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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
MILITARY.
rwENrY-sEcoxD REGIMENT CONCERT.

TwENTY-sECOND REGIMENT CONCERT.
The floral concert of the 22d Regiment n. Y. S. NJ.
will take place at their Armory, Fourteenth-st, near
sixhave., Wednesday evening, May %, at soelock
on which occasion Brg..Gen Palmer will present the
regiment with elegant stand OF cOlOrs on behalf Of
be for the benefit of the ArmOrer, Mr. Geo. H. Arnold
PROMOTIONS IN THE SEVENTH
In the 9TH Regiment, n. US n G., the designations
OF Major Joseph b. Young, and Quartermaster Edward
Bernard have been accepted and they have been honor
ably discharged Lieut.. and Breyet Lieut.-Co Louis
Fitzgerald has been appointed Adjutant and Sergt Major
Robert NJ Weed, Quartermaster. Lieut. Joseph Dore has
been elected First Lieutenant and Sergt. Darius Ferry,
ir Second Lieutenant OF Company C. Quartermaster-
Scrgt H. L. s. Chairman has been appointed Sergeant
Major; Commissary- Sergt Edmund III. Weyman, IT.,
QuartermasterSergean and Sergt Marshall Leferts Jr
COmmissary-S ergeant.
VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Eighth annual report of the Board of Manage
ment OF The Veterans OF the National Guard give the re-
ceipts during the last year COO S. and the expend
lures Sll0 CO. The number Of members is stated TO be
$3.50.
The Central Park Commissioners have agreed 10 set
apart site for 90 the memory Of the mem
bers Of the 7h who fell during the war or the Rebellion
The estimate cost Of the monument Is $4,000
PARADE OF THE FOURTEENTH.
The l4th Regiment National Guard Will parade IN
Brooklyn on Thursday next, the regimental line being
formed in Cranberyst, night resting on Hicks at ?.
o'clock d., III,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
ACCIDENTS.
FATAL RvN-ovER ACCIDENTS.


On Saturday evening John Hayes. aged years.
was run over at the OF Barrow and weststs by
horse and butcher driven by Patrick Lynch and was
badly injured that be died after being conveyed
10 the residence OF his parents. No $50 Wcsst Coroner
who had been arrested locked up 10 await the re
suit OF such yesgation On Friday evening Janet
Davidson aged years whose parents reside at No AZ
West Thirty-seeond-st run at the corner OF
Thirty-irst-st aud Ninth-ave, by horse and dirt
cart driven by Thomas Kelly. and so severely in
inred that, She died soon after being conveyed
Kelly arrested on Saturday Coroner Cover he Id an
inquest and verdict of accidental death was rendered
Kelly was discharged from custody.
CRUSHED by A FALLING BUILDING.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Wildey
at No lOG Cherry;st, the body of Thomas Harding,
who died from the effect OF injuries received on the 9th
inst ON that day he called upon friend employed IN
the cooperage establishment OF A. T. Briggs at No 2s2
Southst and while they were engaged IN conversation
roof of the she'd beneath which they were standing
at the time, fell upon them, seriously l,Jurlng DOM,
Jury censed the Of the shed for allowing IL TO re-
main In insecure condition. Deceased was native
OF Ireland, aged 80 years
FALL OF \ HOUSE ~ CHICAGO.
A two-story frame building, No. SO West Polk est,
Chicago, fell Thursday last while it was being raised
for the purpose 0f building basement underneath ono
Of the occupants. Mrs Williams. was instantly Killed, ana
four other persons were more or less injured
FATAL RESULT OF RECKLESS SHOOTING.
An inquest was on Saturday, held by Coroner Will
dey at Bellevue Hospital, on the body OF Mrs. Julia
ORrien native OF Ireland, aged IS years. From the
evidence OF several witnesses appears that on tho
night Of the 9th inst Joseph Beck hred loaded mus
ke at a eat In Fifty seyenthst near FIRST ave Ine III
NAL was In range and standing about IS feet from tho
santy in which the deceased lived ana one OF tns DUCK
shot with which the weapon was loaded passed to9g
the window OF the shany and entered her back causing
n fatal wound The jury rendered verdict III accord
ance with facts and censured Beck for his criminal
carelessness In dschargng his gun IN go reckless man
ner Beck was held TO bail by the Coroner to await the
action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
BASE BALL.
UNION VS.. ATLANTA.


The opening match of the Union Club of Moui-
SANTA was played their grounds Saturday last with
the Atlanta Of fremont, promising organization The
play both sides presented good points. but whole
up the mark Of either club. The Unions have
weak points in the nine that played on saturday which
must be strengthened they swecpthC field before
Them their friends assert they will do, this season. TIE
first part OF Saturdays match worry evenly
contested, the score at the end Of the third inning
being seven six in favor Of the fremont Club but
a change Of pitching and some determined batting
gave The different aspect The batting Of the At
lanta was, however, very good, though not fortunate
and eXceed the Unions in being safer ~ Of the latter
being put out fly catches The umprng in this match
very lax not Illegal bali in ten having been called
without special reference 10 this case, may add that
something than ability 10 play base ball IS
required OF umpire The laws OF the game
becoming abstruse, and the umpircs are not
always familiar, with them Thus far, tins season,
little attention has been paid 10 the amended
niles for pitching and striking Tho pitching is different
from what it last year. The law requires that
the arm shall swing perpendcuary and free from the
body and tina the shall be kept straight The tbat
ter must stand while striking. These the rules.
they should either he enforced by the umpes repealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
YACHTING

TliE BROoKLYN YACHT SQUADRON
The latest acquisition OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club
is the fine acknowledged yacht Little. OF 81 tuna
measurement recently purchased by party ., gentle
men s suhsd 10 this brooklyn nth Regiment, including
Gen James Joarl0n, Col r.. q. Fowler Col Vim. II. De-
hoyose Cot e. a. J0urdan. Capt C. M Philip and Capt.
". L. H. Steers. The Lille IL superb craft especially
Intended for summer sailing Her interior aOcommeds-
tons arranged for comfort rather than exclusively
for speed Tho inspected their vessel Satur
day afternoon and yesterday they privately received
their friends to tho number OF about 400 This week her
sailing qualities are 10 he tried. Col Fowler 10 the sail
ing master, aud Capt. Steers ranks purser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

MERE MESTIoN.-The following is the calendar of
tho Brooklyn city Court for to-day, May 20: Nos 81 H.
49, 25 81 A. A. "a, ~ Ida Marsh child Of five years,
while playing the residence OF her parents NO 81
CarlLAt on Saturday evening. WAS fatally burned her
garments having taken fire from bonfire In the street.
The body Of nfani evidently Of recent birth, was
found Yesterday morning in the river on Courtst wcdged
between couple Of logs Last evening te body Of II
female infant found in small yard near Franklin
ave and DegTaw James DOckney aud Peter Curfan,
youths OF about Is years arrested yesterday
ing on a charge OF having burgarOusy eneredt the store
of Mr. C. Wakefield. In HamiltOnaye. When found, they
had quite quantity Of goods packed ready " gary TT
Tbsv serO lpcbod up 10 await trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al VERoNA.-At about o'clock
on Saturday morning ncendiary fire occurred IN the
storehouse of Mr.. Caleb II. Baldwin At Verona ana
speedily entered the storchOuse OF Mr. Alexander D.
Could and thence leaped into his dwelling anu 10 the
post Office. All these buildings were rousnhriii MT
Baldwn's loss il $1,000; fully Insured Mr. 'ouh oss
about $500 The Methodist Church asq look hf ~ sN@"
plsees, but wac saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

ATTEMPT 10 SHOOT WoMtN-On Saturday
evening IIarman King made attempt 10 murder his
sisterinaw Frances L. King al fancy store which she
keeps lin Fifh-st near Grand. g. D., but, the bullet
instead OF striking Mrs King passed into the val. King
Is dsspsted aud hs visits 10 his brothers.
house having become dstasteiu 10 the family for this
reason, Mrs King requested him not annoy them any
further. Hence the shooting. lie apprehended by
Policeman walsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

SuIcIDEs-The body of m unknown woman was
found IN the North River of Newark ST. lioboken' yes
terday morning The unknown was attired IN baek ana
In the bosom of her found two small bottles OF
laudanum and i've one-pOund weights. She was appa-
rently about IS years Of age Mary OG0rlnai willow
aged SO years hanged herself az No Raroadave Jer-
sew CITY and Saturday Coroner Warrens Jury ionu
verdict suicide while suffering temporary aDerra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
BROOKLYN NEVIS.

DIED SrpDENIY--A well known citizen of the
Sixteenth ward Mr.. Frederick Zachariason died sud
denly OF paralysis at ms saloon, Mcseroe aud Even
sts.. Saturday night. He was native OF Germany
ahOut 40 yeaTs0f age.
Patrick Quinn Of No. ~ Hudson-aye., Brooklyn. was
found yesterday morning the sidewalk, near hls Nome
bleeding from the nose and He was examined by
Dr. Mccarthy, but marks Of violence could he found
Mr.. Quinn died ia tho afternoon The police nave AT
rested four men on suspicion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE ST. LOUIS RACES.

THE ST. LOUIS RACES.
NJ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE 90,
ST. LOUIS Nav ls.-The Laclede races will com
lnence here on Monday next large number Of horses
including some Of the best racing stock in the country
will be present.
TROTTING IN MASSACHUSETTS.
RIVERSIDE PARK May 17.-Purse of $500; 500 to
second horse; mile heats three IN fve TO harness.
H. Erailey entered blk. Ben Franklin.
II. BAILEY entered shepard Knapp, jr......
}. j.. entered Romeo. d.
Tine 2i92--?39}-? 543-2;iol.
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THE RUSSIAN COMMISSIONERS IN NEwHAvEx

r TKLEgEkPH o rRIBuAN.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn, May 1S.-'The Russian Com
msslOners Col A. G0rlof and Capt Carl Hunnins,
OF inspection IN this country publicly
ceived in the City Hall this morning. They also en-
tertained by Mr. Ralph Ingerso eIMinister 10 Russia
after which they visited the public institutions Of the city
They left for Hartford THE afternoon. - !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
QUOTING.

the MATCH Al DUNHAM'S TO-DAY.
To-day the return games of the series, commenced
at Newark last week TO be played at tho Normal
Quot Grounds. Astorplace and Broadway Fins play
- ItIrnfen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

CONTROLLERS OFFTCE-Controller Connolly ha
appointed Mr. Leonard Won Derkar Second Clerk in the
Bureau Of the Collector OF Taxes on Saturday Mr. Var
Derar appeared before the Mayor and took the neces
sary oath of office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

PERsoNAI--Among the arrivals at the hotels yes
terday, were Gov Fenton, Gen. A. s. Buford Virginia
and the Hon. Gausha A. Grow Pennsylvania. at the
Fifth.Avenue Hotel. The Hon. n. b. Judd. Nc Chicago
Lord PennsyIv ania at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Gen j.
savory. Des Moines; Col. Owen, Col Parker, and Col
A. H. Basset, u. 8. A., mt the metropolitan Hotel Sapt
Norris OF the Rifle Brigade British Army at the New
York Hotel Col Begjamn West Point at the Aloemarde
Hotel Ex-Goy. Smyth OF New-Hampshlre; Gems Dyer
ana Wright u. y. A. the Hon Robert III Pruyn Albany
nnd Commodore Alden, L. y. N, at the Astor House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
NEJp-JERSEY NEVIS.

SUNDAY IN JERSEY CITY.--The Sunday law WAS
strictly enforced yesterday All dramshops and rcstau
rants were closed: consequently the Hudson River TO
lice had no occasion to make arrests and profound qe'
reignod In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

CoLoRED YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of the Coored Young Men
Christian Association will be held at their rooms No
wooster-s this evening. An essay will be read by Nj
W III. Curtis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
PASSENGERS ARRIHEn

PROM EEWoRLEAss May 1s-Iu steamship R.leigh-Ed-,s
fnnegan j. ~ nasn and lady W. Jewett Beuneaio WIN ps
,si James hoDoh I'm Mssso M and Mrs A. Bowden A. Pm
"Us nate Dea'He James Noughlin ". Johnsn Fred Por
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
MATCHES Ills WEEK.

To-day the Burnside Club of Brooklyn. and the
Rutgers Club OF NewYOrk will play at the intersection Of
Bedford-ave. and Lynchst., brooklyn. The stars and
Units DuuiOr Clubs will play together today on
the Orienal's grounds at GreeupOint, Long Island
On Wednesday the Unions OF MOrrisana Will play the
Athlete Club ~ MOlrisana. on the day two tens
OF the Empire Club, cQm1ssed respectively OF NeHYOrk
ersand JefSeyneD, will play at IOboken. on Thursday
the Oriental OF GreenpOint, l.. H. win play at GrcenpOnt
with she Eclectic of New York.
The Star vs.. IrvingtOn match has been postponed
until Saturday when the Iryingtons have their
nlns out that day being the f8vOrite day for Star
games The IrvngtOn's challenged the stars Of
course leaving the latter 10 name the day A.
they saturday, the 25th the IrvngtOns had
either 10 accept the match or TO deliver ball. and they
could not get their nine out the day named they ten
deied their chaiengers ball forfeit the stars
generously rejected pTefcirng wait until tho irving
tons can play them a Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

FENIAN MATTERs-Col. 0COnnor, who first raised
the standard of revolt Kerry, reported himself at the
Central Office Saturday morning, having come direct
Ireland He brings dispatches from the chlei Mill
tary mon in Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

A tremendous reduction in the prices OF In
.h Royal aud Brase Carpets at nan 70 OF
Roscv Three Ingram Carpets Mats hnFs piuEg VII
n,. Me- psr yard widths Drugges, Embodefed ispe A
p,ro toyer Wndaw Shades low preos 5000 pLs OF Ike '
,lsh "A usas 25e 10 Soc Der yAl Loci Ne BerJS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
THE GERMAN RFPUBLIcANs ON THE Excl

THE GERMAN RFPUBLIcANs ON THE EXCISE
LAVAL q meeting OF the German Radical republican
Central Committee, of which Mr. Hermann Raster seems
q, ,ao hoon the leading splrit Mr. Hugo weisendoncb
,noyed IN at inasmuch the next Fan eectOhs Will IN
yoye no principles of the Republican party presenting
thus an opportunity 20 reject or good eause tue hepuo
can candidates without deserving the party ana mas
much as .the provisions Of the Excise Law are
arbitrary tyrannica and unrepnbhcan, therefore, the
German Republicans are 81. c...,,
RisSd TO notify Republican members o. the state CenIenea
M Rn,hcnp state all other Republican Committees
and German Radical Republican cena Co
Fall elections not recommend inc support
Rsrnbsn candidates County Municipal omes or io tn'
rar unless Republican party shall pledge the kspnos.
~ s state Couvenon candidates AoTesad to U.S.
% Of the Aforesaid provisions OF
Excise law, either by amendments to the s~e |OhS'Ou VI "
the Legislature. -. -. ro,.,rad Ia
Messrs Raster Wesendonck, and Richard, 10 report 4"
au 90 traortlinary meeting on Friday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

The Athletic Club of Philadelphia has in prospect
a trip to New England 10 play matches with the Lowell
Harvard Of BOs the Charter Oaks OF Hart
ford and other clubs On their return the Athletics will
meet the Unions Of Morrisania, and very interesting
and wellFOnesed game should be the result Last year
they met in two games and the games We're equally d
yded each winning game, and the runs adding up 81
ft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

FUNERAL OF HENRY ID. WEHMANN-The Wash
ington Lodge Of the Ancient Order OF Good Fellows
passed down Broadway yesterday afternoon on their way
TO Greenwood with the body OF their late brother Henry
d. Wehmann. About $50 members OF the Lodge were III
nrocesson Iwearing therl regaa and carrying the ban
ners OF the order, and accompanied by band OF music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

CHEss-The match between Messrs. Mackenzie
Reichhem has at length been fixed Tor next week
The winner Of the first games viii be declared the
victor and will be considered the chess champion OF
the United States. The games 10 be played IT the
alrInhin Afhpnnnin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
IAnnouleeinsntsl

SHEET WAX, best quality, 25c. per dozen al
scnonSsasER SONS ARTISTS SuPPLI sroRE No Isa "fahd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

RIsroRI HoMEwARD BoUND.-On Saturday morn
ing Madame Rlstori's parors, in sixteenth'st' were
beseged by multudes of her admirers, and from noon
day until about O'clock even the street was thronged
Manager Grau reached the house half an hour previous
10 thr sailing OF the steamer and after Rstor and the
had souvenirs the great actress babe
adeu to ALL stepped into her coach, kissed her hana 10
thr admitting and applaudng spectators on the pave
ments and was of with her family, for the Nlie de
Paris Having boarded the steamship, Rstorl at once
went 10 her and not again seen by the
outside world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

JEFFERSON DAvIs-Mr. Jefferson Davis has left
the New-York Hotel for the residence OF Mr.. Charles
OConor near Fort Washington His family are still at
the above named hotel IL Is expected that the Journey
to Montreal will be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoxie
celebrated feh anniversary OF their wedding day
on Friday evening" their residence I'm Rutgersplace
The very pleasant companonable gathering included
% o the descendants OF the host and hostess together
with many prominent members Of the learned professions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

THE CATHOLIC FAR.-'rhe great Fair in and OF the
Catholic Protecory viii be opened this evening In the
building erected for the purpose in Unionsquare Mayor
Hoffman will deliver the inaugural address Extensive
Preparations have been made by the various Catholic
Churches OF tho City for the success OF the Far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

Umpire-Mr. Chas Mills Of the Atlantic Club.
Sr0rers-Messrs Swift and BedeiL
Time II Gsms--Two hours and forty minutes.
FlJcstches--Cnion. II Atlanta, 10.
Dot on Fous-Union, : tines Atlanta, times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

REVENUE CoMNnssIoNKE's OTFTCE.-During III
absence in Europe OF Mr. Wells, Special Commissioner
the Revenue the business Of the Commission viii be al
tended 10 by his assistants, Mr. Edward Young at IN
Office in the Custom-House, New York. and MI. Il Il
Elliot, Treasury Building Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20
LATEST SHIP NEIKs
PORT Op sgw.yoRK
ARRIVED

PORT OF sBwI0RK.........Blrl 49, 81
ARRIVED
u Sts.',' Paul Jones r,h1sS Psnsssol. Nay WED
steamship Raleigh aarshmsp NsworIesns 10th ,u. Via p,,r
lh 20 Livingston PoI Co The ship Cuba from BHo srd,ss
steamship City Of Dublin Dr. Eynow Liverpool via ov,.,.
9Th inst, With Tnss and 7OT pass, to John G. Dale
snip Albert c,l,in Dsl.ps I Yer Agl 49, WITH sd I'D "a
anis among The passengers Hae strong westerly winds Nan
sP g. M T S w KgS A0 IL. q %S . ind 81 ' tho
gales split strong westerly gales up long 4O thence a
tay taey Hisds remainder 0gas:gs winds. bal
vessel wh three masis bound vest apparently steamship
Bari Csta A) Trinidad (Cuta days uzsr TOMS.
S% r h. H. @ o % 5 .s, ,s ss gale from he
ties Of the vessel to leak badly that jumps bsss
ssss Ss : s piece. sfs Sss i'f
Sclr " T. Barisn Adams Providence for PSisdspSs ~
s sT S5ah T6 SGP P'osSp tSI ElaSPO
wIXD~sG5set n
BELOW.
ship Emily Flynn 100 days from Clao via Hampton Roads by pilot
Brig Estelle, froM Malaga
steamship Fang shuey, for Hong Kong
Moro c.,,l.-,t..I,hiD ,t sPo OK ,.,, ,.,u,,r
isSi inst Is miles "a Cape fo1s Rsns. 10
Polar s;ar-shp 9th inst lat Al &c. long. So So
DOMESTIC PORTS.
croSsy rom phad.pRa and scr Gody from New
.,s a,S ,o ,o, a srs 9g BIGs c%
PHILADELPHIA May sAruyed, bark Pennsylvania from Genoa
OLYMPIC THEATER.
W IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE
no PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
consequence the necessity
romance Of
the iheae viii be closed this evening" the frs performance
TREASURE TRoyE
VIII "O' 'A'' p''7 TO MORROW, TUESDAY EVENING
fPTRcrs S BxcERGEST Situations BEAUTiFGI Music te
complete.
already purchased evening viii good
NO FAMILY should go the Country without
IVES PATENT LAMPS.
They can he lighted a. quickly as GAS SLED and trimmed safely sad
Ing tie Burner
They produce better light than GAS and nearly eou,,.l,.,
Lam G USUALLY used f The ou so By the Trade ens
WE ALSO SUPPLY IN CANS OR BY THE BARREL THE
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED PURE
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TNHE GRAND CHARITY FAIR at Union.
Il sauare opened THIS EVENING at o'clock sith a.
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THE NEW BLACKBERRY.
PLANT now AND SAVE YEARS TINE
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THE PRICE IS WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
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: q per hundred $50 per thousand
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-20

In consequence Of the necessity another rehearsal Of the
romance Of
TREASURE TROvR.
will be closed this the first
TREASURE TR0YE
will not take place until
TOMORROW, TUESDAY EVENING
will be presented with all is NBW SCENES. NOVEL
EFFECTS EXCELLENT SITUATIONS, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, &e
complete.
already purchased FOR this evening viii goo,
the following night
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-04

The LoviSo KINDNESS or GoD.-Thc
loving kindness Of God! What bcauti.
fil expression! How rich and consolins
the thought contained in il! II is not mere
good will, nor mere complaccnt friendship,
nor the mere neighborly Kindness Of human
beings, although, these are Of high and pre-.
cious account; il is the good will. the
friendship, the kindness Of love-of the
love Of Col. who is love itself. We know
something Of the loving Kindness Of father
and mother. We have been gently tended
and n,irsed by this kindness; or. parent.
ourselves, we know full we'll the ,hrobbins
Of parental affection. Deep, earnest, self
sacrificing is human love in many tender
relations We trust in il fcrvenily and with.
out fear. o! IL there wers no human love
in which we could trust, what desolsie
place would this worId he But the loving
kindness &c God, Of that great ineompfe'
hensible Being who fills the universe ~l"'
his presence, and before whose majesty the
pillars Of heaven trcmble-~ha' loving
kindnes, ,hn, must he the kindness of in.
finite love welded with 'nhn'te power
Therc !, nothing that love can conceive Of
=, wish TO do Tor its object, hut is contained
here. and rendered not only possible, but
absolutely ccrtnin.