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New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.YoRK...... JUNE

CLEARED.
Steamships-Alemania N o. Batau. Hamburg; virgo Deah
and Vera Cruz Jose Thompson Moore bamoe T. = LeW
NSh Sbip&H B Wright Treat Buenos Ayres
Bafks-Gaatea a. g., Matfeie AntSers Aberdeen IreaS
R,j-.,pe Bupa,ge Peou 81 John Rash, Petty wlming
ton n C. =; Peri Earie Portsmouth n II. - .
Sehooners-E Waterman Mensha Batmoei Banar Wells ana
Spray Norwich.
sloop-onenA, Dyer, New'Lonton
ARRIVED.
Steam ship Hosata Hamburg June 10. mdse and sos
Steamship William p. Clyde, Powell, Wilmington " e.
steam DRstros P) Commander Des Nanhe Martniq1s
Nav 22 Has a Of $50 men and carries guns.
Bark Nor (Norw Raymert, Falmouth T., o! days coal OF,
Matan1as T. schr. Conservative Boyd for NeW.lork
Schr Unou AdAes Harbo Island days fruit Len In port sehh
shannon (Brl, for New-iork -. o,.
Martha Ann Lane Belize Hon 81 days osSooL Leh pot
bark Palas Brl, loading for Nevlor
Schr d. Davidson Kham Butheus days fruit Len In por
scbr Henry Middleton for New, & l9rh IN : - days W -
7 G. Crate Virginia United Brothers, Richmond
Alaska Machas Paan, MachhS
J. r. Bovd Virginia Evelyn, Columbia
Nicola, MaehiaS Spray virginia
W. IL Rowe, Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 22Aed steamships Palmyra from Lyerpoo Ash
isnI and Neptuu o NewYor Lberad Baenos
Minnie fon Leghorn A. C. Major from Cenegos Returned
chr James Hevet hence Of aud for Philadelphia for repairs
FoKrREss June 2Passed mp ship Grey Eagle FROM
Cleta from Mayague Potomac from DemersTsl
Armda West ladies for Baltimore Passed out brig Caroline. @f
Cuba; and the French soopofwaL
FOREIGN PORTS.
June 2rhe steamship American nom NeWfofk
June II, arrived at noon to-day
LlyERPoO The Liverpool AMI Great Western Steamship
Co.'S steamship Minnesota Capt Price, which m NeSfork June W
arrived here today
SPOKEN
June H. lat 81 lon IS s. whaling bark Pacific (of Newbedord
mouths with COO hbls, Of oil on board.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
pAoCENrPRS ARRIKEn

FROM HAMBURG June 2za steamship ILoS,is-C yen Hsnh
tan A ernauds Ruper, Peter Godefroy, NJ stanley.
H. wife and children Anua GodehWdt ASk
Wormse wife and child T. w Pnne jose Aefan' 4.
Raymond, H. Leopold, Juls Palack
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CRoUT.-Pst L-Hela by ISGALn, J. coOn
opens at 10 m.
T..MeerOe ast The Mayor l5a DOvar &e 'gt East River
&c. Ferry Co
49, sgs The Mayor l!ss Mnshal DoPan ct al
&c. Ill2T. .Hawet agt DotT.
s2a Howell ct al agt Field 3as hi ag Forecoud and
sis Goldman agt Raer Grandst Perry r. r. Co.
$50. Robertson agt Tyler 982 Iang act Chaiis
orr Norton at Fgerton. 1850. Moses Billings
1893. Mummy hgt Baker ct al 42..Dyer agt Gus et al y
$500 Psrnelee agt Beehe et al AT Dock Co. agi Ihe Mayor
l9}2 p,rmelee at Beebe e. al &c
t MeCTe,dy et a. act KINNEY 1851 Ripley agt
1910. Bergman agt Kelly, Sher' eta
it, &c.
SUPREME COURTSPEcAL TERneh by CARDozo Court opens
ooDs % tb. coat tss remainder Of the Calendar will be
through will be set down for particular ay and
down for specific day VIII be dgar
by fSGRAuAN JCOur opens al
los m Call fthe Calendar at I'm.
Is Cor Ne art Patten IN .Besmch Recr agt Boubs
Scbenck kagt.S John day sc.
rs WTter att Burnett al 49, Brown ct al agt Mich. So
M Beers AT Irving n. Ind. r r. Go.
100 Andrsws ke att Glenvle I79 Mich N Ind r. Co
Wooen Go. ct al agt Brown et al
RT. hsm ct al agt Andrews ct Wesr agt Wood t al
i27 slasr. agt Graham. 2oi johnson agt AneyesetaL al
l5T Howell il. ct al sgt Hoag 28 Morris agt Maek4y
land. 2l0..NHght. &c axt h0"lano.
ISa. .KrOhn agt OeehA 49, LVermore ct al agI Bel a
is5 8e.seHs as Grsen 2si Scott ct al agt Fisher ct
l6i.. Mch0n sgt Groux 2JI krohn agt oechs
lss. Alexander ct al agt Horton 2l Tracy agt Cae ir
eth 257. Thomson ag. Price.
ILL., Carter Recr ag DOre 2s3 BaOa agt Balleq
mus ct al 264 (CalD FoleT sgt Clark et al
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRIAL TERN-PATs and Adouned for the
Term.
COMMON PLR-TRAL TERNPARr LAdourned 70 Friday June A
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TgRN-PARr I-ed by DAILY J-Coart
rs eleck sp M,,.bias 4s5 McCune &c ag Converse
1890. .Buckng agt Noe l2oo9 kowles agt hlott Gc
nsgtE Elliott I2nq8. Bergen agt Frieanier.
1853. McMulen 1913. Bark agt McDonongh
az Kobig ,gt Seger ll3l4 REID agt Harrington.
496 Foster at Pike. 43l Kane agt Kelly. Sher1, Ia
lOl.. .Moouey agt ODonneIL 59 Phillips &c. agt Smith
ST.. Upton agt Ludlow
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
gursts, 6arrilots, &t,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
Brosdsay nd regular PnbHe sales HORSES
CARRAGES HARNESS, RUGS WHIPS and everything needed IN
riding and dhuHg are held WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
throughout the II o'clock aga 6ud number Of
Horses suitable for light driving and heavy work. At these sales
whether especially advertised The Of
and
hands superior Park Pheons by Miner stephens
TOR SALE-A large assortment of iirst-class
A. ACKEKS. Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
THE MARKETS

Carefully reported for THE T,uBuEzI
MONDAY. June %. 1853.
ASHEs-The market steady quiet 10 - 90 81
earl nominal
CoTTON-With moderate falling of u the demand prices
and close strength Sales Of ono bales OF which
$50 Nsre by spnue aud 220 by PecnoTs Va quote
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
Seed. are quiet. bat prices srs without essential

sRRDs-Gss quiet bat prices are without ess0'u
change We quote: az oxA fa
Clover ...'...... gl8iic Canary. ao9
Tinothy.......~$2 9E9s2 60 Hemp yg 90
SBARIN-We note Of u 900 at l7dlse In hbd~ ana s
TAioWTbs demand 1, r and the market steady sales Of 6oo
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


San Ri,es, 4:29 1884 Moon Sets ....lOn
Cows Island ll;O& Hell Gate...' 0
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
Sort sGlarNru|s nutiG.

sr.rs oP NEw.roRK,
poRr.w.uprSs oyyIcs, No. % Wlhamsa
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance Win
Rorgane OF he Por, o. Ses Az pssas
sIamnnon or vev hat the following vessels now under sfns.
and that the Sa surveys OF
oHpd within tsp succeeding this notice on board sAA
o,up
Of Paris.
COrteI.
s,eamship Gen. Meade.
Monterey
Steamship Leo.
steamship Flag.
Humboldt .......
oodrdu hooinsohA
Fletcher toO'aA
MINTH0RNE T0hPKIkS Presldss4
J. Augs HE.RIaAH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
zZALuABLff 'BR01DWAY PROPERTY at

a
VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY at
auction Ses q p p q BoaaTsy corner SSr't to close
THURSDAY July 1875 At u oc7k at the Brchslge haestom tie
property D. 2J 25 q Broadway, southwest corner Of Met
The inches Broadway hv G feet inches on Morris
st. aley-wav with the adjoining property
Morst irregular ue aho ~ feet inches q ihr rear
line alley ytch has fro1t oi u r inch
broadway.
throughout
responsible parties and l. being
ducted frsas hotel returning Tcua o. rlbD per anuun
present lease be extended M further term o years A. The
rental buildings treugh and odtT and IN
cesu repair Cburchst, which cose
this property, viii adj materially To- i value Tie ts one
Of she hesia AL oldest % The citr. Terms favorable
MAPS sut particulars OF No II Cedarst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
@ousts ano :farns 69lantrS.

EARM WANTED-In Stamford, Greenwich,
Darien. Newcauaan. Norrals, Conn exchange ~ fI
eligible ts situated 1 brooklyn 80 minutes from the ferra
gents take address with a particular JOHN HOWARD,
Madisou.st k.ph-ave, BTookyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
autiun SaIts Of 2tal 6statt.
A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., of New-YOrb
J.H HINDLB Of Paterson, y. J., Aaetoneers
viii sell 81 auction, on the premises.
ON TUURSD JUNR 25. 1863

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., of New York,
J.H HIEDLB Of Paterson n j., Auctoneer,
will sell 81 auction, the premises,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE rs, 1863
O'Clock, the following valuable property viz:
EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS laid out villa sites ard Village Lots
comprising City Lots at Lake View lying splendid
regulated Of various tnens 10 10 0 "
u width This lo feet above dewster aud unsurpassed for
situation property Ewlork Ii hat IL miles to
ninus Fan bv Be Railroad from foot Of Chamberst
IS daily each within short distance OF Paterson n
brautifnl Pasaie
picturesque and vndn The splendid residences and
model - beau silver Lake 70
churches and schools light taxes water good bathing boating and
fishing atmosphere freedom from muketoes combine greater a
vAutages q purchasers than offered
SALE ABSOLUTE.
TgRus-Ten per e 20 per Aug Il 20 cent
Oct. /; 50 per cent on bond ald mortgage two Years
Special Erie Railroad will leave foot Of Chanbest on
the morning Of the sale o'clock The regular usual hous
of645 g.i5; TO- II l4S $3.50 Return At o'clock
Refreshments Will be served on the grounds -
Por Maps and other partaa apply to the auoneers NO II
CedarSt.. keWlork
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
nIrEcKER. sos 3 90.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

rto a. Of Ryngton.st 22 2261ss......... 800
.t s, 2i2 f. W Of lssve S19 1900
u ~ - - @ 95sS W. W. Of z5.re 3oiO,Ioo15... 3o 5000
49, a. n Of llthave 90 x2s i0xel 4r25 ...... 10 900
- a. 10, ~ Itsye lOO lllxI5rQ8 llx75 $50, 45O0
f5s.st n A0 n sf 6bsve lOOri9 O.'........ 10 $50
t5-,ft 90l v of 2d.ave 25xqQ i............ 1859
i5it 2O0 " of lin ave- 5000 N ............ 1000
fttbst lots o. o. and % Barto Fst Nominal
lt 2cg srl mart ~ lot 2l5 St5vyesaut gst map $50
- - cor -t.5 - IgOrSl 9rl0l arid ....'.... loo
al ave Nos AS aui y77 Nominal
49, ~ S-5 sni 31- .................. u UOO
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23

60 Yr
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET for the season
GRO r. WOODWARD a ca .s.,. SO i1l Broair,y.
HOUSES to LET in CITY and Country
List mailed nee. SrANLW DAY. House Asen' 25 feadTsy
ON Brooklyn Hights FURNISHED HOUSE;
" huI'tor. bwnons ad bnek within i've naq'e' "a. oi
hath wltsrcoset stationary eli a psisci order VII be
r,red Pnyas family noe,,,s ,s5 3tfr geSs 70 harope
No. ls7 Molassst, ne,r Court'i hrooElrn
DEDDING, Conn.-A furnished HOUSE, beau
II ta location or Ae summer APpy 20 D. s. DJHVoAB NO
CTAMFORD. CT.-To RENT, for five years,
- GBe RESIDENCE elegantly mn nnuie' yak from depot
VO LEASE-On Broadway, a LOT. 30 feet
Il vide depth between uiou and MHisonsq1aes
G.u5 HOMER MORGAN 10. Pir--,t
TO LET-On Broadway, for STORAGE pur.
poses, he tS' and = 'g % s .1 81 b @ O 20 l.s S, = w Mn be- a
temporarily or sal May 1868 AL9{ {Hys uopo,x q. ,p,.,
TJNO LET, during his absence in Europe-The
rn' furnished Baths be' zee bonn 5 acre, @ gf',se
'INO LET-At Flushing, from July to Sept. /,
des Near Depot JAMES PARsaYs, so q cel.r.t
rT0 LET, on the Bowery-Unsurpassed bust
rs D sc S.,s % pses a, re C,na, T be LET
favorable terms J. IL DOUGHTY No ls3 ioee iroa " %
TNO LET-FOr the season or year, fine
y y about e Con ~ depot The torse contain. rooms; ample
rs gsg5. ~. Is' ., 10 1'o a HAYf fI T,hl "
ITO LET, AT Montclair, \. j., a very desirable
L sUNMMfR RESIDENCE with beautiful mountain view. Apply
b. HOLMES No. 5S5 broadway, VIZ H. HARRIS Co.,
FTO RENT for the season, or term of years
An elegant VILLA REslDENCE partially furnished, At Chnou,
Staten Island Apply to b. H. LUDLOW IT,. 10. 1flt.'t
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23

Nos 3 =. 800
Fr,sIWry No 2ql rom II wears per aunun....... 81
ps5sv 10 5s roo. and : wears and nos per aunum l50
B,5wsy No zqi rooms and years and nos per 400
DLolwsy, no I @ -, ~ "a @ 1l sD D11 Balance Of 1900
49, ~ o. c.e .r4 basement ye,rs per sppum.... 28H
Readstt and grs floor, nos per tn' LIZ
5- 4. - y -tb'rs 1s OO s 2 va her an 3S
81 ~ % 40 Hiaet aJi "a. C,uprs Man 80 II g.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-23
J. JOHNSON ~, Aucuonref
DY JOHNSON & MILL Err,
I'D AUCTIONRERS AND
ROEFRS

RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 95 NAssAU.sT.. CEDAEsr, NEV-loRN
City Residences Stores Lots Country Seats and far ooggt @
rtJ- changed negoiei Auction Sales Of Furniture &s
TUESDAY o'clock the Exchange SAsoomi NO. III
Braad8aT y. y.
ADJOURNFD SALR THE LINDEN TERRACE PROPERTY
BEING THR BALANCE OF 1HE BfAU VILLA fLD
NOT OFFERED on June o. ~ VILLA Plots, 200 FULL
CITY LOTS LOCATED ON FLATBUSH SlDB OF fROSPECT
PARK AND WITHIN FIYB MINUTES WALK OF The GhAhD
sOUTH.EASTBRLY ENTRANCE.
have received positive instructions from the pro
or 10 sen the above desirable property the dournei sale With
ont apv limit Maps ready n Their
JOHNSON a. MILLER
Also, a time and place.
RESALEo CHOICE LOTS on WlCKofF-ST noth sde com
mencng th-av These lots hand ee o1tei
good high ground; paved and graded and pipes d
terms Maps. &C. at ofaee, No % Nasssust
MoRRis WILKINS, AuctioBeer
4 ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of ITO
1 4 LOTS on HUDSON. MEADOW CLINTON AND WILLOW
SITS HOBOKBN NBW-JERSBY At AUCTION - ,,,
BY ORDER OF THB HOBOKEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
H LUDLOW Co. viii sell at auction on TUESDAY jane ~
y o'clock the Exchange Saesrooo No. III Boo"Ay lD
ity Building NeN-ioTk CITY.
MEADOW-ST lois side between 7th and 8thsts $50,
MBADOWST 'front.' side between lOA anu Ith
as -,
CtTSTONST 4 lots east side. between 7th and 3thsts
WILLOWSr, 8 lots east SIDE, between 1th and stusF
WTILOWST.. 10 west side between 1th and % l-stS
WIILOWST., lots side between 8th sni etl-sis
WILLOWST 10 lots sie between h and lulsis 80,
WILLOWST II lots entire 'front.' west side between n anu n
WILLOWST II lots entire 'front.' side between loh and llth
TERMS OF SALE
bond and mortgage or i've years "
Book maps and fu particulars suciOneers oe No Pine
4. OF At De HOboken ferries. l9o-tl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-17

among those who never tainted in the dill
gent duty of caring for the wounded stran-
gers We adverted 10 the slaves having suf
irage through their owners. These slaves
have suffrage now by virtue of a mere stroke
of the pen, and the signature of the magls-
trate. If there was ever any Importance, or
utility, in amendments, they ought TO he re-
considered now. Without nauimIty, or even
a regard 10 the Specification of American
citizenship, the slave was at once invested
with the privilege of representation. suffrage,
right of office and with power, while such
women as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mrs
Smith Miller. Harriet Beechcr Stowe, and
thousands of others OF equal reputation and
sterling character, are denied even the name
OF any one OF them.
Reader, this i, an age of mighty revou-
ton. Steam and electricity are the least
important features on the broad field OF hu-
man operation. We are getting in advance
of time AMI tide. Every calling is a work
of effort. Few pretend to wait on opportu.
mites, be they ever so possible. 1t is anage
of strong determination and purpose, firm
will and untiring vigiience. If we pause
the great world of events are realized, and
the world itself jerks along t. more daring
and lmpudcnt evolut onS. The word ,coman
has now startling sgnifca,lon in the po-
litical vocabulary; and woman's primitive
Legacy Is before tribunal Opposed 10 its ad-
mnistration. Whit shall we say of It's ul-
timate decision! Nothing. 1t is easy TO
follow where there is one to lead but to
lead requires bold, uncompromising fear
!essnesS, which impeIs itself onward, and
becks To the world TO follow. a leader in
the cause of female suffrage has gone forth,
it is lcOmGH herself NETTlE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-17
3 E H E
!FCN AND pUnE 9H ANDY,
BY DR. HARTMAN,

j IN. ia IL VI 2-N
Regular Graduate Of the University Of Peun-
sylvan.a
O-It will positively cure Consumption,
Coughs and Gods and al diseases Of the
Lungs or Bronchial Tubes.
II has been the means Of RESTORING
THOUSANDS to health who have been gV-
en- up beyond the reach Of medical assist
ance 1t does more 10 relieve the Consump-
tive than anything ever known. Unequal
led strengthener for delicate Ladies and
Children. EACH Bottle CONTAINS THE NU-
TRITIoUs PORTION or TWO POUNDS OF CHOICE
BEEF
The cure Of Consumption was first effect
ed by the use of RAW BEEF and BRANDY
"a Russia, afterwards IN France, in which
countries have travelled for years.
/ haye used IT with perfect success IN my
own family. ie presenting this preparation
30 the public feel confident that every al
dicted one whc reads iiiis leYen the most
skepiicGj may becoa}e coayipeed. by SIN
gle trial that i IS Unly Z most Valuable med
icine.
Circulars and medicines seat tc any ad-
dress. Price 81 per bottle5-six for 80.
Laboratory 512 sluth Fifteenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale Agents. French, Richards s.
Co. Tenth and kIarRet streets; Johnson.
Holloway G. Cowden, COZ Arch street; K.
Shoemaker g. Co, Fourth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
O. Sold by Druggists HYerywhera.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-17
For the Je.fersonian.
The Old Year.
BY A. L. BURRELL.

The year is growing old again
And trembles with decay,
And with the centuries of the past,
Ere long, must pass away,
Whilst Winter grasps with irmer hold
AS the frail year grows weak and old.
With cheerful heart and merry voice
We sung his advent here,
And merriIy the wish went round
To shape n happy year,
But now his term is almost DER
And he can bless us little more.
Wlh busy hand, when Spring-time came,
We scattered precious seeds;
Then Summer came and quick they grew
To meet our temporal IL eds;
Autumn returned lis fruit and grain
For Winters pressing wants again.
As years grow old our lives grow less,
Our seasons how they flow
Chiidh9od and youth and manhood pass
To age and Winters snow!
We count the days and wondering see
The end of tmc-noriallty.
Be this the lesson, then, Old Year,
When thy quick race iS run
That we are so much nearer death
Than when thy days begun;
And may it STIR Us up anew
The way of vision TO pursue.
Del. Water Gay, Dec. 10, 1863.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-17

Philadelphia has taken sseps to impors
thousand Eaglish spassogS, which will
30 let loose 10 the public s!yares se3
parks next spripg
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
THE HORSE MARKET.

There was but very little life or activity IN this
market yesterday owing to the state OF the weather.
which prevented the arrival OF some we'll known
blood horses that were expected. Purchasers werOi
also scarce and In short yesterdays sales could not
be taken as indicating anything whatever about the
coming season, which Is expected to be very sue
cesslu The only things Of any interest done yester.
day were two sales-one held at the auction mart I'm
Ihirteentl street. where are made the
SALES BY JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL,
which considering the wetness OF the day, waa
pretty fairly attended. The following stock was dis
posed of:-A bay mare, eight years old, kind In all
harness, good under saddle, can trOt In $3.50,
warranted perfectly sound, sold for $3.50. A
light bay mare, seven years old, fifteen hands
high, kind In all harness. and warranted sound.
$40. A rich bay horse, fifteen and three quarters
hands high, seven years Old fetched $145 and gen.
t'enan's turnout consisting OF black mare nfteeu
hands high, five years old, kind in harness. br0ugh6
sS75. A black horse, EIGHT years old, fifteen hands
high, kind In all harness, first class saddle horsei
warranted perfectly sound, sold for $780, and tean
Of Vermont Black Hawk horses seven years old, SIX
teen hands high, kind and true In harness, q goo0
road team and warranted perfectly sound, wa
Knocked down for $s75. A large black horse, six4
teen hands high, was sold for $500; and q team Of
bay horses, about sixteen hands high, eight years
DID, long names and tails kind In harness, free ana
tylish drivers-one with defect In the eyes, other
wise believed to be perfectly sound-brought 5000
A bay team, horse and mare, seven and eight years
old, about fifteen hands high, kind In all harness.
sound can trot close to three minutes togetherthe
bay horse trotted race In 2SS last summer-were
SALES AT vASpEwArER's
were also pretty fair and the attendance middling.
The stock offered for sale almost all horses that
% one time distinguished themselves the road.
blood bay Hambletonian mare that originally cost
$4,000; family mare raised In Kentucky, could troe
In 25s; totting mare Daisey, formerly owned by
VIM. Vanderbilt, mas trotted In 2.82, and brown
coupe or match horse that cost 81 200 were among
those put up for auction. The sale was middllng anG
the prices obtained pretty fair.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
A REMARKABLE CHURCH INCIDENT.
Clergyman struck With Parnlysi. During
Service.
From the Ncwburo IN. ylyo

From the Ncwburg IN. W Journal. April al
On sunday morning, while Rev DR. Iundv assist
ant minister OF St. Paul's church of this city was
officiating In the services OF that church he was
stricken down by paralysis. The service mad been
unusually long and exhausiing the sermon occupy
ing some forty minutes, and the doctor while in the
act OF receiving the plates after the collection was
observed TO waver IN his steps and grasp NJ some
object for support His son and several Others mem.
bers OF the congregation ran to assist him, and
on reaching him found that he was helpless,
speechless and unconscious Several doctors,
who were OF the congrega tion, did everything that
lay in their power for his relief but were unsuCcess-
fn In restoring him to consciousness He was taken
early In the afternoon In carriage to his boarding
place, MIR. q. q. Thomson's, In Chambers street,
and we understand has not yet been restored to con-
seriousness. one side Is found TO be completely para
lyzed, ana MS medical attendants Drs. Church,
Montfort and Mckay, entertain fears that he will not
recover a remarkable case Of presentiment In con-
nection with this sad affair Is as foilows-Dr Lun-
dy's son, who is a gentleman doing business in
New YORK., mad promised to come up and
visit hs father the Saturday before Faster
On last saturday, however, the doctor saving that
he felt low spirited and wanted chat with his son.
said to friend that he thought he would telegraph
for him. The friend tried TO dissuade him. telling
him that his son would be up In week any way and
that perhaps, II would not be best 10 send for him.
The doctor persisted however, and accordingly tele
graphed for his son, who arrived on SATURDAY. even
ing was present In the congregation on sunday and
the first to reach his father after the latter re-
ceiycd the paralytic stroke His rigid Observance OF
the Lentcn FAST together with the exhaustup labors
OF the morning is thought TO have been the super.
inducing cause OF the attack.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
A BANK COLLAPSED IN lucxpuar. ~
Cnnse supnosed 20 be OIL speculatlens

The Lockport Unton, Of Saturday, announces the
failure OF the banking house of ID. Morse Co., OF
that village The loss involved is estimated all the
way from $50 600 TO $4,000 There were due deposits
from $50 900 to 100000 Nothing s len to show for
nnitey tell. Those having the best opportuni1a'
to Judge say that the loss which has occasioye0
this e7neute happened two or three years sjiceb
and was the result Of oil speculations; that
deposits with the bank have been sufndently
large to enable II to drift along until ncw, and
the firm was no longer enabled to meet hence
the result Some Of the creditors attached the pro-
perty about the Office, but, as we understand the
bankrupt law, before II be appropriated he must
be declared bankrupt and then the aesets divldsS
pro rata. The deposits with Mr. Morse ran9e s,us, nv
s. up TO 1900. This lose will not he neaVy uvw<
upon business the deposits were not ae genos,. ,.
thing OF money activoi, used In business put mosy
the gnine and unemployed means OF the eepostoss
but as they were cnieny the means OF poor wen,
many OF whom will be ruined, the blow falls on '"eiS
very heavily
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
GERMANY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

The King Of Prussin and the Alabama Claims
Observation-Disclosures with Rome and Mexico.
BERLIN March II, 1865.
The Prussians are not little iattered by seeing
their country loom up AS great Power. Rumor says
that King William has been asked to act as arbter
between Uncle sam and John Bull In the Alabama
difficulties, and the Pope is contrvlng TO have a
Euncio in the person of Archbishop Ledochowsky,
whom he proposed to make a Cardinal Installed ut
the court OF Berlin.
The Zukurr and other liberal Journals are strongly
opposed to such an innovation, suspecting danger
ahead I'm this Papal demand.
report in the Norddettsche speaks Of Instructions
to the United states Minister In Mexico from the gov.
ernment In Washington to protect the Germans in
that country limiting ut the time that the Prus-
sian government would not be averse to resuning
diplomatic intercourse with President Juarez II over.
lures To that effect would be made by him.