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Average temperature FOR the month. .0U
Average temperature for corresponding month
iast year..
SALTED DOwN.-While loading truck at pier 23
East river yesterday Bernard Cassidy was knocked
down and severely injured by sack Of salt falling
upon him. He was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
SUDDEN DRATH.-Sarah Aofat, q woman fifty
years Of age, who has been Ill for several months
past died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 81 oliver
street. Coroner Schrmer was notified TO hold an
inquest on the body.
FELoNIous AssAULr.-At an early hour yesterday
morning John Conroy, Of No 637 West Thirty seventh
street was seriously injured by being struck on the
Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
TAX RECRIvER's OFFICE.-The Tax Receiver re-
ports that he has collected The following taxes from
May "a to May 81, inclusive:-May "a, ST. 81;
May May ass 49, 49, May sS
Total, $50, 719 81.
FATAL FERRY CAsUALTY.-At two O'Clock yester-
day morning Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick died at her
residence No. 1877 Seventh street. from the effects Of
injuries received last Thursday evening. Being then
between the ferryboat and bridge, thus receiving
fatal injuries. Coroner Flynn was notified TO hold
an inquest over her remains.
FALL OF BUILDING.-Yesterday morning the
roof Of the carpenter shop OF George Freeman, No.
Seventh avenue, fell IN, injuring three workmen-
Jacob Coon, of 224 West Sixteenth street. who was
cut on the head Timothy Codin OF Thireth street. in
the eye and James Forum, OF Mott street. hurt badly
internally. The latter was sent to Bellevue Hos
pital and his fellow sufferers to their homes their
injuries being slight.
FOUND DRowNED.-Coroner Rollins yesterday
held an inquest on the body Of Lawrence Olvany,
ffty1ve years OF age and native Of Ireland whose
BODY was found oating In the dock foot OF pier "a
East river. On the Sd Of March deceased was seen
about James SLIP partially intoxicated, and having
been seen no more alive Is thought to have been
cidentally drowned. The remains were Identified
by the widow, who lives at No. Pelham street.
Deceased has left four child ren.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.-The Com
missioners Of the Sinking Fund met yesterday The
most important business transacted was the adop-
ton OF resolution that the Commissioners would
attend in body the auction sale Of the franchise to
run railroad through Twenty-third street. winch
sale takes place in q few days In the Governors
R0om In the City Hall, and that said sale be con-
Quoted upon behalf OF the Commissioners by Mayor
Hall.
OCCUPATIONS OF PRAEsEPE.-Our satellite will
pass over Q number OF the stars Of this beautiful
cluster, the "Bee Hive" or nebula Of Cancer, during
the coming three years. UA September 3, following
the great solar eclipse Of August 7, the moon,
shortly before the period Of new moon, will occult
Delta Cancr at forty minutes after three O'Clock in
the morning. At other portions Of the globe, be-
tw cen the parallels OF eeventytw0 degrees south and
seventy-three degrees north OF the equator, many
more stars will be Occulted.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE wRArBBR.-The following record wiz show
the changes In the temperature for the past twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
dav last wear an indie ated by the thermometer az
Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD building, broadway,
corner of Ann street,
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COURT cAltxpABs--IYs DAY.

SUPREME ECouRT-CHAMBRRs.-Nos 5s, SIS. 105. 100,
15l, 1I lao, le2 1885, 200 21e AIS 222 22g. 23t 800
ISL 2to 242 243 24 24s, 25s 265, 2co 2ol 263, z7S
27s, 21p, 2s4. Call 900.
MARINE COURT--TRrAL TRRM.-NoG 2q79, oQ34,
3VSs, SQ3s, aQ3e, 500. a0l1. S0A2 o0la
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
DISCHARGED.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States cs. Benjamin Svmon.-The de-
fendant was charged with attempting to pass coun-
terfeit stamps Of twenty-five cent currency upon
number Of apple and peanut vendors. After full
examination the Commissioner discharged the COM
plant. deeming the evidence insufficient to hold him
for trial.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CousT.
Post Once Embezzlemeut Case.
Before Judge Benedict.

The United States us George j. Delaney.-The
defendant was this morning arragned on charge
Of embezzling letter from the Post once contain
ing valuable enclosures. After a jury was ordered
10 be empaneled tue defendant pleaded guilty.
Sentence deferred.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRAIsrED-SANDFORD.-On June q 1874. BY ne
Rev. Dr. Dewey, Mr.. PETER d. BRAIsrED, Jr, to
Miss ELIZA, daughter OF Abner SANFORD, all Of ths
CITY, No cards.
GoLDMANN-wooDs.-l Brooklyn, e. D., on Wed
nesday evening, May 28 by Rev. A. II. Partridge ID.
ESQ.,
Boston papers please copy.
PIERsoN-SsIrH-On Thursday May 81 by the
Rev. William Reid, NEWTON PIERsoN 10 BARBARA
SMITH, all Of this city.
California papers please copy.
RICHNGs-CAMMA ANNN.-At the Episcopal church.
IN Rockford, on Tuesday evening, May 26, Dy the
Rev. j. E. Walton, DR.. HENRY RICHINGs TO MARIA
daughter or Francis ID. Cammann.
TELFER--CLARK.-ln Rochester, on Thursday, May
27, by the Rev. DR.. Campbell, Mr.. JOHN Fl. TELFRR,
ester.
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average temperature yesterday. .... 80
wear. ...f'..... .............. ..eoH
Average temperature Sunday y..................o DIX
year .. ........,..,,.... .65L
Average Temperature for the week - 49,. .6sl-7
last year ............,.......... .64l-7
Average temperature for the month. 80
Average temperature for corresponding month
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the residence OF her parents, 65 Flushing avenue,
BROOKLYN, this C1uesday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SHERRY.-In this city, on Monday, May 81, after
short Illness JAMES sHERRy native OF the parish
years.
2al Monroe street. TO 81. Mary's church, corner OF
Grand and Ridge streets, on Thursday morning &C
he offered up for the repose OF his soul, and from
thence TO Calvary Cemetery for interment. His
friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend. - - .
SCHrTTE. daughter OF John anu caroline Schutte,
aged years and months :.
Tbe relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from 2i2,. Water street. Brooklyn, at half
past two O'Clock this Tuesday afternoon.
vIRruE.-on SUNDAY, May 80 NErrIE, Youngest
child OF Peter and Emma Virtue, aged 2yeafs, 2
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her parents, No. 80 vsndam street, this Cruesdayl
afternoon, at one o'clock
very suddenly, john VINE In the 7pth year Of his
'The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
10 attend the eral, from the friends' meeting
house, Flushing, wednesday afternoon, at two
wnIrrHouss.-h -ooklyu. on Sunday, May 90
after Q lingering ilh. =, JOSEPH 7. WnITERousB
In the 43d year OF his k.s.
Notice OF the funeral win be given hereafter
New Hampshire and Boston papers VIII plcass
WEAVER In BROOKLYN on Friday, May 2s. JAMES
York.
His friends and the relatives and fricnus ot ,ns
family and those OF his father-in.iaW, mnruu
Kalbnesch, are invited 10 a,te"u wy ,s.,s ,s,,
ociock a, the resderce o hts father. James Weavefs
l22 ReInsen street, brookAn.
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Cicse OF the May Term-Heavy Calendar
Disposed of-ImpOrtant Opinion Of Judge
Bedford - Remarks Of District Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

A; the Ohio Republican Nominating Con.
veItion held at Columbus yesterday, Senator
SneIman, Chairman, the following State ticket
vas nominated: Governor, X. b. Hayes;
Lie utenant Governor. J. &. Lee: Treasurer, ).
D warner; Supreme Judge, Luther Day; At
'orney General, Colonel +. Il. Pond
Excepting Col. Pond, the nominees are all
lncnmoen's Of the Offices to which they are
nominated; and, their administration has
been successful and popular, the ticket may on
TINS account be considered a strong one Col
fono, OF Morgan county, nominated TO sue.
coed Attorney General West, because that gen.
man no longer desired the once, has an excel.
lent war record as Colonel Of the ed Ohio reg
rment, an d Is withal regarded as q talented an
promising lawyer He will add strength to the
ne ket IN the southeastern part OF the State.
Inc resolutions reaffirm the Chicago pla,-
Iorm' endorse the inaugural Of President
Grant, favor the ratification of the fifteenth
amendment TO the Constitution, and denounca
the proceedings Of the Democratic Legislature
recently adjourned.
Who Will be nominated by the Democrats is
Is Eet quite uncertain, the chances being ap-
paTertly pretty evenly divided between Judye
harney and Gen RoseCrans.
Those best qualified to form an intelligent
opinIon on the subject, LOOK for a pretty close
sLd douotfGl contest IN October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

Ire fact 'hat President Grant did not remslu
IN New York and attend the funeral OF Mr..
hay mond. instead OF leaving for home on the
morning OF the day on which it took place
seems 10 be an exciting topic OF DISCUSSION with
some u the newspapers OF Gotham. The
ITiJ1T> comments on the circumstance with
some feeling. while the World makes il the test
10 one of its characteristic articles o. more
man half column in length. On the other
haad- the Nal asserted and last evening
rei'eTa'es the assertion on what il claims TO be
socd authority that the President offered his
services As pail bearer. and that they were
oeclined on the ground tina, the list OF pail
bearers had already been selected and inxit.s
20 C1ficiate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

Tas nearly unanimous denomination Of Gov.
ernor Geary by the Republicans of Pennsylya-
Ma. yesterday, augurs favoraoly for the sue
cess OF their ticket at the October election. IL
will probably have the effect also of breaking
up the movement made some time ago TO bring
out Mr.. W. Il Thomss As an independent peo
pies candidate for the same Off ce, as II could
hardly have a hope of success without serious
disanections in the Republican PARTY, nor, in.
deed. with reasonably acceptable Republican
candidate in the field. Judge Williams. of
Allegheny county. was nominated by acclama
ton for Judge of the Supreme Court
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CLASSICAL STUDY As METAL TRArSrxe.

CLASSICAL STUDY As A MENTAL TRAINING.
We have had something to say heretofore adj
verse to the theory that while classical study
may not impart much useful knowledge, ii
has an important value in its superiority as
ar intellectual exercise or training.
This question, We have noted Is attracting
considerable attention at this time, more IN
England and IN the university quarters of
England than in this country, perhaps. A
write II the last number OF .ippIetOns' Jour
nal taxes Up tie subject and argues with no
little yigor adversely to the classical study
doctrine. He points out that this idea Of train.
iHg upon a foreign language has grown up
N modern times. The Greeks did not ain
upon Persian or Scythian; they knew no Ian
guaee but their own. The Romans read G reek,
but not for training. they read with a design to
Initiate and signally corrupted their own
Idiom. The Media walls studied Latin because
they had TO make use of it. With them G rsek
was an after-thought, and was resorted 10 for
the information IL contained. II is only in
these enlightened times that youth Is wasted
over laborious acquisitions for the sake
OF the exercise. Why have we never ex.
tended the prin ciple beyond classicsl Why
do we not train our soldiers on the bow
and arrow and the tomahawk. our deer
stalkers on revived breed of the boar,
our masons on towers OF Babel, our clergy.
men on Druidical dances, chants, and whoopsl
The classical student gets NO special training
IN memory or judgment. Does he get any
mental training worthy the name, 1t is as
serted that the peculiarly trying character Of
classical study has a unique efficacy in stimu-
latIng tie Intellectual powers, in teaching
habits OF studious application, habits Of con-
centracng the attention upon mental work.
Now the conditions Of attention are simply:
interesting work and plenty, but not too much
of II. These conditions are not realized In
classical study. Nothing could well be more
uninteresting. 1t needs to be largely stimu-
lated By foggng and przs-giving There
could be o difficulty IN finding a substitute for
classical study in that respect Nearly all our
classical pupils are crammed: "stuff.d full of
an enormous mass Of facts, which, when their
education is finished, they do not know What
IN the world to do with" Is there any study
that would train without erammingl Is there
any subject ample enough for training, and. at
the same time. generally useful-useful not to a
few only, but to all our sehool-boys, A
knowledge OF English would not be cram ALI
would be better of knowing how to record and
communicate their thoughts clearly and effec-
lively There are says Locke, $50 many
advantages OF speaking ones own language
well, and beng master OF il, that let a mans
calling b. what 1t will, it cannot but be worth
cur taking some pains in it." And Cicero
says Mot TO be well acquainted with ones
native language Is great disgrace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

BY Bdnkers and Brokers Telegraph, Jdass N.
Gdssdndy, operator.
Lewis johnson r. Co quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign rkets as follows:
NEW YoRK, June 2}.-Second Board-Pacinc
Mail s5x; Ohio Missii sippi Certificates,
3lA: Msriposa- "a Atlantic Mail, none Can-
'on, 81; Cumberland, %; Western Union Teie-
graph. $50: Quicksilver, 15X; Boston Water
Power. 15S: New York Central. 1s1; Hud.
SON 1oi Reading, 9s4; MichiEan Central,
I3I4; Michigan southern, 1857; Illinois
OentraI. lab; cleveland and Pittsoure, 97X;
Northwest, e02. do preferred 95; Cleveland e
Toledo. none; kock Island ll6a; Fort Wayne,
157S; Alton Terra Haute, none; Toledo &
Wabash, 715; Adams Express, 40S; Wells,
Fargo & 90. Express, BOY; United states Ex.
press, none: American Express, say; Msr.
chants Union. 10; chicago & Alton, l56:
do. preferred, 15e. Market steady. Gold l3s
by Cable.l
LorDoH, June ~. IL q. m.-Oonsols. a3ya
SSi bonds, SO&, quiet and steady; limos,
4h Erie. 194.
FRANKFORT, ii q. m.-Bonds, IS ass.
LIVERPOOL, III 8. m.-Cotton m ,rk9t opens
4 shade frmer' Sales 10000 bales. NIiddl!ng
Uplands, l2a; Middling Orleans, 12X.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For lnI0K Hou USE, 40 9Th ssrssa.
u wite Derioe, dining room Kitchen. wash rOo0,
hath its0" s cS shsssss, hall. and ar.. y.Ia
E,eE EIhTIA TO s.ory !RAMI HOUSE,. so.r
vance. Appli 70 HI HARD Evrnw ILL North
and eb streets. Capitol Hill jels So
E0R tALE-A PARM ali Q mile from A,us.
andIia c, nLtS, virgins, 10 sesutifuiiy located;
c. essin- 81 ecyes; sud Gill be sold entire or di
vided irto lot. 70 suit purchasers. Apply on the
premises. to THos. .. DAWSON. jets eswim'
E0R sALE-A CORNKR LOr, with Improve.
&c: en- tire scutheass corner Of IsI and D streets
SOUTH; near The Long sridze viii sell the sboye
SrcpeTg fSr $50 81 Reyi.g one half n Que tai,d
eureha.er. .AIply TO- RICHAsB ROTH WELL.
NORTH and 9th streets, Oapitol HI iels In
LOB eENr-rhe upper cart OF HOUSE NJ
= sos P.nnfyIvanta avenue, Containing etgh
,esn ,sog; rsTsen,iS n..d e. b,s,dios house
CO., on ,hs premises iinia chronl ieHe
CoUNTBY HOUSE. healthy loo alton, neor city.
~ roomy desirable; partly furnished. Owner re-
and fuif: AddTe.: Dr. DIS DANIEL ssEa6. Ws.s e
inston, giyii & references. lie Il 2v'
Iour large OFFICE ROOMS,
on seeord fsor Washington Building well adapted
sur.nee ssences Apply to JOHN Il sBM MIS-.
JeIs eo6t MURRAY 4 sEMMgs.
PR. CHANCE TO OBTAIN HOME By
PAIlN. SINAI hAMOCNrPEB MONTH.
HOUSE Ilst finished situated on y aud Gore
Ian e Gets, between Q. and 18th streets built In
m, nt. Apply to GEJ. II. PLANT or GRO. W.
bltGe ielf-aosv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

DGrasshoppers are at their old tricks in
Utah, roosting on the railroad tracks and stop.
ping trains.
~The Workirgmen's Union are making
arrangements for grand procession and mass
meeting in New York city on the 5th of July
@The disease, known to the ancients as
leprosy, is making sad havoc among the in habi.
tants OF the Sandwich islands.
y fresh outbreak OF measles in Richmond
has proved very fatal among the children OF
that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcrAL.

At the close If bank hours IN New YORK yes-
terdav there vas no abatement OF the activity
IN money. the rate on call loans ranged from.
per cent per anumn. In gold, to Lis per cent.
per day. since our last edition, gold has
ranged between ID. and l3Tk, with an abte-
ment of the spec uiative activity. United States
bonds were IN better maud at the afternoon
call yesterday apparently upon q suppoeit,on
taat the government purchases OF $2,OOO,a0
next week Will induce comparative scarcity
OF stock The later issues atv.nce sas upoa
the noon quotation. and the old bonds "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

The New Workers. keep up their bet over the
success OF Boston's Jubilee. One Nsw ~
paper has u that Gilmore Is sinsaue.r ana ~
the Peace Jubilee was the freak of , r,a
man ana another asserts that he has bscorn.
stone deaf, which Is more PROBABLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

lSCeKAsB IN THE CuNBRRIANn co.r
IRADs-The Cumberland Civilian saws thar
tne number Of cargses OF coal which lett the
port OF Cumberland IN 1s6s, up TO the Goth day
OF june, was lil5- The number of carsoes of
coai "nien left the same port in Ieo9, up 10 the
2otn OF June, was 2o6i showing an increase
TINS season OF $40 cargoes. The total increase
ofeoal shipments mp TO this date, over the sam
period last year, Is 2l5,772 tons
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Balsinsrs Markets, rs.aay.

bALT1MoKH, June 2i.-Ootton quiet and
steady at %. Flour less nrm; Howard Street
super IS 25as5.15; do. Extra S5.75as1; do. Fam
ny ssaS9, City Mills Super s5!25as6; do. Extra
seaSI25; do. Family SSasl0.75; Western Super
SSaS5 So; do. Extra SIS 75aSS75; do. Family
Sf5OaSS. Wheat hrm, at an advance Of about
&C. Corn improved; white, 93a95c. Oats al.
Saneed at 12aSoc. Pork firm. at 81 81 Bacon
frm-Rib sides, lsaIs1; clear do, 1skaisx;
shoulders, Is hams, 22X. Lard firm, at 2Oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

a National Convention Of Irish Rspuh,i-
cans will assemble ~ Chicago on the SIN q,
July. Delegates have been appointed from
majority Of the States and Congressional DIS.
uicts; and what Is called "ths Fenian elem,u.,,
viii, It Is said, be strongly represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

he :aessIes. 49, nas
- Ihe7@ have been twelve murders an,
,-I-si1 suicides al Chicago since last Ds.
s(UcviDEtor, Ky, uses and likes ,.so,,.
icr us stTret lamps. o''Ie
Ohlo : 70 haye Woman Suffrage Con
Nr2;ion in September N0A-
- ';r-Ias oldest daughter b., % b. ,,a rs
'--+ - TcHS2's newspaper II Loudo1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

from French Il Richardson and Philip a.
SOIomons we have HarPer'S Magazine for J uly,
containing IN ITS interesting budget the open.
chapters Of new story by tue author Of
John Halifax, Gentleman
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, June "a Stocks firm but few
ish. Money active at per cent. and l. Is com.
mission. Sterling Exchange, ~. Gold, 30 q.
5.20s, 1-62, coupon, 2S. IO-iU's, coupon s.
North Carolina 6's, $50; do. new, 55s. Vir.
ginia's, ex-coupon, 56A do. new, 6ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

Fee TIE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS
leaving the city during the summer months
they can have THE STAR mailed to their
sddress, BY ordering the same at the office, for
-. cents per week. for one week or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, June 2i-Fiour dull. with
prices in buyers favor. Wheat dull and 2a3
cents lower. Corn dull and dropping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

Ane chesapeake and Ohio railroad was cam.
pie'ed 70 the Greenbrier White SuIphur
SPrIrss yesterday. PA"'
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CLOTHING. DC
TEkPoaisr REs5VlI.

ne suiISiaE .s asv ooes,y /. sSou, .. -
thoroSs Als rssOvstsd asd n proved for Cur s..
On seoount oftss Extensive Improvement. -sIss
will tsl, place. ". viii b. eo-pel.d %
TEMPORARILY vACATE The BUILDING
We have tn. day reoted. Of W p sosss s..
THE STORE. FRONTING on 7rx STREET
UNDER TIE AVENUE HOUSE..
FoCR DOORS BELOW oua paKsESrsrAy,
VIZ SHALL REMOVE THEREro.
on THURSDAY, JULY iers,
Ger ssrIkS STOCK
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING A.
Previous to -soovssias. - h,vs r.suc.. ,.r
price sn
ALL wO0LLHs OOPS
EXCEPTING rL,ssEL,
IN oRDE. TO SAW s5yIsG -sE,
PARTIES DESIRING TO PCsCa..g ssouIn
AVAIL THENsELNEs o. an
OPPORTUNITY
a. SAKS 4 Co.
sI7 sEvEsrs sTRsKr
B-wK WILL AGAIN RETURs TO Qua
PRESENT LOCALITY on OF Bour AUGUST
ssrz LA.
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~COLD SODA WATER AND PURE sYR-
S UPS at fERGUSoNy DRUG sTORE,
cor. lst 81. and Pa av.. Capitol Hill. To prevent
the soda trade from conflicting with the more i'm
poIIAnt business OF dispensing medicines, assist
ance bas been to take sxi iusive hsrRs OF
the soda fountain. Fifteen tickets for 9I cash
No seda sold on Sunday my ii .tSeoI
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0evsHnnent Securities.
WAsHINefou, June ~ tso9.-Jay Cooke A
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
erpmeut securities:
, 1869-07-23

the veto should be reserved to His Excellency
the Governor in cases where q commission of 2
members elected by the Council and l member
by the Government should propose an advance.
The reservation of such a veto was far from
being complimentary to a commission.
The End member for Christiansted's country
district (Ratcliffe) could not suppose, that tho
Governor would use his prerogatiyo ofthe veto.
With regard to the bureau-security for the adj
vances he considered it a matter of course, that
it only concerned the sugars, not the rum and
molasses, which latter prodoce was reserved to
the planters for defraying other expenses con-
nected with the estates he pointed out, that the
advances did not include the allowance of salt
fish forthe laborers.
The 1st member for Frederiksted's town
(Sarauw) considered it necessary, that the Gov
ernor had the veto, On account of his position
to the Colonial Treasury.
(To be continued).
, 1869-07-23

The Guardian reports the arrival at Jamaica
Of the English steamer Cozum6ian late American
steamer Quaker City and expresses its belief
that she is now the third steamer in the service
of the revolutionary party of Hayti ofwbich the
C2a1a Hcle@ and the Foyzdo are the other two.
1t also supposes that the Iy5cc belongs to the
same party, but our supposirion is thai she does
not, as, the last we heard Of her is that She is
engaged in a perfectly legitimate business con
nected with mining operation.-St. TH0m@
Ttdendc.