abm Legge No LIST inst of Montauk
Brig Atlantic from the by pilot boat Ariel
Patterson, No l2l
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

The Commissioners Of Emigration held their regu.
lar weekly meeting at Wards Island yesterday after
noon. The business transacted was mostly OF a
rOutine character
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
Y &c II r N G..
AN. ..lual Regatta Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club.

Brilliant Assemblage and Fine sailing-The
Tidal Wave, Oracle, Orion, White Cap and
Vivid, Of Their Glasses, First to the Home
Staksboat- Whether Winners Of the
Race Not Yet Decided-The Oracle
Bears or the Champion Pen
nant-A Protest Against
the Tidal Wave.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

AFcld&c temperature ycstCiodt 80
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ........'.....s.s.s... ~;
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Several eases Of smallpox are reported in the Six
teenth and Seventeenth wards, i. u. AT No. 63
Graham avenue an entire family, named Andrews,
are suffering with the terrible disease and are de-
serted 10y then neighbors. Several deaths were
reported yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
SHIPPIN G. N E w s.
Almanac for New York -This DAY.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dssinution.
Office.
Steame,'.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND July.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Mary Lees, residing at No. 40 Front street, becom.
ing tired OF le, about 10 throw herself into the
river from the wharf at the foot of Dock street on
Wednesday night. Sergeant Pierce, OF the : cond
precinct, seized her she was about TO take the
fatal leap and took her home.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Neither Board OF the Common Council met yester-
day afternoon, a quorum not appearing at roll CALI
and the respective clerks declared each board
adjourned without day.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Yesterday morning man, who appeared to b
about twenty-five years OF age jumped from one Q
the Fulton ierryboats as she was leaving her slip
and was drowned. As yet the body has not been re
covered.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

II is said that the committee who Investigated the
charges against District Attorney S. ID. Morris Will
OFFER resolution at the next meeting OF the Board
of Supervisors TO the effect that the charges against
that Official and the proceedings OF the committee
be Transmitted 10 The Governor for his action.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Henry Stanton, son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton, who has been preparing himself for the stage
for some time past Will make his debut in the Ly.
ceum next fa. The subject Of his first lecture Will
be 440Ur BUys.n
The New York herald., 1870-06-03

Yesterday Fire Marshal Ready submitted his
monthly report to the Brooklyn Police Board. The
report shows that during the month OF May there
were twenty-our fres ten IN the Eastern and four
teen III the Western district the whole involving a
siI50UO.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

THE DIPLOMATIC CORPs AT WAsHrNGroN.-
The highest order, socially, is the foreign diplo-
itself, the first position. Then we have the
senators, and supreme court and members of
the cabinet, nearly on level-Or SO near that it
Is doubtful or rather in dispute, as to which has
the preference. Then We have members of the
House, and the multitude OF minor Off cials One
has to be amused when looking at the little di-
plomatic corps that takes upon itself such an
air Of exclusiveness, and Is looked up to with
garded in European courts as a place for
honorable Punishment. it being socially un-
desirable and possessed OfnO field for display
Of diplomatic ability, the more influential and
able men of the profession shrink in dismay
from residence in our beloved capital. The
consequence is that we get only the lesser
lights. They are rather nice sort Of men, but
not the sort to worship socially, or in any
other way. To see the corps in all its glory
one must attend an opera night at the National
theater. He will find the diplomats out in
full force, and all clustered together in the
front chairs of the orchestra, with q few.
perhaps, perched like crows in one of the stage
boxes. Between the acts the corps rise up and
face the audience. And then they appear in
all their awful glory. Taken separately, one
would not be seriously oppressed but to be
ing. If one draws near, he hears chatter
ing i'm French, like unto SO many jays in mass
citing. The gods Of the galleries have
lately taken to resenting this facing about
and dramatic move occurs, general shout Of
derision goes up, ard cries Of Down in 'front.'
.sAin't we handsome?" and limitations OF the
croaking OF crows are hesrdi ios, owing to
tives of efiete despotisms are called crows by
the gods Of the gallery. The corps took this
assault calmly and with superior indifference,
until few decayed oranges snrvs anu apples came,
corps gracefully subsided.-Wass'ngsoH Cores
pOadence Of Ci,tctnndti Commeretd''
Evening star., 1870-02-11

TuE Ecu MENlCAL COUNCIL.-The Westmin-
lister Gazette states that about $50 signatures
have been attached TO the memorial in favor of
the definition of infallibiity. The London
Standards correspondent at Rome reduced that
number by about 100, and asserts that. on the
other hand, 140 members Of the Council have
signed the protest against the "OppOrtuneness'
OF launching the dogma. Cardinal Rauscher
(Archbishop of Vienna) appears to have pre-
pared separate protest in the same sense. 1t
has been published i'm the Augsburg Gazette.
with an intimatiOn that it will be presented to
the Pope in a few days. Four English prelates-
DIR. Clifford, Of Clifton; DIR. Amherst, of North
aHptOn; Dr. Cllathorne, Of Birmingham, and
lister, and now Archbishop of Trebizond an par-
hCns iafdeium-are named as having Joined the
ranks Of the opposition on this question. The
standards correspondent is doubtful about DR.
cHathorne, but that the Right Rev. Prelate has
long enjoyed the advantage Of close intercourse
with DIR. Newman, and the statement need not
be deemed SO very improbable after all.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE- Tke Stfaafi0a an
Fraace-The British Parliament. dc.-Paris Is
tranquil There Is strong feeling OF excite
mert under the surface, but the ample precau-
lions cf the Government prevent any manifeS-
tations OF disorder. Ii il reported that at the
beginning of the trouble, the Emperor and his
star, ia ini UNIFORM. were prepared, ii the riot
became an insurrection, 10 join the troops. In
the Corps Legislatif yesterday, Maurice Rich
ards, Minister of Fine Arts, in answer to an in
terpellation regarding the document missing
from the archives of the Government. said that
some letters Of Napoleon L. were in such hands
tEat lac would take the responsibility of leaving
them there. keratry was dissatisfied with the
explanation, and chaI ged that the present Cabi-
net was no longer Parliamentary Ministry,
but belonged TO the Court. For that the deputy
was called TO order, but he continued, declaring
that the present NAPOLEON sought to corrupt the
leaders OF the legis,atiS body. The President
here interrupted keratry, and refused TO allow
him TO proceed with his remarks. The Journal
La M.sere has been seized, and its director ar
rested. The report that Provost Paradol IL ta
GO TO Washington as Minister of France is CON
tradicted.
In the British House of Loras YESTERDAY, the
Earl of Kimberly submitted the correspondence
between England and the United States ON the
Alabama claims. In the House of Commons
beaumont gave notice OF bill TO relieve bishops
from attendance at che House of Iords. The
Postmaster General explained that the confu-
sion in the telegraph service was due TO the in.
experience of the new employees, bad weather
and sudden increase Of business. lie implored
the public to have patience, as the trouble was
ulofCQ llldt " Don
ovan Rosa would not under the law take a seat
in the House OF Commons q new writ of election
he issued for Tipperary. A vote was taken,
with the following result: For GladstoneIs mo-
ton, SOL; against, 81.
The Spanish Government has sent authority
to the Spanish Minister at Washington 10 make
treaties of peace with the Republics Of South
America.
Copies of the Gazette D'Augsbourg, contain
ing draft Of the canon Of Pspal Infallibility,
were seized and contiscated at the post ofice in
Rome.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
Road knigh I'm Louisiana-Mrs.D DR..
Walker a yictisn

On the 3d instant the renowned DR. Mary
Walker, being en- route from Clinton, Louisiana
10 bayou Sara, availed herself at jackson of an
invitation from Captain Thomas III. Jenks TO
ride over in his buggy, there being no other con-
yeyance. Between three and four u. m, when
within three miles Of Bayou sara, the Captain
was startled by the lady suddenly reaching for
ward, seiZing the reins and bringing the horse
TO dead halt, when simultaneously with raising
his eyes, and discovering on either side of the,
buggy a highwayman In a kneeling position
covering him with a double -barreled gun. the
order WAS gwen, Your money or your lives,
At this moment the captain was feeling under
the cushions for his revolver, when the robber
shouted, "Move a muscle and I fire" The lady
comprehending the danger, seized Capt. Jenks'
hands and held them up, showing him 10 be dis
armed, when they were ordered 10 leave the
buggy. lad of about fourteen wears old. with
revolver i'm his hand, conducted the vehicle
behind the thick growth by the wayside. the
to follow.
Captain jerks observed the moment tina, ne
fixed his ewes upon the robber covering him
with his piece, that the man became nervous
which was apparent from tlux trembling OF the
gun barrel, and he was ordered Ia turn his
back, which he refused 10 do, saving. You
have our lives and property in your hands" )" to
which the robber replied, - We want your mo-
ney.'
The captain had considerable funds and yalu-
able papers about him. but slipping hts hand in
his vest pocket, threw upon the grass about So;
the lady Was then ordered To throw her money
upon the grass, which she did 70 the amount of
between $50 and s10-all she had but a ten cent
Pieoe-and, holding IL up between her fingers,
she asked the villains il they wished that too 90
which they replied, No." They threatened.
however, TO search the prisoners, and al NOR,
Vas found they would murder them. One
OF the highwaymen then stated that he would
break open and search the captains trunk.
The captain threw him the kew. aud requested,
that lac would not spoil the lock. After an eN-
animation Of the trunk the bandits retired
slowly TO distance of some eighty yar,ls, con-
unulng 10 cover the party with their guns. on
reaching Bayou Sara, an affidavit was made
and a description % the bandits given a near As
possible, notwithstanding their half blac ckened
and disguised faces. The cOolncss and s..lf-pOs-
session of the lady probably preserved both her
and Capt Jenks from being murdered. An
Inspection of the neighbOrhOod showed a spare
revolver at The foot of a tree, while "A few wards
distant i'm the road was a dead mule. bleeding
from wound in the haunch.-Nac orIea.s r.
publican, 5fh.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
fBy Cable
The Markets To-Day.
Ifle0rdflked R-nf.Is....I..

BALTIMORE, Feb ll--Cotton firm for Mid
Flour very dull. Wheat dull: choice MARYLAND
red, Sl4oaSl.45. Corn active; receipts smsI':
white and yellow, 95ag7c. Oats steady at asa-,r-
rork nrm at SO SoaS2s Bacon firm rib sid
l5a al6c.; clear do, l6 \ ai6X: shoulders Islat
mans, lSa9oc. Lard firm at l6xc. Whisky mr..
and stock scarce at 9Sagac.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ll.-Nirginia 6's. old. 81
bid, 81 asked; do. lseG, 50 bid do. ls67 IS bia
do. coupon, new, IS bid. North Carolinas old
AZ bid; do. new, 2if bad.
NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-Stocks firm Money
easy at 5s6 per cent. Exchange, long, 81; short,
sA. Gold, 20S. Bonds, l4k. Virginia sizes
ex-coupon, 81; new, 65. North Csroliaas, old,
AK; new, 25H.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1i.-Flour is a shade frmer
on low grades. Wheat quiet and very firm.
Corn hrm.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
Fatal Explosion Of q Steamboa
Boiler.
1sIegYdpked Ezclusirely to The Evening Star.

MEMPHIS, Feb. IA special dispatch to the
Ardldnche from Helena this morning. from Cap
tain Matt. Glass, Of the steamer Commercial
says s:-The Maggie Hays, from New Orleans for
Pittsburg, blew up at Shute &C, near Helena
yesterday afternoon, killing Capt. Martin, the
second engineer. and deck hands. The second
clerk Mr. Ruse was badly but not fatally scalded.
The passengers are all safe. We have them and
the balance Of the crew. Owing to the fact that
the cable across the Mississippi here is not
working no further particulars have been
received, but the Commercial, with the passen-
gers, will be here this p. m, when full particu-
lars will be gathered and forwarded.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
The New BrunsWfck Legislature.
Telegraphed Erclusirely to The Evening .Star.

ST. JOHNS, n. b., Feb. 1.-THE Legislature
was opened yesterday by a speech from the
Lieutenant Governor. His Excellency alluded
in warm terms to the general prosperity of the
Province. Measures to provide general system
Of education, and to secure a share of the immi-
grafton from England, is strongly recommended
u the attention of the two Houses.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., Feb. 1.-THE di ficulty be-
tween the Lieutenant Governor and Parliament
has ended by the latter Withdrawing the name
of Bennett, and proceeded to discuss the reply
to the address in due form. The House. by a
deputation, will wait upon his excellency to-
day, and II is expected that the resignation of
the present Ministry will Immediately follow,
Evening star., 1870-02-11

The CUBAN QCEsTIoN.-Mr. Sherman intro
duced in the Senate this morning a join; reso-
luton recognizing the present existence OF 4
state of war between Spain and Cuba, and de-
claring that the United States observe with deep
interest the civil war now existing in Caba, and
spmpathize with its people, as with the people
of all American nations or colonies, in their
efforts to secure Independence of European
powers, and that the United States will observe
strict neutrality between the belligerent par
ties, as is their duty under the law of nations.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

PERsoNAL-Lieutenant General Phil. Sher-
idan, Major General Forsyth, and General In
gals are here. General Sheridan called upon
General Sherman and the President YESTERDAY.
He will remain here for a week ....Capt,in
Robert Lincoln eldest son of the late President.
was at the White House yesterday, and had a
pleasant interview with the President and Mrs
Grant. He Is sojourning with his father-in law
Senator Harlan. ''''Hon. W. S. Groesbeck, of
Ohio, Hon. Charles j. Franklin, of West yir-
giTia, and hon. Demas Barner, OF New York
are at Willards',
Evening star., 1870-02-11

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS EoR DRINK-A
few days since two fellows while inebriated as
saulted gentleman on the highway near Lewis
ton, Maine, and endeavOred to shoot him. The
interpOstiOn of a fourth person saved his life.
Afterward the offenders called upon him to see
If they could not prevent a prosecution. He
agreed not to prosecute them on condition that
they gave guarantee of $50 each that they
wonld touch not, taste not, handle not, intoxi-
eating drinks for five years. One of them has
deposited $500 in the bank, and the other has
given a lien on his real estate for that amount
The first violation Of the pledge forfeits the
violat0r his $500.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE PARIS RIOT

All QuietLThe Soldiers and Police
ssikl Ou the Alert-FOur Hundred
Arrests TO be Wade-Gustave FlOu.
reus still at Large.
Tlsg-1pled EreiVsirely TO Tie Erenino Star.
PAGis, Feb. 11.-The city is entirely Quiet
There were no disturbances during the night,
The soldiers have not Yet been returned to
their barracks. The police ps.roiied the streets
in force, but did not find it necessary to make
any arrests.
Over four hundred persons will be arpre-
hended for completely in the rioting during the
three days past. The magistrates are investi-
eating the cases as rapidly a. possible, and all
those prisoners who are TO be prosecuted fur
ther have been sent elsewhere for confinement.
Gustaye Flourens i still at large.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

DISTRICT BUSINESS IN CONeREss.-The House
Committee on the District Of Columbia met this
morning, and had under consideration the Sem
ate bill to pave and sewer M street. A delega-
ton, consisting of Judge Wylie, John c. Hark-
ness, I. G. Connolly and others, appeared and
opposed the passage of the bill. Messrs w. E.
Brown, VIM. Stickney and others, on the other
hand, urged its passage.
The bill exempting certain property OF debt
ors in the District of Columbia from levy. at
tachment, or sale on execution, which makes it
" the duty Of the officer levying an execution or
serving an attachment, at the request of the
defendant, to appoint three disinterested house,
holders of the ward or county in which the de-
fendant resides to take an inventory and ap-
praise the property Of the defendaHk; and should
IL appear by such inventory and appratsement
lists that the property levied on or attached is
exempted by law, il shall be the duty Of such
officer to release such property, and return it to
the defendant; and in case such officer shall
neglect or refuse to release and return such pro-
perty, he shall be guilty Of q misdemeauor, and
upon conviction on Indictment shall be fined,
was amended SO to make the fine not to ex-
ceed $500 nor less than 500, (instead of 800 as
in the original bill, at the discretion Of the
Court trying the cause.
The bill to incorporate the Concrete Pave
ment Company was taken up and amended by
making the stockholders liable for the debts Of
the concern.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

|Bawl dresses-baby clothes.
~Council Bluffs has impeached is mayor.
@ The Cardinal vacancies have increased 70
twenty.
DIMuskrat skins are currency in the far West.
Edwards and Collyer win 60 to pound on
the I'd Of March.
~Spurgeon says there is not the least like
lihood Of his crossing the Atlantic.
- Horsefiesh ID dying OF pneumonia i'm San
Francisco.
srCairo, III, offers land to parties who will
come and build factories.
@Chicago has opened its first German High
School.
ga man with Commission from Paul to
preach" h holding forth i'm the towns Of Yer
~ The colered people of Missouri claim part
Of the Congressional land grant 10 the Asricul-
tural College for thicr "Lincoln Institute
sTAt the Bennett Eclectic Medical College
commencement, I'm Chicago, the other day, two
"grl graduates with golden hair" took diplo-
mas.
p0Mr. A. ii. III. Stuart, of Virginia, has
turned editor. "Another good man gone 80 saws
the Louisville Courier-Journal
~Voltaire Is the author Of the saving, "The
which has been attributed to John Wilkes and
TO Lord Lytton.
HGen. Beauregara j. engaged 20 Mrs. Haas
Of New Orleans. This promises to be a more
successful engagement than any he entered into
while General I'm the G. >. A.
4rSince the exhibition OF Prince Arthuris
Pedestrian proclivities I'm New York, walking
has become quite the thing with th snobby young
men Of that city, who are always on the lookous
70 ape foreign ways.
monument 70 Adam. There is no prospect OF
the realization OF the proposition: Bat lt .eens
to us that we might show our tlal re-rect w
celebrating the old gentiemans birthday
Evening star., 1870-02-11
Movements Of ocean steamers

1etegrGphed Erctusirc'y TO The Ereni,ag Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Vile dc
Paris, from Brest for this port, arrived at Hall
lax late last night short of coal She experienced
heavy weather. Tie steamer will leave to-day
and lac due here on SUNDAY.
Several steamers are now overdue here.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

The State Of Delaware almost EQUALS the
viceI0y Of Egypt in its methods of extortiOnate
taxation. 1t levies special taxes on banks. in
surance companies, canals, railroads, etc. and
for tax OF one-fourth Of one per cent mon
the cash value Of the capital stock of any
corporation chartered by that or any other
state, "lawfully doing business i'm this state"
Under this provision the Western Union tele-
graph company is asked to pay s45yooo this
year.
Evening star., 1870-02-11
Ne. D c. H.
INTERNAL REvKNUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were Si75 ,5S6.

NoMINATroNs.-The President sent the fol.
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Passed Assistant Paymaster George l.. Mead
to be Paymaster U. 5. n.
Passed Assistant Paymsster VIM. ". Wood
hull to be Paymaster L. =. n.
Commander jonathan Young TO be restored
to his original position.
Assistant Naval Constructor Jno. W. Elshv
to be Naval Constructor..
Thos. L. Wilson, of Pennsylvania, to be Con
sui at Matamoras