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The New York herald., 1866-06-17
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


The Moravan Protestant Episcopal congregation wit,
meet for Divine worship this morning. hal,-past
O'Clock, i'm the Medical College Fourth avenue
and Twenty third street Services by the pastor Rev
A. A Reinke.
The congregation OF ST. James Lutheran church will
worship in st. Georges Episcopal chapel, Sixteenth
street, this morning.
Al 81. AIMS Free church. in Eighteenth street,
Fifth avenue Rev. W. ID. Walker will preach half
past o'clock in the morning, Rev. Dr. Galaudet ut
half past ten O'Clock in the morning and hslfpas three
O'Clock in the afternoon. and Rev. Foser Ely In tho
evening.
discourse will he preached this evening by Rev Dr.
Choever, the Church Of the Par,ans, Union square,
The Robbery Of The coIored Race by Legislation"
Al the Church Of the Resurrection Thirty NTH street.
Sixth avenue, services st half past o'clock In
the morning and quarter of eight o'clock in tho
ing The rector Rev. Edward O. Flngs, viii ofAcis,e
morning and evening.
Rev, VIM. I. Corbitt will preach in the Seventeenth
street Methodist church between First and Second
nues morning and evening
Tho concluding lecture OF the course by John Will
ans will be delivered this evening at University Build
ngs, Washington square, at eight o'clock subject
"he Condition o the Nations OF the Earth During the
Rale OF Christ aud His Sovereignty in the Uniyerscn
Rey. Dr. wcscntt will preach in tho church on the
south side OF Forysecond street. between Seventh and
Eighth avonucs, morning and evening.
At the Pilgrim Baptist church, IN West twenty third
street Rev. Hssey W. Knapp will preach morning and
evening.
Mf. snow viii preach ,le Sccnni Advent, at three
O'Clock Ills afternoon Ia the University, Washington
square.
Rev. A. Cicghorn pastor of the North Baptist church.
of Christopher and Bedford streets viii preach
this monng from the text "fhou ART Peter aud upon
this rock will build my church, and this evening
the subject "Angelc Agency in the Kingdom OF Provi
fcnce and OF Grace =
At TIE Memorial church, OF Hammond street
and wayeriey place, rev r. J. Quonnel, rector will
preach morning and senne
There viii to services, morning and evening. 10 the
Episcopal FREQ Church of the Redemption, In Four.
toeDth strc1t al which Rcg NJ. scott viii oliciatc.
Rev James II Dunn will preach in the chapel OF the
Central Presbyterian church. Broome street. Broad
xav, morning and evening" aud at Palace Hail. Sixth
avenue, between foryrst and Forty streets
four O'Clock this afternoon.
At tho Christian church ia Twenty. eighth street,
near broadway, Rev Urban &. Brewer will preach
morning and evening.
Tho morning service ht the Deecker street Uni.
versaiisi church VIII hc commemorative OF It's theth
Anniversary. The pastor, Rev Day X Lee, will oiciac.
lilo will also preach IN the evening.
Miss Ella vanwie will continue at three and bali past
what announced ~ "hcr Divine Revelations" /"
Az slt Broadway pr Hroughton will lecture three
o'clok, The Spiritual Organs of Man. nnd the Edi
tor of tho Temple OF Opinions will lecture In the evening
snhJect-"A lew days In Boston,
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The effect Of the heavy gold shipments from the
United States was beginning 10 be fet in the London
money Market which working easier, although the
Bank OF England discount rate remained at ten per cent
The latest Of speco steamers prior 70 the 7h OF
June we're those which left here the 23d OF May since
which We have exported about twenty -four millions and
half 80 that have yet TO hear OF the full effect
OF our prompt response 70 tho calls Of European
creditors which private letters received to-day acknow
ledge have exerted most reassurng influence in the
monetary world, while enhancing the estimation in
which American credit is held.
The continued depression the London Stock Ex-
change doubtless owing to the threatening aspect of
AFFAIRS on the Continent and the failure Of
she conference scheme through the indisposton
Of Austria to accede to terms which would
render it possible with any prospect Of satisfactory
results But financial matters in England appear 70
have reached such point that the actual outbreak of
would bo positive relief to be followed by recov.
cry of confidence values and higher prices. This
country has at tho same time nothing to lose by Euro
pean war however much pfeentious but ignorant per-
sons may argue to the contrary. Such war would
create demand for broadstus and probably
for securities siso wthou, materially advancing the
prioe OF the former. The How of gold would likely be
ersed favor capital In times Of aud civil
commoon invariably seeks the safest Investment and
the United states beng remote from the present Eu.
ropcan ccmp cations oaor better security well
higher rate OF interest than any nation Of the Old
World. As for markets for cotton and such other
raw and manufactured articles we have to export
they are wide enough TO he independent Of
tho threatened Ours is exceptional case under
exceptional circumstances, and have more to gam
than TO lose by the probable Of Germany
and Italy.
The daily range Of the gold marke, during the week
" as as uudpr
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Archbishop Purcell, IN Cincinnati Sunday, tho 10th
ins, said in his sogmon tha, the idea of the fenians
affairs, and that 4 had right 70 prescribe temporarily
for them, herotlcal and those who advocated "
were worse than Martin Luther at the head OF the
Nefu nation
Board, died al Canton, China, March "a isG6 He
born West Boyir,on Mass June 3 1-s5 graduated az
Union College IN 1870 embarked for singapore Nay 10
1888, and went 70 Canton In 1s45 HIS FIRST wife was
Lucy H. Mills, OF New Haven, Conn She died IN 1915
His second wife vas Isabella Robertson OF Scotland, who
survives bim. Hc was earnest worker 10 the last
preeidln cider in the Methodist Church In Missss
spp siyc- the focwnA account Of the lab n OF two
orodl, whom have uccnHed and employed In the work
bore, are both good men aud dong wen have a. yet
received appropriation for th.m and they obliged
30 for tho support o themselves and families and
they sivs all their attention 10 the work oi the
Church Brother Proctor " choppng cord wood
He walks four miles 70 his work every morning and
In the last days he has walked eighty miles and put
up twenty cordsn THE 10 rather harder work than The
,entmsk inc Of tho Apostle Paul.
me Episcopal Congregations Of Newark, N. T., have
united IN founding hospital for thai city house has
been opened in Wioklfs etrect 70 meet the immediate
need of such institution and patients Of every age,
and creed Will bc admitted upon proper application
being made TO the chaplain, Rev }. II Smith, Of ST.
Paars church.
Tho Memorial church, Philadelphia, designed A. O
memorial OF the triumph OF tbe national cause was or
gansed in the hall the Of Montgomery avenue
committee cf The Central Prceby,ery Rev Or Reed and
Raw W Johnstone. Thirty persons were received by
letter and ten more letters re expected.
large collections being made for n new Roman
Catholic scfninaIy IN the diocese OF Bishop kennc, o
Philadelphia, and work has already been commenced
nnoo the ne~ building which s TO be ready for occopa
ilon heat spring
There are in this country three hundred and forty
recomzed unfarisn ministers. of whom txn hnndrsd
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tsa or coffee which not Intoxicating Hsinterpcsed
the law Of land between the destruction of his clients
property and police regulations When - cot was
destructive Of personal liberty and propersy and mot
corrective OF abuse provisions should be held TO be
imperative Upon the principles OF Law and equity be
held that his client entitled 70 obtain The Injunction
he sought for and have made pcrmanent Having re-
capituated his points, counsel concluded bis argument
which lasted nearly three hours.
The further hearing Of tho case was adjourned I'LL
Friday next
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The daily range OF the gold marke, during the week
UNDER

There we're no noteworthy transactions in foreign
chaugc and rates nom,naly the yesterday
Tho heasiness in tho market Is attributed de-
gree 10 sales OF borrowed bills for god by parties sho
Of the latter who wish escape the heavy rates Of
interest charged for loans OF coin.
The closing quotations for American securities tho
London Stock Exchange ON tho 7,h inst show a Sigh,
decline compared with those previously reported
consos traction higher, as wiz be seen by the
following table,
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SHIPPIN q NE S.
AlaIrAo ros rsv ronE-suu DAT.
sSN RlsRe.. NOON esrs eve II %

CLEARED
stesmship Ktna CBr. nbbcn, Liverpool VIA Queens
stsamshp Denmsrk CBr), Thompson. Lvsrpool-Essions
% ssssm.Sip Celia tBr ois.ds Loudon-IowlAnd Asp.n
wall
Steamship Corsica tBr, lie Nssssrsr Nassau and Hsva
na-E Cunard
sseamship 0sn seds-eh, whehouse. Galveston via Key
steamship GEORGE Washington, eager. New orssns-n
Steamship xornlns STAR Nelson, New orisans-Jamss
Raynor
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Allen.
atsanship Quaker City West Chareston--A Lesry
Steamship soudcs, Lockwood Charies.on-Liv nrsou
steamship v Lord Ward, wilmington. ro-.C Good.
Tssnshly xsssr. Couch. norfolk City PoIu, ana sos.
sss. mssip ESirvisd. rsrp, Soseclt e,u rola, and
Riahmond--C rtnrsoNs
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have been settled within ycar, 0ne-f0urth Of tbs
whole number and three foarhs have settled leas
than years or the whole number only thirty three
onesixth have ben settled above twenty years. and
two have been settled atty years II is easier 70 rogret
these frequent changes than to prevent them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAIl
FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL.

IL.
ALE-Phadelphia and Hudson sa9,
net caatllion oSo1seo: fa meHn ps oard
NOM s2s5 California per case asU $500 Domestic icon
&C. 81 Oo@ls; California Wine " Riis hass schsidan
smhed Hams cuts to s, @rdsr iS SSs Hams 25@aO
BEEF-Extra Mess, slsOOa2O 90: Ness s,s ooo,,0 =,
ding AZ Good Ordinary aa a.' Miadllng 40 Low z i'd
C0AL--First quality 4Oa45c. Oh , a'aai,. o.
BRICKs-First quality pressed s35 on "a So 20 NJ
BAUGH's PHOSPHATE FEprrr 1zpp ..o
C0RN-white s5@s7c; yellow 75Gs0e, ." per ton.
WHITE LEID-s0SI7. '' ''7s's'1'
SUGAR HOUSE sYRUps-5Oa6oc.
SHINGLES siaoc@isoa.
Observation-Disclosures print. 90 90.
III American do 30; Amoskeag dn ~ nntrague do
80 London Mourning 40 OIL 10 :. ~ nu'ches do
caster ainehams ri. noIain,s no, y Ian
ing. So: al fine BROWN sl,satinn osY Standard Sheet
BIeacbed do 81 AZ Tc.s s7iSSo{{2' o. 10 ~ ~ do
Cambria 26a2i a. ''I2'''' 'oiofed
CUBA MOLAssEs-55a65.
CCiAHSappasEsnAdamantlls astsoc; fallaw, 9saa5.
Ein1Ip0 pooi,s s,a ana imported 20t115O
Sinner ;o ls1n 'y S Extra $l0 @l29;
F0R tGf1r Wsv fi 1so,S. oS,Soeo.'o
hnsbaI oa,s sSif tussNv' pnr cwt Corn 960100 per
0Aas Ea s5, spe per pushel; Bran. 40Ga50 y bus.
IiWrs,sst asns,,.
talSooo q'i'''y per Dbl, s250G$3OO; % quality
ITtTnpp ~. 49,.
,oa.ha az. skins, S4o@$lO0 per dszen; Sole
lin II,Ip i1f9 c,l per pound'
a a. saa per thousand, 5000; I'd do 5000;
'' o No., f1o W.,
az 1hA0 Me-, Ed PEAS slOO@llQ,
", &, mna,e per gallsn $2OO922s; Linseed ST.
'A, noa ~ ioa -.4V;
TohN-hfess SbZUUnooU0; Prime XD5M3lW
nopLp5 %'egstc; Hemp, 256l30c.
.o I'M hn-Lohdol best brands, Ab0; Philadelphia
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LIST OF LETTERS, A contest has
been going on since the LIST of January
between our cotemporary, the Norfolk
Pt'yinia,a, on the one side as plaintiff,
and the Old Dominion, on the other
part as defendant, for the publication of
the letter list of this city. The trial was
before Postmaster Wing. The Huyinidn
claimed that the list had been wrongly
given to the Old Dominion, as having
the largest circulation. The investiga-
ton proved that the pirgiaian was cor
rect, and showed that its circulation
was almost double that of the other
Theresult was that the VIrginian is now
awarded the publication of the list. 1t
is needless to say that Mrs. Post was not
an applicant for the honor of publishing
the letters. We might have had them,
but we are not grasping. We coDgratu-
late our aDliable neighbOr on its success.
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THE THEATRE. Everybody went to
the theatre last evening to see and hear
Yes figures conaiQue," to hear Mr.. Ru-
dolph on the Chinese fiddle, to witness
Mr.. Burnett's biological flexi-costita-
tionary,"- which is very costive word
to spell, TO hear the instruments OF
wood and straw; and to hear the grand
fantasia on the "TrOudvenmisstulipn
There were other
things DONE but we did not stop to see
and hear The performances were very
odd, and all closed with the giving Of
gifts.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

THE SAYINGS OF A CoLoRED MAN.
Timon, the noble African of the Nor
folk Post, who escaped the yellow fever
and fought all through the war, asserts
that 1.-THE statesmen and lawyers, who
sang as well as fought through the re-
bellion say that the punishment for
High Treason should be Sour apple
Trees-On." He also says, "a mug OF
all is sore mouth" Timon wants to
know why these jokes are like vinegar?
" Because they are souri,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ayers Cathartic Pills


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An snydsr and Frank Smith (watchmsn chsr.ed
ease dsm;. upon shepperd 0Esil feoored last Juns
| charge. oe'"s no evidence to sustain the
arrests S EogsrL Iort.nolth-Th watch report No
am.s Sohn Fleming, charged with an asanis mo no
Stokes was bound over in the .pm ~ Spon
pr'-f before the next term of the Hastings Court 70
xn soosrY COURT OF NORFOLK Cousfy-Tbi. Co.,.
yesterday in their Court room. In port.o Court met
oyerSsn,a Ss Ihe war The room has been thoro,s
or.st;a repainted and neatly furnished
business up Ior consideration. There was ne oth
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~ o r S A L E.

E o r s A L Z.
l offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsyille, In Princess Anne comfy Va,
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk, situate the east
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good, adjacent 10
schools and churches The land is thoroughly adapted 10
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick. There il wood
enough ON the land 70 pay for it.
should it not be desirable for any want of land
to have 80 large tract IL will be- divided into lots TO suit
For terms, &C., apply TO SHAW RODENTS Auction
and Commission merchants corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk, Va In whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale.
J. N. BRICKHOUsE
te7-h Kempsville Princess Anne co. Va
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PARDoNED. James White, sentenced
for six months TO the City Jail, at the
November term of the Circuit Court,
upon charge of swindling N. Baum,
the butcher, has been pardoned, and
was discharged from Jail yesterday.
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nayn Two BAD CASES OF FILES
CURED BY d. srR1cKIasD's PILE RExEDr-Mr' Glass oil
Janesyille Wisconsin, writes for the benefit oil all VINO
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled lot egn'
years with an aggravated of Piles and his brother
WINS discharged from the army incurabe, Che being
.,;,a n,ravzed with the Piles) Both these distressing
c,s.s we're cured with bottle of Dr. strickands Pie
po,sav The recommendation of these gentlemen, be-
aida tina daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland
ouoht 10 convince those suffering that the most aggra
vot.d chronic cases Of Piles cured by Dr. stckands
ple Remedv. II is noli by Druggists everywhere
Wake co. and NJ and c. A. sANioe agents 'o'
- -, ~ nov6-6m
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FELL IN. A brick house on Metcalfs
lane, owned by the Baraud estate, and
occupied by negroes, fell in yesterday
morning about 2 CLOCK, in consequence
Of the heavy rains undermining the
Foundation
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

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IT is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
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IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIaI-
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onifflNG INTELLIGENCE.
fohT OF NORFOLK. P,BRuApr H.

~. ARRIVALS.
s Stss,ner Thos- Kelso, Russell Baltimore
Steamer Steamer c Georgs aeary, Blakeman, Baltimore
Steamer Eovs !" t unncChmcnd, Stranahan Richmond.
scho oonsr MN w, Nnngick, Daniels New York
'"er A''red n. Smith, Parks, Washington. d. G.
DEPARTURES.
ss tea Cleo. teary, Blakeman, Baltimoro
Steamer Ihos Kelso, Russell, Baltimore
Steamer Steamer n Nina, Martin, Coffin, Richmond
s!eaner Albemarle Bourne, New Yorl
Steamer S. Saratoga, King, New York
steamer u. ID. Vance, Guthrie savannah
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rly FAMILY DYE COLORS.
e most popular and useful articles of the day are the
F,Nuy DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior
are these dyes so easily used and whal afforded at so
law prce that they literally getting into every
bodvs hands, just the praises of their merits are on
Inns Once tried they become indispensable
Tn many pars of the country they have displaced all
thor Substances and methods of dyeing We, without
an hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
ever manufactured while at the same e 'ney are 'ne
cheapest in price. The ladies' are particularly
with them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.-This cele-
brated TOILET SOAP in such universal demand Is mad
frome the choicest Materials is mild and emolient
in its nature. fragrantly scented and extrcmel,
beneficial in its action upon the skim For sale by al
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. g5-1y
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLJJM-
IL bad" FOR sALE.-Capacity 1900 bushels Grain.
Is IN complete order, and but two and half years old
Also, two open Canal earges, very suitable Tor carry
ing wood-capacity fifty cords each Also a Lighter.
Apply 70 l.. REYNOLDS
novo-u No. 10 Roanoke SQUARE
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20
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IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church
and now occupied by Mrs Foster is offered for sale
thas q wide entry, with two parlors and a dining
room on the first floor fur chambers on the second floor
two comfortable rooms In the garrett and dry cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house
loc9ted, and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-tf j. NJ SMITH 4 BRoTUER