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The New York herald., 1869-06-20
BRe0KLYN NTEbLiGEsCE

ARREsTs,-There were $50 arrests by the police in
Brooklyn during the past week.
THE SAVINGS BANK ROBBRRY.-It was inaavert-
entity stated In yesterdays papers that the Williams
burg Savings Bank was the loser by the recent rob
berry. II was the Dime Savings Bank OF Williams
burg.
PoHCR COURT MARRIAGE.-Police Justice Walsh
was called upon by gray haired candidate for
matrimony, seventy years of age named Richard
NJ. Reynolds, VINO has been married twice before,
and requested that the Judge would unite him to
his fair companion, Miss Louise Burton, OF thirty.
six years OF age. The ceremony was performed. and
the happy couple were made one and went on their
way rejoicing. They are both residents Of Brooklyn
FALL OF HoUsE.--A two story frame house.
situated on McComb street, near Fifth avenue,
owned by James Anderson, was being raised on
spiles, under the direction Of Daniel Morrosey,
when the supports suddenly gave way, precipitarng
the structure to the ground. Mrs. Anderson, who
was in the house at the time, narrowly escaped
being injured. The damage caused amounts to
$1,000.
TROUBLE BETWEEN A DRIVER AND A STARTER
Frederick Auerhoumer starter for the cars at the
Hamilton avenue ferry terminus, was arrested last
night for striking the driver OF OF the the
head with Delaying pin and innctng severe In.
Jury. The Injured man, whose name is Henry Wal
lams was taken to the hospital in Henry street.
The parties named quarreled about the ''time'' OF
starting and came soon to blows with the result
given. The accused was locked up to answer.
AccrDESTs.-Mrs. II. G. Christensen fell from
carriage in which she was riding IN Hicks stree,
yesterday afternoon ana was severely injured
She taken to her residence, No. SO Summit
street.
yogns man was found bleeding from wound
the head, on the sidewalk In Ray street by
ofcex Perrine OF the Forty fourth precinct yester
day. He was taken TO the station house, where 1t
was ascertained that his name was Edward Walsh,
and that he had fallen wnile under the influence OF
liquor.
An elderly man named Philip Adams, residing at
I,a i0a aly nu ureIh nv fall
which he sustained while passing along Hudson ave-
nue. last evening. He was taken home by the police.
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--.ngtous, and yester.

phia after dressing or the h,-
day played with the Olympcs. The latter mas peeu
considerably strengthened during the past year ala
1t was expected that they would pe oosses VI
phia this season. They gave the Atnletics tousn
shake but the latter got away from them through
narrow opening. The Cincinnatis VINO nave oees es
whipping everything, TOOK the ONmplcs 10 tasA
yesterday and put them through nine innings Win
the following result . 4. M
Cincinnati ti.....'. ii
The Atlantics went on to Boston on Friday and
played yesterday on the new grounds with nine
composed OF seven Of the Olympics and Two OF tne
Lowes. first class muffin game was the result,
in which both mines scored twentynine and the
The old tor lower ground of the Elysan Fields is
cut up for the purpose OF running sewer through
the centre thereof There cannot be any ball play
ing there for some time. The Empires have eX-
tended TO the Knickerbockers an oilicial invitation
TO take part in the games on the upper ground until
the lower ground Is ready.
4 new base bah club has been organized at CON-
Tne Nameless OF Peekskill, viii be in town shortly
don ach Clubs .' ' -
The Eagles new up to the Heights called Washing
ton few days since ana made swoop down upon
ans score a,sslss o ensea WIN
During the coming week the Yale College nine will
De In town. This nine Is composed OF gentlemen
who can toss the ball as sharply almost as any nine
In the country. They are besides hosts OF the first
water, and the clubs of the metropolis which have
made arrangements to meet them should see that
they receive such treatment as their merits deserve
Tomorrow the Atlantics Will play the "Haymak-
ers" at ,tbe Capitoline grounds. In Phlaaelphis
there VIII u doggt be a Wild tine as sSs 1ked
s'.'. sSe n,0e, recruited after Sunday, will take
hold of The Athletics --s=y"-5s.. y t.t
on "Wednesday the Mutuals win play the Yale nine.
On Thursday the Ecxfords Will play the Athletics,
OF brooklyn at the Union grounds,
The Gothams will play the Athletes, OF Washington
Heights, at f4Sd street and Tenth avenue.
The Social Second nine win play the Second nine
Of the Union Of Hudson City, on the grounds OF the
latter at Hudson City.
The Yale nine and Rose Hill nine should make
some arrangements to have college game during
the Yales' visit to the city. The mines would be
pretty evenly matched and first class, enjoyable
game would be the result ~ cav
Did anybody ever hear Of Mr.. Mcneil as umpire
before yesterday Answer-No Will anybody ever
hear Of him as AN umpire againS Answer-lti is 10
be hoped n0 rDa
Peck's dummy has created quite an excitement on
Ann street. Dressed in full base ball rig, he looks
quite natty. .Scofeld, OF the "Haymakers,n did
think about bringing the figure over to the Union
grounds TO act as umpire In the Eck10rd
game yesterday, but young man named Mcneil
was found who answered nearly as well.
The Empires have their hands full of engagements
for this season. They intend to pay their respects
to their amateur neighbors at the Elysian Fields be-
fore caring for Others
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owing TO exposure and improper treatment, the
man died twenty-six days afterwards. Mascar has
peen Ia prison ever since, his trial having been de-
layed for various causes He was convicted or an
assault and sentenced 10 one years. Imprisonment
ana subsequent department from tue country.
A disastrous accident occurred at Jeddo, about ten
days ago, TO one OF the Japanese gunboats, called
tne kewanu late an American gunboat. They
were handling some powder Oh board ana one OF
the Kegs broke, spllling train OF IL all along the
deck TO the magazine. One OF the Japs knocked out
MS pipe ashes exactly on this train, and the conse
quence was that the vessel was blown into small
pieces killing about twenty four OF the men. Such
eAposions as TINS are not at all rare The Japanese
peing exceedingly careless In these matters. Whne
writing a report reaches US that the St0newal mas
been sunA on Cape King. Although quite probable,
we cannot give entire credence 10 the report
COMMERCIAL.
lmports-A little business has been done in yarns
anu gray shItngs and prices have improved slightly
since The last mail. But the one great drawback,
namely the nuctHai0n OF native currency still acts
as barrier 10 extensive transaction. For and
ammAniIon there Is not the slightest demand. The
shipping arrivals from foreign ports embrace only
the George Peabody, from New York. with coal, and
the Eastern Queen. nom London, with an assorted
cargo.
Exports-silks.-The settlements for the past
nion,'h consist OF about 200 plcuis OF medium and
inferior hanks. considerable fall In the value OF
fns doInsN IN native coin has induced slight ad-
vance on last in SPITE Of the rise in ex-
change Arrivals have been smal-anotH-es alg 70
the advance OF prices.
limited owing to the small stocks and the high prices
for what does remain on the market. The
LeW crop, uOWcNeT, Is iOOkeu lOr III duOuL twenty
five days, when the market VIII probably improve In
all respects. Settlements 1Or the last month will
amount to about 1000 piculs for the san Frapclsco
and London markets. The Ariel for LONDON, Is the
only vessel now loading with teas;-C6mmon, $23,
nominal; medium $27 50, Nominal; good medium,
s29 to $Sl 5O fine, &54 to $751; finest, none; choice,
none. -sss.s"'' -, i.S. -.
Freights.-There Is still slight demand for
steamers and sailing vessels for coast trade. The
Ariel receiving f5 Tor tea and 90 for general cargo
to London.
Exchange has improved considerably since last
mai, and has an upward tendency On London
Bank, SIX months, As. I'D; private, As. S4d. On
New York and San Francisco, 9 to 10 per cor. dis.
count. .sry'ysss
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ARRIVALS.
REpoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Saratoga, Commander whiting Havana via
Key West, days Has had death from yellow
has 70 cases on s 30 ard % Snleers we'll ,
s q w:hpSGa & ai'Sis S.s
Rs Steamship 'Ss %esi June vi.
Southampton eth at PM with Tdss and u. % w 70
4ih, $50 AN, ia. A 80 lon g 40 passed ,hp yohsnns
q ss%sa s.m.sS asG S'x % Sa
!. Pm Ia. 2 n 9p = y \, tn IN q e. bound
scotia, bound east. isth a 80 AM Ia, 90 % oc s. 50,
ss si sHa S % G rS' sSs ss
S:~ oFs,s C: s h w s;s
sss%:sp s:a as:ss, s.%p:sa, S;$ olis.n. Jun. IL,
ssss@:sip asSnsi:' S.s.s, SssTs:,cs, with na.. and
.s h ~. % yss s: s% Sr q s
nah Oa later: % saw r9Rss bound south S
sieam.ap ReOscc. Clyde Cnishe..er Wilmington, NC
Ta;s ccnasr PSd cs.. io day.. with md. to
was % 10 the S.dserrsnssn 20 days, with heavy Westerly
gales; had nns weather with light aud
BARK Panss CBr Biddis Belize Hon, u days, with log
ss' strong Wind d: day. sA. .os.Ssly wiSd:
BsrE Horace B:sl: g:ssssn,1lP sex or..n. u dsy.
Ss.sS' s'f c.ss % s 's e %S. s
.s ys; sa s1 s
the eastward with something TOW, supposed
70 % osmsNeu vSsses, sahea in company WIN scnr
schr Aseids Laura, heFsddsn, Bsracos, days, with
sshf John OBJ S 2sr wc Mobile 20 days, with lum Der
schr Irving. wayerlsy, Virginia
scnr Excel, Ludiam Virginia.
sehr Belle r Hall, Driscoll Virginia.
schr Ida smith ssss,m.n man. Virsnl.
schr MARY Mapkin, Tyler, Baltimore.
Scar Lake, Endicou, Baltimore for New Bedford.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Frseccnia Bragg from Portland for New York.
Bris Cslhsrne Morris tBr Crane from Wen tworth Ns,
for New York, With plaster, 70 Crandan, Umphray Co
Brig Martha (Brh 0anon, Little Giace Bay, CB, days,
for New York, with coal, 10 Geo n Brewer.
schr Alpine jones' from Calais for New York, With iun.
schr Gilman King, Blachford, from Calais for New
seSr cSass Insrahsm from Rochland for New York. with
schr Planet, Pratt, from Roctland for New York, with
ssir whitney. Piston, from Roctland for New York,
schr q whistler, Phinney, from Boston for Albany
schr Chanceior Ferguson, from Horizons Point for New
schr John Loser, Nacombcr from Taunton for Rondou,
Schr Ceres Treethen, from Providence for New York
schr Frees'one, harrson from Portland, c. for New
seSr Inraham Sicssson, from Portland O., for New
sehr Peter Ritter, Arnold. from Portland, CT for New
scbr Daniel Russell, clarh, from Portland c. for New
Alice Scranton, Seward, from Portland CT for New
sebr George Bothks Racket. nom New Haven ter New
YORK.
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Steamship City Of London (Br), Leitch, Lvepool-John
Steamship Hecla Br) GIN. Liverpool Via Queens.own-E
Clnard.
Steamship Erin tBr), Webster LiverpooNatonai Steam
steamship Be,lona (Br), Bnlinge. London-Howland 4
Steamship Bremen (NG), Leist, Bremen via southamp
Steamship rile, Partridge Galveston Key wes.-C
steamship sherman, Henry, New orlsans-Frederic Ba
Steamship George Washington. eager. New oreans-H
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savannah-w Gar
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Ii Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace Newbern, NC-Murray,
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne NorIolk. City Point and
Steamship Valley City, Johnson Georgetown, DC-rhips
Steamship Glaucus Walden Boston--w P Clyde
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferguson q
Ship John Harvey, Harding, Geno.-Bacon Russell.
BARK Larkspur OBJ Johnston Gaiway-Boyd 4 Hincken.
Bark DR. Tupper (Br), Chambers, Hambrg-H De Wolf
Bark Albacore (Bp, Wilson, St Thomas-G Phillips
BARK H D Slower, Paine, Hayana-J E Ward 4 Co.
Bark Ellen stevens Lewis, CenfuegosE Son Co.
Bark DirigO, Blair, brunswick via savannahE D Hurl-
Brig Enrichea UtaD, Russa, Cork for orders-Funch,
Hrig Neponsei Tracy. Oporto-Miller Houghton.
sg Bg ss EiseT Ts Hsss A% ss Eys @
Brig Eunce Br), Barke Trinidad, Port spainCrandall,
Brig Geo Downs (Br Lanfair, Demarara-Hy Trow.
bridges sons.
Brig Charles Albert (Br, Hardy St Thomas-Bett, Son
Co.
Brig Annette lBr), Cooper Barbados-Jones& 4 Lough.
Brig Anna Wellington (Br), owen, Turks Islands-Lunt
Bros.
Brig Penniman, Dickson satlla River Ga--Jas Henry
Brig Chmoorazo Coombs, Alexandria, Va-Mller Hough-
ton.
Schr Jesse CARL, Underhil, Funchal-B Weinberg
schr Sunbeam, Williams, Monrova and n market-Yates
Porterfed.
schr Ii Eneas (Br,, Johnson Harbor Islana-Jos
Eneas
schr s L Small, Carlos, shulee, Ns-snow Richard.
schr Grand Pre- tBr, Gormley windsor, Ns-H De Wolf
Co.
schr America (Br) Mason, Canning, Ns-Crandali, Um-
phray 4 Co.
schr Mclean. Cook, st John, NIB, via wes. Indies
Heney Parker.
schr woodhouse, RUSSELL Brazos, TeIas-woodhouse,
Southmayd Co.
schr Mary Stow, Rankin, Cbarleston-Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
schi H Lewis, Lewis Washington, NC-Thomas
holmes.
Schr G A johnson, Willis, Washington, NC.
Schr Calvin, Clark Eastport-Jed Frye n Co.
Schr Addie Murchie, HILL Calais Simpson n Clapp.
schr Leocadia, Elwel, saiem-R W Ropes Co.
Schr @ Acken, Hobbie, Stamford.
sloop Emperor. Dewitt, Hartiord-G Racket Bro.
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LOCAL MrTllIGeNCE.

FELL THROUGH sgD PAvEMENr.-At eight O'CLOCK
last night az vatrlck Clarke was driving through
Sheriff street. the pavement gave way, causing bis
horse to fall, breaking mis- leg.
ANOTHER KERos ENE ExPLosIoN.-At half past
six p. NJ, last night, kerosene lamp exploded in
the basement OF No. n Prince street, doing but
little damage
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Mutual star-The Champions Again
Defeated.

The champion Mutuais went over to the Capt.
tone grounds yesterday to have sort OF a practice
game " with the young stars; but they caught q
tartar, a. the score will show. and came out de.
feated party. They could not &c, hold OF young
Cummings pitching and when heavy hit was
made the Star 1elders-and the club has always
been noted for having good helders-captured them
handsomely. This is the first really good shine the
stars have made In some time. and IL Is without
doubt brilliant one. They could always neld and
throw magnincently, and now they can bat a. e1ec.
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SAILED.

Steamships CITY of London Liverpool; Erin, do Hecla
do; Calcdonia Glasgow Columbia, do; bremen, Bremen
Bellona London Tlie, Galveston; Sherman, New Oreans
Geo Cromwell, do; San Salvador, Savannah; Champion,
Chareston Louisa Moore, Newbern Isaac Bell, Norfolk
City Point and Richmond.
Also sailed steamship Valley City, Georgetown De- bark
Arletta Martins brigs Stephen Bishop Sydney NsW
Nuovo Achie, Odessa.
Wind at sunset N, light.
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Club. Id a. o. az sa so. 10. On. sa.
s,ss;: ss,s.i .ii............S : I 9 ; I 3 9 d-is
Left on Bases -Dollard, Rogers Cummings, Worth,
!; Jewell, Johns, X. Hunt Q. Mills, L.
w s'e c.seSs. lsos.r,t WORTH ., Roberts 81 Jewell, !;
Nacdisrnid, 4; Dolard I; Hall, 1-totsl, H. r. Hunt,
walters 9. Hunt Hastsld I; G. Mills, !; y. Mills,
rou Bound Catches -Doiiard, I; c. Mniaa
Catches strikes-C Mills, l.
Hall,
Asshtsd by Hsfaed, s; svanden 4; e. Mills
Double Plsys by Mscdlarmid and Hail. Hall and Cum.
sr,nrs, Also BY Hatfed and Egger,
Run Out-Walter BY Johns
(,uts on Foul Balls-Mutuals, times; Stars, times.
Total Evrcs ef Fielding pg--Mutuals, -; Stars, a.
Vmpire-Mr. Hynard, Of the Eagle Club, Of flsibush.
fcofers-Messrs Sterling and hcCary
Time Of Gane-Two hours and forty-hye minutes.
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IcEioId' .........s i 8 .
Left bases-McAtee, NJ King, Craver, Powers,
]; Martin, Nelson, 8; Hodes, 2; Pinkham, l.
Clean home runs-Neson, l.
YIELDING SCORE.
Fly eatehes-ward, 3; Powers, 2; McAtee, I; Flynn,
Cravef, Bearman, 3-totsl Treacey, Jewett ALI
.on, Paterson, Martini Nelson, Pinkhan. 1-tota
n.
JewetL I.
Catches strikes-Craver, 2; Hodes, 1.
Base playful out BY McAtee, .; NJ. King, Allison, q;
Nelson, /; Wood,
Assisted by-S King, NJ. King i Fisher Craver,
Powers Bearman, 3; Patterson, Nelson, Hodes, q
Jewet, i; Wood, l.
Donble plays by-Paerson Wood, I, putting out Pow.
and Craver the ny and returning second base
Passed balls, which bases were made-Craver, 10;
Hodes, Jewett, g
Outs foul bas-Hsymakers, times; Eckford, times
Bases on "caled" bals-M King, ]; Nelson, l.
umpire-M Mcneil, Of the Active Club Of New York.
scorers-kessra J. W. scohed and Dr. Watson.
Time 0f gane-Ihrse hour and twenty mlnulea.
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BROOKLYN TAXATION.

Large Increase in Valuation Of Property-Tm-
portnnt Measures Adopted by the Board Of
Assessors.
At meeting Of the Board OF Assessors held yes,
terday IL was voted by resolution 10 withdraw the
REORGANIZATION ,resanted IN tho Common Conncn
ooliniun =, s.,sra ,or the ,Ua,1nars 80 ,sa
Tor an increase OF salary & 10, 'ne members o, .ne
board ine oomhs'ee "n'. a''e''eu 'ie hieu|
een'n anu i"en ac,,. ",N p."sa..an '"'.eu ..se W
r',. s",,,,or.
ana tho r,u. ., ,,,,. in III. cit, o, R-oo,v,
acrs..sd DURING The year. 'ss and .vssncsd
II %sse BY this
prees FOR which such real estate sold and wheress se
practices Of this Board prior 70 1883 had for long period
aowsd no more .1hn ian ons,nn 20 one,on d'seoun' on
ton Of each and Of real estate a. The
current year Of the said valuation and pecen.
sessed valuation for 1853.
In urging It's adoption he said IL was evident TO
the most superficial observer that the actual value
creased more rapidly than the estimates OF the asses
sors sT''' "''' ''p' ''"-' " WIG '''''
The circumstances which now AFFECT the prosper.
ity OF the city seemed TO require an increased conn.
dence In the stability OF the high prices which have
ruled for the past two years. The great improve
menfs TO the accomplishment Of which the city 10
payment upon the city before the property could
suricienty feel their influence to aid in meeting the
Increased liabilities by Increased values II was not
the bare fact that four and half millions OF dollars
must be raised from the tax payers that arouses
their dread so much as the statement that the rate
viii be four and half or dye per cent. In explana
tion of this train of argument the Asssessor gave the
sab,oined expanstions:-
esn capitalists and rspes great numbers Of persons from
making real property, from loanng
as yse.n. dwelling: or erecting Others Capital instead
o' pef h,rh 80. ~ .c,p.liv ,sns. IN iss..n
.,a. ~ nansr,r nv The icuItv OF sslns ~
rlird-We should lose al Incorporated companies who
psh ,corao,.tsa n.iiu,ons you'd and n
stand against the current which swept Ave per cent Of
We ssou o., smoss he entire OF per
sona properly now assessed all that portion
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me Red stockings are stlll carving their way VIC
torlowly before tAsm lhey went on 70 Phlsdel'
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Sun srRoxs-At ak p. NJ, last night, John
Burrow aged 2e residing ct No. Aos East Thirteenth
street, was found BY an ofncer Of the Eighteenth
precinct on First avenue, suffering from sun stroke.
and conveyed " BELLEVUE H0spitss
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States without publicity; legal everywhere deserton,
&c, sufficient success guaranteed charge In ad
advice free. NJ HOUSE Attorney, rs Nassau street.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States desertions, &c., cause advice free
Also Notary Public and Commissioner for State.
r. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 56s Broadway.
A -s-'-'-s-'-RNAPP's CONCENTRATED tx
~. tract OF Roots for making Root Beer. Root Beer
manufacturer druggss confectionery &C., win 6nd
their advantage using this Extract win always insure
them cheap wholesome and hnely favored beer besides,
be made within shorter OF time than by the old
process In bottles at 40c, 75c and "a also In gallon
a &2 sufficient 10 make TO- 2 400 and 500 gallons OF
beer Full directions each bottle and For sale by
r. p KNAPP CO., Sole Proprieors, 1852 Hudson Street.
Ming New York, and by all Wholesale druggists aud
patent medicine dealers In the United States and Canada
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The discussion now going on, Therefore, seeing
brings on the future action Of the japanese govern.
ment "a 70 the redemption OF those now Il clrcula-
ton. For my part, cannot see now they AN evade
that responsibility do believe that nre is any
such intention entertained the part Of tie govern
ment. The fact Ia that several parties iave been
currency buying them, knowing them to be below
the proper standard, and these sharpes have got
scared. We're 1t not for the fact that -epudiation
would be very bad precedent for the laps to fol.
low 1t would be good lesson to these fianclers to
lose small sum on their little game. When they
bought nIboos the Japanese had already refused to
insisting upon either dollars or tie silver
boo. It u most probable that the wDe Ques.
tion wiz n. remain In allowance until ne great
proposition IL TO be made that the coinafe OF The
country shall be changed 70 the dollar ant tnat the
mint shall be superntended by foregna, whose
integrity and reliability shall be guaranteed by mi
the Foreign ministers, which 10 decidedly the best
plan TO be adoptedi
port goes home BY tins steamer TO urge lis claims
at Washington TO the appointment Of Consul General
Tor Japan. I presume the new President OF the
the representatives Of the country abroad probably
including China and Japan. should b. remiss IN
my duty, a. correspondent TO your piper were
not TO urge upon the HERALD that II any changes
he made selections should be made from men on
account OF their knowledge OF their prospective
na the gs0ps nsy ere e i've among
truth u that the government az Washington
have scarcely done justice 10 the American
residents Of tne far East In too many instapces
ministers and consuls have beer sent out here
wholly unit for their responsible positions. Pres
dents and senators seem to have entertained the
idea that anybody would do TO cDme 70 China or
Japan. The fact II that moro cart should be exer.
cised In the selection OF representatives for these
countries than for any other; fer here they come
among peoples totally different from other nations
Besides ordinary diplomatic or consular duties they
are vested with large judicial powers.
The trial OF Paul Mascar, the Greek sailor of the
American ship King Philip, for murder, was con.
cluded before the American Consular Court at Hiogo
on the 18th inst IL may be remembered BY your
readers that the accused, while drunk In September
last, stabbed Yaconn connected with the house
hold OF the Governor OF HOp0 Although the
wound lpQlctad wH ppt camnzauveu stgnt one,
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Large Increase in Valuation Of Property-Im-
portnnt Measures Adopted by the Board OF
AasessOrs.
, 1869-03-28
eHEe OF L0e 6ud4d4 BIZ.
o. 8. 4. Posr HosrIRA1, Fonr RANDALL,

The PILLS dclphIa Horaing Post says :
The late report Of the Directors Of Gir1rd
College shows not only the great changes
that have In late years taken place in our
eocla1 and business systems, but a very un-
pleasant result IN regard TO the college.
wno are ready to 20 ont, but who are Obliged
to remain because there Is no one willing
TO receive them under indeuturts, IS
provided by the will Of Glr2rd.
The system Of incentured apprenticeship
having fallen Into discltdlt aud
diEuse, these boys arc unable 70 find masters,
and mast, Therefore, remain lu the college,
10 enter, thus interfering yerf much With the
usefulness or the Institution. There is, 1t ap-
rear, 20 legal way OF d. posing Of these pu
pIls, who have gor e through the pre-; ;c1ibed
cour<e. ard have drawn from the college ali
The beEsdt 10 which they are entitled.
t'itution WIS founded ard is, governed,
these boys must te bound out 10
learn q suitable trade. Ihst patiently
waitirc for persons willing to take them
under these conditions will be Of any 4rAi1 We
doubt, EvU month. every year. wtll tnd
fewer and fewer business men adhering 10
the old system Of apprenticeship. Every
ated, but csnrot leave the college. vlll lu-
crease uutlitn time The whole establishment
will BE- flled with its xluuni, to the total CT.
pulsSon of new scholars, sud this body oi
graduates must, We suppose, stay there until
they arc old men, and every time IN octo-
ecrariAn drops oil q boy may be aduitted
il the Legislature Is empowered TO pass
saeh law .s may enable the Bosrd Of D.
rcctors to place the boys at suitable trade:
and cA1f'rgs without the Necessary accom-
pantHncnt Of an inecnture, it should inmeU
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