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New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

COPPBR-The stock Of held by importers the United
made this embraced l6O M bags OF which 1900
96 this port The qEoOnb 9l for ordinary
lUdOlc for fair lliUlli l20le
for do and li68c duty paid for Invoices all gold The above
tures however merely nominal tie continued absence
demand and 10 effect would be absolutely
Por other styles obbug trade and steady market We
quote coin at 26l5 for Java l66e for MIaeabo aud GD
l8ie fOV baguayra.
UOALTbe inquiry been good for argos foil prices obtained
At the recent public sale; the arrivals have proved liberal hardly
equal 70 the Eastern demand from yard at f56S6
f0relgn has moderate unsettled
CANDLES devoid Of activity,
pohnee prices nomiua the last quotations 2G2 for Ada
uaniine 46dtSc for Sperm, and 56G53e for Pateut
FhBloHTb are trmer engagements 10 Liverpool n 900
SD
orders At +H 3D. fa with 100 bills Petroleum following
San Faneseo circular dated May supply
increased The past few days by Of pas
sges Feght continue rule grain
SneIed aud probable that limited number engagements
United hgom VIII be entered into until the Appearance
crop In july freighs Manila Hong Kong rule low and
nominal The engagements for the past Include The following
ship bsioan 89 loads breadAua Tor Liverpool upon owners
pateh nne With general Atlantic proceeds McKens
9u gi guano TO Savannah Georgia al S26 currency scheekoh
90 pls general cargo for hsIstau BayonnAse
Anne hAin $50 reported for sydney; Nautilus
Reunion 5I AL return TO Tahiti schooner SNOW 65 Is adye
nsed lor hOnOuni schooner j. d. BaBb0B
slOo also schooner H. Merrill O9 for $1,000 fhe dsngagsd
l2t Golden Hind l0i NJ EOebohm IlGg Archer DO5 Radiant
ll5bi Nremorne l2JL BArk-Harron
on 81 E9ine oIs - h g. 49, Brig Kentucky 49, Sehoon
srs-MagEe Johnston, lJli EdaTos, o.
FLOUR AND MKALFhere has been doing in our market for
Western aud State flour today still fair amount o business was tsten
for export At the opening Change most holders we're firm r
views oeiDR 10 the advance Ia 1old mi sndIn ~ ~ tne
their Bayes generally held until deehus OF and loe r
bb Submitted 70 The low and medium grades Family grades close
offered bat With active demand prices Gn the ss, are AS
bb Canadian Flour devoid Of activity and In bs absence on es
oimpoauco prices nominal southern Flour h without ebap
value the opp moderate especially oehos extras these gsD Tsv
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
JAY COOKE g. Co.

SAFES TO LET BY THE NATIONAL PARK BANK, IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FRE-PRooF YAULr.-Parties
who ere occupying OF who may occupy Safes in
said Vault. are informed that two capacious Safes,
6xs feet are set aside for the gatuitous storage OF
SILVER WARE and other VALUABLKs. while the
owners are absent from the city, To those desirous
of obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers, we would state that there are still few
Safes 10 be rented in the SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Of
this Rank
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
BUTTER.

Rs.p, II Increase OF LII over be
s,sE Aufah r the corresponding wesk last sr oo
~. ,,, boA out than anticipated Inc deA vas
r,sn You'd he dropped FOR Cheese bat That seems Bo
t have been great stieut yet Nes,n ba
m ns fsrsar freely probably about iouh e aruvai be9g
oa,e & Phc,' have dseasd from 70 ' duTibg zoe sesl
d. srsK beng zoe for tne half tabs Of leoN STATE
~ for wesh 5J'e r lslo- Wesien FiHs Ieo- nitn
there being the
& .tst stimulated oJ alrsbes In goA The last steamer
t frtus probably double that qusuty viii By the neI
,ts vhis Gad ssakd Western u not se though
orrr,d a Bnycu say ihey gt sound, hgleolofed
"a Halter fr that pneo. A lot fut seat 10 Nlahlng
tsa vhsrs is you'd BOT s,n ani returned on h'
,n.,t ,un hardly brig l5c, Goes approach
N. siss pes q k Oh batter 'ssg Slowly gsaeray At 70
J lot Of AR ffkns brought gfJIc With some Meh
go prices dJ good bali tabs from ne alter sAs
At lot soatleru o. nssIJ whte, Al sSdIoc VIVA
snough F ofcnE the light hay butter reiaied
Ocrtaa fne Westerul RsssTe made Al BE- nd
We aood state selling al NGtJo
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
pnILAnRLpHIA cArrLR MARKET. M,r n, rssaL

supply Of Beef Cattle th, offerings amount
ing about 800 head The marEs dali bui price. rsganed about
the good cattle selling from Prime
lOc. y 10 groi, A few Choice sold At from iOi disc.
SHREPrbe temand fer sheep not brisk The supply
large. amounting 1880 head and prices ranged from 46c y 10
HoGsThee has been change In this market 400 head sold
from loo for Sop, aud from Sl3dSltt for CoTnfed Hogs
Cowbe sale Of Cos amounted 100 bead at nom $i5eS75 for
Sprngen, and from S50G 80 for Gov and Calf
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
.,S,, we aaS1s S;rllo. on 4S IS vlu.su, Pure cider
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per V,,1is Railroads and Eorih Rrer. -
N,v IA tg8 tale, Cotton gg6 hblL Flour go buIh Mhea
10 Corn. 1850 bush Osis 80 bush MAJ yS Us =,
200 Lbls Corn Meal bbiN Refined Petroleum wv Dds o5s
pep,pe s62 bbla Tar bbL Rosn so7 bbL PoE ~ pigs
E xs 90 eas Ashes $3.50 pkgL Butter l50 boxes Cheese ID
pkgs Dried Pru $50 pigs OIL Cake lots Copper Lo eAS
b,5 bbs Whisky, 2O65 bbA bggi " bAss "9s o3 tS E'
bsle, Hons C) ss Leather 689i Hides l0Zl bills ies 20
Tobacco boxes snd eases Tobacco l pkg Rice 40 boIes Starch
so bags Peanuts, PkgA BeeswaL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
THE MARKETS.
ICr,faIIy r.pOr.sa ior Taa TsIRgsEI !

TUEsDAT. MAY lB. l5ta
Most branches ofrade e the decided adaues
improved suppy this together with the Tenmptoa
feeling The
rT cheering Of the growing the
future hopeful Money been active demau
bat supply proved fully adequate 10 the growing demand
The favorable from for many staple articles has
contributed general improvement and there are ngi
Of returning confidence and activity The improvement 10
Bead marked and Provisions better aud have been
active Of Produce have been light but the endBg
likely and look for animated trade
interior o CsfornA concerning the gowug
omy character with Indication of
The stock Of Old grain yet remaining
large receipts tide considerable and for ALL
except the choicest o the demand lncudng
Of limited trade There Aso lsssened
With that Apr prices however
low oo arrives freely And prices have esed % e
Hides still End prompt sale at fol rates shipments OF Leassf
The exports for past eight days have been fooss!
Mauana NewYok Panama carried sl2 bbla Of Four,
Wool i bb Dried Peaches 2Ol rolls Leather 4le and
Caorna bales Broom Corn, 100 Castor OIL ke val
s953L Queen the East for bad 4s bb, flour
Hides wheat 10 Broom Coru Chooory
California Wine $3.50 gals California RraudJ,
$500 Japan for China carried 2O7 bhL
Pgur RskL Qneksyor &c valued At S722 The for
had 80 bb foa beside GrOoeei Pro1onf 6o valued At
sic RAngen for YotohamA carried 72 bb Flour 27J pigs
valued S7iL sHmAira for Hongkong
had bbs Ge. valued Al S55J Cleopatra for Manila
Flour vaued at $3.50 JuVentA for La LbeAd bad
and l23OOO n Lumber, vAlued at $39 May
lick Liverpool carried 7Jt otlA Wheat valued at s2363
50 bbL Flour 2O7 Potatoes ke valued At
S246l
firm suaned sales Of Is bbG at 81 1888 Pearls
BUILDING MATERIGLs-A articles coming under beading are
lows andth be marx . dull Ne quote.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
CAMBRnGE cATTLB MARKET-M,1 IA.

Beef CaRscepts j9 heads sales BItra S39Sl9 5o First
Q9sly $@si2 'O Second Quality, suGSll So Third QaAly
b0bn 80 sheep aud LambsRecvpt LAOS head; market
active and prices declined ls ni Se a 9yio 10. Spring
Lambs SBO$9 Veal Calves, S30Sl0
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
npLNs LHn pKAG.

Arrival, ofbeans gi9 bush $40 less than the prv n
s market Ia extremely dull With few transactions Whle "e ot
,.s of Is bb medans 81 20 and ~ bba a. ~
dFu 10 20 upon and sell load above etIa su
some aas blbd ss beus obbed W 90 Marrow, viii orsg %
little mediums For 6 Of mIed southern oean' " 1o
1nI eoon soc per ba,h. offered We quotsi ss.oa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
IIllIla.

Exports for the week ending Saturday 95l bales Receipts
bales Trade iaees,hg slow At former quotations LOT OF 100
bales Wisconsin sold at3aae Wess fonpu letter dated NAV
@ oowsi Sge We last wrote market has hardly
strong ior an class Of Hons either home oegR buTsu eonutg
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE ~,
I'm Reading got 100 hre s'sse
zoo Pse;se N,v g4i 100 M Central lS6i 2O.....e zsi
2UO Mic 5 4 n l.. 1907 zoo Chic W.. Sltl
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com

o1eI, Of The sinking Puui Of the CITY Of HsuYOrk pur
:reSn :11Tt 20 '1 Rsd 6TouS c
York passed May 10 m 2 & tSi{ & T P s -. SSOas % oS %sbsE
DAY June II the highest edsr iSr hs sane
nE & aoas soE rae sTd TIE ns,:s sad switches @ "a
proper soLl9 Of '3s SANE. & aSSsn Ss so river Z Il. E River o.
The folloNiag terms and conditions: -, NJ,
e.6,.5 1 i .1 Psi:o S h 81 sG oSr from ,ss day
% s horses bot should he OF tSsy By
legal proceedings which Dos eoqvs from ., co. %
& deemed part othe time within Which the sane 70 ?.
S sSaa :assd S S sSo good and >
approved eODoned for the eompeon az
equipment the said railroad above PrOsd subject 10 the e'a'
tons and with the authority a, follows; -. .., Ia,
for toe construction o e railroads AID wh ne Is GOV az
s ~ nm =. s y. tbs convenience Of passenger MAJ require ant
ba be subject 70 such reasonable Sse an1 y ma, 1, i'm
time By ordnance rssess snd hs said PsT Or % %
passengers on railroad charged By other city 9aah
IS In Che contraction operation or use railroad s'
designated should such person or sopofon deem
sa A popd - % g ~ tres. .oTs named be or they are su
horIsd b. che Aforesaid act 20 IS1 upSs a!sI.se asa Use We
OrPymeni % be made therefor hsa ths anoss!
nsansr provided By sdSdTOu hs rsushth section Of The
act salsd A act TO agtaoi. the formation o. LaosS a
sy And should therein be required for .
% % tss sd person or sorpOrsoa sla Be Gaabs 10 asse
Or o.3 " % % % Ss S,s q ssS .os 3 S s
ten,h Ieaih ssys9seHiS ssstess nHsssH's ssHfs ,a
bT % shall be necessary that the petition 70 The
sapeme allegations Of reference 70 sny ioeor
OF ibe tng OF sy Ger
ueats all Of said street for he par
poses authorized by said ae shall be eon.dered
lie With the for which the MAYOR Adele9 AID
Commouay ofths said bold said street Nothing 10 TOE sac a
shall authorize allow the existence e more 'eAn So 'ae
D 10 part of said street . , -----,
Ff Legislature tbe Eh 70 alter, aneud or rePeh
zvng the authority construct aud operate such railroad
EV On payment into the City Treasury Of me Amount d e %
hid and and approval Of The said bond and TIE fe
perform the conditions and spuauor hess
.pres,s he sa will deliver the party parties
ed Aforesaid esrsea that he or thS are ennet
S Tbs the ghi reject any bid bslSs
made faadusnty or eousyeg
A OAKBY HALL. Mayor
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
PETER B. SWBENl, CbkmhcrAa
JOHN X HACKETT Recorder.
JOHN MOORE. Chairman Rnanee Conn ttee,
Boari Of Aldermen.
PETER CULKlN Chairmaa Finaoos Coumltiss
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Commissioners 0f tie SinElng Fuad
Dated Esv.Yorf. MAY H. 1850
NOR SALE-3OO Shares Capital Stock UNION
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
And be followlng for Rallroad bonds

The Overman Mining Company Of San Francisco have
levied an assessment Of t5 per share delinquent June 49,
Money was active at ea7 per cent call. The furry
caused by the failure yesterday has ceased holders are
again anxious TO place their funds on call The banks
hold large amount OF National Bank notes, and we're
lenders TO a considerable extent Commercial paper re-
mains easy at 799 per cent with the bulk OF transactions
Al 8 per cent
Sterling Exchange was firm at quotations. buyers are
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

The following from the oldest city
he relied upon as correct 10 every particular
The unparalleled depression the fur trade
There have bseu steady concealed
three Now, dealers pane They up BY
heavy expenses interest depreciation Of carried urs
Of parties the Interior The which led
results Of late assumed have beea-Pt the substitution
Ofa eYeuh aud reckless ny foreign
The principles Of sound commerce for the quiet regularity skill and
dene that the trade when 90
Al fewer places Second the limits by peuhdged
dealers aided by facilities often readily Afforded BY
Third the Of ordering flrs without regard wedehned
Instructions a. TO quality aud Fourth the blind persistence Of buying
at high prices when apparent that the shipments
enormously m requirements though the
must. by occult be developed proportion
shpmentL" Furs worth than prices for
the choicest goods of which there Should
MUM gold advance considerably prices quote
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

49, s held; the sales bbs Flour has been more
s dmspd prices generally hm and sustained sales OF 80
Western White IL hrn, and In fAlr
SiIsI other dull and heavy; sales Of $50 bbs %
while Westerns - 80 for jersey and - % for BrAnoJN"s'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

BEEbWAA-Tbefe has Uhlo IfIIOW WetteTn
Southern weekly about 10 900 changed hands
lots from 4J08e the market has ruled quite hn at which isa
turs the market closes.
BRIsTLEs unchanged vlue the demand has been modee
sales at from 500 $3.50 for American Gray aud White.
BROOM COREbe demand fair and the market steady sales
Of Broom al 2J026c
COTToNTh demand quite moderate and mainly complete
orders both buyers and sellers feeling unwilling In the absence
Of foreign prices before but barely steAdy the receipts
tfe lsss last week sales Of I'm bales 0 last EVENING" Of which
taken spnner 1872 by spectators 5l7 by exporters
III Of the latter In transit We quote Al follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
VEGETABLES.

Cb,rson New Potatoes selling at $5i Fodsa S4 P
bb OH Potatoes and gut the markets Michigan
selling al 81 Florida Cacumbersn good order are s1s
I5Ss So ney hush crate Charleston String Beans e4G
Florida $685. II good some poor are Offering AZ Ir 5 them
are ,dant The regular Norfolk Va steamer could not 3rng
on her last tim and sent for the ZO Dds ana
crates e They arrived this morning. and were generny p9s eS
mi bu of them aerUar offered At bZ I'0e
As arrivals 900 bb and 200 boIes expected 70 morrow
Florida quote N9fOk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TIE WEEK ENDING MAY ls, 1859.

" :
- o,ps ar. the enrr,ui rates articles IN good eontos
add bt com mission houses By uhoese shippers receive 10 PEI
st % diuetsJ for eommson' beside freight aud other charges
BoI or should be carefully MARRIED Nth pnt ano
OF The se6ier painted one end hs an nloes
ia IN tb, articles nde 81 he and .snd eer W
npiuF an Invoice AID directions also stating DO" ana Hnel
sent packages and IN putting uP wi add @ah "
the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
LIFE INSURANCE coMRASY'

is coun,pv issues policies or all zhds lie contingencies
ExEcUrrvE COHNfrTEE-A Stout, H. Baker Joha Bhot
n Diekiuson Albert Clark, C. C. North. James Bishop.
OFuOEKL Bangs Presidents George Elot FeePresdent ana
Secretary; T. McClintock. Acuary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

RECEIPTS OF PROvLsIOSG.
Pork Beef Lard. Bz.tsE Ora
bbs tea Ans taaA tans
Week sndE Mar n. 1859. 128 l,li9 1870 mt 90
since Sept l. l6ag........5344O 59,GH 405l 20H 958
Same time 1867 1906 O5O 05Bl 1925 Hl60 1905
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
To Britain aud PORK Beef BacohBaIer Cheese Lard Tai
hS COHfHSHt bblS tea tuna tuos Tuna tnnAtuhl
W,s sbdz Mav Cos 80 21 55 la
since sept l. 86s.o25l S69 1850 q 4s7 962t IS S7ls
sane time 1851 610e2 1870 1876 i7465 l6ll9 506l
PETROLEUMh mAke to-day decidedly weak the business Of
the week has been fair sses Of 100 bb Crude m bulk AZ
l6d6 and J2I for Refined IN bond sales o. 1000 bb at 2c for
prime, and 1000 bbs Crude at l5lc for prime. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CoxPASY ,,oo
OTVIcH No So WALLsr., NEwio ioRK, Nay H. Io,4I
TNHF SENI-ANNTAL INTEREST due June

1889 on tbe PREFERRED STOCK Of the OHIO AND hlsSlS
sIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY viii be pad On and 1r mat 9s ~
once of tbe Cmpany No Wast NevYOF The Transfer Boof
1 t Preferred stos viii be closed on May O'Clock and
ocoek order Of Executive and n
...s. Co,,-nitee - 2 HAMMOND. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

OlLB-Crude Fish without change demand
moderate closing steady American Lnssed there has fair de-
activity still there
been considerable yarAbenes the about 900 gallons have
sod within the past week from O366sl and
81 056 81 90 for barrels closing quotations Lard OIL has been
fair demand at fall former prices We quote at the close follows
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

with oner,tpg 20 the extent only Of present acIe
men The Continued heavy arrivals from America se.gng 80
Of 900 bales since ,he t OF
deteng spectators who as & n
large imports remain so ,,icea
little time 70 come
range as follows viz Good Wisconsps Ion az.
grades Finest from 56965i; BelgiaDs remain """u s'' ~
shade for 6nest sorts Co,otv
late Wisconsin, paper. The Mirror pubhshed IN ' ~ '
hop region has the following; -, -. b.sn mailing their
hops probably many will be poed for "eeA born.
Is impossible yet TO te ~
nearly doubled last year ana lp ~ MI
bearing So that u VIII
ing much ha-say bVeeghtbsOf an he i year
last 70 make the acreage bearing that We n
opinion that few. any new poes WI" ali he
this and that seveneighbs Of those set % III he
6 And impression that .nes
bearing this year s
We shall probably able 70 give more definite "
Palr TO Fine ........ 80lO Common. Y io.'.''''''
90 fearlngs A." :
MEATS. .., 80. .
sbpmentI-Daeon $50 bOIesi Lard GIG PACKAGES foA f
Beef sides .....,...lo s4 lambs ~ SLa
Mutton prime 84 POrK City dressed WeseaEt0-
Common 10 far....lO OlI
POULTRY AND GAME. =. -,
wild Pigeons Those With feathers generally brng Zoc
do1 less than picked The latter are bringing 81 TO-DAY poor ]
Al Soc wild ducks Seng they 90 not onng enSSs p
ls0 aiiDuchs, Vpar....... 81 259sl 80
sng 3bisk NJpr 75d sO Geese West, y pr 81 IS1 ~
psoantb.rn .......... 800 ~ TurkeysP b.... %0 -
Roosters y nb...... ia !
Chicken. good s. n s e Iss EssJ.y 80 g
sorng do o $50 so Wild Pigeons do1... '50Sl W
Per pair........ 750 sol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

81 have free church at New Brunswick, and 10 In
seldom filled on Sundays. How am to get people
to Gomez" AT this DR.. Meersmith, rector OF Trinity
ther aq Steve se fUa pfH
your church for yOul"
Brother Beecher. It Is stated does not believe in
ton OF the religious world. An exchange says OF
sermon he preached few Sundays agO:-He did
not believe in the common notion. among the pro-
fessed Christians, whether the plans OF uniting were
novel position that the strength or Christianity lies
IN the large existing denominations He hopes to
sec the sects increase rather than combine,
doctor who was once visiting CHRISTIAN patient,
had himself been anxious to feel that he was 1t
peace with God. The Spirit OF Tod had convinced
him OF sin and need, and he onged to possess that
sion, addressing himself to the sick one, he said:-
81 want you TO tell me just what is this believing
and getting happinessfaith IN Jesus, ana all that
plled:-'Doctor, have felt that could do nothing,
and have put my case In your hands; am trusting
In you: This IS exactly what every poor sinner
awakened the DOCTORS surprise. and new light
broke In his soul. Ills that all 2" he exclaimed,
simply trusting IN the Lord Jesuss see it as never
on the cross at Is fInished.n Aud whatsoever be-
lleveth In Him shall not perish but have everlasting
life From that sick bed the doctor went happy
man-rejoicng that his sins were washed away In
The population Of India. in reference to religious
profession, ia distributed as fOllOws:-Out OF
100 600 Inhabitants Of the under direct
are Mussulmans; II 600, 600 belong TO tribes which
are descended from tine ancient inhabitants, and
4.U00,000 are Buddhists and arsees. The Roman
Catholics number 640,000 adherents among the ma
tlves and the Professionals IN the southern part OF
the peninsula, 213, 900 converts. This number how
ever Is alleged has been greatly Increased since
1882, when the estimate was ma lie. The above fig
ures are given in a recent Official publication and
are said to be trustworthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11
NEWPORT VILLAS.
Watering Place and Sensible Resort--who
They Are and where They Live-rhe
Owners md the Iessees.

The Fashionable Residents Of the Grsni
Watering Place and Sensible Resort--whe
They Are and where They Live-Thc
Owners and the Lessees.
There has been an unusually great hegira from
the palaces OF the fashionables OF all the large
cities this season TO nearly all the prominent and
favorite summer resorts and, usual, most Of the
hotels are full 20 OVERCOMING although the season.
opened later than last year, In consequence OF the
long continued chilly weather which succeeded TIE
spring months. For the past few years II has been
gradually becoming more fashionable and diS,iHgue
among the hdUt monde 10 occupy cottage and vla
residences at these resorts instead OF the hotels
and TO such an extent has this grown that many OF
the hotel proprietors have built large numbers OF
cottages for the convenience OF this cass Of their
locations Of the houses Of the Newport visitors TINS
year,.
Frederick l.. Bsueda, Peruvian Minister, Bellevue
avenue ans the Gins.
George bancroft, diplomat, Bellevue avenue and
the Cli1s.
3; D: Morgah, New York, Narrasanset avenue and
Webster street.
Harry Ingsrsoll, Philadelphia, "Reef Poln,,n on
tbe Clifs
George p. w,tmore. New York. Bellevue avenue.
Robert H Ives. Providence, Narraganset avenue
General George oadwaiader, PhiladephIa. Belle.
vue avenue aud ledge road. ,L
samuel 9. Ware New York. Ledge road end At.
Gardiner BREWER, BvtOp, Bellevue avenue, Ledge
road and the sea. .t.s
August belmont yewvorr, Bellevue and Marin.
avenues and the Clifrs
Jacob Dunnell, Providence, rough Point,r 1tlle
sps Nepue And INC Vbnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11
RcIisiovs Notes and Comme.,s.

Sir Henry Rawlinson, the distinguished arch@ol0
gis maintains that Babylon the site Of the Garden
Of Eden, and That the Babylonlan documents now
extant give an exact geographical description Of the
scene OF mans FIRST disobedjace,
Jerusalem. for 1900 years, has been ruled by
seventytwo alien kings and has experienced twenty.
three changes Of government. Under vespasian
the Jews were conquered after desperate resistance.
Grecian princes next the rulers. and then the
khsns OF Mecca and Baedad, the Tartars. Europeans
and now the 0ttoman-eacn In turn has ruled the
sacred City. Adrius and Julius persecuted, Constan.
tine and Helena befriended. Five times the CITY
has been destroyed. But Jerusalem yet stands.
AT the delegate meeting Of the Board OF MISSIONS
OF the Episcopal Church, in Newark, N. H. the sub
ject 81 discussion being pRrochiai missionary work,
the Rev. DR.. BoRGs was speaking about the negecs
Of The people 10 attend public woTbhp anQ SAID