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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28
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Mail Reports from the RO-
man War Fields.
FATAL EXPULSION IN A FRENCH MINE.

mo aeN $40 amship France, Captain Grace, OF the
National steauA Navigation Company's line which lef
Liverpool on the l3th and Queenstown the lssh OF
October arr we'd at this por, yesterday evening" bring
iaa our ha in detail Of cable dispatches, dated
10 her day OF sailing from Ireland
nsnn from Ramb arg the 18Th Or October, arrived At
fh's port yesterday evening
fhe English Parliament VIII meet The 9th Norem-
bsr Tor short sion for the purpose Of voAns sup
plies for the Ably sainlan expedition.
The LonGon money market continued depressed on
the lS;h % Oct Sber owing the uncertainty That the
suspension or Aessrs colin Campbell may aiiec'
smaller houses
The represe stsves or 0vcrend, Quincy co iSsaea
CIRCULAR III " raon 10 which they say they SHAH pay
fdcui Of three snilnBs ia addition to the
twelve sh nss ID the pound previously paid 10 their
creditors ~ reducing Their liabilities to GIGS 600
Thc Fem N alarm panic England had not subsidized :
IN fact Il led considerably intensified owing 10 a
statement made ~ constable to the effect that he
large parties 81 drilling late hour not far
from Na rcnester In Oldham there said 10 be
betseen I've hundred members OF the Brother
hood a. 4 driirg to somewhat extensive scale has
been q red or nightly. In Warrington The Militia and
VoIun armorcs closely guarded night and day.
Many suspects closely watched. Four addi-
uona. arrests made IN Manchester.
isadtul accident. involving loss OF twenty.four
hives S,curred in a near ST. Etenne. in France,
cause tlby Are-damp
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A MYSTERY uNnlytllto.

Considerable excitement was occasoned 10 police
circles hs. week, u will DO remembered by the sudden
Disappearance Of 1--WE little children named Rosenfsidt
whoss mother had left them the Fulton ferry, while
she wen. over 10 Brooklyn Captain Thorne, OF the
Fourth precinct since the mystery" Vas announced
has been epd,svorua TO End out some clue to the
whereabouts of the children and yesterday ascsrtaned
that eentlemait, who discovered them 70 be astray
In the street on the day they missed, had them
conveyed 10 Castle arden whence they sent 10 the
Shakespeare HoteL Here they provided for until
Friday when their Naher, who resides IN Newark, by
some means or snoker learned Of their whereabouts
aud took them home Mr.. Folk, OF No. 22s East
rhirty.ihird street who had been made aware OF the
fact that the mother wS her two remaining children,
had been carefully provided for At headquarters by
Inspector Dks proceeded 10 that place Friday, and
had them sent TO Newark ~ his expense.
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THE pReSBYTeRIASs-
Cnivnr, Church. williamsburg

Last evening the Rev. Hugh Brown preached ser
in the Calvary Presbyterian church, Fifth street,
of North Filth, Williamsburg, from psrt Of the
foueeaih Of the thiyGrst chapter OF jeremiah
"And my people shall DO Oiled with my goodness saith
the Lord" The reverend gentleman commenced his
discourse by Remaining how beautiful and pleasant IL
10 dwell In the love OF God His wisdem and power
iiled wttA Goodness essential property
of the divine nature. God alone truly good,
and Il his delight and glory to DO good. He
provided Tor the wants Of every living thing and
supplied all their need. He showed goodne q in the
protection Of hts people. When apparently threat
cned the chach good invariably resulted Tho Of
Jacob, Joseph and the that fell among thieves
brought forward showing the wonderful goodness Of
God 10 hours Of darsness and suffering. He pied the
sinner and provided the plan OF redemption In sending
Jesus die for sinners Who could picture Gods
ings when BE His Son suffering aEd pravag that II
possible the bitter cup might pass from HIN. What
blessings procured 70 by the death Of Jesus
Justification, adoption regeneration holiness and
everlasting redemption. The agency Of the Hov Ghost
essential 10 regeneration and conversion Sweefly
ant gently the Holy Ghost inclined the soul 20 PRAYER
Tho Spirit OF God passed tho community. and
nees tremcd and Frustrated at the feet Of Christ
But the storm passed away the clouds dispersed and
ali changed. The magnitude scd niisite goodness
of God was hsyond description. IL supplied our tenn
pora a. well a. our spiritual wants
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NEW JERSEY.

TIM BonER EXPLOSION The body Of young
named Hermann found among the ruins OF tho fac.
tory yesterday by the workmen who clearing away
the debris An inquest will be held by Coroner White
TODAY II Is feared that the catastrophe has proved
fatal TO other workmen who are missing.
C0mmuniDaw.
TIE srocK YARDS AND ARArrorR.-The receipts 1t the
stock yards the past week s2s cars containing
24l2 cattle Is ee hogs, 4s22 sheep and us horses
Slaughtered during the time 400 cattle, 1900
hogs, 4, 100 sheep and 200 calves
MAs GARsorrrD AND ROBBED About half past twelve
yesterday morning as a gentleman whose name rs
withheld by the Police Department. was walking down
two OF whom caught him by the throat while
third person robbed him Of his watch gold chain and
pocket book, containing a large amount Of money.
After robbing the man they eft him seuseess on the
street, where he afterwards found. Two
arrested last night on suspicion OF being implicated In
tho affair.
DESTRUCTIVE FRK--THigrEEs Cows AND Twenty Ipys
on HAY CoxsuxKp.--Bstween IL and l O'Clock yes
terday morning hired man Of Mr.. Josiah l. Baldwin,
residing on that genteman's premises was awakened
from his sleep by the roaring Of aames BARELY had he
escaped house when he that structure
The extensive dairy OF Mr. Baldwin sdjoping OF
flames The neishbors were summoned, but II was
found impossible 10 extngush the FIRE Tho buildings
were situated the 1ryngon road, about half mile
beyond tho tollgate They consisted Of grain house.
barn and the house occupied by the hrod In the
barn thirteen valuable COVE and in the grain house
twenty tons OF hay all OF which were entirely consumed
with the house. Fortunately, Mr. Badwin's residence
and other buildings connected with the premises
saved About forty chickens ssng, and
raj we're found around the ground with their necks
sod 10 their haste dropped light In the hay. The total
loss Is about 500 upon which there Is no insurance.
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The ,Talo-RuMan WAR.

Rc'p1 rt> of the Fighting in the Papal Terri
tssry ~ s.nribRidiau Chief hiled-fnvasiOn
OF scrulu-So Mission To Biarritz.
By the steamship France at this port have the fol-
iowu mai kilograms reporting the military operations
In III fapal territory against and 10 defence OF Rome
Ai,eeg from Rome, dated on the llth OF October,
The Official SfrnSe al Rortd 10 day says:-At
TORI Avina, Monte Alno aud Pecrone Cart
bald ian tands have again concentrated and are sim In
eTtfslng numbers and receiving large quantities of
arms. a band of thousand have again Invaded
N5roia here lhev have levied supplies OF provisions
The FCntihcal troOps marching AGAINST them.
A elrg dated in Rome the 18TH Of October
Torts:-hesterday, while The garrison Of Sunraco
sbsent occurring the country band OF insurgents
"a wn from the mountains and occupied the town, the
eendarsc Withdrawing TO the castle The garrison
is retu-n alta ked the insurgents and repused Them
The sIhcal accounts state that thirty Garbad.ans
entered Subraco yesterday by SURPRISE during the alb
sence of the garrison Reconnaissance. The Pom
nhca troops, their return in the evening, retook
possession Of the town after encounter with tho in
vadcrs which the latter lost fifteen prisoners and
three lied, inc'udnc amongst the latter the Garibal
dan chi ef Mianies The Ponlca troops only suffered
= loss OF wounded.
The tsvpr'ore OF to-day Il is authorized
" cortr d.ct the statement that Mgr Franche
trustei With mission 10 Bartz and give denial,
Shereaor at tho time, the reports OF
7sstors u that place and conclusions arrived at by
some o Irnals ~ connection With the alleged MISSION
Arrest continue TO be made In Rome
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n was renorsrv cxpt tlsd by the mcmtere o, the
ca,nedraI conservation nat the Very Rev Vicar Cone
mi would address. them ye terdsy and large congress
tlon wa. in attendance in snedssey after the gospel
IN the mass be delivered st impressive discourse, d.
r-cting hs remarks pracpai' to the Eighteenth Cen
tenary celebration which took place In Rome on the
10Th day of last June He spoSc at length OF the I'M
porance or the celebration, which twenty-five ser-
wants OF God canonxed HN stated also tnai nearly
I'VE hundred bishops and thousand priests were
present from every Of tho word He then referred
20 the presentation In Rome for thN benefit Of the Holy
pa her In the OF the Ahbisl Np aud the faithful
OF the dioeess OF New YORK. Of tho smoun Of the col
lection taken up Nav for pu e,oethe amount
bonn ga, 50T 40, nearly 100 900 iuucs This was
rreditabie amount Cor the dlocess OF New YORK. TIE
congo alton seemed glad 10 the end gentleman
f,ark sqain among thcm.
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TIE vMyfssALEpa.
oar Saviour's Church.

Oar SaVionr's Church,
Yesterday morning the Rev. T. g. Brooks. FOR some
time paster or the sixth Unversallss Church. Our
saylour's IN Thiriy.nfth street. preshed bis farewell
sermon ana bade sdisu 10 his congregation in a few
touching words Tho text taken from the 10th
ebapter or Romans and the 18Th verse:-sI would
have YOU wise unto that which 10 good, and simple
concerning evil" The reverend gentleman commenced
BY saying that the Apostle Paul had made use OF the
words of the when be nboat closing his minis
try IL the church. HIS interest IN them was very Deep
They situated in the heart OF the world over
shsdoFed by the saperiai power OF The Cnsars and in
The midst o. metropolitan idolary, splendid and
glorious m rs appointment that with eli the wealth,
popularity, and prejudices q the city its side,
sseNns oy an imposing ceremonial to rotain
rounded b all the elemcrtsf opposition and yet favored
also with the approximation for usefulness peculiar
such position, the apostle clearly the necessity
thai the church should be uuei clrcumspect faithful;
saw Tire favorable resuas for truth II 80; the
consequences most disastrous, If they were not So
Hence hts sohcltude their behalf Occurring IN such
aconnectioa, the text evidently designed 70 be
comprehensive summary Of tseir duties, including
clear discerament Of and entire fidelity 10 every moral
ana RELIGIONS oniigaton and avoidance OF every error
OF wrong into WHICH tney liable 70 fail; thus
Wise, iheI eollc not Ia TO be rehy nessed ani pros.
porous. And thus wise Contnuei he, my brethren and
Sisters oi tins church and congregation cannot fail
or Ike prosperity and blessing TING conditions OF
religious life and Of socotys church's success are
always N substance tue The moral and religious
necessities that raul would press upon the atien-
ton OF the Romans, themselves to-day upon every
society Or church that would be vigorous and flourish
ing Christian body; aDi standing here Tor the last hme
10 speak T. Won Is ynnr pa tor words come 10 me
more expressive OF en- would TO you, or more APP
proprinte 70 the feeu gs OF this hour than these ~
would have You wise unto that which good and sim
| pie concerning evll'n The reverend gentleman then
went the rise and progrcss OF the Unversast
Church told LOW he 10 this church nnc years
AFRO as lie pastor and how he had endeavored TO hl bis
trust finally wishiu hs congregation farewell, ahongh
he hoped 10 meet them agan before all should part
Mr. Brooks has bee appointed the general agent OF the
uoiveas VonE ntion ani WIZ nave TO trasel great
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Notice 70 Mariners.

Hyp1oceApHic Soricr-NoRru PACIFIC OCEAN
gunFhu OF SAvGArion. Navy DrraRruESr Oct III 1867
reno q k sy n d @ %
Island North Paeine oeeae " '0 from ni0Oks
we over the following named and numbered localities
gers II the Pacific Ocean Bure of Navigation Navy De-
barmen Washington, 1867 aud found Of any OF
B Ne 2a Fonrds fs ,s So rs With Ne
name; Nnl 10 lsi. Massaehpsri,s ~ nd.
Az On AHg u and ran ronah nna surveyed g. u Is
10 miles from North d SS1h T e ana o mes, eng %
its centre E p 81 y, and rs = W, nearly.
Isandlis in nj e Is lon which 10 the
are going on with TIE survey of his island but have
been nterrupIea somewhat by bad weather during which
20. OR sss ne Of the
trance INTO the lagoon i probale that such
M & the sms eve NJ s'a 90 's
sc a wssh may 2 m so9a naSGr &
survey i when ihroush Win the oasIle work - 49,
THORNTON 4. JENKINS. Chief Of Bureau.
spoken.
for I so. GSas os na a. sTs ion s Calcutta via Nautilus
Brig A9uidnees, Bigley from Boston for Mobile, Oct 81
Brig concord from New York for Tarragona iat 81
Brig showing white nag, border. with II,
Oct p, of Absecum.
Foreign Ports.
RosArRE Oct SIN port bark belonging TO Boston, simp.
Sailed eth, brig G ara brown. Brown Portland:
GoSAIyEs Oct lin rort brig Abbe, from Boston, dsg.
American Porte.
BOSTON, Oct s6 An Arrived steiner sonoma naie Us>
ssr 81 Louis a c..sn mem New sns shin
John Mann tRrl Mann NYork; brig Alice Putnam new.
sshrs Ahee ritp ~ Lombard Alexandria; seahower,
sailed this An twlnd w5-shp N Boynton barks W
athmArrrea steamer Mctrelian Baltimore; bark John
Pearson Tapani brig Kolus Antwerp; schr Princess Of
CHARLESTON Oct 2i-C,eared briggs Bellona fBr) Raw
ncs BRISTOL e. keystone Barter Work schr Americus,
sailed a2d bark El9in tar, uealv London.
ne, y r A. Quarantine
coal on the bar shin Wary ogien, from NYork; bark
chat!anooga. from Liverpool 49,.
,aoana syo sa Clara r,re Parker
poRrsEss MSSRoE Oct so-arivsd ship slto sB.
aEoRaEfowS, SC. oc! u--A-rivca schr. Early, Bird;
Crowd. Nyork 18th. Caroline Cornelia, Davis, and
HOLMES HOLE &c, q rN.rrived, sehr Edward La
sailedschrs Julia Martha. Jos Long Jas Henry,
brig, Triton Mr' LaFsn Be
vow French NYors for Boston Sen Peavey Armstrong
o5 rs Bsy ssa For rorn S ons New
ssdo,s for Rpngor weep hngn or
sa,,d-Brgs Triton corrienIe. schrs Sarah Convoy Y
SopiLE. ocs arrived. Sr, John Sherwood Berry.
NORFOLK Oct "a rived scfrs Nenaws, Dlsoswsv; p
rossr d sna 10 e rockwell
Oct 70 AMcenred steamship Hun
9Th arrived banks cz,rowitz pa.mos Myrtl. Liver
dy do JOSIE Boston, crcassian do schr Jane Brundage,
ssiIsa- steamer Roman boston: a. ..,,. -
san FRANCISCO. DC. es-Arrived, ship Golden Ruls,
elssrsd.shp sh.mrock Hsyrs ,,..,,,o, n,,..,.,,,
ssvaSSaH oss Arrived, Steamship Herman Living
as SYois Us !" : ' $500
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SHIP PIN q NEW S !.
sOaT Or NEW Yu7x. OCTOBER 81. 1867.

Arrived.
French steam slnbosi Bogver., Earl dAnesy de Monpe
win 60 into dry dock at the Navy Yard The
steamship France Br newl Grace Liverpool Oct IS and
a,n WIN ndse and On pssssnsers Ma
with mdse and Gsi pas.ensers to Kanhardt Co Had
srons westerly gales from Orkney Islands Cape Race
Is passed an Inman steamer bound 2eth lat 70 90 lon
~rrsns bound W. ' o''"1 = 1'"' on f"s is'Ana' snip
Sseamshp Corsica tBr, lie Messurier Havana Oct 81 via
caored IN The Lever Quarantine
stcam-hip Leo Dearborn, Savannah. Oct q with cotton
TO Murray Ferris Had strong NE gales the pas
sssam.hv Saratoga Knr, Norfolk n hours with mdse,
0L Macresdy !sanchcred 10 Quarantine.
ana Ii passengers 10 Williams Guon &c, Ia ON m he
Bents spoke ashns schr Lindsey, Of Habehsad With $50
w sSre sE's sy,rgsg Sept 30 with md'e
IssA annie y Palmer sEalasd, Basnos Ayres Sept ?.
osser e NAPIER " welsierd. I. - - WV
BRIG Sir Robert Mcclure lBr,, oriG,h RIO Jansiro 50
Brv Dunlap ,B.i. Dunlap, Old Harbor. ia IS days,
brig Aln,, Jane, Alsn nafsi, 10 days, wi,h FISH 70
Bris IBr Ryder, aace Bay. days. with coal 70
seSr IN rsssne Horn uavr- sep. with md.c 70 Boya
Bncken Had heavy weather; lost and split sails and
.sshr Tsr sRr Clare Para 20 days with rubber Ae 70
scbr caroli.s rarnsworh tBr,. SAWYER psm.r.r. ~
days. with mol uses, 70 smith Co
schr GaribaidS sadIer Domerars 3 days with nuts 10
Green Co.
master.
scr Pilots BrieBretio Antigua, 3 days, in ballast, 70
T. Amsinck A Co.
schr Adelaide (Br, Taylor Gonaives is days with ma.
hcgauy, &c TO Becs. Co. Oct H. Tnagua bearing ~
sser %srsas Hunter sra Eas.o rs Ss for sssas.
Schr Irving. Chamber 'an, Virginia.
Schr Hattie Low, MILNE y Virginia.
Schr Evergreen. Belloste yhad,phia for Grcenport
Schr Ellen Barnes Clifford Washington, NJ for ProvL
dencs,
schr Laura Watson Wells tmboy, NJ, for Bucksport.
schr Jane Maria. Bushnell Am. roy NJ. for Norwich.
schr : hs.haway, Hathaway, tachiss
tchr Frank Marin, Barber Oriano,
schr Minetia, Dickey Bangor
fthr Ruth HotchkisH. - Roctland
Sshr Y ) Hodgdan, Hodgdon, Rockland
Srhr Gentle Henderson ltuckland
schr Arkshurg, Miller Rockiand
kchr Wary sangdor, Bennett sockand.
sehr Thos Hi, HAL, Rockland.
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Clinton Avenue Church. BrooL Nyn.
The Rev Mr.. ksele Of Boston, dictated ysNistdsy at
his church in place OF thu usual pastor, theev DR.
Buddington Having sskcn for bis teri the paNage 70
which Philip tells Nathaniel I'VE have found MIN, OF
whom uoaes in the law and the prophets did write,
csns Of Nazareth tho reverend gentleman proceetted
20 dcver an eloquent ard earnest address the lie
of our saviour aud the many lessons contained IN ~
for our gudaEre and instruction. After exetchlng
BREEZY the early life OF our Lord, dwelling especially
upop bis interview with the learned doctors 10 the
Temrir, he prsreedod the various events OF the
fhre asV years ct his upon this earth, commenting
typon I've Geoabls helnsss aud yupy and the divine
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sohr Nan Merrill. Boston.

schr Mail. Merrill, Boston.
Scnr Freestone. smith. Portland, Ct.
Schr X l. Sherman. Phinney New davens
Schr King, Rockwell. Bridgeport.
Steamer h G Knight Dentx, Washington. Dc
Steamer AbAsross. DAVIS Somerset, Me- having ns bsrx
PnoA In tow.
; Steamer Coqueste. Lowell. Boston.
Steamer Wamsuttas Fish, New Bedford.
Below.
Steamship Heca, Edmonston, from Liverpoo II II
Queenstown Oct IA to Cunard 0csber 10 passed steams
ship Denmvrk boun Oct IL lat 81 NORTH long n
exchanged signals with lnman bound =
Oct ~ lat 10 10 north long 20 u north exchange east
with American ship Aracan The Hecla will ~ slgnas
about Eve o'clock A NJ ~Ach neF oock
Arrived sehr. Harsein. Hor n FRI, HAVE a, Az. -.
yannsh with mise and General Barnes, from Sd.
nci % ase A ssengers 10 Livingston. Fox A Co.
Renee Tor Sew Or 81 s. passed steamship Raleigh
WIZ ssva iI r steering south -
sup S'.ergy. from Leghorn.
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The demand for wheat continued active for export, and
About Is 900 bnsheis at 8 SGD for 80 spring SCI
'a5 quiet aas
dun and &c 600 bushels,
sss'sIs %.'s So; Al$
$50 ooo bushels n soc size for western. Barley was
anis. bn steadv TIE were about bushels at
With q asoa, o bushels S western t al
oenrs Of rap and cotton both by sail
and steam were liberal and the market decidedly
Of he 9Th prosmo at and room ' q, The close was
held firm =. ID There ,on,naed an active demand for YES
taken up with fun carsoel d hreadsnrs. az
basssl. wheat iod per bushels wheat
a. ad =, erces Ia. a,a At ,s 3D. and @ t, SoGn
TO ond.n 75o' bushels whe At MD 5000 hbis -four At
on t asa ss .m s 70 Gs $40 n s
snsnel, waea le 400 DO corn at 4a and GO Sols
Cork orders excluding the of Ireland 24oo
Cork a SaRsss ss or qt ss
nent 10 per cent addtcna British bark 3 900 bushels
whea. . Pr,arh Roads for orders pori In the
bushels whea. fo,sd. sSoa, sao aoar a S.
GrsSIKs still continued dull and nominal
HEMP All descriptions were inactive and nominal.
hors..The do demand was moderate and prices were
ar s demand 10 for Or 81 shipping and 81 o
MoLAssrs sales of consequence reported,
Dns price, pre-. showed showed no change; -,
and % bond 0e asnsnd '' Va: is
bills strained No Eat $s 70 and 200 DO No Al 81 81
az
Kind. were sSo as prc e'h However ~er. nm
CHANGED Iin.eed was quoted al 81 ii a ST H.
0s sad e'fs sra the pork
market opened dull with holders demanding about previous
quite active but unseitle and lower closing about SCI
The sales cash and REGULAR 600 bbs ut SCI IS IS
for new meas nd So 80 for small lot extra prime or
unchanged Beef hams fierce beef dun and
nominal Cut meats also du sales Is bore dry sailed
active demand the s,es comprising 5U short
rib At l2sc 800 do Cumberland cut at lsSc and $50 cut
livery There better demand for lard prices were
hrmer NJ the close The sales we're 200 bbls at l2sc
13iSc Butter and cheese showed change
FErRoIEua-lhe demand for crude continued light but
previous prices aimed We quote l4c ike in
bulk with saesof loo bb AT the latte fgure There
Improvement to 10 the demand for bonded prices OF
which were heavy and lower We quote standard white
nominal at &c Sales 500 bb for October private
do for November 1t SIC and 500 do for December
Nnphi-rhe demand brisk and prces were higher
Sales were made OF 1000 bhls at 2c 900 do private
ton In Pnildepha the continued dull and prices
remained nominal
fIcr-No sales Of consequence reported Carolina
SuGAR-.There continued a slow demand for raw and
weak though not qnoiahly lower; fir good
ls,c l2isc Tor Cuba, and lisc 3i5c Porto Rico
also 81 boxes part a l4c Refined que, but Prices
SExps Calcutta nseed heard Of no sales: prices
unchanged. Clover ranged from l2i,c 10 isc with
small sales Rough FAX dull At about - 20 and timothy
srsAnIv quiet Sales reported OF 1900 lbs at
l3iic. ihs4r.
TALlow moderately active about former prices
wHsxrr.-Receipis 5ss b6ls There wa. no change 10
note in the m rses small sales In bond at s5c &c.
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Yesterday afternoon about hundred friends OF the
cause OF metropolitan evangezsiion assembled al No
SOL Third avenue between Thirty. fth and Thirty
streets 70 participate in the impressive and Interesting
ceremony OF opening and consesng TO the service OF
God the Bethesda chapel This much needed place
Of worship win be devoted 10 Sabbath school and other
religious services, and has boon organized under the
auspices OF the West fiftythird Stree, Young Mems
Christian Association in connection With tho FirtytbIrd
street Baptist church. which has already established =
similar branch chapel al Eighty fourth street. Blooming
dale road The dedcaory exercises conducted by
the Rev W. r. Pendleton, pastor Of the tifty-third
street Baptist church, aud vere Of er.
addresses. uterspersed with the singing Of
choice selection Of sabbath school aud popular
juvenile hymns the scdoars OF the Fiftythri street
Church entered the building IN body, and through
lher of'cers aud seacbeiS presented 70 the chapel
hur>fred volumes or select vo vks as the nuccue 81
HbIAry for thv We " The shi1,ven Who ace. and may