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THE NATIONAL SAENGERFEsT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Excursions Of che Societies TO the suburbs 90
. Philndelph

! Excursions Of che Societies 10 the suburbs 90
J. Pbiindeiphi..
PHILADELPHIA, July IA 1857.
1880 O'Clock r. NJ
The programmes sf the second day Of the tenth Ns-
tonsI Asngsles consisted OF excursions by The
various societies The New York Lsderkrans Society
we're escorted BY sher entertainers the Philadsphis
Sangerbund 70 the usamer Pilot Boy which swsits1
them at the wharf foot OF Walnut street. They
then embarked for IN excursion on the
Delaware river. rAs Philadelphia haennesshsr. wIth
their guests The rsalpuia Msennsrchos, Of New York.
the Germania Of Baltimore SAd the wflkssbsrPs Aasu-
nerohor went up the Delaware 70 Tacony. The Yunges
Maennsrchor. Of PhiadsIpha, with thew guests. ne
Colonta. Of New York, and the Baltimore LaederkraaA,
went horseback and in stages 10 Euve VOLTS farm
the picaie grounds q the Sssngerfes The eayscaAS
Of these three societies vey imposing they psA
through the principal srees The horses and stages
profussy decorated With Gags The Aurors, Of PhAdsa-
phia and Tds Of New York. started down tbs river ~
Red Bank. The Ledsstsfs, Teutonia sssngsrounl.
Cecilia Of Philadelphia. and Lancaster Maennerchse
Ssss :c.sr.d sS. various summer rssss q he
QUAKER Guy. In syery instance the utmost harmony
Tn. sxcursion q sHs Now York Liedsrkra.s wmths
BOY moved out from tbs wharf with her living frs.shs
flying from every point where Flagstaff could be placed.
The Two sooe es-Lied0rkrans and Saengerbund-hIleG
oecEh aud CABINS 70 tnoir UTMOST cApaCtv. iue
splendid band OF the Licderkranz numbering
thirty performers, among them some OF the bese
musicians in New York and the band were
on board The excursonsts went above Burlington. -
the Delaware, about twenty miles from this city, and %
their return Joined the societies at Tacony for Short
time the scene ON the river was inspiring A the
galy atred steamer glided past the gloomy look nc
men ofwar and the numerous pleasure boats In the
RIVER, greetings OF the most enthusiastic kind were ex-
changed; the strains OF Aubor, Lanusr, Strauss sn4
Psriow rose onbe air and swept across the river
to the picturesque banks where numerous groups %
lockers waved their congratulations
Many of the societies did not return till late in the
| evening.
The Lyra Maennerchor OF New York, presented
with silver service by the ladies' Of the Philadeipha
AIions through the president OF the latter sosoty,
August Hermann Tho ceremony took place At their
headquarters, Spruce street.
National Guard Hail. the general headquarters Of the
Sangerfest 10 the principal attraction here Nearly
forty thousand people visited II to-day. There are one
hundred flags arranged ins dc. each representing .
society The decorations of the building, both the
exterior walls aud inside, Of the most attractive
kind, and have received many important additions To-
day. Tomorrow the rest Of the societies will arrive
| and the first grand concert will take place
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TINE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

lFrom Tie Baltimore Sun, July I3.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday the con-
sderation Of the additional section providing that mo
race COLOR unless hereafter declared by or the
General Assembly," which had been the special order.
the city Of Bsitimoss reported from Committee
Public Works, wns taken up. speeches were made By
several city MEMBER earnestly urging the necessity OF
CARED In BY the Convention unanimously Under It's
provisions an election II 70 take place In this Oft the
second Wednesday In October next, and on the same
day svery four yean thereafter, for mayor, whose
torn shall commences the first Monday In the
cesdins November and continue for four years, or until
his Successor shall be qualified. Members OF both
branches OF the City Council TO be chosen NJ the
ume also, In 1867 and thereafter, for the 1rst
branch, each year. and for the second branch
cond year their sessions the third Mon
day OF January and not TO continue than nnsty
day n exclusive Of Supdaya
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
THE CHURCH or ROME.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Object and Atm Of sho Great Hierachical As
scmsbiase-A New Dogma TO he Proposed In
C"mocti-Censraliyatien Of tho General
Church. and Personal Infallibility Of the
Pope.
Ron, June IS 1857.
In my late letter only touched on the external ap-
offered By the delegates Of the Catholic hisr
chy IN the sumpsuous procession of the Corpus Domn
out this morning wish 70 dwell little mere ON the
actual object the Supreme Pontin must have had In
summouins many bishops from 90 far beside the
automatic pronunciation Of Their plaoet in reply 70
his qusssioa respecting the advsaby Of canonixng the
new SAINTS The Jssuits review entitled csvisa Cato
lea dsvotss the principal articles OF its last number
moro less directly TO a consideration Of the position
and rights OF the Supreme Ponti successors Of 81
Peter and the gi Of their arguments may bs resumed
In the limited desrabiy Of promugatns The doc,rnai
infaoty Of the Pope personally. instead Of hithsr-
10, the Pope in council.
The foreign and particularly the French bishops.
In Rome speak Of suggestion with enthusiasm and
especially the renowned Dupanloup; and although
IL may appear unpariotic aud suicidal for national
Churches 10 give W their local privileges and traditions
OF which mons have been times tenacious than
the Gallo church, the spirit Of the present age among
the Catholic clergy entirely 70 unncaton and
tralization, Ia opposition 10 the disturbing doctrines
smsnstng from modern universities and the dsssvering
tnhusnces Of such writers Coenso and RsnAn. The
sstabshmsnt Of such dogma could only take place BY
the oonvocas'on Of council which the decisions Of
prscedug councils and especially that OF Trent should
the Supreme Pontin
The Italian clergy more lukswsrm in this scheme
than 10 spiritual or from diBtrua In its
ana rumored that the Pope himsif is not snxiou,
70 assume 20 much responsibility The Vatican has
been ssnt the subject yss bot same orscular
prsssions are expected = the ccnsistoy Of the 2eth
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POLICE INTELLIGZNc E.

ALLEGED LARCENY or TREASURY Norxs-John Boifp,
Of the Of Broadway and Seventeen street. pre-
ferred Q complaint before Justice Dodge yesterday
against Valentine Bason who Is charged with stealing
United States legal tender the value Of $3.50 q
is alleged that the accused boarded in the house
complainant. and that the 9Th inst Valentine weoe
up stairs where John had the money laid u
bureau drawer and stole away alter which he lef ne
city aud not heard Of unt Saturday when h w.
found n lager beer saloon. whore he arrested,
brought to Jefferson Market Police Court and there oo0
mitted for trial.
PIuNDaRN0 srocKNo.-0n Saturday night Mn Re-
Sullivan, residing at No. % Park street. retired -
her sleeping room and went to bed Al that time she
had concealed In Of her stockings, which she lil
from foot 500 in United States Treasury
notes. Several hours subsequently MnI Sullivan IVES
aroused from her sumbes BY hearing some In The
ROOM and on fully awaking saw she alleges Eli.s
Tghe, an Irish woman, thirty ysan Of age. In ~
&C. Of stripping Ss,s the sheet: 20. md aSs 70.
Mrs. Suivans ROOM after which the latter mfs1e1
the 500 bills from her stocking, and suspeeting the
BY officer Hagserty, OF the sixth precinct police. rhs
prisoner searched but the missing money could no.
% found 70 nsr possession AND ,ne aen,ec al knc~o
Conan and committed to the Tombs for trial In dsfaule
Of bail. Eliza lives al No Mulberry street, and u
domestic.
sraxxr RoHBxRr. Anton Paul, whose homo 10 a. No.
Harrison street, while taking stroll through Canal
street Saturday night, accostsd BY Mary Aus-
ply who In rather an uncsreuonious manner intro
duced herself TO him. He, not wishing TO DO rude a.
seem ungentcnanly, entered into . conversation with
Mary on tho sidewalk, and separating the unsas-
pectng Paul missed e23 Treasury notes from bis
falcons pocket He subsequently caused sns arrest g
Mary by officer Judge OF the sixth precinct snd Alder
Conan. before whom she was arraignsd committed
her TO the T0mDs -
AssAuLrSo An OvFcHs-Ysstorday morning onhoss
Pierce, Of the rwenty-seventh precinct attempted -
Anton Lewis, charge Of disordsry conduct
whom the latter alleged turned upon and srabbs1
the custodian OF the public peace In violent manps
tore his coat struck him violent blow in the fae3
with hrs fist, without provocation. Lewis was finally
secured and taken before Alderman Conan, who CON.
United him to the Tombs for trial.
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the NEWSPAPER PRESS.

[From the London star, July IL


From the London star, July IL
The annual dinner took place Saturday evening ~
Willis Rooma The company numbered close upon
three hundred, including about my ladies' Both the
House Of Lords and the House Of Commons rspre
the extent Of nearly nifty MEMBER and every
branch Of art literature, science and the DIANA was
present the person Of distinguished professors Mr.
Gladstone N. p, presided.
AFTER the usual preliminary toarts the Chairman ross
amid loud and long continued cheering to propose the
toast OF evening After the cheering which lasted
for several minutes had sssided he said Ill my
duty to propose 70 you - toss the OF that nstt
ton In acknowledgment OF whose inertia and IN promo
ton Of whose interests met gsher this evening"
mean the Newspaper Press Fund. Hear, hear) And
hope that i may without untruth Lsgn BY eongratu-
ntng the friends OF this institution opon the considers
pie degree Of prosperity to which has already attained
~ 10 among Ae yous0ea Of public insuttnss, but IL
has boon received believe, with general acceptance
ust ana foremost among that class for whose benefit
specially and directly, though, In my opinion, BY
means exclusively intended; and secondly BY persons
OF influence and opusncs many 6 whom interested
as propstors the periodical press OF this country and
lastly BY the public with regard 10 the interest taken
BY the propsscs o. our great journals the prosperity
Q, this Institutes: Am gaA TO learn, from mony
given In the most palpabs Of all FORMS that there
b no doubt whatever that that Interest In found
and Ia likely 70 BE- found Increasingly hereafter
Cheers There 10 another subject upon which cannot
help congratulsaing you considerins that this IL
institution whc1 sets forth 10 not merely the
cal interests Of those gentlemen who are connected
with the newspaper press OF the country upon whom
In the vicsisudbs Of life need poverty NAV occa-
sonaly lay hessy hands, but which also sets forth the
nswspspsr pres Q whole cannot but congratulate
you vsrS eordsy, and not you opy, bat The county
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Ia think OF organizing Ntn INC sP~copai maeriAs
now present In R0 me-
moss WAYS but during his twe> y-one years reign ne
has never hitherto con vok Cd n neral council II Ia
therefore, not unEsly he mag y ndacsd to take
the opinion Of the Catholic bishops o. Cerstsndom on
abrogation OF the Council OF Trent WINCH for many
poinIs OF practical working already ssrogstsd am
assured that the Italian clergy would prefer contsu
ance Of the non observing sysem without formally 3D.
rogang the decsous Of the Council OF rrsut while tn
Ultamontane clergy would aspire 70 the more decisive
step Of replacing regulations longer tenabs By others
adapted 70 the spirit OF the age and the necessities
of the church. shall keep Jour readers informed OF
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THE TURNER FESTIVAL AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July "a. 1867

BUFFALO, July u, 1907.
The annual festival or the Turner's OF Western New
York commenced here last night Delegations from
Syracuse Rochester and Dunkrk have arrived. and
others expected to-day Mr. Paul westchas, Of Buff
falo chosen president. and Mr.. Lowen!hales, d
Rochester secretary Syracuse selected tho fu.
,ure OF the General Society," and Rochester
chosen for the annual Turnfost and August the
month in which It will DO held The prize judges wore
chosen to-day The festivities will continue until WeA-
pesdav next.
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FIRES IN CINCINNATI.

CnusxArl July IA 1851.
Thsrnemsisrs furniture o<osy on ockier street. near
Hsrres WAS destroyed BY Are last night Loss 00o
insursd ss 500 frame building adjoining was ah6
destroyed Loss 81, 500; no insorancs.
Two other arcs iss night slightly damaged the Frank
Ign type foundry vna street and tin shop IN sycac
more street
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An Unprecedented riumph.

CABLE DESPATCH PARIS EXPOSITION. July l. 1857.
"sTEINwAY SONS, OF New York."
have been awarded BY tho Supreme Jury of the BE
position THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
highest degree perfection In grand, and uprghe
os progress the construction Of panofortea wi he
strongest endorsement OF the SUPREME lNrEkNA-
TIONAL JURY
In addition 20 tho above sienwsy have rsosivsa
the following cable despaeh:-
The treat Sociee des Bcaux Arts PArs have after
careful Of all Instruments exhbIt4l
at the PARIS Exposftion awarded 70 sTEINWAY sON9s
Of New York. THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
FoK GREATEsr sUPERIoRlTY AND NOVELTY OF
CONSTRUCTION IN PIAN0S.n
Warcrooms hrst floor Of steinwAy Hall Nos. n and ~
East Fourteenth street. between Fourth avenue and Iruso
place, New Yok.
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MONUMENT 10 ptuNsYlyAHlAGs VINO Ftll IA MEXICO.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July "a 1857
Tomorrow morning ground viii Be- broken for a mon
ument 10 PennsylvAnsns who fell 10 Mexico. IL viii DO
Of white marble seventy feet high, erected 10 the Cap
No grounds between the land once ana the arsenal IL
will Be finished IN early spring.
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E U R 0 P e.
BY THE CABLE TO JULYl4.
~~>~~>~~~-~>-~~~~~~~---
A New American Church i'm
Paris.
RUSSIAN VICTORY IN CENTRAL ASIA.
The American Gold Dollar as a
National Money Unit. >
Mr.. Gladstone on tho Mission and
Position Of the Press.
RUSSIAN VICTORY IN CENTRAL ASIA.
FRAN ct.

a New Americas Pretessant Church.
PARIS July H. 1861.
The corner soas Of Protestant church, for the
accommodation Of the American residents and visitors
On this capital laid yesterday In the presence Of
large conoourse Of spectators
At The cencluson Of the ceremony the United states
Consul at Paris. John G. NicoIay. gave q dinner, at
which all the principal American citizens now hore
and several eminent European friends Of the United
States, were present
In the evening there was tasteful display of fire
works In honor Of tho occasion.
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swre ~ Regrlase the Bowels.

Nra WIN3LOW'S bOOTHINU SNHUF 70 inc ohV tnu2
that mothers can rely upon for their children II corrcc.s
sody the stomach, regulates the bowels and gives resi-
hash and comfort 70 mother Ard child During ,hs pres
tecthng I've value 10 inaalcnlabsa IL softeus the
reduces Inflammation and Aays all pain. thsreoy
giving 10 the child aud comfort TO ths mother.
MRS wiNsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP"
having fac smile Of Curtis Perkna' the ou,sde
wrapper. AL others base limitations
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r U ssIA.

Tho Irish Despatch--Advanco and Victory In
Central Asia.
ST PETERSBURG, July H. 1867.
The Journal st. Petersburg alludes to the Russian
nota n regard to Ireland which published last week
the English papers, and pronounces 1t sheer fabr
cation.
Dispatches from Bokhara have been received which
report that the Russian troops had stormed the in
trencbed camp OF the Khan Of Bokhara and obtained
great victory.
Financial Intelligence.
The FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July A-Even
ing-United States bonds quoted to-day Sunday
at Tx for the issue Of 1862.
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~, Ksss .. ~ FiTIER's vE6EfABLK RHEt KID
REwBDf Used invsrdly New YORK Asszts Dsnaa
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co%r.ns. % g. b. WTxtRfcsIG pssss,: svsr
lsdy medical pretsnders and s0postorA Prize q
i2s Liberty street. Or cent By mall
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The Nerve Of the Pocket
IL sensitive the Of the TOOTH The
universal demand for the fragrant sozoDoNT prefer.
sncs swsmpnS all tooth powdero
tooth washes Of the experimental class Of dsasx.
Hence they denouuce It.
Hawa Of M
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REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.

FORTRESS MoSRox, July II, 1857.
The following ID the account Of the registration In
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Tho strongest Consultation II Rscked sl4
often ruined b. stubborn attack Of fever and sgus
danger avoided and the chs prompty pfoxS
up BY rcsorsing 70 De u, JAMES Asus hnsur~ ~
r1whore.
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Elliptic Lcskstisch sswins wSe s,;.; fss1,
voluts tsnsicn; adjustable drop feed
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' and &: I. EsssTss s.sSr
NJ ANAL ar
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A.FcE Brsyn Di.ssss..,is.:; sa f,:,d. mff s
pared BY Dr. PERRY, 70 Bond street, Sold By al druesA
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spotted Like Dominees.
The teeth soon become speckied every denemenh nov
every twenty. four hours To DO ht1
enectualy there nothing like sOz0D0NT IL literally req.
luilafioaa.
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The Dramatic ExSurSicn Te-Terrcw:.N.Slcs
tickets. and those propcsns 70 p.rtcs rin emoen ~
The Hudson r1v~r the Colyer 81 follows
ssr.st psst r,vsr 7.ls, Peck slip 49, Warren street. 6<
fhirtv fourth street. pS; Yonksrs. 10 A. n. nckst oAo
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rs ssssssr & s scssa: Hss::f
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telegram from 81 Petersburg says:-An imperial
decree has been issued authorizing tho Bank OF Russia
to issue temporarily IS 000 900 Of rosbies In paper
money, guaranteed Treasury honda The object of
the issue is the promotion Of commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition of GEORGE W. LIVERMORE,
Of Cambridge Mass praying for 81, the extension Of
1854, for an Improvement in machinery for making
Barrels. for seven years from the expiration of
March:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 7th day Of
October next at II clock NJ; and all persons are
have, why said petition Ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing, All testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fce, which will be furnished en- application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mony must be filed in the Office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered. ALSO that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, W Washington. D.
c., and in the Journal Boston, Mass, once
week for three successive weeks: the first Of said
publications to be at least sixty DAYS previous to
the day of hearing. I. q. THEAkER,
au SW3w Commissioner of Patents,
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Hose, 10, rs, 20, and 25 cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, so cents per pair. At
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49l 18th st.,
between d and e, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. E ss- L:
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Star Office counter.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I'll.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition of DAVID M. SMITH. of Spring.
field, Vermont. praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him the 18th day of October 1883
for an Improvement in Spring Clamp for Clothes
Lines for seven years frem the expiration of said
Der, 1861: 800 = ~ !. 49,.
1t ia ordered that the said be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 7th day Of October
next at II O'Clock mi and 81 persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted. 4 s5E't7 -
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED. to
set forth III writing least tentp days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either partyto
be used the said hsarn must be taken and trans-
mitted in accordance with the rulssof the office,
which will be furnished on application.
tmony must be III ed in the Office t,centy days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony G s1sgl 81 "a
Ordered, also that this notice be published in tho
Republican and the Jnteligencer, Washingto ID
O., and in the Vermont Record, Springfield, W.T.,
once week for three successive weeks the irst of
said 70 be at least sixty previous
to tho day of hearing SIS Z. %. THEAKER, IF 81
ajy22-w5w - q Commissioner Of Patents.
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Being made Of native wine and the best vegetable
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As the season for malarial and miasmatic diseases
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