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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29
miscellaneous Itsrns.

mn fnsrs1srrRf -fhe Eghth Legislature Of California
norfnSd s.s ss q ne,idlan q he Soh ultmo .t.er
were gene. II aud fewer sl win prove Of
arc hose spbmiiuAg 90 he people the question of voting
,$Sn e 5syt.s the constitution aud
er; - impcsehnsut ana ooivctou Of Henry Bates late
- !2s.cs.i w ingssca%sat and aequii,. Of 6. W.
rH s~eedsd "a; dis iSSisisssre Was composed Of
ss class OF nea Than have os frequently heretofore re-
aed tpore Objectionable acs Of omission than commits.
eiop o whose errors have been rather those Of the
nes1 tsn o. me heart There have been fewer 'thevng
os, - hey are med, passed. than usual and although
there VS. by fer too much legislation OF special charsr
Ser % The statute book shows that these acts mostly
harmless, or designed n benefit the immediate cousitu-
sonts a We members introducing them.
MINIS ksrs--The accounts rcoci ved from the mining
Aeeson Of the ssac continue 10 be favorable ever
ms suppS Of water generally more .Sunasas ,his
sepg ihan un,i, owing 70 the extraordinary amount Of
untsi cuuntss acias se'ter yan ever The cumeer
eome machnery in use Al first Is RAPIDLY being suppAnied
~ thai more suitable character, and there aso ap-
pfN tcbe nucu moru tpm IN tho engagement Of these
1890 st Sssss ssAn sssss Owing 70 the unprs
~anced before mining Ii The arise chanpe can be- pro
etsby Or successfully carried on and up 70 the present
sune ve mve board OF no cen empiAed dAmming num
A0xsocrrurAL- prospects are mot % en-
Corsgug mining Grains and fruits are far advanced
ost die fovpet sresunerug much from the drcugh, which
ON Ssdsr efsaes Ne sbsi and a. crop are siresdy
p1uy fmoed; md eve Il Yoso and other adjacent
CIV o. 6GtDess am bitterly complaining and foreboding
Az1e Dtrefcnucnnn Of thek oesoa products There
touot ta tho pIuScs from shB are overra,ed
but no rain nis speedily ncacuabe amount OF de-
image the rtsbie. Much attention than before
h ben paid dsssx the sss TO the rowing OF fruit
Hest, ans tho Pro~Pscs are sering for large yield.
Era1kD spTas and grapes grow 10 great proflsion all
oy Xe sale and rrqarr s~s cusui culture than 10 The
-Aessuc s~,e- srs~ecrr'cs are already ripe, and our
usxk cts pvscrt spcsimcu Of mammoth proportions and
OF eccous flavor. C1eSro, too, have made their ppcar.
asoe but very and high. Eary spring vegc-
fllbcs abundant. and peas potatoes ssps-
md h
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. WaPcr 3 rtyuI1 semI-weekly HucU0n Bae OF st0cKs
and bonds viii take place 10 morrow, Friday, half past
II O'Clock, n the Neschants' Exchange
Al the second Boaxd the market moderately buoy
ant The efforts to get up New York Central and Erie
have been the greatest and Gar the most successful
Erie went up this afternoon - per cent; Cleveland and
Toledo, u; Cleveland and Ptssburg, y; Reading, IA Hi
nos Central Railroad ~ Michigan Southern old deferred,
fell OF - Ter cent Harlem, X; Pacific Mail sseamship
Company, j; New York Central Railroad, u.
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Icl receipts. ......"......"...... s7o,o6o 30
Lotai pay uenw Issi5 VI
lVtai psInce. ~
The steamship Arabia, at this port from Liverpool brings
days later from all parts OF Europe. The
financial and commercial adviccs not important but
slightly more favorable than those BY the previous
steamer Quotations for eonsols show advance, but
thcye has been no improvement In the money market.
The Bank Of England shows increase In ie bullion de-
pArtmeUt but no change contemplated In The rate OF in
eres The demand for money continued active al full rates.
The cotton market showed o slight improvement An ad'
vance Of eighth Of penny In prices reported and in
general terms tho market Is said TO be little better
Bresds,uas were lower decline OF shilling in -four,
threc pence In wheat and shilling In Is reported,
with abundant supplies. The favorable change in the
weather given the principal for this unfsvora.
bic change In prices.
The steamship nHnes, a, this port from Aspinwau,
brings the mi-monhly California gold remittance,
Amount brought BY corresponding steamer, last
yeG...... lIsi,l0'
Decrease. sls9, o,5
The specie shipment from this port yesterday larger
than the total California remittance at hand to-day The
shipment Saturday will be about eight hundred thou
sand dollars making the total for tho week about two and
a half millions OF dollars.
The coupons due Is, June on the Eastern Extension
bonds OF Peoria and oqunwks Railroad Company viii be
paid and Acr tha, day the Shoe and Leather Bank.
The receipts Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
FOG April 1867, chow Ealing OF Of about as ooo
pared with the month last year Up TO the LIST Of Mag
this year the decrease receipts amounted 70 upwards Of
100000 The receipts for May have been comparatively
small The decrease on las, Mays earnings will DO
than $4,000
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.


THURSDAY, May 2s-6 r. u
For sone days past the stock market has been strug
Cling along without much change general features Quo
sons have been unsettled and Irregular and the opera
tons have been to about the extent reported for
many weeks With money market fairly in plethorio
coodion with money fairly drug, with plenty Of me
raw material for carrying extensive speculation In
fancy railroad s.ocks there not the rs sign Of such
movement 1t Is our impression that portion Of this
abundance OF idsc capital is to DO attributed to the with
drawsl from stock Investments Public confidence rail
road securities bas been nearly exnguished. The
by people are sending In their small lots Of rsroai stocks
to rca',s the best current prices They have made up
their minds 10 mske the sacrifice and lot ouch things
alone hereafter They may be thankful they are well
out Of bad scrapc. Ihe market is fairly running
over with railroad stocks. They are daily accunuaang
In the hands Of The brokers. where they must eventually
rest at very reduced prices. For time longer the regu
lar bull spectators Of the street. may keep some of these
stocks up somewhere in the neighborhood Of present
prices but they cannot continue such an Improbable
game for any great length Of time. There being no out
side absorption but on the contrary steady supply Of
aock coming In from the country, the street spccu aio
must ultimately be obliged to let the burden drop at any
sacrifice. Al she nrst board to-day New York Central
Railroad advanced 4 per cent; Erie, u; Harlem, Y;
Reading, ~ Illinois Ceatral, " Michigan Southern
guaranteed, preferred, ten per cent stock fell off per
cent closing heavy at Ssh GaenA and Chicago declined
per cent Aiwaukie and Mississippi, /; La Crosse aud
MI wsukie, ~ There was little moro than the usual &C.
uviiy IN New rok Central Railroad stock We
learn from the bull organs that the "unscrupu.
lous pfess" are again attacking This stock through
anonymous communicauons 70 which the decline in tho
market value = attributed The friends of the company
we should judge from the purchases day. have come to
the rsscue and the effect Of these anonymous attacks
in fair way OF being neutraized So long spectators
purchase and are Willing TO pay high prices instead of low
he quotations 1t the stock board from day to day will
stand pretty WELL but how long they viii be able TO keep
thhs losing game eoug is Vie most important for them and
the public to consider We have frequently asserted
repeat that but FOR the efforts Of the management Of
our railroad companies and their direct and indirect ope
raons In the stock Market generally with the companies
funds the shares OF al Of them would to day range ten
and twenty per cent under the current prices All this
expense ultimately comes out Of the stockholders In
some companies Is rther important item. Consruo
ton account takes most Oft
Amer the adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds were made at auction by Albert q
NicolAy,- f ~ han a- a-7o.
40 OOo Ak Eric Wabaah ara g yo,;,pp AZ, or
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THURSDAY, Nay B-oP IL
AsHs.Ihe sales embraced about 80 boss pots at 7aic
rye.
B1Apsrurs.-F1our-The market was again nrner and
active, while prices closed about &C. per Dbl higher Tor
parct on the spot To arrive within day or two there
were sellers at Yesterdays prices Tho transactions In
Guided about 1000 900 bbis. n about the following
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Z The Gurih C,cbs vessel The ssiadsn, lad arrived
with ?32 immisan msiiDs i,3le adults received
during 'besyt1
Heavy scoJ. bad done considerable damage in some
paris Of the Island, esctins loss OF property and
life.
We Learn through the columns Of The Sentirci that
emigration 70 the recently discovered soidhsids 10
Vtn zues is the aabsorbing topic OF he inhabitants
that VIII, whatever part Of tbc colony you may no'h
ing else IL heard expressed than sn eager desire 70
and dig The precious metal. The Port q Spas Cd
:e.is gives the following extract Of a letter:
"Tbe intelligence from the gold mines at furuary
arc greatly exaggerated. DIR. Passard, who VAS sent
by The Governor Of Bolivar 10 examine the place
gives description which dispels oil iusop, Th'
gold exists at the spot indies ted but not in such
abundance as was rumo'ed. The extraction - iitf-
cult and az regards washing, the earth must % trans
fened TO n distance Of three miles, no river being
pesrer Very often the lah0er does not extract more
than a. cents worth Of gold per day. Tho climate ia
very unhealthy. Those who so to the fields will meet
certain DEATH
The Government biologists have discovered de.
post Of coal near Point Noir on the east coast OF
Trinidad The quality is reported superior to Eng isn
Sool. This" remarks a correspondent OF The Sen.
and, sis OF more importance than gold mine would
be- as the desire to establish railways Will be
strengthened by it.
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POLITICS AND PREACHING.
Of The n. 7. Tribune.


SPRryGrIrIp, Conn.,, Aug. Il, 1857.
For the benefit Of those who are so pcNsfy S'rered
at the introduction OF pOles il the pulpit and ecces
astca bodies send herewith the accompanying reso-
luton, passed at recent meeting Of the Soninston
Union Association Baptist, held in the Union Bap-
tint Church. PIaLbed. Coin.
B,o,r,d fL our love OF personal freedom and regard
for the rights of man uneba;ed by wrongs or con-
plcaton of wrongs which sow creatures are
tcteo and in duty bound VII ever protest ssans
and in all christian ways rmly oppose S-grs'ons on human
rights a. practical reputation Of the brethnood Of man. ana
the stherhecd OF God. ,.,,.
Rs.orcd That among the hate ouTsges OF the principles
Of humanity tie law Of God and tie Gospel OF orr LORD Jesus
Christ fist and foremost. prominent III crime ana csey
,d n, recent up unparalleled decision Of the United states
and attaining an entire race delivering them over 20 their TOT
mentors without hope Of judicial decision SUB
yr.ye alike of the principles of natural ustice and the CON-
mon Law ard even The reyesies will of God and holy
ap in .ha, denies tie blsch fOr whom IN common
with our selves and ell the Of man. CHRIST ded ana te
Spirit strives the possession OF any right that white men are
bound 10 respect
this ahe decision ard DO all that lies In their just power tc
prevent the con of and oursses under IT'S horrd
sanction by an and consistent temopy to preserve
the public mind corruption by the debasins educational
Su,ces this stupeduous crime against humanity aud TO
secure s speecy efecua reversal imperative duty
10 deness and oppressed brethren our eoun'
try sld our God"
Ncr- York Erpress please copy.
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FROM NORTHERN VERMONT.
Corre.ropdence ofThe n. I. Tribune.

Correspe pdence Of The n. Y. Tribune
ORLEANS County, VT, July, 1871.
While New-York feshionables whining IN the
maze, of the dance at Saratoga and Mag your hum
bic correspondent is Iustcatng to his heart content
.ono the ORG en- hills of Northern Vermont Few per-
sop. are aware how varied the experience OF half
dozen we, ks in this remote State. Wesay remote, I"
because tbs portion is really further from New-fork
as r as re CARDS all practical purposes, than the Mis-
.i.sinoi. The Great West has no country life;
wherever YOU go you find New-York on a smaller
,cale. Here il is difereht; here everything smacks
OF The fre, ness of early times; here you can have
ain any Kind Of life you desie with 10 mpeft'nen1
Outside Interference.
Uyou love ratural scenery, go TO Willoughby Lake,
In the town Of Westmore, aud you can have all the
eI ioymeLt of one Of Natures Watering Places. 10
reach i, tsbe the Connecticut valley oad, and sU-
horse stage from 81. Jobnsburg. We viii venture 10
say BOT oil in ten OF protested Summer pleasure
seekers has even heard OF il. Yet a more charming
gem Of CT sta punty cannot be found. Embedded be-
tween two mountains, Hor and Pisgah, ooo feet 10
hight it is Lct more attractive for its PIC
turefdue beauty than for its scientic interest. II
il suIposed 10 be Of volcanic origin, to occupy
an immense yswnDg cEasm, extending far down
Tito the earth; for it has been soutded to
the detth of ico feet without bottom. The sides
OF the mountains rise up pcrpendcuary from its sur
face aud lis remarkably clear water strongly contfs,
with their green livery From one poiGt on the i.ke
Lille echoes are said to BE- distinctly heard We, less
fortunate than others could catch bn. four PLAN re-
pc filters Of one sound. With Sis little axe, fhe,e VIA
cid mountains, aicrliDg variety OF game i Pr. .ne
spoItsu CD ard the poet weird charms OF
gu 10 which 10 dgcsm away in Guiet rsyeIist ths opg
bong SPINNER hours, arJ with thc comforts o. wen,
kept Lake iIousa the tired deniIen OF The cry Ia ,s
easy TO iog,t Lis a,hisal lie ard re'ah u 'H'"''
G,d 10 Youth. .., ,;u so,
ifyoy bave geoIc,;cal vu-n al mDd You WI ma IA
A. extensive field for research ready a. lle' ~ III III
aeiShbo: ns town of Brogn.Dg:o1 ~ Rev D n; n -
beyej ~ l1rae b5ds 4: o IeSV.I 'e'~'''hs "a-''
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA STATE TEACH
Frs ASSOCIATION.
Cor,espmdence Of The N. Y Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Tribune
|. CHAMBERsBuRG, Penn, Aug. IL, 1857.
The semi -annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers Association convened in this place at III
o'clock this morning. Circumstances seem rather UNI
proptiOus at first. II is Court week, and the httie
town lorough Of 800 iphabitsnts is full OF jurors
Etipan,s, &C.. while important trial attraccs 'he
attention of ctizensThaddeus Stevens, John Cessna
and other leading lawyers from neghbonns counties
being engaged in IT, Tho evenings, too, are occupied
with political meetings.
Some fifty Teachers, about half OF them iemaies'
were pre- Mt the organization and the number was
increased by the arrival OF each tram nom h@rrs-
burg. They are evidently intelligent and earnest
BODY of much less general culture and less intense
entail activity, on the whole than the New York
eetipc at Bipghamton last week, but impressing
Oh, ery er more strongly with their sincerity Of purpose
and their practical drectress in action The day was
partly occupied by preliminary business, and partly
ty ''repoJt" Of little note, which caused some de-
bate. resolution requesting the state oefena!saa
cAt TO issue permanent State certificates OF qaahca
tons brought out in bold lief during lis discussion
some of the difficulties Of the present ystem, espe
cay the coz ct Of the repeated examinations OF tue
same kind now sometimes necessary, with tile per-
sopa and professional pride OF teachers Ceruhcates
from County Superintendent, however strong, ore
authority only within his own county.
In the evening, VIM. Roberts esq, 0, riadS,pn"
h was word of good cheer TO teachers, but under
took too many themes TO deveiop any one fully. lie
referred the great improvements made within six years
il the Common School system Of the State cheny 70
the influence of this Association. lie closed with
strong oppea TO teachers consider the high motives
with which the powers Of love and duty would shmuc
late their efforts rather than the groser Incentives OF
fame and salary.
A re.ouiion was passed begging the young ladies
and gentlemen OF the borough for music TO enilven the
exercises This desirable addition to their interest
snd enthusiasm will, it Is expected, be made To-
Al about Q o'clock Mr.. j. l.. Hazelhurst OF Phila-
depbia. tire straight out candidate for Governor
ntt red the room, and at the reques OF inc Cha aa
dressed the meeting lie talked sensbly, but when
we remember that he was on electionecring tour,
and he'd just closed stump speech across the way
for want Of hearers must feel that silence would
have become both him and the Afsociauon pc''e'
Certainly, "palsver" was out Of place.
Euthusiasm is kindlipg with Pennsylvania slowness
AID certainty. A good day tomorrow.
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4 TRIP DOHN THE ST. LiEBETCE.

Correspondence OF The " y. Tribune.
L'ORIGNIAL. T.. W., Aug. IN. 1o5..
find even here by the Ottawa River that best
Of all papers, The WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Having had the pleasure few days since Of d
tip down the St. Lawrence on board steamboat.
take this occasion TO say that Do pleasure route
UPON this continent presents mere beautiful scenery
with delightful climate in Summer than one from
Niagara Falls to Montreal. I am right glad that
n aDy are turning their attention this way when the
pesillential city air drives them into the country
But would say to such travellers, Done be IN 200
puch Of a hurry ia making this trip. You 81 iae
line and book can enjoy { ~ days among the Thou
sand Islands Better iish and better fishing can no.
where be ind. Some don't fish for little fellows
such o. trout and bass. and perch. Well. ii they
don't ike that LEI them bait for something more 20
their taste; say picberel, nuscaonge or sturgeon.
The latter are from four Ia five fee IN length, and a.
large as a ysung maple. TheDyou can have night
smart chance with the dOube-barreled shot gun or
breech-loadpe rifle among the forests With which
mary Of these islands abound Take time TO call at
Kingston and see some of the beautiful budiRgs, or
at Broekvie, IL miles above OglensburQh. and take
q turn wsh some Of those whole hear ted Canadian
Yankees; and you would do well to stopa few day In
OgGonsburgh.
Should you by this time lave taste for aristo-
cratic society, you could be gratiied 70 your hearts
content. Clean, pretty, tidy Ogdensbursh. They
are in the con ItiCn Of the mal with clean shirt
and shilling: they feel their oats. Not 70 speak
particularly of Prescott, OF windmill notorety, or
The Canadian side, or Waddngton, or Fort CoVing-
ton. Oh the American side, at each OF which day
could lie pleasantly spent. Then, agar, don't con-
fin, Yourself 10 steam boating, but lake the Lie
heat and cross the river IN the rapids. NJ. The ong
ssnn. I don't mean-yoo might veil go over
Ni,oara-but the small rapl}s a. various points be-
tween Ordcnsbursh aod Lake &. Francis. Iben-
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RARNADOS.

Our Gttos from Barbados are TO the sth lhsl. Inc
weath,r continued highly favorable fox The RIah.s.s
the present years crc = all but frlthed. me go
vsniege has been taken of the weather to put IN ey
aJu dsrce has been planted The Legislature met on
the 9TH. The Water.Works bill had pessea 70 .n lt
bv the GSS:rnor explaining that although be aud
oilers had been empowered to take charge Of the
eoa;d Ect do so fa,isaciory without the aid Of IN
petent engineer, and askir for Prov'S91, f, ":
tr1~ijoa Of The Contemplated public buaii9G., had
beer Introduced. The Island continues healthy
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IN EARTHQUAKE IN ONO.

Correspondence of Tie ". Y. Tribune
GRAYTowy, Ottawa Co., o., Aug. TO- 1917.
At about o'clock this forenoon, sensation, such
rs have only experienced in Tacahuana, Coast Of
Chill wcs distinctly perceived The building in which
was 40 by 20 feet Frame very sensibly shaken
east TO VIC st for at least half minute, and the sensa
ton was so very similar to that above mentioned that
have no hesitation in pronouncing it to have been
caused BY an earthquake. J. :. W.
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!. sIsls tsu~,ll b rsssy 10 saas that hest
Lsr renee 70 the fines. riyer IN tie word. fersaPs
finishing touch may be given by the poet AID ar-
ist. Let you. LongieIows in1 Whttiers, ttoyss,
S;gcuDsy, Beechers, Headleys, a.ahe c,sss., every
slspd and waterfall, each beautiful evergreen and
crsggy rock, IS Nen as hill and dale; then let the
artst ib.er'perse at intervals rich, tasty cottages,
surrounded BY dandy talsam go named because
they hsve 10 heads,, and the scene is complete.
... .ff .. NETWORK.
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SARAH

CUPREME COURT-County Of Kings --SARAH
- PEARCE against JAMES NJ PEAnCE -Summons foi
N,hef-itom mot ser.l-To JAMES M PEARCE, Defsnd.
ant Yo hereby and reqnedto answer the
nst, ts scton which will be filed In the office d the Clerk
~ ~ County of Kings at City Hall in e City of Brook
Ign and copy Of your snsweI 70 The ..d UNI
CITY of New York within twenty days after the service o.
this you exclusive Of the day Of such service
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply 70 the CoInt
or tho relief demanded in the July 10 1871
BULL STOCKER, Plaintiff Attonsys
~, ,.,.s-- vi No. Is WoA-st.
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WEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO

C,2. Lord, Of schooner Castilian, arrived ycstcr-
Gay for, Port 81 Pl.t;, reports that revolution
broke cat at Santiago, on the south aide of 81.
Domingo, on The 10Th OF July, agsins. President
Biaz. and that battle had taken place in the ute-
Nor between the insurgents and President BAz, dur.
ing which 80 men had been killed. The President
had | 900 men before the City Of Domingo.
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TRINIDAD.

Our dates from TIin;csi :Ie T. .he sh ISL \ re-
fusa Of lie Ea,t Ir IIa Goysrnns,; % .a1c:3, nm.
x,a,ion fom Isd.a w.s -ea3 iro.n ctspa.ct Ct the
secrc,y ), stat: or to. co;9ses: AZ ~ apTTSe 81.
tenn Of 59aoty 70 h peii : o sfs roe.;,. 81,
iTgs Der Sead io- eTery immiy'i'. ..nAsa n sora
htallh, mru. tzer give .sfo ~ - '''0 ~ os'-l
~ VI the -lva,e.