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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
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Though thA Cathohe church IN this
country - incroas.ng IA numbers AMI
wealth, lta Increase is not relatively 80
great as that q other cha eAes, aui is.
NJ fact mainly owsDg 10 Immigration
And even The suppl, irom that source
is rapidly falling uti, for ns statistics
show. the Protestant Immigration into
th.s country lar oulnumbert the Calla.
be Tie Universe, tbe leading Romau.
ist organ, admiis this fact in tue follow.
ing article
II is, perhaps, quite leg innate 10
boast with self-satisiaeuon OF the giowib
Of tie church ia America. Bat lur our
part, We doubt IL They would donut
At ia Rome II they knew The real tigures.
The church IN America Is, in truth,
sad church. Ii ID. As priest said IN
our last number, section from the
bleeding side Of Ireland, aud It Is not
able to retain what II gets Look la
one city alone 1t loses ut a single stroke
twenty Thousand souls. Nho, In pres
enee Of such dreadful truth, can say
that the church here gians more than
/ it loses-that ii even preserves its nat
ural integrity For tbs twenty tbous-
aud in one city alone does IL gain
twenty thousand throughout the whole
remainder Of the couhtry All, no |
no no Had the poor parents Of TWEEN.
ty thousand children remained at home
IN Ireland, there had been no loss to
the faith, because though they had died
early, leaving nothing to their children,
vagrancy in Ireland does not entail the
loss Of faith. Such is the holy charac-
ter of that country, that the fire OF faith
is always agIow in it. Aud New York
is not the only ula crucis the church has
in America Philadelphia is not much
less populous than New York. How
MANY children are lost 10 the faith ia
this Il nest Quaker city every year p
There are New York, Philadelphia, B1s-
ton, Baltimore, New Orleans, Cincln-
natl, Chicago, Pittshurg, Charleston,
4 Washington, etc, and to these may be
added an immense humber OF very pop
ulous minor places. Taking the figures
OF New York to be correct, aud the au-
thorIty that gives then is reliable, j; is
n certain fact that not less than two
hundred thousand baptized Irish Cath
Ole children are lost every year to the
faith III America How true the great
Archbishop Hendricks was vixen he
maintained that the church here is con-
stuutly losing more than it gains What
does It gain Elnigfants nothing but
emlgrants NnAt does 1t lose 1t loses
every year two huadged thousand Of
the children Of these same poor en;-
grants. What can be more unfortunate
or degenerate than lhis Two hund-
red thousand Irish children the best
/ Catholic stock IN tho world Lost every
year lAIk OF your converts your
growth o. liberty toward Catholics -
I Wei may AMur.can Protestants oe l1-
er..i 10 the Catholic church, when the
latter loses every year for tiier a1yau-
tage two hundred Thousand these fg
ures are much too low Of the best
4 Catholic stock that ever received bap-
tism. Nothing Is more out of place.
more unnatural on more heartless than
the loud boast made by the Catholic
church here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

en- bgt the abqyc Furnish specimens
ia . small roam adjolulug the main
office Is contained large collection 81
valaabies Of al kinis. which have been
accommodating f3r some time During
the var large number u soldiers
photographs were received throngh the
malis. all d which hays been preserved
I'D portfolio form Anong the large
number ou hand. nearly every day
some are recognized and returned to
those having claims uPou them.
Among the list ol other yaluables is =
package Of oocooas aud raw SILK, which
was maiied irom San Francisco to
Paris and sent 10 the Dead Letter OF
hce on acoount of non-paymeut u
postage, the person 10 whom the pack
age was addressed refusing 10 pay the
same. great variety 81 other articles
are also 10 be seen, consisting Of -am-
brolypes, pictures, teas, coffee, soap,
apparel OF all kinds, dolls, jewelry, and.
IN fact almost everything FOR which the
mails are considered safe means OF
transmission. Every year or two sale
Of miscellaneous articles ol value, Tor
which no owner can be found. is Adyer-
tised in the public prints, and the an
nouncements invariably attract large
throngs Of purchasers, some Of whom
hope to make good bargains, while 9th
ers desire only to secure curiosihes =
The prices received are generally fair,
aud in some instances the bidding is
brisk on certain articles which are val
uabe as euriosties or relics Many oi
the articles, especially OF clothing, sta
tionery, perfumery jewelry, &c, are
really valuable and useful Washing.
ton Chronical
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

The ties that connect business mon
With ,he public advertise.
Men sllp on water when Il Is frozen,
and on whisky when i isn't
Appropriate song Tor the cool nights
Come ia aGi saat the door
Nothing can ba well done that is
done 10 y hurry, sAve--catchtng hsss
Jusa SAYS Il he was 10 TIE habit oi
eweanug, be "wouida hesitate 70 cas,
a bed bug ughi 70 tie face.
He who never changed an ogiuion
never corrected any ol has errors
Derralle state u destjtuiton hav
ing noshiag q repro4cn oae's seii sgith
Josh BaHIgs says be siii never pat
ronlze q iatiefy 10 long as hs can hir-
anybody else % rgb h,m Al REASONABLE
NageS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

by improving them. and there Arp
many, many other boys, / am afraid. n
JAll. and IL thc huasa 81 coFi aosian, an
The iogcastie " a whale ship, ~ the
ipphpg shop who. 4 you sboaId ash
then eheu they began their ssniul
courses might answer
ia my spare moments
10 my spare moments | gambled for
marbles. Ia my spare momoRts ] be.
gau 10 smoke and drink II WAS 10 my
spare moments that began 10 steal
cnestnuls from the old womans stand
IL was IN my spare moments that /
gathered wlokod associates,
Oh, be careiai hos you spend your
spare moments The tempter always
hunts sou out in tbtso small seasons,
when you are not busy. he gets IN 10
your heart, II no possibly can, 10 small
gaps There he hides himself, plan
ning all solls Of mischief Take care
Of your spare moments Ill he Adyo-
cate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

NO. / THAsK You At the 30 called
spiritual sitting in Hartford, recently,
there was present woman who
mourned the loss Of her oonsort, and az
the ma ifestatons began TO appear. the
spirit Of tho departed Benedict entered
upon the scene. 'Of course the widow
was eager 20 enter 10 conversation with
the absent one, and tho following dia-
logue ensned
Widow Arc yon in the spirit
world
Tho Lamented II aal."
Widow How long have you been
there
The Lamented "Oh. some time
Don you want 10 come back aud
be With your lonely wife y
The Lamented Not il know my.
self It's hot enough around here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

The Esqainanz say a mau who
haa three wives is sure of Heaven r.
II. should Be, Tor be viii have enough
Of .bo other place here below.
Why ID beets,ake ike locone tisei
It is not much account wshout its ten
der
Some ladies. instead 81 having sim
plicity ia their Dress display Il N their
remarks
Lovers, observe Before man
enters tbs abode 81 matr.m0ay be
ahouie ring the belle
Printers iak may be black, but j
esls m0re Hght than anT 'aer iamiB.
ary. hos ever bright
The bachelors refrain ~ less The
ma.deas rsfran al mea Let them
no longer refr4in
4 reason Why piano vas moi sayea
AZ FIRE because none u the hremeI
could Play Oh a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such As Coughs. Colda, Whcoping
Cough. Bronohitis, Asthma.
and EanMnmntlOn.


and Consumption.
Probably never bss1rs 10 he whole history Of
resisrsnr has hnytAing Saa - widely and 80 deeply
spoa lae eanGalence of mAakiBd, Rs this orcelent
rssneslg ssg paiipaaATy oomplAists- Through long
sesses VI yeAss, Aad smaag nast q thu races of
faen i has risen higher ard HI Kher IN their cstinA
tion a. Il haa become better kaswa. its uniform
charaeassT Ani power 70 The Various affections
81 tc innss aEa aaFaat, have made Il knewn as 70
Hsita pr,tectog against lsess. Nhle adapted 70
nsaes fagps ~ disease and 70 young ohildrcn, ts
Al ae sAn.e lbc nsost e1otaal rcrBeiy that can
be gives Ter iSclpaeHt consumption, and The dan
gesuus RFcetns u gise tarpai aHa lungs As pro-
yisfan arzinss ssalien sttaaks q Cresf,, Should
be ksgA a hand II every family Aud iadcei a. all
ars sasasatnasf aHh,eci 10 colds Aad coughs. all
sh0ala " pspriael Hish sals sntldote Sos saesn.
Aiaapush setiled cSAsasaptt~a Is thogEhi in-
earabs stsa sgea numbers u eascs ghcFe uss dis
eass seeaso8 seti8ed have been comPlslely cured.
and use talAent rss,0Fsa 70 Sound hsalth BY the
Chssrg Psessrsi SO eomPlsta s IL mastery
over plo Disorders of the Lungs and Tbruai that
sl.s nsl atsssinRia q lhesn yield 10 a. When noth
tar else esaid ra@eA ihrHs ahdez IRE Cherry Pee
ssr~ai aser sabssds ard staaAFpsar.
ktscers assa f'~bitc sPeaksTs hud great pro-
tecfssn 1pu H.
tassaa ID Gwbyr rsiisgnd aAd eien wheiy
curvA ~ q
hf9arfttfis 4 fNts.4NAif NafTi ~ NAM& h9s
Ckesyu g.eetoraf ia swhh na4 efegnsni doses.
Fsf csasA aba caff. ~ bsfter ressesY eNa
he bsa Tsts ssaAI doses ihres usaes day and
rui he fsss IN wwrm wAaer At hAshir nnsa IRE
disease q hfeken ur.
~ fasa-nsa, ~hes AssSe re tsreAi or
haNgt sake gss skzas oasErss
20 HhsePsss oousA, giys snsa aoses nrcs
~ fsas nsnes asF.
~ cr@~F, rive larre sas fsv7aeft doses uutgi
o. flsssSss = sTeFe0zass
re fala = aail lis waihsat ~ cAervs Perta-
raj oB aAas b. p7stSss taeHs Ia ease u sttAek,
Apm tse sA5Ys eanfiaigfs. fls tsusiy nss oraa
spNfgE DE Heiladl eveni azeast = saaeySAg Ena
Fsak whiea ~ wpu's .araF ~ wasting aafli he
eessa gss stasy "A. fsFNsis. feeg q yeuF sweess
~ uis s&ArsaFaes saAl kgSss. Lives th&r . y0a
mar f~ savsa ~ u.
- rvsaess1;y ar~ ~ sigsacs ksssp-n tssf Ns need
usa g0talah aeEsaaeatex ~ thsaa here. DO mcne
Essh sssurs Ne Yass tesst ~ osi qualities srsr
Issstasra az sszagtiy saaaalaaaeA
tfVf-sEea w f3s. .. q AssN a Co, Fr&ctAesi
sna Ansfsssoai tas~nalsss, iowek. hkss., kza soA!
a. FsSzua ~ WA
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

Maxine LOVE WGrH UsmaELLAs "A GER
taia dramatic wrtor Dem8 caasuJ IA a
certain shower Of ram, took refuge up-
der the portico Of u handsome dwelling
ln New York As soon as 40 had TAX
en tine position, window was opened,
and lovely female face appeared
whicn seem to beam with sympathy anJ
anxiety. She soon retired, aud sent
him an umbrella by servant. He at
once fell desperasely III love, and think
my from her anxious looks tuat tie
feeling was reciprocated, he called on
her the next morning, sent up his card,
and gave into her own hands n very
costly umbrella he had purchased IN
the place Of the old shabby ono he had
borrowed, and wound up by making u
profession Of love. The young lady,
without noticing the exchange that had
been made, perceiying how her act had
been inisinterpreted, naiyely replied.
II feel it TO be my duty to undeceiyo
you, sir. AT the time Of the shower
was anxlously expecting the arrival Of
a gentleman, who is, confess very
dear to me, who wished to see me in
private, and my only motive for send
ing you the umbrella was 10 get you of
the steps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
TIE PARMER'S BOOK.
- fna
BEAUTIES AND CELEBRITIES
Of The Nation.

nes NsHuBai waft aous - the very b,si witt
sbd Asttiaed G.. hase fusHse tsie II e
frs,h, Asst, sgatA4sss hssk sFiyHjiag illastsAiel
Hsta ne tiesasai steH pHraHs = brautifli sod dis
urEu4shca MsmfH % oar lugutfg q complete ip'
sAg ~ te and Society anetf riR1egh Presidents
describing tae East smihen4 ttatFsrlrn ted ltlmiurni
- they appasfcd 10 The successive adininistia
lions hon
WASHINGTON 10 GRANT
fnH y frFsaas AHvodUi,ss AmasisE Aha illustrative
Sarnrt a. fBs Fefy bost ndacrmetts offered Aitsu
ssa this at.aG Watk send faf Crealar vfh cstn.
eidte Information and terms, Adarrst. HARTFORD
~ hLtSHiNu GOs Hartford Nauh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

IkASTEh-- Agcnts g,f the Pocket sewing MgchlHe
w hnd kartcsu Qnil5er Specially desigHrd Tor
QpilHng. RnurAdeflns tiUi stiiehiHg For qailti1g
btGqsits this maehBo stands without a fisai N the
vpiid lt ~ simple, dursbls aud prnctlell weighs
bIt ia uuutr aet occupies hardly spacr than
fcltsar l4sr, Aaeesofaf The Auflr and follows ANY
design stamped ga iha cle.h. Retail puce only So
iufsNued ~ regurh mai prepaid % ftolpi o. puce
Nefy liberal inducements Offered. seed Tor Circulars
aith trfns 90 Agents, Cail, Or sddrAs kkkn, - a
Co, rt9puctufs 2os Bra4d~W, = y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
sUTuu LIFE INSURANCE COEplAr

w N NJ ETFI3H1
Ap GHltDs General As'gt EntlAHd. VI, The
siHsst largest ptslthlpYf puFciy matgs Company in
sac wag53 Assets 49, oss ts@ a easi, scared nrtAl
estate \ bsstet. Amount iN.ered sac i3l o. Iblt
Fkurf tB she n 500 pays Hh 81 all the distasHds
nlHasaas snaaaiy IN tEsh shteh ran be applied 70
dsffrsts ga8aaHtf imeftAss insarAi &c. AppiicA
taa, sls ,sesssa fs Rfu tssutsnce la let class Cos
Ar0nts AuFea. iyR
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dences that Ensiehard would attack Abbott on sight
Thursday, Abbott arrested and placed under bonds
to keep the peace. Rnglehard successfully avoided
arrest until Saturday morning at o'clock hen he was
surprised at private house by the Sheriff and
men. and placed under bonds. Sunday morning Enge-
hard with three friends proceeded to South Carolina
and addressed communication 10 Abbott Of which the
following Is an extract: .. ..
You must erseon Of the contents that Grce
hnc for Publishing g. the IaciiOn 20 which
eaiIted 10 AeoOTdanes with the code Of honor"
On Monday, Gen. Abbott through friends, replied
In communication, OF which the following Is an eX
tract
BY the authority Of GsG Abbott and being y empowered BY bin
10 his 10 fall the article Of the 9Th
rejecting Major Eagshl and regret that written
aud Published"
This apology was accepted by the friends acting for
Englehard IN q written communication, In which they
stated that In nothing that has appeared in The Journal
any assault the private character OF Gen. Abbott
intended and expressing regret that 1t had been
Etruad
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THE WEArHER AND TIE CROPS.

EFFECTs or TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
CORN CROP.
In Tennessee no rain has fallen during the
week. which has had very bad effect upon the corn
crop.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch says that no rain
has fallen there for two weeks aud the yield OF corn
will be light
Reports from Iowa are meagcr The weather
rainy and the crop will f far short OF that OF either
Wisconsin or Minnesota.
Late intelligence from Maine shows that the
potato crop has been seriously injured 10y dToHth ana
that the crop VIII be light.
Reports from Minnesota state that the weather
warm aud very favorable FOR corn, though the
tinued rains IN June and July were very Injurious.
In South Carolina the weather during the
past week dry and hot unit! Monday, when n nne
rain fell. full average crop OF corn Is anticipated
The corn crop in the northern part of Ohio
~ very poor but n the southern u better thought
the whole state will not average more than half crop.
The weather in Indiana for the past week
has been dry. little rain has fallen during the Inst
three days which has had good effect on the crop
In Texas it has raned three days and been
clear four days during the past seven The corn crop IL
abundant ali the state. aud the rains cannot In
jure H.
Reports from different parts of Wisconsin
show that the late done much 20 improve the
corn crop ana viii continuance Of weather there
will be fair yield.
In Mississippi the weather during the past
has been dry and fuc. but yesterday rain fcll
There will be about half crop Of coru but the cotton
crop promises 10 be a fair one.
In Illinois. during the past week there has
been alternate showers and sunshine every day. The
crop most promising The crop viii be
OF the largest ever harvested 90 Central Illinois
In Indiana the weather, during the past
week has Eauy az night, aud during the day
This has had beneficial effect on tic corn crop and the
farmers anticipate more than an average yield.
There was no rain in Kentucky last week,
but very heavy rains on Monday and yesterday. The
corn crop is late light 30 sections OF the state
on account OF the wet weather iu June.
Information from MI parts of South Caro-
lima leaves but little doubt that the and cotton
crops have materially injured by the drouth which
has prevailed for month past The corn crop Is almost
beyond redemption
The weather in Georgia has been excessively
warm dry the past four weeks bat TIE corn crops
suffered but little from the drouth There was consid
cradle Monday and IA hght shower yesterday,
which greatly benefiird tbe late corn crops
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AQUATIC.
THE NEw-roRK YACHT CLUE.


HOLINESS HOLE, Aug 16.-The yacht fleet
started from bedford Saturday morning at l45
for tins place and arrived here about p m. Before
leaving New Bedford a scrub was arranged, the
prize be silver cup the rst yacht reaching here TO
be the winner The wind was hight from the south and
the race was devoid OF interest, the Magic coming IN
first Phantom second, then the Palmer Coming, Eva
and Fleur de- IAs IL expected that the sloOp Mad
cline and two schooner yachts would meet the
fleet here: FOR unknown reason they did not
This being the place the fleet usually disbands at ana
the time Ned for the cruise having expired Commod0e
stebbius Yesterday morning called the officers on board
the Phantom, aud issued the order disbanding IL Al
though the number OF yachts In the fleet tins year mas
been large usual, considerable dlhculy
has bscu experienced In keeping them together
"A number leaving at each place and joining
patng M the races has been rather small In order To
remedy this difficulty II possible the fleet will next year
probably sail to furthest point 20 which they M
lend 20 the usual places on their return
IL hoped Commodore that the plan viii succeed
and N probably Will the great desire OF the yactnen
ppear 10 be 10 get far possible nj once lmne
datey after the fleet disbauded the yachts com
meuc6d 20 leave each salung aud being sAluted IN
turn by tho yachts The yachts that LEFT were the
Josephlne Fleur de Lis. Eva, ami soop Coming. The
Phantom aud Palmer stil here The Nesta, one OF
crossed the ocean with the Henrietta and
fcetwng IN the Winter OF o. arrived today from boston
THE HAMMILL AND COULTER BOAT RACE:
The boat race between Hammill ana Coulter
viii take place Pittsburgh Thursday next Instead
Of
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LABOR MOUEMENTS.
CONFERENCE OF BUILDING TRADES.

CONFERENCE OF BUILDING TRADES.
For some time past n project has been Oh
foot among the members Of the various Building Trades
Unions OF this city looking TO the organization OF cen
trail union or conference committee composed Of dele
gates from the different unions OF this city and vicinity
ln hers are engaged In the different branches OF
house building such as carpenters. brieElayer naners
gas filters pumbers, lab0rers masQs, oic. This pro
posed association IA intended hu Offset 10 the Boss
builders Association OF Libcrty.s. also composed Of
representatives o. tho various branches Of the building
trades aud which has accomplished much toward
bWarng the plans OF the lourneymen IN mQyepents FOR
an advance OF wages, he shortening OF the hours OF
labor etc IL was principally through the efforts OF ts
association that the bricklayers Of this city were de
feated IN their eghthour strike one year ago several
Informal meetings of this proposed new association
have been held from which reporters have been eX'
cuded enccforth however the representatives, OF me
members a permanent President and Recording secre
tnry were elected. te rstnhned ohcer being selected
b ren,inin officers will be chosen the next meet
ihg when u expected there VIII be aarger s,ehuauCe
The meeting of This Association Will De open 10 every
,,'r ~ the various unions represented therein, who
will be admitted by password Az the ast mettLnE 60, VI
the Association Committee on constitution hIu bJ
Lava was appointed and committee was also aP
pointed to visit the different unions not already ePte
represented are the House Carpenters STAR BUILDERS
Plumbers, and Brickiayefs
An association of horse-shoers has been
formed In Brooklyn
The Clippers and flplshers met last evening
and elected nov board OF omcers.
The Longshoremen's L. b. Society, which
met last evening, has bank account Of 5000 -'
Three strikes are NJ present IN progress I'D
this city Tie plate printers the bell men IN the employ
of stc1wny & Sons, and the cabinet makers IN tho en-
ploy OF Roux q CO., IN EIghteenthst
The next annual session of the National Car
nantcrs Convention will be held IN Brooklyn, L. l.,
sent IA Twentysx delegates will be pres
emf trom yarions unions IN this and other States.
The Male Cap. Makers Association has voted
a., - sork AZ IIArks Brothers establishment out Of
Tie ITno on account OF their persisency In working Tor
loer standard OF wages than that drawn up by the
organization. ,
The Lathers formerly conheSS t t W 1t Ii,V
and organtled society OF their own, the subject came
nm fr dehate at the meeting Of the Plastecrs Union
ast .,s,,tr when a committee appointed 10 CONFER
viii NE 1ody OF the Lathers, with view 20 arranging
fr r ,t dyision OF the funds held by the treasurer
OF tile former body.
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GOV. Hoffman is at the Clarendon Hotel.


The Lederl,ranz Society held Midsummer
Nights Festival Ia Joness cod Last evening Bernstein
fHrDished the music.
Margaret Nolan, aged FIVE years, fell from
fire escape yesterday, at No 6l2 East fOurteenthst
aud fractured her skull.
y Capt. Eyre Massey Shaw, Chief Officer of the
Metropolitan Fire Brigade OF London, arrived here by the
Scotia yesterday and is at the Breyoort House.
William w. CrOssman, who was arrested on
suspicion Of having fired his grocery store no 30 Third
ave-, on tDe 10th inst was honoraby discharged by All
derman Coulter the evidence OF being insufficient
At about D. m. yesterday Joseph Burns,
aged ~ years IN attempting get a New York and
Harlem Railroad car al Ninety fell under the
his body. He was conveyed home.
George HorscrOft, 0 years of age, fell over
board and drowned at the foot OF Leroys yester
day afternoon The body recovered and taken TO hs
parents residence, No PSI sprngst The Coroner VIII
hold an inquest.
Miss Ada L. Rafferty, Webb, one of the we'll
known Webb Sisters. married on Tuesday 10 Mr. VIM
performed by the Rev DIR Newton at the residence OF
Mrs. Berry, No. 2ls Westinghouse Brooklyn.
The German American School Association
met in Cooper Institute, last evening, and elected WIZ
liam Wallace President petition 10 tho Boardot Edu
cation asking for the introduction OF the German lan
guage In the Public Schools will soon be ready
Officer Brede of the Thirty first Precinct yea
terday arrested Christian George who rs charged WITH
series OF burgares Newark the stolen goods amount
of that CITY, and Detective r. Smith arrived and con
yeyed the prisoner back 70 Newark lac eonseDtng to 40
A delegation of go members of the New-YOrk
Turner's Association who have been attending the great
National Festival at Chicago we're received last evening
on their return at the OF Chambersst by 800 me-
bers OF the Association. headed by fuu band OF music
and escorted Turner Hall Orcardst. where vel
prepared for them, aud congratulat made
on their success in winning the largest number Of prEes
awarded to any single delegation.
JERSEY CITY,--The papers in the Injunction
GRANTED By Chancellor Zsbke the Popueo Of the cattle
will BE- me, instituted % have the injunction n''s'Af
modified q removed altJgether