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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
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wills admitted during the week ending October
.s:--Malla Haggerty, jeremiah b. Tsppsn, Lewis II.
Reed ana Mary Gibson. Letters OF administration
granted on the estates OF Julia Short sophia PAM
Ihomas M. Sheppard, John Harnschfeger John Car.
hey, John Lotus Rachel Board, Mary keane Amelia
A. Lineback, Lois Laudeuschlager. Julia Wall,
Amaud J. CorInier, simon Lang Adele Plocs, Mar
garet X Parish Daniel Rumpt, Mcneil II. spaudlDu
The win OF John Alexander, deceased. formerly or
New Orleans. was admitted 10 pTohAte unfr n.I 4
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given decided impetus TO the game throughout the
western slice OF the States AID new clubs arc
Bpringing up In every direction.
n VOL know member OF The Oriental Gub OF this
city has disappeared. SONG people say he was ast
seen behind cigar presented TO MN by the presi-
cent OF the Mutual Club for his services AZ scorer M
one OF the Mutual games
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TRr WEATHER YRsTRRDAy.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build
inr corner OF Ann street.
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val1Fu STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged SmugGlina.
Before Commissioner Shields.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. n. H. Vannard-ihe DE-
fendant, purser Of the steamer TyDee, was charged
with smuggling 700 cigars on the 2lst or October.
He was nelo under 81, 600 bail for examination.
Post Once Case.
me United States Us. Louis ChdDman.-fne
defendant was charged with having attempted 10
extort money from soldiers widow in exchange
for lett or directed to her and handed TO him 10
deliver He was committed apd gave s., 900 ball W
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Petitions and Discharges In Bankruptcy.
During the week ending on the ESQ inst Harris =.
Katzenberg fled petition in voluntary bankruptcy,
and Sigsm und Abeles received q discharge IL bank
Tuptcy.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Charge Against Lottery Dealer.
Before Judge Benedict and Jury.

Before Judge Benedict and Jury.
Tns United states Us. John Li,sdahl.-The defend
ant was placed on trial indicted for carrying on the
business OF lottery dealer without having paid the
special tax required by law.
Assistant District Attorney Jackson appeared ON
behalf OF the prosecution and Mr.. :. Courtney Tor
the defence. " -
David Archibald. Deputy Collector OF the Seventh
ment In Ohrystie street :and purchased Q lottery
ticket. He asked who was 'bOsg,n and the defend
ant replied that he was, and that he had tne
business. witness won prize, ana subsequently,
arrested the defendant upon q warrant
Collector Blacke testified mat the defendant had
not paid the special tax.
The testimony adduced for the defence showed
that the defendants did not carry on the bust
ness and that he was only o clerk in the estAD-
the sales.
The jury acquitted the prisoner.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE sUCc4ssFUL CANDIDATES.
The successful candidates were-Cellector,
Frederick A. Boswell; Register, John F. Cook
Surveyor. r. II. Donegan.
and ID. NJ Davis. Councilmen-A. ). Taylor,
Robert Thompson, DR.. A. p. Pardon.
Second Wcrd-AldermAn-W.H. II. Chase. Conn.
cilmen-Malor H. A. Hall, II. II. Piper, and
George Burgess. Assessor-Col Casper Kel-
Ter. .
Third Ward-Aiderman-T. O.. Connolly.
Counc,lmen-John Thomas johnson, Dr. r. b.
Fourth rNWdrd-AldermaE-M G. Emery.
Ooupciimen-James Holmes. A. X. Browne,
and George w. Hatton. Assessor-C. s. Espey
Fifh hWdrd-Alderman-Ca w. H. Slater
Councilmen-John Mcknight, y. H. Holden,
M Sisa Ward-Hidsrman-Charles Champion.
Councilmen-Josiah L. Venable, Robert A
Simms, and Frank ID. Games. Assessors. s.
Riley.
SerenH ard-Aldermau-Sidney S. Baker.
Councilmen-Joseph Williams, sampson Net.
ter, and Dr. VIM. Boyd.
THE RrcxpaIoH OF RETURNS AT UNION LRAsuE
A large number Of Republican voters Assem-.
bled al Union Lesgue Hail last night to CON
gratulafe each other on the great victory their
party had gained. and also to hear the returns
from the different wards as they came in Nv
Q O'Clock the hall was densely crowded when
Col. William "A. Cook was CHOSEN chairman,
and Major Morse and b. N. Meads were an.
pointed Secretaries.
Alter the result in number of precincts had
been announced, MAJOR Morse took the stand
and made short address, expressing his graft
fcafion and denouncing the rer egades from the
Republican party who had accepted nomina.
tons on the citizens ticket.
Mr.. I. Z. Connolly, Alderman elect OF the
Evening star., 1869-06-08
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afterneen's Dispatches.
IMPORTANT FRou ENGLAND

:. -
The Irish Church BiIl-Th- Report-a In
tsntien OF the House si Lords % Reject th.
Bill Great kNcii-ment in EagIaad-
Opinions OF the London Press-The Housr
IN Danger.
NEw loRK, June The R,ralS-s London
dispatch has the following lnfOrmauou.
The announcement that The Lords will r.,s.f
the Irish Csurch bill creates intense exoit.-
ment.
d, Is rumored that this announcement was
made ohly 10 feel the public pulse.
The IGhddrd admits tue pers OF the pronoSs,
acuop, bu' urses the Lords 20 fight for ali they
mold dear, and risk the nsequences LET ms.
set-wuied and oyereeariEg Minister feet that
there are limits which he dare no, mass
The Post shows that zoe rejection of the hill
VIII not prevent its ultims.e passage. and dis
credits the idea that the Lords Will throw AZ
out.
The .Ssar uses threatening language and s,x.
The House OF Lords is not a more logical de-
slrahle, excusSole institution than the IuSh
church cries Will soon be heard tor the down
fall Of the obsolete chamber. When the Issu..
comes, then their Lordshlps Will probably b..
wise in their time
The Ns,cs says that the vote OF N. Lords
only. tue tate OF the Irish Church
Tne TELEGRAPH says the country has SPOKEN
unmistakably ana finally. IL forced TO speak
agsin Its accents Will no longer be free from
The F,S'es says we are on the eve Of a crists
Nothing since the reform ball can be compared
10 n The result As not douolfaI. The Lords
propose 10 outrage tue VAST majority of ths.
people by contemptuons disregard OF th.ir
VIsh's. but the bill will ultimately succeed
Inc outside papers, which circulate more
anone toe people, are very revolutionary in
The pr. liability is that tue Lords Will n.
alarmed into the passage OF the bill: but m.
mere announcement OF their inciinaf,on and
power 70 defeat II excites disc usslon which a.
evidently adverse 10 the continuation of ia.
system OF heridGtary rights ~ legislation.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
AFFAIRS RSINHUNGARy. ITALY. SPAIN,
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

PEsTH- June e.-The opposition party has
determined TO move for the wILhlra " Al OF th..
Hungarian troops from the province border
ing on the river Leitba, unless the Goyeru-
ment Ie able 70 offer a Satisfactory explain siIou
of their employment there.
FLoRkHcE. June s.-There have been som.
quite serious disturbances a. Carneola recent
ly, OF which no particulars have vet BEEN
restored.
MADRID, June Sit is reported that the
Duke OF Genoa rs now q prominent candidats
for the Spanish throne. The exency bali was
reao for tne nrst time IN the Cortes yesterday
BERLIN, June Skiing William aud Bis
marck TOTO Bremen on the i3,h instant.
vienna, June SIT is said that the Austrian
Government refuses 70 make decision an the
matter OF the neutrality Of the Suex canal
Evening star., 1869-06-08

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has appoi led Mr.
John p. Bigelow, of Massachusetts, Chef o.
the Loan Branch OF the Sscretarv's Omc ce
Treasury Department, in place OF William II
Andrews. resigned to accept the position of
Examiner of National Banks IN New York
MIR. Bigelow has be- chief clerk of the loan
branch under MI. Andrews, and Is a faithful
officer.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

The New York money market was active
yesterday on call at 2 per cent where mixed
collateia ais were given, bat there was consider
able business at per cent on Governments, the
banks giving the preference % loans on the
latter al lower rates Of Interest rather than ac-
cept Z per cent OF stocks. Currency IS now
going Est and West 10 move the wool elm
and the banks deposIt their ieza, tender in the
Treasury and take out National Bank notes to
send away. This will account, in measure,
Prime discounts are dull at 70 . Der cent
Evening star., 1869-06-08

EN-SRCRRTARN SEWARD, accompanied bv
Hor. Frederick w. Seward and wife and Abi.
Jah Fitch. Esq, intend to leave Auburn to-
day, as we have heretofore stated. for a tour
of some SIX months IN duration, comprising a
trip 10 Omaha, and thence by Pacific railroad
to San Francisco. where thew propose TO take n
steamer for Sitka. The party intend TO VISIT
Mexico before their return home.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

JUpGR MAITIN. Sixth Auditor of the Treas
ury, is not a candidate for Congressional
nomination in Alabama, as has been erro-
neously announced In some OF our contempo-
raries. HIS recent visit to thar State grew out
of his general interest in the Republican cause,
and was not intended in any way for the ad-
yancement OF his own interests.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
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PIAPLIs, MOTIF, 1LOTOHlS, TAN, eto.,
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Tor 1AOlGe IN the NUReIRY Il 10 invaluable
Tor GkHTL8AEN AFTER SHAVING it has no eous,
"PAPHIAN LOTION" II the emily reliable rem.
sdy Tor diseases and blsmishes Of the Skin.
PHALON,s "PAP HAN sOAPn
hr the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH will net
chap the SKIN. Price 3s esnts per cake.
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AM1W PERrUAe FOB THE HANDKBR-
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Evening star., 1869-06-08
THE SPLIT IN rHE INDIANA LEGuS.
LATCRE.

Dech0m ~ 70 tue Lrxaffty q It's Acts.
lNDlANAfoLre, June e.-Attoraey General
Williamson delivered an opinioa to-day thar
the specific appropriation bill and other meas
uree passed by the two Hoases OF the L-gisis-
ture At the close Of the special session after
fhesignation OF forty me 70 hers, were in ac-
cordance with all the req uiremeuts OF the con-
sttution, aud ought to be obeyed as constItu-
tlonal law.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
MANHAAn-

A medical essay on the Cause and Cure of pre-
mature decline in man, the treatment Of Ner y,us
ard Physical debility, &c.
There Is nem5sr Of socisty by ,cAons tAis book
triU DC foxHd Gsefx trhether sNc6 peyson hol
,he relation Of Payest, Prseeptoy Cssrgyman ~
MEDICAL TIMEs AND GAZETTE.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of fi;:y cents. Adi,e.,
the Author, DR.. =. Def. Curtis 81 North -,
St'' bAitimore. MISTY
SPECIAL NOTIOE.-Dr. Curtis bess to notify
sivs practice in Baltimore, he wfiI in future be
sbe to devote only the following days TO their in.
from to and I. ,. m, and on SUNDAYS Il a.
m to p; N and s to ,. m, ct 229 r street, in
reo1 of willard Q Motel.
SPECIALITY treatment and cure Of Nervous
Debility. and eli diseases arising from abuses Of
the u stem. my Is 3w
Evening star., 1869-06-08

COMNIssioNER DELANo has decided tha
tobsoo and cigars forfeited to the United
States and sold by distraint or the order Of
Court are not subject ID tax
Evening star., 1869-06-08

~Twenty-seven colored students OF LIN.
coin University, Pa, have offered themselves
to the Presbyterian Home Mission Committee
rs summer teacAers in the South.
~A child near Hockersville. Dauphin
county, Pa, was recently stolen By the gypsies
~The right that women seem to want most
writing for the newspapers.
Kittens couples who can't wait y, ovsr m
Louisiana Tor RECONSTRUCTED lcease of mar.
uage.
@The Mormonsare sending missionary to
Australia.
- The yeloclpede u lapsing into the limbo
Of things lost on earth.
0Mn. Gaines has gone to New Orleans to
gstner the fruits OF her long struggle and f1nal
victory. The Supreme Court, at its last sitting.
otoereo Judge Wayne to enforce its decree in
her favor, and he will do so this month.
~Ed. Decker formerly editor OF the Kewau-
nee tWisconsin) Enterprise, was recently Bit
zen IN one OF has arms by horse. IL Is said
the wound u Of sHch q severe nature that the
arm Will have TO be amputated.
- The man who seats himself Sideways in
rshroad car, leans the best part o: his weight
against his next neighbor, crosses his legs 90
That one foct projects into the aisle 50 as 10 trip
every body attempting 10 pass him, is not OF 4
porcine character and disposiron-certa'nly
not.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
ELLIS, IRON RlTrERs

Havina used your Iroa Bitters in my practice,
can TESTIFY 10 its tonic pro operties for in
vigorAtiDg the appetite aad promoting digestion
can unhesi:atingly recommend 1t In cases OF
general debility anu dyspepsia. and in condition us
OF re system r. 1uirinz tue use of q naipOus
toaic Its agreeable flavor must recommend Il to
CHss : GAUNrr, Nd.
Profe ssor in the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale By KIDWRLL SON
Pennsyfvania avenue and 18th street,
sno Dftesise generaily. my 26-3m
Evening star., 1869-06-08

MAFUEL FREYRE, the new PeravIaD Min
isier, arrived here this morning, and is a; the
Ebbitt House.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
the ELECTION IN FRANCE

PARIS, June S.-The result Of the elections
where ballot has been necessary 70 decide ~
as follows
Ofictal candidates elected, 81; unoficial. ':
lndependent, D; Opposition, Is; Unknown. Il
Among tue opposition candidates elected ~
Henri Aiphonse Esquiros, the author and phi
lOSoplpr
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE PRESIDENT has appointed Joseph 7
Hoyle United States mars b nj for Nebr iska
Evening star., 1869-06-08
ROND RORRERX-

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June s.-Last Night at
Lysander, the office ef X. L. Smith was robbed
OF over Of S2o,a0O worth OF bonds. mortgage
and certificates OF deposite.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

FOREIGN NRws BY CABLR-The course of
the conservative Lords IN opposing the Irish
Church bill rs dsplored BY the Liberal journals
OF England. They say that the bill must pass;
the nation BY the voice Of the Commons has So
pronounced and cannot recede. In reply to q
conservative deputation yesterday Lord Derby
sa i'd he spoke as a unit in the House OF Lords,
not wishing to influence the minds or fetter the
action OF others. While many friends of the
Irish Church wish TO amend, not reject the
bill. for Its sdisestablishment, he was persuaded
rejection was the only course. He Believed the
Dill would be rejected by a large majority.
Such course was safest in such arevoluriona-
assent ofthe conservatives Of the country, who
would continue to increase their support il
coercion OF the peers was attempted. A meet
ing OF conservatives was held in London last
night RESOLUTIONS were adopted condem ming
the Irish Church bill. 1t is understood that
Gladstone proposes, in case the Hous se of Lords
bill, to prorogue the present session OF
session in order to irstre the passage Of the bill
II Is proposed to create new batch Of Peers,
including Marc uis Harrington and Lord Am
oeriy; Ihe eldest sons OF most OF the Peers
and all Scotch and Irish peers now without
seats in the House of Lords. The Pall Mali
Gazette regres the bad effect the position OF the
House House OF LORDS will have on Ireland. partica-
in the sense OF deciding what the nation shall
or shall not decide upon is beyond the compe-
tence OF Lords or any other governing body.
Prosecution against the hank directors, Brad
shaw, MaDgies and Abbes, for conspiracy and
fraud, has been discharged, but Finney is held
tor trial.
Letters from Paris state that strong pressure
is brought to bear in the undecided elections to
prevent tue return OF The opposition candi-
dates. The contest between Thiers and Shee
and Favre and Rockefort are regarded with
much interest. The Emperor views the pro.
babie election Of Rochefort rs q personal, il not
deadly insult
BalIoting IN the cases Of undecided elections
is going on quietly in different departments
A Vienna Bishop having refused To obey A
summons 70 appear before a secular tribunal,
was arrested and produced in Court By the
Yoliro
Evening star., 1869-06-08

ANOTHER REPORTED CUBAN Ex pRDrrION
FROM New YoRK.-lt is reported In New York
that clipper ship with 800 men on board
under command of Gel. VIM. Hedney, of Cin
cinnati, sailed from that port early on Saturday
morning to join the insurgent army of Gas.
pedes. The vessel cleared for San Francisco.
and dropped down TO the light.ship on Thurs.
schooner. having left New York ostensibly for
an excursion to the fishing banks. 1t Is also
said the majority OF the men taken are from
or Thomas. The New York Evening Posi-
says there was a report through q private
channel yesterday afternoon to the effect maj
4,0O0 Caban insurgents have surrendered TO
Gems. Valmaseda. Buceta and Bsregasi and
quiet reigns in Havana. As this Information.
however, comes from Spanish authorities and
Is addressed to persons In the Spanish interest.
we merely give it tor what IL is worth.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

GHNBRAL l.. III. SHRIvER, Assistant Insrac-
tor General u. 5. A, LETT here last evening for
West Point, New York, and will retarn after
the close OF the examination.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
PREsBYrERIAN REUNIOy.

Boston, June Sat a meeting of the Pres
bytery Of Londonderry, (OId school, held to-
day, the basis Of reunion Of the Old and New
Schools sgreed upon az New York was unanI-
mously adopted. This Presbytery is undoubt-
edly the first TO take action on the matter
Evening star., 1869-06-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were 81 S,3qs.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
THE ELECTION.
THE CORRECTED RETURNS
The Republicans Sweep the City!
1hey Caffy EV cry W ard!
average Republican Majority Nearly 5000 !.

Below We give the ON cial returns o: the
municipal election in Washington yesterday,
showing the vote in every precinct throughout
the city for each OF the candidates. Tae let
ter designates Republicans; q designatss
Citizens" and Ind. O., lndepeudeat ..Citi.
zsns-'
VOTE FOR COLLECTOR, &e.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

The Steamer wAwAsET can be chartered for
EXCURclONS TO GLYMONT on
An and sf,er this date. By .lllying at eHAEE
the ONCE Of the Potomac Ferry Com
pany, foot Of Ith street.
Glymopt 10 now leased by Ar. J. b. ehsf,eld.
the well known and popular confectioner OF this
and neatness and repaired and extsnde the build
inee- At no prior time has Glymont been more
attractive, or the arrangements for the convent
ence. comfort and deligh OF Excursionisfs more
ample and complete. Mr.. ehafield will leave
notnfnG undone or unpreDared - meet every want
of Hxcursionisfs. There will DO no room fos CON.
plaints from even the most fastidtous,
b. HOWIeON. President Potomac Ferry Co
SAN 0S 0HDNBY, General Supt p. y. Co.
my 15-im lHxp., ReDub1
Evening star., 1869-06-08

[By Bank.rs' and Brokers' Telegraph, Jane,

tBy BdnEers ana Br0kers Telegraph, James N
Gassdtody, operGtor.l
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
EIW Y084, June s.-First BoGrd-U s. S's
1881, coupon. 12l1; 5.20's l6oe. coupons i22 !. !;
l60s, couponss III 4; l6A ooupona IIsA; ls65.
coupon, new, lles; Gao's. lset, coupon. ii9A
l0.a0s, coupons, 49,: Pacific Mail 50; Ohio
z Mis-. OeruacaseA 33'; Marfposa- 2O Atlan-
&c Mail, none; Canton. O.; Ounberland, % =;
Western Union Telegraph. 90; QuicksiIver,
I5k; Boston Water Power, l.: New YORK
Oentral, lssT; Hudson. l56; RAdins, o., I;
Michigan Central, 1905; Michigan Southern,
1C9k; Illinois Oentrai. l4o; Cleveland and
Ptttsbure. G.; NorthWest 20 4; do. preferred,
lOlx; Cleveland & Toledo, none; Rock Island,
11sx Fer Wayne, 157; Alton Z Terra aaute,
3s; Toledo q wabash, ,sS; Adams EXP,
59S; Wells, Fargo e 90. Exprssa SIX; Unrted
States Express. g.: American Express, -,
Merchants Union, Il a; Chicago & Alton, none;
do. pretorrods l55. Market heavy. Gold, l3e n
al3sa.
fBy Cable.l
LoNpoH, June D p. m.-Oonsols. % az;
Bonds, s04aSexi Illinois, sih; Erie. isl; At
lantic, @s
FRANKYoRf, p. m.-Bouds, s6Yax.
LIvRRfooL- II q. m.-Cotton q shade firmar
Sales 10000 bales. Middling Uplands, IIa
Middling Orleans, II.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THR CONTEST over the Mobile post ofiice was
closed by the issuing to-day of a commission to
&c. Bromberg as Postmaster at that pl1ce,
cice Byron Il. Pierce, suspended. This case
has attracted cons :derable attention, owing to
the exertions made in behalf of the several
candidates for the position; and the success of
Mr.. BrombergIs Is regarded as largely due to the
efforts and influence of Senator Warner, 10y
whom he was supported from the first.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
A GOOD yIEDUCuHE

DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation UNSURPASSED In the history Of medic al
preparatops. Its effect i'm the era
icaties OF pain, ard the verbal testim ,ny of the
massee IN It's favor, have been and its best
vsr.fsement Every family shouId keen il In
their homes in case Of adden attacks OF mauy dis
eases in which 1t fs On antidote my n I'm
Evening star., 1869-06-08

SENATOR SPRAGUB IN NBwARK.-Senator
Sprague was serenaded In Newark, N. T..
yesterday evening by the Harness. Makers'
Association. Mr.. Halsted made q speech, de-
nouncing the selfshnees OF political parties,
urging working men to take an independent
course, advocating the elght.hour law, and
warmly eulogizing Mr. Sprague's wisdom md
statesmanship, and introducing him as The
peoples friend. Mr.. Sprague disavoWed anv
except to promote the interests Of the woriine.
men, and to preserve republican institutions.
which he thought more in danger now than
during the war. He promised to speak more
at length to-day.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

The totals are as follows.
for Coilector-Boswell, IO,ass; Semmes,
o'2o1: Repnollcan majority. 4,72I.
ror heesler-Cook, 1O,260; Eckloff, 5,59I
Republican majority, 4,666. ''''i
for Surveyor-Donegan, 1O,279 Forsyth,
5,4>6. Republican majority, 4,Is3.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

~Dr. Herbert says: What every family
should keep In mind Is this, that mustard poui.
tees ought not TO he made with hot but with
lukewarm water.
~The Unitarian Church in New Bedford
has voted to dispense with the bread and wine
In Communion.
O"Eunadelphie' Is the name OF q new
woman's club In New York, Of which Anna
Dickinson is the Presidentess.
~The Chinamen have been smuggling z
opium into San Francisco.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE NAVAL
AoADRMy.-Tbis is the first year that tue grad.
uating cIsss Of the Naval Academy at Annap.
oils have been ordered to sea in a single vessel
TO spend the probationary period of twelve
months sea service required before they can
receive the grade of Ensign. Upon their return
here next year all will be ordered to the Naval
Academy again to undergo competitive ex-
animation tor that grade. Heretofore they
nave been distributed among the various
squadrons Immediately after graduating, and
each one retained his number in the graduating
class. AFTER their examination next year. each
one will stand upon the list according to his
merits. thus changing the graduating numbers
SO that those who head the list as ha wing passed
excellent examinations this year may be lower
down when they come TO be examined in pro.
fessional qualifications, after going through
the practice cruise.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

STRIKHs AT NEW YORK-Labor strikes in
this city have not proved very successful TO
res oived to employ none OF the strikers at anv
rate OF wages. The clothing manufacturers
were unable to obtain any advan CO. and were
compelled to resume work at the old rates: buf
the strike Of the window and door trainers was
the most signal failure Of ail-only $50 ont of
over 1000 men ssturned out" The bosses not
only refused to pay any increase Of wages, huf
also determined not to take any strikers back
" l.. HsraId