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latErly e1recd demand for eonsnupttou-
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i3 South CIa1k-at trraxa III trfvate pad 3exusl p-
esscs snd edec:s permanent slsala the uoat vt.,l
and obstinate without the of esrzy, Thss9
suffering from Seminal Weakness Nezvoua Debility.
S5phliae adcioua ot any kind. should eau c1Yy. AID
ard D..elttes t.ra:ed With safety md Hks
-Famrhlrt Of Adyte scnt tre 70 any sddEcsA Cow
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PILES.
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N~w York Bzcadstn nHs, Prs<tsAAn Rnd Gro

Nrw York BFcadstn1s, PrsttslAn and Gro~
eefy iI4tkrka.
Special Uerpateh to Tbe Chie1go Tribune.
NEx YuHK. Nay H.
s.. hHILpSIETFH
Flour. Hheat and o1n ~efr rnpToted hy The ADVANCE
In gold With AataeEA from sbfo4d but in wheat
thtre Ru,ou4 h1yers and Ie@z dia
posuon among hahe1s 10 ode1 th1t aapaa either Sue
apct Or A.sival
PEGrIS1QxA
The ad%anec In sod had decided effect. t1eee. IN
lard which sold eince Change 70 trca x leF J1r, ii
EAa and elosed with lste Tor seIler Nay.
1H1>EIxHk,
InTutters GENERALLY Withdrew samp+s and e..r1tat
rslecs Gro wholly unsettled and nominal
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Estate Of Diedrick lIclfers. Frrderacks Hclfe1a
WIS appoin.ed to ~dnlnistef, under hond Of - ooo
Estaic of Michael LetaKitk. VIII ptoyed and
lettess tcsiamen'atr lszned to Bridget Lcdw.th on
bond OF s9I n0a.
Mary c. Lisbon was appointed gnanllAn Of Willis
B!shop, Under ilont Of $l6, 600
James Mccormick was appointed guardian Of
Samuel Mccormick, on bond Of S6,0Ot.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
CUSToMHoUSE INVESTIGATION

The Committee of Ways and Means of the
House OF Representatives have been quietly inquiring
since lastWednesdayw into the condition of affairs
at the New-lork Custom-House good many witnesses
have been examined, including the Collector, Surveyor
and Naval Oncer, several OF the most experienced
officials (sOme OF them not now ofce and several
individuals employed by leading importers to take
elusive charge OF their Custom House business. large
amount OF evidence has been taken, elucdating many
points regarded as highly important The Committee
were ordered by tho House during vacation and
6mine EtSS9:s3S and yss sg1issGgy,ea Ger this purpose
to visit such places they should deem necessary With
view TO revision OF the tariff, and OF all the laws and
regulations relating TO custOm-houses and bonded ware
houses The practical working OF tho present bonded
warehouse system has been principal subject Of in
quy especially the propriey Of allowing goods as
Is now the custom to remain In bond hIee years without
the payment OF duties and to whether the Govern
mcnt should remit refund the duties In where
goods in bond destroyed by fire. The present system
Of examining the baggage OF passengers arriving here
from foreign ports has also been under
sideration, both to frauds committed upon
the Government by the importation OF large
wearing apparel and personal e1cctss and also rs to
the annoyance, expense and detention 10 passengers,
caused by the Ignorance misconduct OF the Custom
House officials The Committee have also directed their
attention TO me general system OF machney ior the
ector Surveyor, and Naval officer, for tho purpose OF
other as Will most effectualy protect the Govern
mcnt, and at the time furnish
able facilities to importers. The matter OF smuggling
has also attracted considerable attention. The object OF
this Investigation s not To trace out individual cases OF
fraud but 10 ascertain where the laws themselves de-
fcctVe Tho Committee will probably continue It's
quiries In this city to-day and tomorrow, and will
from here to Philadelphia. This investigation will last
several months and will ncude a personal inspection by
the Committee OF the workings Of the laws at all
tile principal commercial centers Of tho United States
Eight members. out OF the nine composing the ways aud
Means are in attendance here, aud they accompa
MED by their Clerk Mr. George a. BaSsct. The Chair
Cen SchcuCk, does 90 be able To continue
with the Committee through All the Investigations rs he
pTopJses U spend a part " The recess In Europe.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE QUARANTINE INTERLoPERs.

The near approach of the Heated Term, when
vessels infected with contagious diseases may be cN-
pcctcd. has required tho more rigii enforcement Of
tho Health laws the part ~ the Quarantine officers
The laws ~ the State forbid any pcrson 10 board vessels
wmlc 10 Quarantine. but certain persons employed on
hoard private yacht seem determined 10 disregard
these laws aud only last week Of thrm, named Cody
was arrested by Health Officer ana Imprisoned In the
Quarantine grounds This prompt action of the author
great Indignation among the boatmeu. who
have been long restricted In their unlawful trade
nud they made common cauze with the Imprisoned
yuchiuen. thereby hoping n obtain decision from the
Gnnty Cuur prouonncng The State law unconstitutional
Health officer accordance with Ia passed 10y the
Legislature has authority 10 arrest persons found
boarding vessels within the Quarantine limits without
perm ..ou. and he may drtan them for period not
exceeding ten days on the third day OF Coiy's
his clnpuvcrs ohinned writ - habeas corpus, return
ablc bafur Judge Mrtcaf IN tho County Court of Rich
mnnd Believing n next 10 impossible 10 obtain favor
able decision DR. SWiuburue released his prisoner ana
answered tho writ denying that hc at that had
person In confinement. Jhi, course only cmbnllencd
The crew OF the private news yacht aud on wednesday
iast durug The absence ~ tho Deputy Health Officer,
Kenneth Reid they attempted board tho steamer
Ausraasnn Alongside of the steamer was one ot the
Quarantine boats which had just been vacated by IT'S crew
who were board the steamer getting the stceuee
passengers ready for inspection " nhrGed that the IN
trepid yachtmen eager for beat dashed aiongsldo
the Steamer md down the Quarantine boat after
which they Immediately steamed down the Day. ,ut ~
Of their small boats in tho vicinity TO attend to Inv
boarding ot vessels Tho boat soon aIer att,pteu ~ ~
board another vessel when ono OF the crew tSimacOD
was arrested. Another writ WAS immediately served on
Dr. SWuburuc, rcturnaOlo yesterday morning Nh
Theodore NcrmyCa appeared as counsel Tor Itr ydGJ
owners and demanded that tho prisoner be brought be
fore tho court. The Doctor mad pursued the course
aJou,rd In tLr first case however nnd his prisoner
at liberty when tho writ served. lie is now deter
mined 10 change his tactics, ana what they WIZ 40 ohy
known 70 himself Or. Swucburne Informed Judge Met
COB pg GYays ea 99@ Would GGnS@"S in obi"@
their dispatches aud paper. but nc couu no, Miou I
lgi1ilng his duties 10 the state permit =" a.
vessels when there were infectious ana contagious "'
eagta
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

The "Sisters of the Stranger" held a meet
ing the 18th inst in the of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions IL largely at
tended, ana handsome addition made TO the member.
ship The following ladies elected managers for
the ensuing year:
Mrs Dr. Deems No 2i3 B,st Th-enihst FirH Dircirc'' Mrs
John Thomas No q Pahre oHi Dse', Ari James Lormer
GRAHAM No ~ WhBgton square; Mrs James Beatty No go Wes
Tsrlty gih,t Mn. Glnau Monitor. No 25l FtlAve; Ms
No. llJ East Mrs Robert H. Johnson Worisu
House Pourssathst M. Jane, Ag No 20 Union square aud
Mr, BretmIhsier, No 81 Fourshave
This Association occupies Room No. IS Bible House,
entrance Astorpacc, where some ladies are IN attend
aucc from q M 10 D. M to furnish directions and help
strangers. procuring spiritual, mcdca and legal ad-
vice. such In perpezlty and distress All ladies
are Invited call and examine the workings Of the Asso
aiiou meeting Of the Society. open to all ladies, Is
held the first Tuesday Of every month Gifts Of money
clothing be sent 10. inquiries made oi. any OF
The ladies mentioned above. Miss Ccco sturevant.
Treasurer. No. - Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

the Fort Lee, and the Yesper Club had the steamer
Schultz. The propeller Fuller conveyed the judges and
distinguished invited guests Tho grand review took
place at O'Clock and the Clubs presented beautiful
and brilliant spectacle The Ataanta had two boats the
Atantlcs two and the Gulck, Waverey Hudson Column
bia, and Vesper Clubs each. After the review,
sngesu race over the smile took place between
Bakey of the Atalanta Club and Deely Of the Gulicks
The contestants started from the pier being constructed
at that point, and rOwed MP the Hudson, mile aud
half and back Blakey came In winner in 25 minutes
Seconds and Deey in q minutes The prize was ring
worth $50 The steamers moved mp and returned with
tho contestants Another followed between four
contestants, Thoma5 Feadron OF the Yesper Club,
b. Withers, NJ. ID. Edward Smith and Henry
Truat of the Atalanas and James White OF
the Gucks This was the most interesting Of the
day. The people 1Ocked in muudes TO the shore, and
those the steamers rushed to the side next to the boats
TO almost upset the vessels Dr. Withers won the
prize, which $3.50 silver pitcher, making the course
In 255 Fearan in next in 25l0 The Association
met In the afternoon at the bOat-house OF
the Atlantcs, where Gen. Aspinwall, with
brief complimentary speech presented the prizes 10 the
yictors, Commodore David Banks responded on behalf
OF the successful contestants Tne judges were Gen AS
plnwal. and Messrs Hatfield and Thomas i. Stewart.
Several officers Of the steamer Brooklyn OF the lnman
line were guests of the Aapta Betting was INDUCED in
quite extensively during the day.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

u y 7.
and surrounding con1agTatioD however great coud
affect Its interior I'm the least.
The gentlemen OF the Office have been carefully select
ed with sole reference their character and adaptaDy
20 their duties
We have just provided the increased accommodation OF
O large adjoining room.
The Company gotten up for a special and exclusive
busnesstO provide absolutely safe place OF deposit
and thus meet great public necessity before unprovded
for and not incidental and outside interest," 10 make
rental for premises erected for other objects.
How far 1t has successfully met this purpose Is best
evneed in its many Thousand Dealers and the generous
confidence accorded TO IL by the banks and the com
munity and the fact that most Of its business comes
through the recommendation OF Us dealers
The entire time and attention OF its President given
TO the personal supervision OF tue business OF the Com
pany, and having originated this system of Public Safe
Keeping OF Vauables, being Initiated In this country
ana In Europe he cannot but feel earnest interest ana
personal responsibility in the continued Of this
Institution.
Approaching the great trust confled TO the Company
ho Board OF Directors have spared and viii spare no
expense TO give absolute security TO its dealers It Il tia
Iocy OF the Company TO secure permanently certain
rather an large dividend. and to extend the benefits
OF tho Institution by gradual reduction OF the
presct low rates. rs increasing income aud the per-
maheht interest OF tho Institution and its dealers shall
JUSTIFY Respectfully yours FRANCIS II. JENKs,
President OF the Safe Deposit Co. Of NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
crNrRAL rELEGRApnIc NEws

There are now at st. Louis q barges
loading iron orc for Pittsburgh and other points.
The steamer Australia, from Newer
leans Is Key West for the purpose Of having ci boiler
repaired
1t is reported that the Hon. VIM Nc
DOuga IS be appointed Governor Of tue new Province
Of AssluibOin, Canada.
....E.S. Cleveland retired from the Hartford
POst-OGca yesterday, Gen j.. w. Whitaker the new ap'
pOlntce, taking possession.
.... The British ship reported wrecked 30
miles cast OF Key West is the Goconda from fehsacoia
Tor Liverpool, aud not the Caledonia
The second trial of Mulhall, at Cleye-
land for aiding and abctug the murder 0 SKINNER mas
resultcd i'm verdict OF murder In the hrst degree.
The Baptist General Association OF hGn-
tuckv commenced its session at Louisville yesIetdaJ'
with an unusually large number Of members present
bin TO Incorporate company to lay
,clegr.nh wires from Montreal 20 England VIA Green.
land Iceland, and Farce Islands mas passeu 'io N"N
Parliament ~,
August DOughert, German, comlnittedI, li,tsI,
through the head with a plst0i JIG was o"'p''''N 80
nightwatchman at Guys HoteL
A foot-race took place yesterday ~
Worcester Mass, between the Indians DceiioOI auu
Young Steep Rock. The distance was nVe lnes, ,i Tr
u,lrse OF 500. The race was won py the Ioinci' '
27:25l .,
The forthcoming Bank COMMISSIONERS
rt vii show tbe aggregate deposits in New'lamp
sbre sayings banks TO De f1255UOO, an lnclc"sG VI
50 $50 during the past year 1here arc 90 savings
banks aud G293i depositors. .
Yesterday n number of persons assembled
nj cane Hill Cemetery, near Louisville NY. anu ueUo
rated the graves OF Confederate soldiers poem wS
cbaned by the chOrs Of the principal chuIChes 0
e and after prayers for the repose OF the deau the
crowd dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
PA|TKFR. | Nos. ' ?53 ' and 5Ji y. v
An imnosinr demonstration of Germnn Won

An imposing demonstration of German work
is 10 take place i'm this city the sth OF June
Ihc programme embraces grand musical festival ana
Grafton the Gcrmana Assembly Rooms on the evening
Wood on the sth 1hiry-ve societies have already sgn
fed their intention TO participate In the parade.
A very fine audience attended the races last
evening M Pcarsul Brothers Gymnacydidum. The
races consisted Of what known fast, slow riding
without the of the guiding bars and half mile race
for boys. medal awarded to the winner IN eaeh
race The youths continued 10 ride their Yclocipedes
until the Judges exhausted retired from tho halls
aud the lights were extngushed.
Tho following are few facts connected with
tho members Of the Class of OF Columbia Law School
TotI weight of the is members. 4,i2 pounds, or l57
royI. 10 rgrI uHn United hight 564 feet IS inches
average feet inches; the talesI is feet Inches aud
tbe shortest feet inches; II are feet in hight
Tue heaviest weighs 225 pounds, aud the nsltesL lO
The oldest is 81, and youngest 20 years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21


- DOMESTIC MARKETS
wtvsarov n c. 1ay 2O-Spids Turpentius better l,c'
Ro.n quiet unchanged Crude urDenue 81 rs to IS Tar 50 &
SSYsSSta Msy a5Coon quIst holder, smi Mdngs 27Ie
sale. Of $50 bales rest 40 oAs & M o, 500 bales, Low Mid
daa 25ia26le receipts POO bales exports esS 6ales rr
receipts so bales; exports 2J bales GOt li sIesngsrbaE
Sterling l55 NeNYork ght par sugaT-C2Rmon yt4!v ras
~ 63lc Mola.es dull aud unchanged FeF hhsfi
s557i Double Extra Treble Extra 80 r. Cen yG ~ Ss
Shoulders l3lc Clear rib 7c Clear side l7ie LITiIisrsss
oieo; Keg 9a2 Whisky quieii Western keetaed eS491e'
MENpus May quiet 27 Receipts 70 bales E1
ports % bales Flour seadyi Snef7e S5@s3 90 Corn
l3ic Clear Sides, 7lc Bulk Meats dul Shoulders l2c Clear
Sides, l6Ic. , .,-,s.
$50 Flour steady Superane sS1 s555 Extra so Gyie,
6ec TOG9lc. Rve 81 45. Cotton
p,r, 2 Provisions 6rm Mps PorE 3l z5SsJ 5O BaE Meas
uoGma BaeonShouie lJic Clear Rib Sides loa Clear Sdes
CsciSSAri May 2Four quiet; Family. s69s6 % Wheat
changed Corn quiet a1d unchanged Rye du az ~ 81 Bar
aud good denanl fall Whisky firm At o5e,
with but little offering Ness quiet and sales zee
quiet Bacon am and unchanged Lrd-Not 0Hengi Se oSe
OswrGo May steady unchanged; sales q 1900 bblf
at SO 50 @ No SPRING 81 p for Amber Winter; 20 for "s7;
du sales Of 5000 bush Nes Illinois at &c. and soe
Peas nominal Corn Meal IS ewt Nil Feed STEADY; shoriS
s22a shpstuf sa@ s2s Miidng' $2Id so qo CsnaI
the udson Railroad PeshPlour to Boston. 6e Se"iOrL'
Caic,eo May 2O-Four qG.t and unchanged Wheat uHsedi
sales ofEo at 81 l7Ia 49, No 2 81 1891 l4k Com arnsI
sales of No at 6ole No a. SS aSae Oats drR and Mshs s
da 81 a. for No N Barley dull; sales Nc 80
soS$ s. on track nglwinss active eIted and higher sales al
Clear Mdiles 5c loose Rough sides lac iams iSee
Is Eve h'g asIs aps e for gsd % 70 eSeee ssoSSS7o o
premium lots Cattle quiet and unchanged Freizhts dali
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
MEETING OF FRUIT GROWERS CLUB.

The Fruit Growers Club met yesterday al
tcrnoon at No. 81 Parkplacc, with DR.. llaock in the
tuir The attendance rather small at first, and the
rropriry Of an adjournment discussed, but this being
cc,ed To- the exercises began with the reading of pa.
rrr I Mr. Furr. upun The degeneration OF varieties
Forced urnpagatOn cause dtgcuCfhcy' nut hchly
variety will remain healthy forever under le she %
diiious that produced tho first plant We Huu' no no
continued All varieties Uf pears apples, puI' ' ''
and other kinds OF fruit that have Been under culhu
and propagatiou IN the usual manner Tor 5oO year
find Them still healthy and productive as ever 20
small and delicate plant as ile hltaM"@il ~ rc,irs
sign OF running out II once healthy Inc hSt Nalo,,'i
known 10 have been cultivated are still Ia eNstruCr hu
may be found IN many OF our gardens M'' nuI'L 20
marked that the olive grown around Iomc a," Iy
liye frees now stand there that more tan tlou
sand wears old; that In fine fruits aud vegetables nave
moi dcgrncraed. but are destroyed Dy Hsec's' III" ~
the caroessness and neglect oi man l., ,.t,h ,o al
Dr IIalnck then made short speech IN Whl'h ho "u
,nc,tcd the principles expressed 10y his predecessor
MIR Williams then wanted 10 know why peaches al
Michigan aud NewJerscy are run out A.. ,.o. ho,.o
MIR fuller replied that IN Michigan tho trccs nave
drrn ic.royed aud the forests swept up; that was
very Important to have the protection OF lorGss 'at @
many ygars ago the earth scarcely ever IFoLc uuis n
Winter. te snow covered the country ana now tue "hl
svecns over fhe whole country aud bights the trees,
Mr. ID T. Bruen followed. and said that ne ont'intu
s,raat corn from "A species which he had continued 10
paut for MY years and ne would warrant @hn, @ u" ~ ~
Ter corn could be found IN the country ana tnaJ Corh
,yas cultivated rightly 10 would never degenerate.
Mir A. NJ Tabb, OF this city, maze lew lcuai ~
n tbe conrse OF which he said that he represented VIZ
gnia and then spoke IN hgh terms Oh lho cAeolon' i
T,jcs ~ southern lands for fruit growing - . =,
s,oncbcs we're also made by Mr.. Whtlock, Mr. Geo NJ
Eea aud others and DR. Iallock closed ny saying thIi
ne vns authorized 10 announce that Mf' ", lavl
,nuj have ON the table, at the meeting next lhnlsdy
" snccin,en OF hne Strawberries, as wonld ne
nno,sdnabIy consumed by reasonable number. Inc
meeting then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
THE DRAMA.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Tonight at the Grand Opera House, The
Temp@r' will be produced for the last time No per-
formance will be given Saturday, either in the after
noon or the evening The production of The Tempest
has not proved pecuniary success although for several
weeks II took in good deal OF money. But the revival
Of this beautiful play prompted by right motives
and certainly 1t presented many features worthy OF
emphatic commendation. Mr.. Tayleure VIII present
"Patre" next Monday and herein he has doubtless
struck upon precisely the right vein for this particular
theater Situated far TO the west, the corner OF
Twenty-tblrdst and the Eghth.ave, the Grand Opera
House seems particularly well placed for peoples
theater wherein should be presented the finest melo-
dramas. "Patre" appears to be play OF this order
We shall shortly II 1t be not welcome. The cast OF
parts comprises Mr.. COuldock, Mr.. Mayo, Mr.. G.. H.
Clarke and Mrs Mary Gladstane and the piece Is to
be brought out in magnificent STYLE assured both
TO scenery and dresses The production OF Patrie'
will be q very important theatrical event.
BOOTHS THEATER.
Tonight Mr. Booth will perform as IagO, and
Mr. Adams as OMeilo, Both may thus be seen in vivid
contrast. For the Saturday Matinee Wiid OATS Is
announced It has been twice given here already no.
ticed, 20 large audiences Mr. Booth will play but one
week more, after the present His health Is impaired
by longcontnued toll and weight Of care, and he re-
quires rest series OF representations by Mr. Edwin
Adams and the stock company, VIII occupy the Summer
months ull Jefferson arrives Ill August. lheh VIII DO
seen the greatest artist on the American stage.
WALLACK'S THEATER.
Caste" retains its place on Wallack's stage,
and pleases in many respects. Meanwhile the manager
is pushing preparations for the advent Of the Lori
Family, In Panomme This troupe Will appear early In
June 1t comes hither with an.establshed reputation,
and will make its American debut under extremely favor
able circumstances.
THE JAPS.
Professor Risley's Japanese Acrobats and jug
gers-led by Hdied and adorned by the boysh vivac-
ity and elhn life OF Le Az Rgh-are at the Stadt
Theater. Encomium these performances has almost
exhausted the agreeable adeces Of the vocabulary 1t
comfort TO reflect though that those good wOrdshay
been justly used and have wrought good results The
Japs and deserve their prosperity Their feats
are both ingenious and startling, and oriental amos
phcre makes all that they do unique. An act, by HaD
carl and An Right is Of tho features in the Brougham
Benefit bill, the occasion OF the evening performance
at the French Thcater.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Much interest is manifested in "The I'm
blcached Blondes at the Hall OF the San Francisco Min
strels These joyial souls very fertile in doyising
traps 10 catch the public laughter not TO say the public
dollars, and are extremely energetic I'm using their de-
vices Tho COurt of still
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

Mr.. Howe IL voted 10 authorize Mr.. White to audit
the accounts OF the Treasurer and examine the elements
OF cash III his hands Mr. Bishop said in reference 10 e
tectng defalcatiOns that every railroad unn IN the
country knew thaf they had scoundrel in their employ
he would develop hs rascaty however closely watche1
His remedy Is To good men tl the different posi-
tions OF trust aud then keep them there.
The result Of the election then announced, to the
effect that 532 votes had been unanimously east for the
present incumbents follows VIM. ID. Bishop OF Bridge
port George B. Cahart, George n. Miller Abraham II.
Van Nest James j. Roosevelt, aud Wilson g. Hunt Of
New-Gork; William W. BOardman, and Ezekiel H. Trow-
bridge OF New ayen Jonathan Godfrey OF Southport;
Nathan \. Baldwin OF Milford The meeting then ad-
journed TO the third Thursday OF MAY, 1870.