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, 1869-11-27
PobllcAt tson OF Diplomatic Core.
Hpon denco KEsAtsn2 To- ttse Spa'.axh
Gsun baas ts-vset%a Of the FeruvsAy
GoveEum ent-14 FERN NJ War Win
spain Or Ax Peace Ian Article IA
4he fDNHfeHS NE tx,x SptA !, SNh.

AnRfn nj k&NArA IAN AFthrf8
e.S.e- -
va esaS
frsn tie FaAAi&gson CAFoafese .svc- -.
SiA7es uanint1ed By the President n the Fokt,ssn
ot8tska NJ la laas featlor, and feseu'lv prb-
n-hef', We God \ st11es Of Dispatches xaico stand
In Seiy u innate aud inte[e.rtnx selatioas 70
tho case OF the SPaotsn zunoaass now
otoer dttttt.on u N=w foE1- lte It re-
in.'ante Of The Psrasisn Att1sseE, on the Rroaa1
6 sxaatltg H1t bet*stn sp.sn aoa Peru. aod the
y n+sQoent slsefed r1Rht q Fern to haFe them
ds'A1ned bJ tha Amesxsn Govesum.nt. ~ 4 dueF
Of u a1allty. according 70 tbs lar af natious- 1t
i not pre- ct dso taat these vessels aso tntended
% c1ukd ARAust Part. hut 1t II Alleged hJ The
Peruvian 1.rAter thh she employment at these
ves,eta ~ ssstp, 1athoosh aot Aea'nss Peru tnev
&C. Z fne 1os I'D e o.
u liberty o hef vtsr1 eelocKtrg 70 ep in which
etnaa oe enflolto saaon Pm. 1t ID to sh4t
Polnk o1 9f~ pnfe9 qaesklon OF tutefuAt:ou2l
az: nsPsndinx On T. d'esonasae d!scrct on Q: toe
PFradsnt:
, 1869-11-27
ZEAL ESTATE,

TaHa1see deeds, conveying cttJ acd suou1ba
property within seveu miIes Of tie Court Hous
lied ,or seeord oo F,1dsy, Nov. e6:
EF&1a q, 197 II q OF Campbell st, . I, 77K1a5
II. acd HhWsru st. 129 II Z Of Campbell
81. . I, <sxls5 It; Soy. .76....,........... ST.,
Coolidge =, s. II e Of Centre ~. ST. s71'ss :,
Fl. e e CIR Of Holt II, {, 2s1lsa f.: :
wess HseenAst II. s9H II " of Ciesyer y
bt, ", 69Hx117 s-1o II; Sept. 1T....... 2G
Gecrke 1t l6a q Of EIs4ou road. n I, c4I
ttb It; 1ar- 41.--........-...-.....- &
Ssh ptoD 4, tx+ II v o1 Centre nv, Z, esx
ie4 nj Na. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Beers q, 1sl1t Of Dougtas place, VI. sex
1a5h II: Jtne a.. ................-... s.
Carroll Il. TX n E Of Elizabeth st, II, ssE
I1G3 IT. may Observation-Disclosures. ~
Twrt rt4y.ttttd+s, 100 Il Y Of buddhist, MI
e51t&3 n: NOV. 36,......--........-....-. 70, l.ft
P,s,r4e-av, as II I Of DoI9las place, IT,
a41le3 II: tu1r 1a.........-.......-.-.-... II. is
SseN ntAv. c cor ol Twenty-siKth-at; en-
tire nlocE: AcV. 70. Observation-Disclosures II. I
Walk ut-tt, Is It Z Of Fauhn1Er, q I, 2aI11o
II; April RI, 1867. 1,e
EoCTH o. CtrT LIn1A
Michigan Nv, lis tt Of Sxty.osss It, 1,
4lIsS4 It; and S'Ate u, is II Of sixty
nszs 81, !, lssx1s7 \ Il: Nov ss......... 50
CtouRh tE, 100 Il e OF Wright It, q {, 1Q0x1el
r. So,. :;-1:, =; t1,;sst =; :; INV ~
c,cu.b Il go II e OF wright It. n ), looxlM
II. nav. 1o... Observation-Disclosures. IL
a' NEFr oV CITY LIkIrA
o. cslYf, fet IT e Of Cocke #, aso 80 II q Of
Mitchell gt e 4tXl lAb It: AuH. $5.,.,.
, 1869-11-27
= =
VIRGIN IA

s4Au1HAA' :
me Nepoolean e.a'e eonsenaon u
Virginia. or poay OF men can'ns sue"-
selsea eoeh' met AZ h'ennouo' on Iun'8-
Gay i0s'. anu aoopteo q ,nenu'4a " eo"'
esess' ASKING mai poaS' IN euec'' ~ eon4-
menee inc "o1k OF secons.toci'n u' ''oto
W 'sno1s e'cl3 lung &a"' NAe o'en oo"''
nna pat tue eIate oaeS 70 TUG t'os'e'on
when It occupied a. tne close ot tne ~a1'
An Implied oensase Is pasaea upon congress
anu tne ifes'oens 'oe Sao'"'.Ins eea '"'u
PROVISIONS o' the new eonsI1t"non 10
separate so'e 0. 'oe peoplo" Ane ~" a.Na
Of tnel1 proceeding s. seems 70 oe a pe1"'on
'aat congress shall exercise lss power 10 PUT
these particular gentemen mo once aad
keep them there Alter the vote was saSen
on the memorial, about thirty members OF
the convention seeded and organized an
other convention claiming to represent the
Republican party Of yirginia~ Tho seoeding
convention adopted memorial praying the
immediate admission OF the State iuto the
Union.
With the local differences OF the Hepub-
licans OF Tirginia We hava no concern, but
sganst any action Of theirs looking to
prolongation Of military rnae in that State,
after all the requirements Of the Reeoostrue-
ton acts shall have been complied With, We
must strongly protest. II is trua that Viz
ginia has not yet rahfaed the Fifteenth
Amendment, the Legislature not having yet
convened. But ths malcontents say that.
even If the amendment is ratified, it viu
make no difference with them. They are,
in fact, opposed to everything which docs
not leave the Offices ia their hands.
, 1869-11-27
: = : > =
GHUAL;E FEABODf, EaQ,
K0Ak 18Th Fk8HEAkf. 11E
II nAkTER3, KAseACHIaKTTa
Died N 1HHhQN,

A. IS now prttty well kun~p. tho coma viii rot
To- oecnpJ IL present resting place nor Nj PEI
Old sbncY fhat now affords him 70 appropriate
ahsl'er- 4 1ester nom Mr. Giststote has se-
foFn q The eXecuto51 that Hef Mste1tJ . Gossfn-
b<.dy to Ar erica In = antp Of E!f- Wnoa "
Chtiders refu1ua to t0up toe Tessel viii he te eel
Cd. and AlrapEemtn1s viii be mAde 1N nes Depart
nYe 81 hin 4 fo<1uf11t
IN ttYeFsl parts OF The net1opolis fi9o1 o.
U opru,pR we1e msntfesthd ,esiefdaJ s9d anon9
Ton r'oxtd th+r noops spd lowered thc!t Blinds -
= ,eken et .tgnrd tor nj. Peaooft. 1ad IN CON-
m+ippl9ttop IL his ha7trE ptrceAsed 6xteen
srrr, 1f iaCh tn Sbepneid!s lane . 6ite lof the
en- cuou OF l0cGtuR-hDu JOE the POOL
, 1869-11-27
5000
LOGS
1,NS
1EdS

n tAk Eiitsr a IA< CAtoa3o EibuAs:
j have often heard coMplaints that the United
ssates postage stanps sre 70 denriest Of adhesive
prsA hat they rtauensfJ fall on tbs Litter OF pa
per II tccn a. tho uctAllyn thtt Is ihte1ded to
aitscb IA n TO tshs subject loc mailing IA 40
torhed, thtfebs es1sluk much loonnEentenca, and
1eslfnatou Surely. Il Cpcla ssai IA rich eaouRa
10 n1ve % III isrw,'+ he can aford 1itsle moro
run TN ma -arsn ps used BY hls nephew8 AID
njeeex>- Your iHlT, VIZ. z WH11A1s, IL.
CulcA00s NOT. -, 1se7,
, 1869-11-27
MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOAT SAVED.
The Kubieon In ElAme1 and Many
Lsyeo 1@P9Ft1I<d-Admtr Coo-
duex Of Crew and Co0tneas mud
Courage of officers.


duet OF Crew and Cuofneas nnd
Courage of officers.
Ftuu th4 ST Louis DemeeraL Sor -
Tns Kabcon. n guar S. Louis a11 ylctGb1r4
packet, WAs toaLd up the Mississippi. abh on Sat-
rrdaJ moyntrE At ocIncx-~durtcE the stiiiuees ct
rature that Tetxns 1t that hour-when thu boat
wss above YtSkabuf1 distance ot Je1ty miles, tho
PHO. shouts Psrei no! DOM these, toe boats
nre!" Rrunewfek Point was reared ,wnen tbs
c1cls.os11on trh cpon the ears Of the several on
eers sid nenhsrs Of the cannn 1na deck otw.
1Fen they tS+ sheet Of 6Ames rising from be-
reslh The rtsot t.hunett Aud .heT G1naly s4W' The
pcf D., RtN1, ,1tal druR At the wheel enTelope1 In
cloud Of snofe. n totteed ttax hew Is distcziux
tut toat1 ne5d tuVards the tIoptnK bsuk Of tue
river: -fae omeers er% qu'etly s4tif: tho enet-
nttr on d1ty. Iean Sn1uacksr, auds the hose In
- nl1A&t Where Il VA placed ind Ak7sp9ed tor
snc0sn nEEeTHenCl-hxIRtrK To the cotlexh o1e
cru zFAchtd 70 tu6 "doctor,r ready In
: lev seconds 10 pour tsstK tunam ot watsI
10 my pats q, the boat. Tns CLERKS nd
COTS ,Ian an lhroaaa xtne ao,n, which
ect0ed with tbe ncisa o1 tpitnteftcR Enod fot taey
ntcFEe msnlcuffJ xxx oosu tie door OF every
hda siasetpom asd Hre ait eAsJ exse&s to the
Il Nr1srt phFt Of the boat The boat By tass lime
fsd atuct the bank % .vto1entiJ snas hAs. nnus
tfeRfHunX,. xEd Rhe le1ted HtHh Ahose tho
weies IN ,he paos house stood Raey. held'nz. hn
t" tna bank, e<us1'unK. e1sckltpx aaues b1fuirR
he wheel ee clutches With Differentiation EoEtsJ
, 1869-11-27
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1853.


ELL II ro-rorrov, Al usual, perfect er:too1e ct
.ae ous,trss Of Chteago IN its crowded cc!uGns Of
%ase1ttemertA Of every kind, with tho atdsuouA
.4pp!euentszy sheet Of entertaining and ,us'ruc-
tss n,soeltareous rcadlng matter, both ,A.nsl
81 xa{Ar4A~f
, 1869-11-27
The Dccembcr Periodicals..

,,.o ,nn,. -, ~ 80 - .n,,n.r .n,nra "a ,note
~ a. s.n,s1a ~ ~. ,orr,s- ,,vr- ~ s,o,h.r
49, -" ,>,-.. Fa -" 49, 49, - - n-.t..
~ 80. e..- - -. ,....,s ~ 60
~ na1,aa orsns ~. nnr,,.s. -,rn ~. -nontn,~
49,, =. asa..,h+.. .ns $3.50. ~ .sansr.-,
AN ,hs sov.,n,nsn,' IN tn,s ,nss.ncs nIsz,ng
49, ~ - 80 ,.s... ..s,snssss. ,s1sc.ss
~ ~. ~, e' rS. y; sn,.s,n. ~ oMcs
1a ~. ~ a,s"s.,' saooun 49, :, ~h,.,,
~ sh.,don oso,ne. .ha To,+r.tt ~ III o-.r1-
..,rs. sse.~tr. ,sa -...., tsss ,S,., NJ srr--
~. =. ~ -r.,s 90 .,,a1.x,,r1 ~. 100 ~
s.s.r rssr ~ ~ 80 ~ ~. rsss - thsso .rsrs
y a,s,,.cron. IN .nc.ssr Jonn ,1.r Is,. rnnxy, A.
rsr,s sont-,ts,,ss a., ,n+sr..t,r- n.--,t,cs 1.Tns
,1".o psn..~ r-..n-, ;, a.r.Yms ~
s,., .,-sS Tes
a'~'' , .sH,,.a ~.
~ tne S..s
Gea.u " Aas ePn s svs e.' ~, 80 ".as
H,s.e.t as.e ~ ~ 80 :. = 1r.,s..
oskna s. .,,,,. s.t,aa1 .et+.,. ~ s,r.,.c.n
.r...,% ,,"I ~ "aa.,. ,,.oae.ine ~ J., ~
,,,,s'. -, ~ sar.rs N 1rtrrs anal
~. ~ nan, ~ ,na ten ,n,,r,ona ~ roTkry.
~ wors,,s ,.,r th.r,.,rn. ~ nov nsnr M
ssn.nt.rt rnon tt,,n,.,.d .sr.s. .,., M the
,Ssn,- .,.st .an,,an. -, an.n,w.rsta<, n.rsnc.
-. ...,as.., +-,t :ntess s:sn,,s,. ~ * En-,
ases.I,ss, ,..s,.ta, -, ~. .sss,~~ 49, -. 1,ar,
80, r.,s.,tr nnr,a =. ~, 49, :, nor. sccnra1n
to-n, NJ, ~ tns r-ss.n, a.ho,, ~ t,t,no
Alto F1,o,' nrv nan,r hy TIN nyr. cnn,
--rss,. n,...,,r ,,o,T rraar ma mi.
.Nr BYucer Dr. Jarvis concludes
bis rspeF on the Increase Of Human LIe,r
kho1 Ing the advantages Of tncreased wxges for
labor, the g1owtn Of Kindness and mutual help,
The otunut1on Of eatly mortality, the kpreah Of
education, sud tho Improvements In clotn,nx, all
=, ~nt.n ,.nd ~ rnn,ono human l,tr RsIar1
T..,o,,. noer, s1r " V,n,v.rt ', ri, nni an.
dfsr nm "a the nrnh,nittont.,s. ~ he makes a
verv sep.hs c,ea 10, ,oa,c,ous w,pe.a,.nknz.
Caroline csee,ebzo ooncludes her pleasant story,
HTne Fpe IN ne Hoosanold "1i:e saving - 4
Dos,ness Dpt,. : u ,ne htte OF . payer by W.F,
a sh.re, Witch cniy re.trr.tea xnat hss been
saJd rhnns1pd ard ooe ,.n,es In ihe dal1y tour-
, 1869-11-27
The following are the bustoesa nru1s in S.. Louis
whose sales reached 100000 during the month


TIE Cincinnati Enquir,, OF tic as:h saJa:
-Mr, r n. Wood. Of Ctptrctte, Ind arrived Il the
hSf1 s III Is S% IT, eas s 5 h. = nes
ISetson q tas btaldt1g sheus h.Hp 70 t.t nl<ht
he ID Pas,sa 4 - eai1aae: + 4io..ed i his
sast s md Ie..e.. sat ". hAssfee.f1 e e.erd rae
Ihs Jeunkne!,, Of sogs:e 'nnse, ths9.sass. I'D I'd
tes IL hs sss
ot tho Esss md the eass STATE o. ths
I'D hin 10 1aap GOWN I'd. y eitsn = H. es.e wish
..nt.nhalh. nnp d,*n hs dld. nu; sos,gnstely net M
f1S q ="
ssss5ss isss:! =. Ptesast = il ;sas:sf ;
& 81 :nf III s M e. ~ q Ss r e sses
tho hcnse ne Of course 1nosant not ca 10 .s.lka
y, s. =: sssee e e
but had foxotte to nuntste bis uu!ostuunte
.ts g
lindy cared ieF and p!ae In another room, "henrc
1uK 7KRRroE1rs,
The evidence Of the ex1stencc OF the Mound
Builders In tho rooonthil ranges OF Colorado,
similar 10 tnose In MoutanA, utAn, aud Nevada.
has recently been discovered BY Mr c. A. Deane.
OF beaver. He iouud upan The extreme eummlt
OF the hnoF.range structures Of stoue, evidently
Of ancient origin, snt hitherto unknown Of unnso-
lested. Opposite to and almost north Of the South
BouIder Greek, and the summit OF the range, Or.
DeAne observed barge numoers Of granite rpeKs,
snd many OF them a large as TWO zen cond ifs,
IN position thst could rot have been the result
OF chatce. They had evidently been placed up.
r'ehI in ltne conforming to the general contour
Of the dividing ridge. and frequently extending In
su unbroken line for one or two hundred yards.
The wills and the mnunds are situated 200 feet
shove the TIMBER lice. II u, therefore, hardIy
suppo.ah,e that they were built for aliazs Of SIC
rice. They we're not iarae enough for shelter OF
dererce. The rore probably suppo'tt:on II, that,
Ike the larVes mounds tn Montana aud elsewhere
&hcJ wele plscts Of nepu1tate.
, 1869-11-27

Scotch pie, per foD. 3A66{83i.W
American ps' no 1.;..,''..'....-, ss:eos...
~ WIN 10 eeeh alAt 1ne.e - . oAe4enso M
o. e'ent 70 zen oo1'a1s per .on pss*een neH
1o9A ana oa'caso-n very i'oeta4 ptosessa'n
ol ltseu-
MI. MeeKef slates tnat pig uon IL so4o es
st. Iouis and ChicnHo al :. to So per ton
~ ~ r....
'eos 'aaH sn. @ .seo
ousn 1oname'es"4 u t,ossmDei ~ tes
.ne .o'lo@.'R snies ''f ,ne wees ~ p.e
iron IN tnal c3s' on q cteolt u 'oaf " s'1
moMns:
eGss iols ..pu Al 4aAe epe4'o' tsa oAaszao
Anthracite, from Lake Superior or, ~ .,a =,
Anserac,t.:. y from Iase SUPERIOR orr, "'7'
ITO ton', aF...: ...:-.....<..:..:..::,...: Aeoasaloe
, 1869-11-27
THE COST OF IRQH,

We print lettar from Mr. 4 3. Meeker,
Of Chicago. in reply To- an article in this paper
Of November 81, upon the cost Of produc-
ing pig iron At the Carondelet furnace, near
St. Louia. The facts and figures, as gwen
by us, were taken, as stated, from the St,
Louis Democrat, which is alone responsible
for them. Mr. Meekez, however, while
fiirpanIy referring to the supposed igno-
rance Of persons objecting To protection.
does not point out any error in the state
meet given Of the operations Of the Caron-
delet furnace. Those figures wore that,
during the weeks when the furnace pro
ducsd iGG tons Of pig irop, the cost was
So. .ss per ton; aud that when it produced
lls4 tons Of iron, the cost per ton
was sas.92, i,cladng, in both
casee, interest on the capital stock.
The compsny, however, notwithstanding
the furnace Was closed for seventy days,
uhile the cont OF labor and interest con-
tinued. insist that tho whole product for
the seven months shall be taken togather,
and that the general result is that the cost
Of producing is $29.a5 per ton. Upon an
aggregate product Of COCO tons, selling at
$50, MI. Meekcr estimates the profit at
200, which is q profit Of 273 per cent.
But Mr. Meeker ornits the fact that, in CON-
putting the cost of production, interest on
the capital is included and that on capi-
til Of 500, 600, counting the allowance for
interest at per cent only, he has an annual
profit Of SCI, 900, or more than 50 per
cent.
The cost Of producing G,00o tons Of iron
, 1869-11-27

was to admit the State WHOM certain emu
mcrn.ed conditions should haro been ful.
flied, =
, 1869-11-27
sux-ApntslyE Pus1aaE STAMPS.

WEET OF CITY LIkIF!A -
o. csa1f, f6t IT E Of Cock et, AHd 80 II . Of
AttcneI1 II, e I, soxls5 It: Aug. x.....-..
, 1869-11-27


r. v~r'l ~, &c.,) decided that the power
- t'ttEr--a to regulate commerce between
tare.rtc~ Gid not exclude regulations by
sA- ~,a'c~, Except 20 far Us they might come
IL OIL Esc. with those establishe BY Con-
,.r~-; ard that, consequently, Is Congress
II ..t undertaken to regulate commerce
= i!4uvr~ between the States. Law Of New
n.r'r~a're could not be held 7oid which
f1,uh~a sale in that State Of gin pur-
t.-e.! in lscsson. Judge Cooley, after de-
tcr'f''rg the sweeping character Of thess
rs>'h'''t"fs liquor laws, and tho destruction
Il 1I'satc property they accomplish, says:
hs "n'en e.o 90 ia,1 s,1a s1s e lasnea
-trts. ..,sl.etor3 Or nat. they tcst exclas,7sij
.'r Ts. . I.a;s,..nrs ss ,,vino H.. nonsr -.
-, - !, T.. -v,,;c. rao,,st;o.. 49, u.a
30 ,;,s,;,.a ,,r ~ ,,Tohib;,ion. II H. ".
..:-.:s -, ~ ,,.nv rso,,a,,,r,
, 1869-11-27
WASHINGTON.
The Anxious Bench.
The Claimants on Congress Coming.
The Capitol Renovated.
A Peep Into Uncle Toms Cabin.

w..HrxornN Nav 70 -
A, tn,srse s,r,,no. nornh,n.d NJ ern.r+rncv .,a
nouM !. snnxn Nv s,er,nody nan ,s ,ne ftos~ ro-
o,sn,r1 crmrrr. ! !, ,nn,naches nra th,. f.1r r.
camn, ,foltoverr And eoopsr7 people. and cTen ths
eo]diera before 4 battte Tne Democrnttc nartT
x}l pyny = neagro pstt tn tho cou.n1 aeas,on. hut
tne R,nnh,tcan us.ty hna becose 70 r,owertui nr
time And nrmbetf that the entt,s enntes, s,r
tpols and 1aonoss wi, tako p1sce within ia orrsn.
ixattou. One of ihesc bitter contests IN noted in
teo fre4b and vigorous attacks uoon Hacretsry
Creswti Another viii 1ate ptsre or sr tha fo,e,on
po,,c,, and the ts,ue OF exteuson or cnntens vi,I
be mon ouuced unon. Tha mst,pnanr au.n,x oY
the tay1fY 1stersst wifi pre,a nah. nnon I'm NV
anne t.rtf B<nuhYc.ns n,rt,cniar1v ,,nor ,nao ma
Gsrne1d vno reo,e.rnt d,.t1rts ,s,1,v ar,nufsc.
tnY7no.r Tar II /. NOT II. nn,snorrr fr.a ,,,de,.
INN hon orrneono cnr.,,,ne,r,e. ~ Iownvnom
tna ccx,rn1, toIrnr. ,n,r,,ne .o.tns, h,t
thtv nnte var unon 1nn.~ vno nave
ou,y neoun- tn ,htnt nnon tba ooe.t,on.
mnrs-r.ne thu tnfsnta IN N. T,vrr N. h.n~s ~
The ruth At tb,. min, tte neon,n srr Irnn,neaiy
I exc,,vd oyer tne removal of tha capital and TIC
perfect silence Of the s.. Louis Committee sts,kes
Them with e,eu crrater p,n,c. There win be /
| 1tr,,rc ontlauoht rnep snc nsyy for ia growing
suttdeuocfut,c tendency and the ,rreau,a1tpe,
| OF it, n snavenIent and probably upon me arn,t
for il e1ntn,tyepeta. The Indian policy viii be
| altack.d t,y ,na OH Aartcv c,,oua Tne Demo.
cratic partF will PROBABLY espouae the side OF
The New York herald., 1869-05-22

BILE regard for harmony ana cadence. The recfta-
tlons were OF the usual scho0lboy or sch00lgiri
order. one sentence being dovetailed into another
with happy disregard for punctuation or lnnection
The glibness OF the youngsters, however. showed
they had been pretty well drilled, and the manual
callsthenics were performed with considerable
unannity.
The following officers and managers visited the
asylum N yesterday-Mrs. Charles Landon. OF NO. Z
East Fourteenth street, Treasurer; Miss Sarah
;. Murray, OF No. ia East Twenty-ninth
street Secretary; Mrs. Philo Hurd, No. 10z
6henry street, Brooklyn; Mrs. John q. Hull.
Slxty-hrst street, East river. Mrs. VIM. II.
Lee, Lee, DIG Fifth avenue, Mrs. G. r. Robert, IL East
Fortleth street, and Miss Lydia Probyn, 35 West
r fity-second M street. managers. The superintendent
Is Mr.. William H. DAVIS.
the number OF children in the asylum is about
-; Doys, io8-glrls, los. Their ages range from
Two 10 twelve years. One thing was noticeable and
especially deserving OF commentator IN the ap-
pearance OF the children, the extreme cleanliness
and neatness OF their clothing. THIS feature. which
L. not always TO be remarked In institutions OF
similar character, reflects credit upon tue asylum
and its managers. Nor Ia 1t confined to the dresses
OF the children 1t Ia observable in every room OF the
building and IN every department Of its naeaage 10
potent to VISITORS
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
AHsIysrsAaY OF the coloMu ORPHAN ASYLUM

The anniversary OF the above institution is being
held at the building on the corner OF 143d street and
Tenth avenue. The exercises yesterday began at
eleven A. NJ. and concluded at four 2. NJ, and Will
be resumed and terminated to-day at the same
hours. The programme included the follow
inq songs and recitations:-'The Wood Horn"
''The Woody DELL" "Bright the Morning Light"
''Mcrrily over the Sea-" II Know Bank" and
"Queen OF Spring." sung by the whole school;
.sThe Vacant Chairr duet; "A Fair Little Girl" re-
citation; 'Between Nose aud Eyes" recitation;
'Beautilul World,n duet; "Ave Sanctssima,' duet,
and calisthenics performed to music Refresh
mcnts were served 10 the children and visitors dur
ing tile day. moderate charge being required OF the
latter the proceeds 10 be devoted to the benent Cf
tile institution one visitor MIR. Willett, OF No. 20
Lafayette place, paid $loo for his dinner and de-
clined to take any change. An account OF the re-
ccipts and donations In money Will be taken TO-
morrow. - =. =. -.
TO say that t appeared 20 be neither above
nor much below the average OF similar exhibitions
of white children. The fondness OF the negro fer
melody and his well known natural aptitude for
time and tune were exemplined IN the vocal pert Of
the exercises the SONGS being gwen with consiAssar
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
POLICE IyTELLIGENCE.

HORSE SALE.-James Linden, one OF the Jeffer-
son Market prisons keepers yesterday morning left
horse at Johnston's sales stables, in Thirteenth
street. to be sold he declares for not less than $780,
The horse was knocked down TO man named
to take possession OF the horse, when Syms caused
his arrest upon the charge OF grand larceny. All
the parties were before the Justice at Jenerson
Market In the afternoon, when formal complaint
was made against Linden. The Court allowed The
accused to 60 on his own parole, to appear to-
morrow for examination.
AN INHuMAN MoTHER.-A woman named Nina
Koeter was brought into Essex Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon by oficer Dean, Of the Seven
teenth precinct on charge Of attempting to aba
don her infant child. Mrs. Annie Kelly OF No. 141
First avenue stated that yesterday morning she saw
baby In her arms and q few minutes afier saw her
come out without the child. Another lady, living In
the same house, also saw the woman attempt to
abandon the child. The woman stated that she was
sick and destitute, and thought that she was doing
the best thing she could for her baby Justice Mans
field sent the woman to the commissioners OF Public
Charities and Correction.
ALLEGED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE SwNDLERs.-
Some weeks ago 1t will be remembered two men
giving their names as Henry Clay Kallmeyer and
Henry McCord, were brought before tJusrce Mans
field, at Essex Market Police Court, charged with
swindng some fifteen or sixteen persons at their
intelligence once at No. 1s9 Grand street. Their
mode OF proceeding was to promise applicants stua-
tions Of various kinds, on payment OF certain sum
OF money, and then by various pretexts to break
their agreement. After their commitment for ex-
animation the men were admitted to bail but subse-
quently arrested by the Sheriff and lodged In Ludlow
street jail In the interim, however the men went to
work at their old business and yesterday man
named Herman Unger residing at No. 301 East Forty
eighth street appeared before Justice Mansfield at
Essex Market Police Court, and charged them with
swindllng him out OF ifty dollars on the 10th day
OF May. Unger was to have situationeat 500 q
month, and In order to secure II he gave the
prisoners fifty dollars receiving in return note Of
hand. Unger afterwards found out both men to be
swindlers. The papers In the case Will be sent to
the District Attorneys Office to be presented to the
already taken.
The New York herald., 1869-05-22
the CUSTOM HOUSE.
New Public Store Regulations-Dcliv Of
Merchandise.

New Public Store Observation-Disclosures Of
Merchandise.
Collector Grinnell has caused an important order
10 be issued In relation to the delivery Of merchan
disc at the public stores, which Is 90 INTO opera
ton on the 1st Of June II is intended to expedite
the delivery OF goods addressed TO "owners cart,n
and Will prove very beneficial to importers. Mr..
Samuel r. Blatcnord, deputy collector In charge Of
The following Is the ORDER
Importers of having their examined packages
delivered from the public by their
calling the deputy charge the public
delivery orders, instead Of at the Custom Home hereto
fore.
An packages parsed "correci BY appraisers mus, be
called Tor daily before four O'Clock r. N. II called for
thai hour notice will be mailed 10 the agent that
following day by three O'Clock they VIII be delivered by the
pubic store cArts
Goods belonging parties whose address found
also goods belonging 10 parties residing OF the city,
whose agents do not attend the delivery Of said goods
viii be med in the public forty eight hours after
above mentioned time and not called for at the expiration
OF that time will be sent TO the order
house at the importers risk and expense.
Those importers whose packages sent 10 them BY
the public continue writing
their business address their invoice at present.
These rules established for the better accommodation
OF the mercantile community and to prevent the accumu
ton of passed packages 81 the public store
The above will take effect from and after June !, 1889
SAMUEL 7. BLATCHFORD.
Deputy Cosector, In charge Of Public Stores
n II. aRINNELI, Collector Of the Port