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TIE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION or TIE BAPTIST sUNoY
SChu0l ua0N

This association held special meeting last even
ing az the FIRST Baptist cnu.ch, PARK avenue. The
oDect OF the meeting was to discuss the desrabiity
OF making the Baptist Sunday school Union the onlv
channel through which tie Baptist Churches
Of the city should transmit their flnds
designed for city mission work. This subject has
recently excited considerable interest among the
Bapt,sis Of Ncw York, ana the desire to make their
own Sunday School Union the sole medium through
which their mission funds should be expended IL
very strong. lne baptsls have been for some time
dissatalo1 win the way the funds were expended,
ami especially IN regard 10 tie doctrines taught BY
the various agencies 70 which they have been ID tine
habit 81 subscribing. There was large aud.eace
-. hlsht anu lhe discussion Of the subject caua2d
coiisi1e! 5nie interest Tue Rcr Dr. Anderson pre-
SUI d d,il opeltd tAt meeting.
=, lle hef. ar. LkANAS, q the Central BapfiSl
t -, - Wy ATs s.eaker H9 SPOKE IN very nlgh
.tIH7 ~ tne WORK me CITY Mission was doing nut
tbot4lt thnt " should tend more than t dn al pre-
s 81 ~ secure permanent religious organization.
Inc True method OF church extensions was 10 work
thIoIgh sach nome missions. 40 vas Ia favor or
luttihS ail RELIGIOUS WOrn on DrOaa basis but was
4eC4eu g ~ Vpihlon mat the Bapust sunday School
Union was tle proper medium through which All
mission iuada collected BY The Baptist churches
shOu.d De expended they should spend their own
money an pr9paBatnB their own views OF relIplous
truth let them Cnly withhold their cohty1pItions
iioin an other denominations aud 70 to work T1r
a,u an bsp,t chuJeho5 would be-
nSie numerous anu more influential IN the city,
Fhe Cathohc Church IN this city was an instance
~ now leiisious doA1minaton could spread by cen
tEill1DB theif cnOrls ana supporting only their own
church ond It's missi0ns. lie hooed fIat IN ia
future che Baptist churches Of New York would do
the same.
The Rev. b. LoMAs, OF the Antioch Daptist cb,rc,
:. g The next speaker. His speech was an euiogv ~
"a 'lst doctrines ana he stated lhat hn s69nId
AZ, that their funds should be spent In teqe6tno
49,, doctrines alone Let each ocnouinaii.
,|" age its own missions, and they, ~ me future
10 :, a. - after theirs.
'9Ha . lovN STEVENS, OF The Fftyhrd streat por
= ct,nrcb An I other speakers addressed the meet
y" IN me slIue strain and II vas decided 10 adopt
he Union.
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GE5a 4 LAl0a S.,-,-,-


The delegates TO the Arbeiter 10
rous German Trades associations ntnon iron nul
al 2e5 nowery Mr. Conrad Kuhn W lost e'en'nt
Twenty.tnree societies were represent N INC chalr'
reading and adoption OF the minutes W. Aiter Nle
','s. ,ho fouoyyinv trustees vyerf tile previous
,r,ra,,e E,nk ana votbreoht D elected
Never was elected finance secretary amor sGiliea
liz controlling secretary. special COM Ar. Jacob
~ Iourneymen BARRIERS Union was re,nttoe from
,,c s,,ns,orf az Tie Union pledged 70 uLceived and
sIfuTlt.e 10 OBTAIN short hours. ieni ~ their
A committee was also present rom
Central organization, asking the UnlolJ me German
toa ia fher convention, Wnlch n0ng 10 send dele.
b@'N' ~ ~ Inmates asssL
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s:eviews and iIngazines,

a.7'la5Hy Recie,c october numbe), opens with
very iorcibiy written but hardly generous or I'M
partial article on the Ecumeaical Council. A re-
view OF ''The Due d'Aumales Lives OF the Condes''
Is better article. paper on Count BISMARCK
10 well written and Will attract attention. The other
articles comprise "Freshield's Travels in the eau
casus," "1hornton on Labor" ''Roblnsons Parks
ana Garlens OF Paris" ferguson on Tree and
Serpent Worship" diaries OF Henry CrabD Robin
son." 'lndan Judges, British and Native" '.The
Nicoria OF Don Pedro Nino," ana 'Mill on The Sub
lection OF Women
The american Odd Felop for November Is IN
Interesting number. Its literary part comprises
wen selected prose and poetcal articles, while In
all that relates 10 odd Fellowship LIS Information IL
unusually lull.
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The Las, OF Goicouria,s Expedition.

Captain Harris, the laie commander or the Cuban
steamer Lillian, arrived 10 this city sunday from
his recent confinement In Nassau II Is said that he
called on the officers OF the Junta yesterday. None
Of the Captains friends and acquaintance in this city
ana elsewhere attribute any blame to him for the
late lure OF the expedition under Goicura or
Cristo, and 1t IL highly PROBABLE that he VIII take
tie command OF one VI the vessels said TO be now
AT one OF our Dorts-nanely, Phlladephia, Boston,
Baltimore or New YORK.
General GOicuria was expected In town last light
from the scene III his latest misnap.
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Almanac for New YDrlk-This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 40 Moon sets =. eve 10 ID
Sun sets. .,... As High water. morn IL 90
Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER s, 1869.


Captains Pursera OF Vessels M iii, port will
please deliver all packages intended FOR The HERALD to
regularly authorized agents vino attached to
Yacht Tue New YORK Associated Press do now
coec, marine attend to tho dsYery OF packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting, he'd March g. l56s--
Resolved, That after April 1850 the Associated
Pross vii dItcontinus the collection OF ship la
harDor OF New York. Passed unanimously
n<y- The once Of the HERALD staam yachts JAmns and
JEAaNRTrE Is at whitehall alp All Communications from
and the masters Of iswefd ssead YEA
sells VIII be Forwarded free OF charge.
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ant aldermen this week Mr. Rosenstock, OF the Troy
Cellar Laundry Union was admitted as deeeate.
A communication was read from the working
mems Union, OF which Nelson W. Young Is Presi-
dent asking the co operation OF this body In nvestl
eating the condition OF worKingmen who are Obliged
70 live altogether in their workshops and suggesting
some remedy for which a committee OF three was
appointed il was next decided TO start o strikerS
fund on the first OF the year. resolution W. 3
the Sidr as an advertising medium. The request OF the
committee from the central organization was con-
sdered and 1t was decided that delegates shv aid DO
sent to their Conye The meeting sos n after
adjourned,
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At eight o'cl 'ck last night fire broke out on the
top Goor Of the loop SKIRT mandatory OF Marks &
Julien, No. 81 Cat sarine street. by somo waste cot
ton on the noor taxi ~ IRE, causing loss OF AZ 900:
insured. The bulldln' was owned nv ~ Hereb and
damaged 81, 200: llsuresl
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citY ra.iTics.
Union Republican General Committee.

Union Republican General Committee
This committee held nfteen minute session last
night at Its headquarters corner OF Twenty second
street and Broadway, with the president John V.
Grioey, in the chair The Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee reported that 1t mad agreed to eau
primaries for next Monday and, on motion, thls
delegates TO the nominating convention OF candi-
dates for The charter election were ordered for Mon
day next,
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Brig Hnhfax (Br) Power Halifax-T Whitman Bros:
ship Amelia, Amdon, Bristol-Murray, Ferris Coz
schf Anger, Adrich, Pernambuco-A Abbott
Schr Robt Noble (Br, Ormson SaJohns, Mr. Curric
ton a Co.
schr Anna Maria tBr. Priest, shulee, Nssnow Rich
ardson.
schr Mevina Jane OBJ, Smith, st john NBHeney Par
ksr.
schr Valentine, Bayles 81 Augustine Flavan Bruns
Slaght
schr sticknsy Fooks Charleson.yan Brunt saghs
schr Tangent, Verriu, Saiem--Jed Frye l. Co.
Schr a Scudder, kehoe, Boston-Baker Crowen.
schr q Acken Hobbie, Stamford.
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4 Martyr "a Cuban Independence.

Nauorus Num- who was injured by toe prema-
tufe discharge o. cannon IN the City Hall PARK
the anniversary 81 Cuban independence died at his
lhtuera residence, - avenue ID, where 10 had been
remover lIom the Uny Hospital, yesterday even
.ng " ganRrenOus FEVER lie was lwerty-nlne
eAr. " age, and Leayes wife and Lnree chlaLen.
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German Central Organization.

This association held well attended meeting last
evening az No. Al First avenue, MIR. Charles Kinke,
President, in the chair. A committee appointed TO
call on the Arocter Union reported that the latter
body would send delegates 10 their Convention ana
JOIN with them In the December election. There
was tull representation OF the ward organizations
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CLEARED.

Steamship cimhrin tNGl, Hack Hamburg via Plymouth
and DheYboure- Hunhardt n Go.
stea.hsIp Woybossett, Parrish, Chafleson-H Norman
A Go.
ses vnship Albemare Roberts, Norfolk CITY Point and
Richndud-Od dominion Steamship Co.
sleamt'tp Franconia Bragg, Portland-J Amea
Ship Ah,ertcan Congress Gbseln, London-Grinne i,
MintuTn 4 Coz
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ARRIVALS.
RRroRrED ny TIE HEaAL, STEAM YAo1r..

REPORTED nv TIE HERALD STEAM YAoTrL
steamer Tallapoosa, Chandler, Washington, DC, with
government stores.
Steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman, Savannah Nov
3, with mdse and passengers, to Livingston Fox Co.
Had very heavy NV gales IIatteras Sandy Hook
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston, Nov g.
AM, with mdso and passengers, to Morgan Co.
Had strong NV winds the entire passage.
steamship Minnetonka Carpenter, Charleston, Nov
PM with mdse and passen goTs, Leary. Experienced
heavy NV gales from Hatteras.
Steamship i knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC, and
Alexandria, "A hours, with ndse, to Phillips Brown.
Brig Madonna lBf, Jordan, Dcmarara S6days with
and moasses 10 Harvey Barnes Oct 49, in heavy north.
ery gaze, lost dock load consisting OF 80 hhds moases
had pinnacle and yights stove cabin filled with
Canal boat Farnhan, Hill Montreal IA days, with barley
to Jno Gordon 4 Son.
Canal boat Burden Pike, Montreal, IA with barley
to Jno Gordon Son.
Canal boat oEdway Munger, ottawa u days, with lumber
to Pendergast Bros.
Canal boat J Green Hartman, Ottawa, IL days, with
lumber to Pendergast Bros.
Canal Bell Smith, Ottawa, - days, with lumber to
Pendergast Bros.
The report the arrival of the steamship City Of Ba
more from Liverpool In yesterday mornings paper, was
error. 1t should have read City of Brooklyn.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND EAST.
schr A Jennings, -. Virginia for Providence.
Ser White Foam, - baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr J 1rum an, Gibbs Philadelphia for Dighton.
Schr A Crawford, Young, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Reading RR No ~, baldwin, Amt oy for Norwich.
Schr American Chief, Snow Rondout for Providence.
Scar brown, Pierce. Rondout for Dighton.
sehr j IL Yonng -, Rondout tor Providence.
schr wild Pigeon -, New yorS for Providence.
schr Hidden, =, New York for New Haven
schr VIM GRAY, -, Albany for Greenpor.
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Passed TLrOug., Hell Cate,
BOIIND EASr
BELOW.

Shin Alexander Marshall; Marshall, from Liverpool Oct 7,
with fn,se passengers Chas Marshall Co. (Was
spoken Nov lat 4O ~ Ion 80 by plot boat Jas Ewcl,
Mob
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yrWt NGG, \. I.

OIt.c cans nrrpNrn n p3saturday two cars, loaded
with barrels OF Kerosene VIZ % " hIe
al vaus coto ~, ,ho IA, yblrg branch the Erie
Railway. The lire Is suppt -. " nt s oe-A' eausSu
10y hot 'joUrnal.u Loss e~tt S-io'''
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COAL AND WOOD.

(lOAL, COAL AND FLOUR. FLoUR.-FAaILtEs SUP
- Ilea lowest price, Peoples Coal and Flour once sUa
Broad"ay cheapest and beat III New Doag saved.
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NgILlIAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL,
lM with hypophosphte of lime, great Improvement
made with known, 1t unes efficacy with pleasant
easy dsestibty Sold BY all respectful drugi
gisls, j. MILHAU'S SONS,
1S3 Broadway, New York.
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nR. T.. B. FOoTE, AUTHOR OF .MEDICAL COMMON
~ Sense" be consulted IN or BY letter at his
100 Lexington avenue, OF East Twenyeigtu
street. OGlce hours from III A. NJ. till r. NJ Consultation
free.
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TWO BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE CHRAP-ON 40.
Of alteration, before Saturday Noyen ber Ia "a
tho Masonic Hail. 10 East Thirteenth street oclwean third
and Fourth -
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TRIMBLE-NAILoR.- On November 18Th, A. the
resi- dsnee Of the brides father, By Rev Pc Trim
NAiLoR, daughter of Allison NailoT, ESQ.,, Of
Washington, d. q, No cards
sTRVENS-McALISTER,-0 On the 10Th instant,
al Baltimore, Nd. BY the Rev. John Po,ai, y. Q.
srRyKSs and CAROLISR McALIsrER. both Of this
city,
Cjngre street Methodist Protestant church, By
Rev, l.. W, Bates. M WILLIAM X. gRihns. o.
Baltimore, formerly OF AlexandriA,Va.
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ri NUlrAoH ~, RSSse- "a 5000.
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with thia mornino,s publloation TIA Ma.
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Thu Arst number Of the paper v.a issusA -
Monday. Novcmber "a. laso. A.. ...,.s
vook sfter tho elsctlou of Abraham I.,uooa,
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Per'od Oh our history. me record OF nearly
q oecade OF years proves We have not sworved
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deteym,r.a rnor Tho or,o,naI nronrls,or.
of thi. iournal. Mes.rs. Lewis Clepbane.
Martin Buell and VIM. !. Murtagh. were
among the numbcr present on that eyeutful
night. M thew were a,.o on tho night of tbt
election of Mr.. Lincoln. when attached by a
mob. and IL was threatened 10 burn the
building. 1t were strange indeed II a paper
- -, -. ,a...o. - 1900 l.
scenc. even mora stern than these. sbould
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DIED..

DOwD.-on Wednesday moTning, November ~.
DANIEL DOwD, aged 81 years.
The fTisnds aud AequaintAnees OF tho family are
most respectfully invited to attend the funeIAl on
Friday at o. clock, p. =, from No. OF Fourteenth
street, between and U.
FoLR.-on the 18th instant. at II: 30 o'clock, q,
IN WLLIkh RDwARD, only son Of VIM. II, and
Sarah W. Folk, aged days.
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Undertakers.

nIyIpssp!-iTHg pIREnToBs or TIE
DWasbipgton aud OeoTgslown RAilread Com
assersd s sss Sss o. .as
sysnus on and after this date, .. kflE.
PIssidsnti 4, ". NICHOLS Treasurer hess!nsSs'
nd. 1900. I'VE"
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BosGKs TS ~ !s,i.s las S pl.s.a !.
isT L Norris Rssiaursnt, tKlomsh's old stand.
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as o'elosk. Aaong them Is HoEsrth eomplets'
ber's tneyeiopedia, and many other rare ana vel.
liable books. Chances u. Tho Books can be
sssn al the above place. Aov1-k
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10 any place. Prompt attention paid TO all cor
Ie,pondsptso Noee gspqies githSSs NE name q
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor. " blown In glass Of
iSdie.. DIR, D. D, RICHARDS. No, aas veIisk
street, New York, oei-eodly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26

Thurlow Weed, the veteran politician, is
about to return to his frat love, and resume
editorial labors on the Albany Ecsniag
Journal.
It Is said Of tho late General Wool that
gaming was his great weakness. He had
uncommon luck, having won In single sea-
son over $4,000. He LEFT an estate valued
at more than half q million.
A Paris journal announces that "the ex.
President Of the United States, Johnson"
10 expected to arrive In that city on De.
cember Is next, and to spend there SIX
weeks.
The New York Post estimates Peabody's
estate at SIC, 0O0, 900; tho Boston 4dvsrtissr
| says 1t Is ten times as much.
The Empress Carlo.ta passes great part
Of her time In sending kilograms to all the
sovereigns Of Europe to complain Of the cap
tivity In which she Is detained.
Victor Emanuel favors the Duke OF Genoa
for King Of Spain.
Rev. John Dickinson, brother OF Anna, Is
lecturIng "Down East" on "a Trip to
California"
Gen. Phil. Sheridan Is confined to his resi-
dence, In Chicago, by illness resulting from
o cold contracted At Louisville.
Doctor Mary Walker lectured In Kansa,
recently to forty-eight persons, and they
made fun OF her trousers.
Rochefort Is described as homely as
hedge hog, with sallow complexion, pert
-.a..to.. tot rn al Va nosa N protpI N ant fnra
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26

Coon ADvfcE.-Mr. Bryant, the venerable
editor ofthc New York EV'ninJ Post, gave a
young contributor to his paper some advice
which Is susceptible Of wide application.
lie said' "My young friend, observe that
you have used several French expressions In
your article. think, II you will study the
English language, that you will And Ii capa-
BILE of expressing all the ideas you may have.
have always found 1t SO, and In all that |
have written ] do not recall an instance
where was tempted to use foreign word,
but that, on searching, l found better one
my own language"