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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
Personal INTELLIGENCE.
Gov. Seward is not III.

GOV, NtWhTu ls moi III,
Sir John A. Macdonald is better.
Gen. O. W. McGrehry has been unanimously nom
nated by the Republicans Tor the Fret Congressional
District Of Iowa,
The Hayden and Handel Society Of Boston and
Nine. PpTcpa Eosa will positively sing at the coming
Beethoven festival In this city
Prince Schleswig -IIolstein is about to marry Miss
Cannelita Eiscnhlatt a German actress The King Of
Prussia has gwen the necessary authoriZA on.
A learned Hindoo, Babou Rajenchala Mtra has
that the women o. the ancient AIyaps wore ohgnons
There bas reefs and paintnEs the monuments
Of the ancient ces showing some OF form similar
those Of ae present day aud third larger than tho
head
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End of the CoIored Church Row.

Last night was the time appointed to settle the
dniculty in the Coiored Methodist Church in
Bleecker street and West Tenth street, between the
pastor and trustees. The house was well filed with
the members, but the reporters and white pcoplo
generally, some eve or SIX hundred, were turned
away by order Of Toward, Bishop Talbot was
present also, ard with the Rey. Mr Butler and tie
over. The result, as afterw ard announced by the
Bishop, was that the trustees backed down and ac-
kpowiedged the validity OF Mr. Buffers appointment
tor another year. The resu,.s sxJeceiyed with ap'
probation.
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Music for the ToiIing Million.

The Department of Public Parks have very
wisely adopted THE sUS's suggestion to change tb =.
hours for music in the several PARKS, which viii
hereafter be iron to r. NJ Messrs. sweeny and
Fields we're the champions OF TnE SUNS measure,
Mr.. Torpedo T.. Fields who has exclusive charge OF
the musical department, succeeded in passing u
resolution through the Board ordering music on
Monday evenings In Mount Morris square for the
benefit of he people OF the upper part OF the city
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BIockading the Game OF the American In-
stitute Ring.

An unusually large number of members attend.
cd tue monthly meeting last evening. in Consequence
OF the notice published in yesterdays sun Alder.
man Ely was in the chair. The expected report.
having been made elected furious debate in which
Mr.. Nash, DR. Ricll and others participated; aud on
motion Of the Committee, they actually tabled their
own report to escape It's utter defeat After trans
acting other business, the Institute appropriated
$4,000 toward paying the initial incidental expenses
of the approaching annual Fair.
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IhE SlAhh noA''
The order and time OF passing the home stake
boat was:


In addition to the regatta prize. n piece Of plate
valued at $50 for each class, the nrstclass sloops
contested for the champion penn ant which was won
last year by the Madeleine, and in consequence OF
her being altered to schooner, was In the hands Of
the CLUB. The rule for racing for the champion pen
nant was simply the first boat In wins, consequently
tho Grace won II by nearly ten minutes, although
the Addic V. will probably take the regatta prize, the
Oracle having to allow her nearly fifteen minutes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The House Foreign Affairs Committee opposes the
granting Of subsidies TO cable companies
About sixty candidates recently nominated for ap-
pointmcnt 10 cadetshnS In the Naval Academy have
been ordered 10 report for examination next Monday
The Senate Committee reports that since the act
OF August, 1851 there has been cNncted and paid on
Russian hemps tgoc 600 In excess OF dutiea. major
ny OF the Committee are IN nVor Of refunding tue
moncv,
During discussion on the Irdian Appropriation
bill the senate yesterday afternoon, Air. morrill, OF
Maine characterized the Piegan massacre a. = cold
hooded murder OF Innocent men, women, and chdrcn.
lie denounced Gen, Sheridan.
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The Close Of the Contest between ~. George
:nnd Phila elphia.

The concluding innings of both sides in the
match between the St. George and Philadelphia wsro
played yesterday, the ST. Georges CLUB winning by
81 runs Morley who on "Wednesday was put out
without run, Yesterday scored no less than 81.
Just saved ducks egg by scoring l. ID. Is.
Cooper, who wss undoubtedly one OF the best gen.
innings while he heaced the score in the second in
nings with II total OF a. ON the Philadelphia side.
lcrson In the hrst innings scored 63, and
run out In the second Tor 0, Clay who made Al
in tie rst only scored in the second innings.
The play all Tound on both sides good the neld-
ing Icing sharp and well sustained The following
Is the score by Innings:
isi To- ID In. Total
81. Georges Cub...,.....iOY lS a7
Philadelphia Club...u...,l1 Ol 2l6
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BOUTWELL, crIs GRIyyELL,s CONN.
The storage Business Returned to the
Warehouses on the Picrs-Omcini stu
ptdity Rebuked.

WAsuiSoroS, June e.-Sccrctary Boutwell,
has addressed Collector Grinnel tho following let
ter:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June l, 1870
SIR Upon full deliberation OF the papcr relative
to the storage OF goods upon delivery IRON the ve--
sells OF tile foreign steamship companies, can see
valid objection to the use OF the stores upon the
compahics piers II those stores be placed uuder
the exclusive control Of officers OF the customs.
by this mean that the officers OF the vessels and
the subordinates OF every Kind shall be excluded
from these storehouses. In fine, the etorchouses
mon the piers are to be treated and managed pro-
cisely other storenouscs are uesied and managed
and tie proprrtors Of the steamships and their ser
ynnts to be treated by the storehouse keepers pre-
ciscy as oil other persons are treated. SHOULD the
managers OF the steamships consent to this arrange
meni, see good reison why the business OF
storage cannot be restored to the warehouses on the
piers. Very RESPECTFULLY.
(Sisned) GEORGE $ BOUTWELL,. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03

Cholera has broken out In Rewah. In Bengal
Republican denominations have been made 81
both ends Of Italy.
The Pope refuses to delay the deliberations OF the
Gcumenical Council.
II is said that King William and Bismarck went 70
Ems to confer with the Czar.
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Spotted Tail and his three companions visited
tie White House yesterday, and had " bic talk'
with President Grant OF nearly an hours duration
Bill would be very acceptable President Grant
made spotted Tail present OF . meershnum pipe
and match case, and Mrs. Grant gave him box OF
Inhncun
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THE FESIdN FARCE.

Returned Fenians in the Pnrk-They Give
Three Cheers for william NJ. Tweed.
About l =. NJ. yesterday two companies of re-
turned Fenians took possession OF the western Dor.
tcn Of the City Hail Park, trampng down the dil /
which had been thrown up by Mr.. sweeneys work
men. They came ffom Malone, Most OF them wore
green jackets and stiff black felt hats. They were
unarmei A few OF item bore knapsacks. They
remained In the park several hours.
All Of them expressed their warmest gratit ude to-
ward Il g Hon. William NJ Tweed for his kindness
in advancing money for their return home During
tne afternoon they massed Themselves upon Mr..
sweoney's poughed ground, and gave Mr.. Tweed
three sky shaking cheers.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

The Italian who was killed by the railroad acci-
dent near Paterson Wednesday morning, was Charles
Curt, lie had no relatives IN ths country,
Daniel Miller nremAn on the FIRE Railway, wns
Instantly Killed 10 Elmira Wednesday AFTERNOON ny
falling from his engine when II was In motion He was
n . hp machinery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
The Cubnu Rattle In brooklyn.

The goors consisting Of diamonds, jewelry, silver
ware. paintings, &C. sd,cTtlsed 90 be ranied Tor Jane
suffering women and clldrsn Of % Cuba have all been
maj nurposc' AIR Geo w. Brown hAs hecn comins.
soned ~ the Cuban Jnnla to tnee charge Of ana nan
age the -anle, Mluu tL bE hLbahA' IItsiuehl
NEw YoRK May ~, 1870
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The Mord,up, Divorce Case.

LONDON, June 2.-Thc decision Of the appeal Of
the plaintiff in the Mordaunt divorce case to-day ws
rendered BY Lord Penzance and Justices Kelley and
keating The Court hold that owing to the con-
tnuod Insanity Of Lady Mordaunt, she Is in no con-
dition to make legal reply, and therefore the pro-
ceedings Tor divorce can be carried no further.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
rn. p.r..c,,Io, of ,br J.vs in Roumapin.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Simon Wolfe, Esq, Of
this city calle on the Secretary OF State to-day and
presented telegrams from various parts OF tho
tni'ed States with reference to outrIges upon the
Jews in Roumena, and asking for tho intcrcessiOn
has been determined 10 appoint Adolphe Buehner,
who is an Israelite, Consul at Bucharest, Roumana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
Den. Starr Hailed Our Of Prison.

BuFrALo, June 2.-Gen. Starr of Kentucky, in
prison here, and Col. VIM. B. Smith of Bunhlo, in
PRISON nj Cunandagna, were bnicd IN this city to-
each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03

Assembyman 0kcefe, Morris Farrell, and
Capt. Hylald, OF Brooklyn. who were appointed
Committee to go to the toht and bring home the dest
tute Feniana, have been arrested there by the Cana
dian authorities on suspicion that tney were
gagged with the invaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

William Quinn aged I, was killed in Yonkers yea.
,erday by furniture tru,k belonging to r. Grow of
i Nulliyan OF this sty. The artvet and his Two
connanions were arrested by the mounted pol Ice at
Einrshrid- O. aud taken back 10 YonkerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
The Mutuais Defeating the Athletics OF
BROOKLYN.

On the Union ground yesterday. although the
Mutuals were victorious, their amateur antng gonists
have reason to be ashamed OF their defeat They
Aelded and batted well, and had the Mutuals not
battcd so powerfully, there would have been good
show for them. The following is the by in
Dings:
lst. ed Sd. iih. 5th. 9th. 7th. sth. 9th.
hS,Sri hiHIe'c c;.:...S : : I ! u S-ss'
To-day the MuIuals and Eckfords play on the
Union ground
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
To STATE Prison nj Last,

Tommy Hadden and J. &. Pike were yester-
day sent TO New Jersey a requisltion, to take
theiy trial for stealing $3000 worth Of furniture from
reSidenee in Hudson City. They were tried here
for bringing the stolen property to this city but
the Jersey folks not liking New York justice will
try them there,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03

Col. h. l.. Patrick, for two years Democratic
member OF Assembly from Chemung cornty. and IN
sspirant for the Speakership last winter b under
rest la company with Geo. j.. Davis, an Elmira JUS
,,-- ~ ,N- p----. charged nth ~clretins tho
sion OF soldiers widow after her death, By means
Of forged papers.
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THE ATLANTICS REGATTA.
FORMAL PROTEST AND CHALLENGE
FROM THE MADALEINE.

SIoop and Schooner Races from Gewanus
Bay to the Light Ship-Tidat Wave and
Oracle the winpers-Wahing for the
Wind and Starting without it.
The fifth annual regatta of the Atlantic Yacht
Club was yesterdays great event In the Lower Bay.
The morning opened duh and hazy, with not sufficient
wind to nutter lsdy's veil; and as ofncers OF the
Club. yaehtsmen, guests, and others took their posi-
tons In the guests judges boat, or on board the
yachts, crave fears were entertained and very forcby
expree that no race would be hold.
At the foot OF Montague street the Victoria sey-
mour waited until nearly o'clock 10 take board
the judges, representatives OF the press and few
select friends. The JUICES and their friends
hand on time, but tho "press men" were far behind.
Meanwhile . continuous procession OF ladies and
gentlemen was pouring on board the Sleepy Hollow,
which, from her after movements, was most de-
eidedly wide awake, and from the grateful sound.
OF music which started from her decks and hoated
over the water, was the very reverse Of hollow.
On arriving in 0owanus Bay, the competing
as even a eaispew Of the mildest Kind was stir
ring this was very dincult matter. More than
heels had to be towod Into position by boats rowcd
by tho men who manned the yacht.
THE START.
The time for the start had been exed AZ i0:is but
ns the Regatta Committee had not made any pre-
ylous arrangements for having good wind blow
ing at that particular hour it found impossible
TO follow the original prozramme. AZ f19f A. NJ
% 70 g ss % way sns :. la os .se"na
whistle said Start"
n. order W. Oscyed, su, very .gExi:hly. for q.
eine the nrst OF, the hand. on board having be-
was given. fSe Tidal Wave s was eloss behind her,
on ,he other ssi fee e.cis and H we
on together, the latter making the best start and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03
neisn Of Terror in soutL AmcrIca.

Affairs are approaching crisis in the Argen-
tine Reoublic. In AonteFideo reign Of terror pre-
walls. eight persons having been murdered iu ons
utshl' Tho doyerameat refuses TO intertoru.
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BROOKLYN.

Smallpox h raging In the Fourteenth and Sixteenth
Wards. Eight persons died yesterday.
The Board OF Health have requested the clergy
men OF the city 10 report The ases OF all persons mar
rted by them,
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THE LIGHT SHIP.
The time OF passing the light .hip was
ssss.s sssi. W.: Il Z E'ss zsss,,,s: i {

The Calypso was about eight minutes behind the
Modsleins and the Lois, which had crept up well
since rounding Southwest Spit, was about fifteen
minutes behind, but as the yachts were head
ing homeward with tie wind nearly dead astern,
the judges could not wait TO time them, and ali
steam WAS put on for the starting point, Gowanus
Bay.
Successfully the Madeline, with her foresail
doomed out which appeared 10 retard her consider.
ably, the Tidal Wave, the Addie V =, and the Oracle
were passed, ana soon left lar behind On resching
Fort Hamilton, some OF the smaller craft were
caught, but the smarter ones had already reached
TIE HONE STAKE BOAT
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Senatorial Love Of Old Fouyism.

WASHINGTON. June 9.--The bill t, abolish the
frankng privilege up In the senats yesterday
but its enemies postponed IT, Its friends have shan.
doned all hope OF its passage this session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-03

Brook,yp PoIi,icion, n. ,Iar,,r-.

The Red Stockings, of Cncinu att, beat the Onta
was &C to 1.
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a'ss S.w Line 90 Washington.

wAsnlSotat, June a--Sqnator Chandler will
coon press the bill for n air'lins railway from
Ms.hiaR Los 10 New York
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Drief-liff.
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Ser Sottor nidts, er begriif bieie Stints
mun9.
Die getoen eiHaen in cine Shcntc, aber 10
isbr au6 Der 3ottpr iidl bemiibte, Den abges
rihensn iSaben Der uuterbaltur9 tpieoer aH=
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gen.
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unb brad balo auf
9ahnem osr 8ottor NIT be9a9liher &ube
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S6laiItdtte aufiuIuben.
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nur in ben Sbenfen, an oenen Der Dottor
porbei tpanoerte berribte NOD lautes Ses
ben.
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um in ben bea beleubteten Sausitur binein
gu i6auen, unb Oann entran9 ii9 mObl Elm
ltwerer Seufier ieiner Yrult, wenn er an Die
8lhdlt9en oadte, bic bort nod binter ben ool'
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gelnter pber elm peripGteter gBanoerer.
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bie9en, on Der Ieine aBobnun9 lag, OILS er
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1iiiie fiir bic GlenSril.


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genigen etliGe Woten 5ur Bouenonns eer Rur. ,psnn
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