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;sss :I enc v R5 Secretary
Treasurer . Hf.
PLEASANT PLAINS, S. I-Isaac Phemeare aged
aud after shot himself with pistol INJECTING aa wound
HOBOKEN.-The drill locomotive Dover was
On iy euipg taking the Morris Essex Railroad depot
W. man Who gsye the Athur STRAY aGde AFFIDAVIT
before Justice white YESTERDAY ID when he alleged lns. G pau
nv Aaton Otto the evening Of the third Of July Inc
had warrant for the arrest Of Otto as an aoeomRe
" The North Benevolent Society Of Germans on Tues
tue tots during which many Of members Fl the
pv we're badly sud bruised by misseI ee'eI ares" "e
made wv
WEFHAWKFN. = The StatiOn-House at Wee
touuhu last night about IL o'clock p %
% a, are aid 20 have gnaied from the burning Of an o" barrel
which had got Hhe loss amounted to about So
Jersey CITY.-While the Courtlandt-st. Jerry
boat NewYok crossing from tbs CITY 70 ~
uis The deck boat rescued him. What was the motive
Of the rash act is unknown
BERGEN CITY.--The following officers were
1870, ,sr. Ebens1sr srry ChiefEBgneer Charles v Marine
Frat Districts Francis heNeno'
Second District -,
RFRGEN lillian oil car brought TO the juno
ton Al The west end of Tunnel yesterday afternoon y eg
train No. 4O took shortly Its arrival and was entirely
tanks Of oil The other cars we're remover OUT u ~
tameA
NEWARK-Edward Riley, q lad 10 years OF age,
payng wheel Of machine In shop az be cor
n Of Mulberry and when bis got caught and 3oAs
oug has been appointed Collector Verb deputy CosetoT OF ihe
distinct in lace WIN T. Utter resigned The second 1pnas Som
epement Academy took place YESTERDAY as tue Cao
Irtntc In Nexst Il Vas creditable affair The first prize
Lizzie Ouiglsy Miss Hannah M6a received the white rose
BELLEVILLE, N. J.-Mr. MeIIugh was engaged
10 unloading stones yesterday morning. Whsn missing
BIZ, footing he fell overheard aud was drowned
PATERSON.-By new ordinance, no slaughter
house used erected within 900 feet Of any dwelling
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MIDDLETOwN, Conn.,, July 14.-This morning
the Alumni held their business meeting and
niversay Appropriate tributes paid TO the memory
Of Fenner T. King, James w. Bramblee Andrew p. Aiken
and Freeman Il. Hambln, alumni who have died during
the Copies OF the historical record Of the Alumni
prepared under the superintendent Of the ndefatgabe
President OF the Association Orange Judd esq dis
tributed 70 the members. Steps were taken toward
raising fund 10 pay for the record Just flushed and
continue the publication In future years The Army and
Navy Union held business meeting this afternoon and
the Glasses Of a. 49, 49, 49, and &c held reunions The
Commencement concert attended by a large audi
eHce. GinOres Band furnished the music. At a later
hour came tho Alumni Festival, held in the unfinished
Memorial Chapel. The number Of Alumni present was
not as large as usual. but included Of the best
names the roll Among those present were the Hon.
Chester D. Hubbard Of West Virginia; the Rev. DR..
Erastus Wentworth, the late Missionary 20 China
the Rev Cyrus D.. Foss, and tho Rev. DR..
Pierce OF ew-York City; Ptofs. Hyde aud Comfort
OF Ale ghauy College the Rev. DR.. Haven, Editor OF
Toms Herald; the Rev. Dr. Andrews OF Wiamsburgh,
n Y; Prof Phillips Of Geuesee College Prof Patton OF
Boston Theological Seminary; the Rev Dr. Curry, Editor
Of The Christian AdUOedte the Rev. ID. H. Fla OF Lynn,
Mass. &C., DC Among the distinguished friends Of the
University, not included in the list Of Alumni proper
were Bishop James Of the 81. Il. Church, e1-Profs.
True and Lane. &. G. North and Daniel Drew OF New
York Isaac Rich Of Boston, the Rev. DR. Vail. Oliver
Cuts Of New Rochelle, ~ T., the Hon. jacob Sleeper
OF Boston and others.
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tho y, A,umni was held YESTERDAY The Rev.
Inn Rarton of Clinton class Of 1877 read the aunasts
letter and Professor North read ne neurological repoyt
Tbe names OF the dead reported for follows;
class of lsl7-John Milton Capron, KenOsha WISCONSIN,
April g. 1900 Class Of 1sl9-John Wiford Blackstone,
White Oak Springs near Galena, Illinois, January i9oy
he leaves tive classmates Glass Of iS38--L0renEo
sons Wesrf,d Feb. 4, 1868 Glass 81 1s@Iohn 52G h
Hinckey Westfeld March 1897 EbeneEer Weeks kon,h
SON Washington ID. C., Apr! 8, 1862 Cass vi Iecs
Marvin Msnvie Marsh NJ T. Carson ono IniT Dec 25
ISIS class of 1882 Hiram futile jenkins Oneida C0uy
n T. July 90 1868 Glass Of 1883 The key sss ~ ISIS VIM
Tong CARRIERS Utica Oct 5, 1868. Class OF iSol, or
Mortimer Davis sennett N. W Aug 1903 lass u les
John StTykeT Parkhurst, COld"aler' Hhi'n'' " -
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TUFTS COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsEs.

. Tufts is one of the youngest colleges in the
states 1t was founded and has been chiefly sustained
by the Universast denomination The college has found
generous benefactOrs and is now established on firm
financial basis enjoying productive fund Of more than
t50OOOO Svanus Packard Of Boston, DR. Walker Of New
port r. t. and Thos A. Goddard Of Boston, all recently
deceased Mr. Tufts Of SOmerve. whose the College
bears DE- Dean Of Franklin, aud Mr. COting Of Medford
year the widow OF Thomas Goddard has given several
thousand dollars for improving the grounds beside several
land valued at about $4,000 The College has also OBJ
tanned possession within the year Of the estate of Mr..
$4,000 The College Is situated four miles from Boston,
emuence, commanding view which for variety
ample and with the improvements already commenced
contemplated they viii be made very attractive.
The Thirteenth commencement OF the College was cele-
bTated yesterday It's Alumni will number l35. The
Glass Of 1869 larger than any previous class numbering
ceive the degree Of Bachelors Of Philosophy The follow
ing is the order Of exercises yesterday morning:
&c., Prgli.b 0rs-ior Az ss RsJbyi.pr s55o5 Coyror
Boston P6osopbicsl Grafton The Aebems" Tshr Ashton
ph1ae. nm, feaS.; ph99ision Phases o. ke72alop
Pnue" arthur Elmer De5ron, Norway. Ne; Disena-
ton Braia ard Aoses Iaylo, Bsraum Fletcher Exeter y IL
E,.y. BenHugs Eus Frederick Howard White Psvtuket
Esy 76 STUDY oMsn WA FrsenaS S5utRsf Boston Dsaui
atoa Amera s5d Europe Alton Leslie Diekeman Somervs;
phen Nne a1n So@er1e Philosophical Orstou, PaPa The
is angle WIN George Ogssy Suoda n y yadeory Grafton
"Wsllb Of iuteiect" Thomas Henry Armstrong Waham.
The honorary degree Of D. D. conferred on the Rev
Richmond Fisk jr, OF Canton, n. " President Of the
Harrington A. II Carroll and G. f. Rider received their
NJ AS The Alumni and invited guests ladies and
tlemen enjoyed repast in the dnnghall after the Ex
ercises among me Nsltors present were GOV Clann,
Gen. Underwood Mason OF the Boston Board OF Educa-
Prof Monroe Prof Tweed the Rev. L. r. Paige, the Rev.
DIR. Fisher, and Mr.. HaCdr
Tie Rev Mr. Gibbs Of Newark, n. j., delivered an orr.
ton afternoon, and Mr. Frank A. Nichols OF Boston
read the annual poem: social reception was held at
the house OF the President In Boston during the evening
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TIE IyANpEYEER WILL CASE.

In the Surrogate's Court, Trenton, n. j.,
Chancellor zabrske, acting Surrogate General, has
decided the celebrated Yanderyeer Will case by decar
ing the instrument valid DR. Henry Vandcyeer aged
property, valued at 100000 Ia trust To tho Rev. Dr.
Cornell with the provision that tho ncOme-eXcepting
small yearly allowance TO be paid to the nephew OF tho
testatOr-was 20 be expended ut the direction OF the
Trustee IN improving the Vandeycor estate DR. Cornell
empowered 10 employ assistant TO aid him In tho
administration OF the estate. Tho viii was disputed
the ground OF fraud the part Of DIR. Cornell and
COrnells partner In business who drafted the Will IL
cOntendcd that the testatOr Of unsOund mind
and deaf and blind. The Chancellor concluded that the
deceased capable at the time the will made OF
making a will. and though he may have been virtually
blind not deaf. aud that the will had been read TO
him, he understanding aud approving Of 1t.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
AIiIIINED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Aemnnia. Meyer Hamburg June 90 and Ha,re July
!. mise and pass
Steamship CITY Of Portaunce Jackson Potaa Prince. DAYS
log wood
Steamship Brunette Brooks Philadelphia mdse pass
steamship Diugo, johnson, Portland ndse. and pass
Brg Sea Breeze. llcrrck. NoN,liEyen.
Brig Foa toNlng MrsNua Aptl via Gibraltar Nav al hnit
Big }. ". MoodTun. Haskell. Bangor lumber ~ - $3.50
Bag Reporter toonbs Machias, humber.
Sfbr James Blstcblod, Brown. Windsor n s. pl.ster
kchE 81. Wells, Fleming Cow Bay. G. d. IL dafsr coal
SoOp Blaek stone. Morton. Providence
suHCoyERs-kiyKR Co..rwt.v
y u, Nm.H, Io"EhArrise MARI Mrrshou, Fal River.
Franklin litier, honaoui New lall Rl'er.
WIN T. inIdru IAlAdepha \ y. Wine Providence.
zoe N'"'Wkh - II. 4, s'lnpus Virginia.
sarah Louise, Iohghkeepse Suuuy side. Virginia
Jola 'olr, Nchbulgh Hannah rrcinorr. Virginia
G. w. buy F"t johnson. Cakes Amcs Geogetowu, d. G.
Ala heibeIL HlouetseE houeyue, ueIoget0wn, ID. G.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED FoRGERs.

On Tuesday evening Detectives Field and
Stevens saw John Williams John Thompson, and Thomas
A. Smith acting in suspicious manner along the North
River at the various steamboat landings. They wero
taken into custody, and the way to the Leonardst
Police Station Thompson was to throw away check
the Ninth National Bank, signed by John Henderson,
made payable 10 the order OF VIM. Chambers. aud III
dOrsed by both parties The prisoners had IN their pos
session sdtchel containing l0cklck, an old pair 0t
slips, network covering for tho face, a Merchants
Union Express COmpanys reoeiptbook, ana some mscci
.neOus articles They locked In the Leonard ST.
Police Station Yesterday they taken before JUS
House.
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NEw cusroM.HousE oFFICERs.

The following changes were made in the
Custom. House yesterday Cen VIM De Lacy OF Brook
yn appointed Gauger, vice Burr Porter removed. Night
Iuspcctors-James Johnston vice Washington Hills re-
moved: Washington seacraft, vice n Hepburn John
Stnson vice r. ID Price; RObt Grove, vice VIM. Mckee /;
y j. O'CouBcl vice G.. n. Cook; WIN. II. DE Wolf vice
Patrick COry: Nicholas Hays, vice j. b. WhitocR Tenn.
pofary Iuspcctors-E. c. Sterling, W. II. III. Der Wort,
and II. l.. Stuart The Custom House authorities have
taken OF the schooner Gssmer and her
from S. Thomas, lying az the Empire Stores, Brook
Ign, for noncompliance with the Revenue laws.
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PASSENGERS ARRIEEn

FROM HAMBUkG-in steamship Alemauia. Jolly lA-Maris
Kmum aud children, Chas A. Briggs wife chrrn and servant
Fred haLcaI Dr. Robert " IrcadNe A. her john Storm
Mckay Jaue Mackay Samuel UOrr puyal NJ Goodrich n Fs
Louis Ge0rgens. Mr. Sims and family ML Paue enry Ryan
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HAMILTON COLLEGE.
ALUSNI-YEcROLoGIcAL RECORD.

ALUSNI-EECROLOGICAL RECORD.
The Baccalaureate sermon of Hamilton Col
lego preached by President Brown last Sunday
morning. The Rev George F. Wisewen, d. d., Of Phil
adepha addressed the Society Of Christian Research in
the evening Examinations prize speaking and the an.
pual concert occupied Monday aud Tuesday, The meet
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$40
REMOVAL.
& Is

'TtW COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwELRY FACTORY
81 Nassaust TO their splesDs
new oGcss No i35 BROADWAY These superior Natehs ea
aut gge universal SATISFACTORY
md although sold moderate price are not surpassed aPPDass.
anal tr lime b, gold costing $50 aud sLo lbei t
greatly improved But the prices remain the same go nGe 81 sl
IN gb 20 Gents Ladies Jewey Of me richest
.sry e.pe tonal gold AZ Oneeuth the prices Is
HAVE BlT 'ONE OFFCk 40 AGENTS, and not re7ones
In M ogns and worthless goods sold at cheap jsSey e
Our eofy Is the where the GENUINE COLLINS hAiAA
WATgUEs AM JKNELRY Can BIZ HAD.
CornU Of Wuthse
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BASE BALL.
CANES POSTPONED.

In consequence of the rain yesterday the game
between the Eckfords and orientas was postponed to
Monday next. when 1t will be played on the Union
grounds. The rain also prevented the playing OF the
game between the Unions Of MOrrlsaHa aud the Athletes
OF Washington Nights
GREEN STOCKINGS va. BLTE STOCKINGS.
This afternoon the great muffin match between
the above mines will be played on the Union grounds,
Wnliamsburgh the PLAYERS and their friends VIII leave
Wildey's Mutual Club House, on Broadway, at D. M In
carriages preceded by band Of music. After the game
tho participants aud their guests will paltakc OF cola
ton.
HARVARD vs. HAYMAKERS.
Troy, July 1.-THE game between the llar-
ward College nine and the Haymakers this afternoon
won by the Haymakers, the beingliaymakers y
Harvards, 10.
NOTES.
Tomorrow the Atantics play the Orientals
on the CaUtolnc Ground, aud Monday the Eckfyrds
play the same anatuers on the Union Ground.
Tomorrow is one of the regular practice
DAYS OF the Mutuas and there is considerable interest
felt In the nine the attendance no doubt VIII be
numerous.
On Saturday the champion Eckfords will
have their first contest with the auatuer champion stars
The game Will be played on tao Union Ground and bids
fair be OF tho best OF tho Among The strong
clubs that the stars have vanqushed ara the Mutuas,
LOwels Of Boston, and Alphas OF Brooklyn.
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iAhnOuneemenu.l
a Fnrsn Asa MA1pEN,s BLUSH

FRESH AS A MAIDENs BLUSH
Ia the pure peaehy Complexion which follows the Of HAoASs MAO
soLiA BALM Its True Secret Of Beauty Fashionable LADIES' IN
Society understand this
The M,gpo. Balm changes tb. rustic Country Girl City Belle
more rap,dly than any other thing
Rness Sunnn Frscke Botches aud s the effects OF
Sumner sun disappear used and geHa cultivated fresh
obtained which rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty pos
will invest IS respectable store and insist on
g.ltsg the Magnolia Balm. Depot No. 81 Parkrow, ~ Y
L1oNs KArnAIKoN 8 The best thing for the Hair.
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A1RANy MEDICAL COLLEGE.

ID ois,cted President and Dr. James IL Allnssoyy
IaS ,s,r ~ Surgery by the faculty OF the MeulCai W.
loo, i'm place OF Dr. March, deceased
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HARVARD VS.. HAYMAKERs.
NO1Es.
AOTATIC.

THE SOUL RACE AT ST. JOHNS, Y. II.
ST. JOINS, n. b.. July 14.-Fulton Of the
Paris crew. Won the scul race az ~. Johns y. B,
Tuesday beating Norris with nearly four minutes ~
spare The distance four miles
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las. Everdell, 302 B'way, StatiOner, Ebgraver,
- and job Printer Wedding Cards Orders Of Dancing iasd
Paper and Fancy Printing loN prices
DERFECT HEALTH restored to all by DU
BARRYS REvALBNTA FOOD which eadieatss dysVepsa coz
siipaio1 diarrhea &c Tins b. 81 IS DU BARRY Co, ~
Wihmst n Y KERR 78 Broadway, and all syerveeIs
~ b. BYNNER e. Co., No. 1S9 Broadway.
H WATCHES AND JEWELLERY AT WHOLESALE
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HOME NEWS.
rup WRArnRR

RExIRE acknowledgements either rain mist m
noon, oggy AsrnoOn-Oyercast to sHnse either mist
dre Al times $50 Rvenng0yecist to il;30i rainy from 10
30: Rain depth to-day lilo Of inch Phases OF the hoon-h
arst quarter OF The will be on the 10th, at lI3l m
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A SUIT AT LAW is in progress against John
violating BURGLAR ALARA Tai EaHAPH PATENT ano
AMI viii be abO known % nse an ID
ugemsnt Eigb yeaTs experience broken through
E. HoLMKs. No Nuray.st
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BOOKS.-BROUGHTON& wy
Man No keep the from all PabLshera
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Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER Co.,
No. 3gS, 400 and IO2 (opposte siIthst, ~ T.,
10 MESs, BOYs CHILDRENs CioTHiSG
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Every Bank in New York should have the
security Afforded b. Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph IL
would have tie Ocean Bank from robbery HOLMES No.
MuTTay.sL
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The hating interest in America is one OF
great porsncs requires millions Of dollars to carry on We
evs the trade KNOX ONO 22 Broadway He's
leader Of hOnS and hs goods noted for STYLE elegance
md hnraLItE.
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TnE RACES IA BOsTON.

BOsToN, July H.-The closing races OF the
Spring Meeting OF the Boston Jockey CLUB took place to
day embracing hurdle Of mile and half between
Harry Booth and Weldou's chestnut Rcldiug, Simple
SIMON, Booth beating In 257i easily; also race Tor
beaten horses, mile and quarter IN which Mcld0ns Al
debaIOn beat Shea's Emnenco by three lengths Time,
22l9 The attendance not SO large as yesterday.
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Aduie Kelly. GleueestsE Lo C. wshsrt Gserss.vn
B. =. Brsnsrd, Portland CT Willie Dill. GsOrgetows s. O.
W. ". Branart. Mystic Elie Bodae. virginia
Ella II. Barnes Providence yane linckley. Yirginia
Almona Block Island q John Collins, virgiais.
Hattie Ellen Providence. Joel Yans Name Virginia
D.. WIN. Power NevHayen. Ande Prsd@ors. Virginia
Staten Islasdsr Norwich Ida smith Virginia
James Hoffman, Ssw-HUeu. MARI 3. HiSsEss yrruis
H Hess, Portebeser C. ~ H,rr,I "hsSgsou O.
John W. Bel. Taunton. Eutire Fall Riyer
Daysoa. BRIDGEPORT :oua.C Chew, Taun,OO.
Henry Castoa Providence r " Wells. F.s.Hs,,,
ID. I. Wllets, New London. 1bos Morris, Proydenes
Cabinet Pro'd den, Allan u Brown, Newport
]; II. Yosman. Providence. TauIs BOiins, Prord.uoe.
Mari ssads F oS.. ,, Mar. Peter S,s!ss,t
PHI sheridan Fall River. W W. DicEs5s Gsops.,, R,,t
Reno, Fan River Isaac Anderson Preydsnsss. Nn
Lucy Hall Milestone PoDt TTrpbenia Proydsaee
Roanoke, Eew.Haven. YIgilsHt Bdstol
~ Freeman Providence. G J. BrdeLsOn Eew. Bedford.
& crsnde a.S MoI:fh LIN. 4 Besu.tt Nsvay,s
Editor New Haven Harriet sarah. EorsisS
J. J. Chapman Georges Banks Henry Gibbs, Heues Hole
stranger Few-Haven. Emma Page Taos'5s
MAR II. Miniu Providence. r H. Fslter snithtoEs.
GeS EsaTs. New Haven Haze Grsea1 eSS'''1 A'A
Maria 1. Hall Portland Ct Avon Parks Bristol
Geo. F. Brown, Somerset Bradley; seWIIavsn
send Esw;iiaye3 80. -, MeTSer BnaEeeort
Gs.g' E. Ma cs SS' Poa R' sUss SoE4
WIN. Carroll Norwich. PbeniI. Connecticut River
H. B. Gibbs. Mauua Sylvester Hale Taubtea
ship Emerald isle BOwa Liverpool June H. mdse Ianchored On
the Bar
SAILED
steamsbpavl and Nebraska for LVpOoli DAes GsgsuI
saragossA, for Charleston -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wTSSsToS n c. Joly yISlile6 sa4bo Rebesea Cyds sr
sAyANSAH Juy A-Arnred steamship sgn JuO from SeSTGl,
bark PiEuee. HaTtlePooli brig Meredith Belfast
schr Geo A. Griffin, for PhiaielDhia.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE ENGLISH RACES.

LONDON, July 4.-At the Nottingham July
meeting to-day the biennial stakes for foas OF 1867 was
won by Mr. Laundes b. T. Agility. by Adyenturer out Of
Mandragora, beating j. Doves CHI T. Faith second and
Count de Lagnnges b. Z. Bombarde third The betting
at the start was two against Agility ana Faith
aud nine to one against BOmbarde. Nine ran. The
Chesterfield Handicap was won by Adrastia, beating
Punishment. second, and Edenburg third Three ran.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Wendell Phillips speech al Ncwbury-
port.


NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, December l.
Wendell Phillips, in q speech at the
Lyceum, last night, demanded of Con-
gress to assume the Government which
the Executive has abdicated; that it
compel the States lately in rebellion
to educate its eight million slaves and
that if it refuse TO do so then the Gov
eminent itself at the expense of all the
people shall assume the duty, after
wards sending the bill to the different
States. 1t must protect the citizens as
we'll as legislate for them. The war is
not ended, it has just begun. In
latter portion of his lecture the speaker
severely criticized the New York lTri-
bune for virtually saying, on Saturday
last, that We could mot carry on this
Goyernmen Mt unleAs weentreat Jefferson
Davis to come and help us.
Mr.. Phillips said the Southern whites
have goG the business and the wealth
and have captnted the Supreme Court.
A worse than fancy wields. it's thunder
bolt to-day. A recreant Republican
man who drags the ermine through
the infamy Of Rmfnany Hall and means
to contest the election with the candi-
date of the Republican party. If the
Republican party had a brave man at
its head he would marshal its forces,
nail its coiors-no forgiveness-to the
mast and absolutely impregnste every
Northern mind With the idea. The
speaker continued with a demand that
the land should be given 10 tho blacks
as freely as possible and spoke with
great force of the coming tide of Orien.
tails TO the Pacific shore which is to be
a greater act of American civiliza-
ton than anything it has yet expert.
enced, z.
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New York N ouey Market.
New YORK, Decembt


The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
instructed the Assistant Treasurer not
to readvertise the million of gold offered
yesterday and withdraw IL entirely.
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased only the S2,000,000 of bonds
called for in the advertisement. The
currency balance in the Treasury is at
a lower point than for some time and
does not permit any extra purchases.
Bonds are without the usual gold sales.
Bonds to the extent of $685., 900 were de-
livered to the Assistant Treasurer to-
day on account of the S2,0O0,0OO.
MONEY-Active and stringent up to
2 o'clock and rates for call loans were 7
per cent. currency, and 7 per cent. gold
per annum, and 1-l6 per cent. per diem;
after that bold demand abated, money
was accessible at per cent. currency.
DJSCOUNTS-NOminally unchanged.
STERLING-Dull Ut 1O6Sll09b.
GOLD-ODened at 1929 and closed az
l22; carrying rates i.32a3.32 and 6a7 per
cent. Clearances nearly fifty millions.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Closed
quiet but the quotations were very
close on the lowest prices of the day;
the leading dealers report free sales by
investors both here and in the interior.
Coupons of 81, 115ia1l5f; do '62, ll2ia
1924; do "a, 1l0sall0e; do '05 l104alll;
90 new, ll3all3s: do '67, 1l3tall3g;
do '6s, ll2gall3s; 10 40s, 1G6il06s; cur
rency 6's, l07ta1O7i. The sub-treasury
sold two millions at ITO l4-lOOa
ITO i0-l00.