The New York herald., 1870-06-07

count being devoted any special tribe that there
would be confusion ana very unequal distribution,
not including chances affords for every species OF
irregularity. The Senate propose to assist in que-
ing Indian disturbances by providing for the faithful
carrying out OF treaty stipulations.
Tae Municipal Election-Maycr Bowen De-
feated-Seri0us Riot.
AT the Third ward polls this afternoon, during a
difficulty between the whites and blacks one of the
latter was shot In the wrist. riot occurred In the
Seventh ward. which became so serious that the off,
GERS were Obliged to resort to force. coored
man was shot by one of the officers the bali enter
Ing the left side. BY riding into the vast crowd OF
several thousand persons and brskly using their
baions the mounted police succeeded In dispensing
the rioters, some OF whom were arrested. With
these exceptions there was general good order
throughout the city. Never be fore has there
been so much interest In municipal
election In this city. The nam contest
was between Bowen, the present Mayor of Wash
ington, and Emery, also republican, who was for
the greater part supported by those outside of that
organization The Emory men claim the election OF
their candidate by over three thousand majority,
together with their candidates for City Council Can
non are being fired tonight, and bonfres lighted by
the vctOrs.
Marriage Of n Member Of the Austrian Lega.
tiOn.
This morning the marriage OF the Count Maxi
milan Esterhazy, OF the Austrian Legation at WASH
ington, TO Mrs. Sally Carroll Griffin, widow of Gen.
era Griffin, was celebrated by Rev. II. B. Coskery,
Vicar General and Administrator OF the Archbsh-
Opric Of Baltimore, at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. William T. Carroll, in this city, In the
presence of the President Of the United States and
Mrs. Grant the Secretary Of State and Mrs. Fish,
the Austrian Minister, the French Minister the
Spanish Minister, Governor Swami, Counts Turenne
and ColObiano, ana OF Mr.. Freeman, Of the British
Legation.
Appropriation for Sundry Civil Expenses.
The following the items In the bill reported TO-
day, making appropriations Tor sundry civil ex-
penses:-Protection Of passengers &C., on vessels
propelled In whole or in part by steam, S14l, ,190
revenue cutter service, 81 33l, 400; loans and Trea
sary notes. 100000; rent OF Surveyor Generals
office, s32, ,400 expenses Of collecting revenue from
public lands, 1898 200; Metropolitan Police of the
District of Columbia, S211, $50; charitable instl
tutions OF the District OF Columbia, $329. $40;
Botanic Garden, Washington, $l4,675; Smithsonian
Institution, $4,000; public buildings under the
Treasury Department. $2,O4l, ,15s; lighthouses, bea-
cons and stations sl3; repairs Tor the same
sls5,eoo; armorles and arsenals, saos,9l2; public
works around Washington, s13s,s47; Washington
Aqueduct, sl439e0; navy yards, s514,OOO; Capitol
extension, $139Ooo; Patent once, ST. 50O Agricutu-
raj Department Building, SAL, 700; lighthouse esta b.
shment, 81 43, 2O7; survey Of the coast $643 900;
survey OF public lands, $402, ,0o0 miscellaneous,
$744463; derraying expenses of United States
Courts, 81, ,2OOO0O. Total, Sll,77S l27.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate in executive session this afternoon
frmed the nomination of Drake De Kay, OF New
Jersey to be Consul at Magdalen, Mexico, and John
Lngafet to be Postmaster at Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Personal.
Secretary Belknap and family left here on the
night train for West Point on ten days visit. 1t il
the intention of the Secretary while at West Point
to personally examine into all details connecte ed
with the organization, discipline and OF in
struction Of the institution. This object OF the visit
Is superior to that Of recreation.