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rosr OrrIcE DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1913.
May 30-lawiw
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that 4 was already known to a part OF the men,
bers that he had paid some attention to the anti
quities Of America. He possessed, as they were
probably aware, little imag nation. He was mat
ter-of-iact person and, therefore, was that ne
wished these drawings to come before the world
Here was truth, not fancy. Look at the accounts
and sketches of Palenque formerly given; and how
were they made! After the death OF the architect,
one having been stolen. and one transcribed, there
was no certainty OF their correctness. Here, there
was the greatest He would add but a single re-
mark. They had among them gentleman who
had travelled in Egypt Syria. and the coast Of
Africa, with great profit TO the public, and this
great traveller, Mr.. Catherw0od, was the same man
who made these drawings on the spots which they
represent and the fact of his intimate and pract-
cal acquaintance with the various architecture of
other lands, gives to them great value and imPor-
lance Mr. Gallatin concluded by remarking that
he perfectly agreed with the language OF the reso-
lutions, that this was debt which the new world
owes to the old. We live upon their literature !;
and il is the least return which we can make
them.
The question was then put, and the resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Professor Robinson resumed the reading oil his
paper, on "The Druses," on the conclusion OF
which vote of thanks was passed, and the societv
adjourned.
Coffee and sandwiches were provided, as usual, IN
the adjoining room and the company, among
whom were several distinguished strangers, passed
the rest of the evening in conversation.
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st. Louis Z hurch. BufYalo.


A correspondent of the "New York Herald" writes
that the difficulty between the St.Louis church and
the Bishop, he is informed, has been settled, and
the place Of the Rev. Mr.. .Parr. The Bishop, he
learns, is not 10 receive the surplus funds of the
church, as they are to be disposed OF according TO
the wishes OF the Society. Sc far the correspond
ent" -.
On this the editor of the Herald remarks, "that
the difficulties the case of the st. Louis church
have been amicably arranged Bishop Hughes, has,
in dispute, and yielding up the right insisted on his
celebrated pastoral letter. his signiied his permits
sion to the trustees to manage their own affairs as
heretofore"
From these statements, it is certain that the cor
respondent Of the Herald andits editor are both mis-
taken; and their statements are calculated to de-
ceiye others if not promptly contradcted.
First. The difficulties in the case, If any there
be, have not been arranged" either "amcably'
or otherwise.
Second. The Bishop has not compromised IN any
measure" whatever, the points in dispute" nor
his pastoral letter. So much for the mistakes Of the
editor.
Third There has not been one word about the
appointment of "a new minister In the place OF the
Rev. Mr.. Par." 49,. =
Fourth. The insinuation of the correspondent
that the Bishop ever claimed any funds, or "surpus
funds" OF that church, is gratuiiOus and false.
Fifth. The question has not altered its bearing one
iota from the commencement. The Bishop had to
contradict, some time ago, similar slanderOls
charges, copied into the Commercial Advertiser
from tn" Buffalo Gazette" The editor Of that
Gazette most honorably gave up the name of the in!
dvidua with whom the fasehood originated. That
individual saw refutation Of it published in Bufia
10, both in English and in German. The conse-
quence was, that the whole community there saw
that the Bishop had not made the demands that
were charged upon him; and that, therefore, he
could not relinqush them. The inventors OF the
falsehood, then probably willing to find escape
in species OF Invention to the effect represent
ed by the extracts quoted above. They do not,
however, this time present TO the editor of the Buf
falo Gazette the new form of caumny which they
beware; and his honorable feelings would prompt
him to reject, with indignation, statement resting
on authority which had already SO egregiously de-
ceived him. 1t only remains, therefore, for the
impossble) else to acknowledge their calumny
with becoming shame and humiliation.
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x 90 The manager Of the American Museum has en-
gagged the Model Of Paris for week longer at the e-
praton of which time positively leaves-previous ar
engagements preventing the possibility Of remaining
There must have been nearly 1--WE thousand persons VINO
visited last week. and all speak in the highest OF
rs nm admirable work Of art and splendid specimen o.
genuy Professor Oarvey and whose extraordinary
escape from being engulphcd in the earthquake '"''a
leupe, appears almost incredible Wnchen' ."e'a'"'
Miss pbps half million of Curositiss, the Melodeon,
the live Sea aud enormous Serpent 30 feet long, are
n bc sure attractions enough in all conscience
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90 SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence will please
notify this Office OF Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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Board OF Bupervisors.

Nav 6.-This Board met this afternoon, pursuant 10
agreement After much talk and discuss they finally
sgresd pay Justice Merritt $780, and TO the other
three Justices, collectively, 1865 Also 10 D. J. William
$1,000, and to his Clerks S77b The Board then adj
journen zine diethe last word probably meaning dead
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"Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy
neighbor."-The Penn-Yan Merchants are down in
considerable force, in company with Mr.. E. b.
Jones, and have put up at the "Croon Hotel"
Judging from their appearance and department,
they are not exactly the unworthy, broke down,
knavish set proclaimed by Esquire Lewis Tapran's
smart Agent.
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90 Our Buffalo subscribers hereby informed that
Mr. T. s Hawks is the authorized agent for the sale of
the Herald. Subscribers can rely on being regularly
served by him. Noother person representing himself as
agent will be supplied from this Office
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BY THE ! SOUTHERN MAIL.

SHIfMAN ARREslED.-The following, stating par
t'culars OF his capture, we find in the Tene Haute
Und.) Courier, of April 29h, from which it will
be seen that he was caught in Illinois.
JACOB SHIPMAN TAKEN.-In our last we noticed
the fact OF an individual, answering the description
of the absconding Shpman, having arrived at this
place few days previous, having purchased horse
which ne paid tor IN gold, and storted Immediately
for the West. ----'----' --'- 80
! In consequence of belief that the individual
was the real Shipman, he was at once pursued by
Mr.. Jos. G. Jones, DR.. Brooks and Mr.. Richard
Scouton Of our town. 49, .,. ........
Shipman was traced without much difficulty, and
overlook the 23d inst. at Carlinsville Maccupln
county, Illinois. He surrendered without resist
ance, saying he was waiting and glad to bbe Overta
en-. He stated he had made use OF no money but
that of the Bank, with which he had paid some
debts-that he had done nothing wrong, and wished
to return. o~-a .iA o. s.', .... r. --t-.
He will start, it is said, in the first steamboat 60
ing down the river from this place, with the view OF
going directly to New York
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
100 shares Girard Bank All 800 City 5 1885, 1904;
shares Manufs Mech's Bank 1876 $4,000 State 5s 1854
as 5000 u State 6 1862 1875 300 City 5s any year. o.
1901; shares Farmers Mechanics Bank 32I 40 shares
Cincinnati Bonds. 1850, 83}.
After Board-$2l00 Wilmington 6's, 1858, II; shares
Wilmington r. III Is shares United States Bank, All
bOshares Schuylkil Bank 81 20 shares Schuylkll Nav
cation, SIT. =, Z,
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
- BALTIMORE, NAV 5-Ar Ida, Hailett. and Mary Stanton
NXa Ga wsI.1 TsS EYsf Below
Baltimore, Woglam, Petersburg for NYork
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All the and cheap literary publications Of the day
for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD Orrcn
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcK.-We understand from responsible source
that ameng the first movements of the Democratic
Common Council will be a partial change the Po-
lice system, SO much 80 as to compel the constant
attendance, night and day., Of magistrate at the
lever police office, and also to regulate the income
of the police officers different system from the
present. This improvement, with night patrol or
secret watch to act as spur to the watchmen, and
who shall remain on duty until six o'clock in the
summer and seven or eight in the winter, will do
more to remedy evils that now exist than all the
talked of and speculative ordinances that have been
trumped up for the-past six months. We congratu-
late the public on the contemplated change, know
ing by experience elsewhere that the result will
prove highly beneficial.
IMPORTANT FROM AlBANY.-We have received
the following important financial report by Pome
roy's Express:-
Correspondence of the Herald.l
ALBANY. Friday, May 5, 1913
6eclock, p. M :
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M GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsApARILLA.
w SARHSAERAS.-Th of

M GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA,
cFSTIAN AND sARssAFRAS-The College of
Wod;cne and Pharmacy of the city of New York beg
rcspectfuy inform the American public that their
celebrated Extract Of Sarsapara the only preparation
of the kind present offered for SALE that contains the
NO erfu addition Of Gentian asd sarssaras OF tho
sreatest purifiers of the blood mentioned in the entro
Pharmacopea tho mixture sold by the druggists being
only decoction Of sarsaparla and Liquorice. In oil
arising from impure state of the blood this
tract highly beneficial, such scroiua, salt rhuem
chronic rheumatism obstinate cuencous erupons, ring
letter bo,ches pimpes the face syphilic
erupons pains in the bones joints, any disease
having its origiDg in corrupt state Of the blood Sold in
large BOTTLES at rs cents each in containing half
dozen, 50 in do containing dozen, So. Carefully
packed and sen. TO all Ports Of the Union
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
~ B.-A liberal discount allowed TO medical practi
TONERS and druggists.
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SIR:-
The offers made for the State loan of $500 900
were opened to-day, and the following were the
bids
BY D. 8. Kennedy, New York,for $4,000 at $lO4 SIT
By Bank Of New York for $50 900 at lO6 40
Do do fer 10000 at JOG IS
By J. G. Fendy, for 10000 at 100 90
others1 - - So 900 at io4 so
TO do $4,000 at l04 % :
Do for Camman and Whitehouse, 1000 at 104 90
Commercial Bank, Albany, 80 900 at los 90
Do do 10000 at los IS
By Joseph Kernochun. for 100000 at los 02A
The whole loan OF $500, 900 is taken by the Bank
of New York, at an average Of fraction over six
and half per cent premium for six per cent stock,
redeemable after 1860.
The last State loan of 1890, 900, 6 per cent, re-
deemable in 1861 was taken at 24 per cent premium
only on the 4th April last. Yours.
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MISSION TO CHTNA.-Il being now ascertalned that
Mr.. Everett has declined the Chinese Mission, we
look upon it as next to certain that Mr.. Curtis, the
Collectorlof this port, will be sent out. and thus
vacancy be made in the Custom House. few
days will settle the matter, but we have every
son to believe that it will take place. h
Who, therefore, will be the new Collector
Captain Tyler considers this appointment one Of
the most important in his gift. All his chances for
the next presidency hang it. He wants to put in
man that will take the democracy Who will
he be Z
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90 BRlsToL's sARsAPARlLLA Is A RARE

90 BRlsTOL's SARSAPARlLLA 10 A RARE
and invaluable combination of vegetable remedies Of
tsbshed medical value and from its peculiar properties
is almost nfable in all complaints that arise from inpu
rites of the blood from the msrbd action of the absorbent
and gandulsr systems, from constitutional idosyncra-
ces hereditary predisposton, and in general all chronic
and long standing nfrmtcs and rreg alares Of the hu.
frame. To enumerate all the diseases in which
has been found be sovereign remedy would be to make
thinotce much too lengthy and only here sug-
ges to the reader the value and importance Of this prepa
ration and refer him to advertisements in the public pa
pers for detailed intelligence respecting its efficacy.
in nearly all Of complaint except those Of the most
ordinary or endenicsnd epidemic character.
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM Burger 80 Cortlandt
street; Rushton Co; Aspin wall Milhau's Pharmacy;
Lyme, Bowery; Trppe, Division ST and al Fulton and
druggists Generally. - 49,
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DON'T COUGH IN CHURCH, 1T ANNoYs THE
congregation very much. and can easily be avoided by
using Shermans Cough Lozepges-or If you have a
headache his Camphor Lozenges will give you immediate
relief They the only of curing seasickness
end papitaon ofthe heart and have been often tried
that they are considered certain Five years extensive
use Of Shermans medicines has placed them above
every thing else and their fame fast spreading the
whole civilized world See you get the Shsrmans
Lozenges, They sold at 1906 Nassau street, and by
agents. no. 27s and 459 Broadway; 277 Hudson street, n
East Broad and nj lion proo klvn.
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90 COMSTOCKS EAST INDIA HAIR DYE ME-
tamorphosis red, white, ssandy hair into fine brown,
or glossy black with marvellous rapidly. man may
lie down at night with head red 40 the inside oil VOL
cano and rise in the morning with hi: locks os dark ana
glossy the wing Of black duck or IL the hrs appca
ton should not render the color deep enough second or
third will ensure perfect black. Think OF this young
gentleman and young LADY, whose capus are decorated
for nubnrn And YOU on whose heads the SHOWS Of pre-
mature old age are ngtry this preparation and
be rejuveniled Remember changesth the color Of the
hair. but never tinges the skin
II NAV be found only 81 Courland street. Bread
wa
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saIcs OF stocks at PhiIadeIphia vest,
LATEST SOJJTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALTIMORE, Nav 5-Arr Ida, Hailett, aud Mary Stanton
Besns Boston Mary Cock NewbSryport; September Dawes
NoRroLK May 4-An Fl Walker. Terry NYork. Below,
Baltimore, Wogiam, Petersburg for NYork.
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90 TO THE READERS.-20,000 persona already
cured Is your hair falling OF Isl growing grey Does
it engender powdery sediment called dandruf1 Are
You troubled with scad head, ringworm, Sc With Xe
rotrise hdrotsse Would you have fne liberal head
OF hair the skin clear and healthy Be careful and fol-
low the advice grauitously offered to you In 0randeans
New Treatise the hair which you can obtain at No
Barclay street, free ofcharge.
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ARRIvALs.-Hon. N p. Tallmadge has arrived a,
the Asior House from Washington, where he has
co. 'onined by severe illness ever since the adj
Jur rnsu Of Congress
4 ., belavan, the great temperance apostle has
M the Croton Hotel with his family
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90 ANOTHER EVIDENCE OF TIM EFFICACY
OF Kelly Double Extract of Sarsapara Candy of
dyspepsia and Dropsy.-Mr. Kelly dear Sir-I have
been afflicted for or years with distressing pain in
my stomach costivepess in nay bowels my limbs very
much swollen. After eating my meals was in great
distress for q short time, and then threw up what had
eaten In short sir, have scarcely found rest
fort during that length oftime have tried all kinds Of
medicines that could think OF, to little advantage,
and had almost given all hopes ofever getting any
lief being % years Of age. saw the advertisement
of yeur Double Extract of Sarsapsrills Candy and
thought I'D try have taken IT now about six
weeks and has completely regulated my system. now
eat any thing that before ami have not been
sick since comm need taking il. Isncerely and heart
lily thank God, and render my good will and thanks TO
you for believe your candy has been the giving
me health and comfort in my old age You welcome
to make any use Of this you may think proper.
JOHN JACKSON, williamsburg, L. I.
May 5th, lsi3. ... ..... ..,.
State Of New York, Kings County So. -.....,.-
John Jackson with whom am personally acquainted,
appeared before this 5h day Of May 1884, and being
by me duly sworn, that all he has stated above Is
substantially true and correct in every particular.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 6th Jay of May
lSl3. JPN JACKSON
NATHANIEL PARISH, . 49, -
Justice Of the Peace. ..
rhi, medicine can be purchased Of Mr.. Kelly whole
sale and RETAIL at the Gotham Confectionery all Broad
way, and retail at ia Bowery, N. Y; John Jackson,
North Second ct. williamsburg Benjamin Handley 10
High st. Brooklyn.
Price 25 cents per package, or FIVE for 81.
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LAUNcH-A steamboat Of l6O tons was launch
ed al New Haven on Thursday. II is intended TO
~ n asa freight boat between New York and that
-, in connection with the one launched few
weeks since. They were built by Daniel Buck g.
Co, Of Hartford, are intended for light drauebt Of
water, and fitted up with Erricson's propelers
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PROFESSOR ROBINSON seconded the resolutions,
and observed, that the proposed work would have a
very important and happy influence both in elevatng
national character, connection with literature
and the arts, and in inducing further investigation
on the subject OF these interesting antiquities. In
little while, the field of discovery in Central Anne
RIGA will be occupied by Europeans. Views in Chi
ma are already announced, and It will be well for
America II we can anticipate the artists that will
soon be found in Yucatan, by work like this.
Mr.. Folsom hoped that the resolutions would be
adopted by an unanimous vote. No enterprise of
the kind had ever before been offered to the favor
able notice Of the society. The views OF the pub
fishers were liberal the object Of the author was 10
donnd, not only 10 his credit and that of this So
ciety, but TO the honor of the whole country.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, the first Vice President, after OBJ
serving that he had had no intention OF making any
remarks on the subject under discussion, which was
calculated 10 call forth the highest enthusiasm
paid an elegant tribute to Mr.. Stephens, (who was
not present, y and his coabourer, Mr.. Catherwood,
Tor their arduous efforts, and stupendous discoveries
which afford means OF solving doubts, and testing
theories, with regard to those races who inhabited
this continent at the time oil its discovery, by per
sons Of European descent. In this view, the edi
hcss, delineated In these drawings, are OF equal,
OF, indeed, greater importance, than the round
towers OF Ireland, or the ruins OF Postum and even
Petra, wItA the other wonders disclosed in the glow
ing narrative which first brought their associate to
the notice OF his couDtrymen and the Pyramids OF
Egypt, as works OF art, are interior TO these Amen
can antiquities, and lose their pre-eminent sgnifi.
canoe, when contras'ed with the colossal works Ol
Uxmal, and the inerences 10 be deduced from
them lie concluded by saying that the society
would be highly honored by the connection Of lis
name with that Of Mr. Stephens, IN the proposed
work.
Mr. BENEDICT, Mr.. DUYcKNCK, and Col. STONE,
spoke in support OF the resolutions.
The PRESIDENT, before putting the question, said
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IKE COURIER AND ENQUIRER VERSUS The New
YORK HERM-D.-The, annexed very droll article,
which we take from the " Courier of yesterday.
gives another evidence of the loss of Colonel Webb
wits, in addition to his recent flare up in the bonnet