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New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

meaning province Tt wos instituted by the Emperor
Constantine because he made the Christians OF tnat ag'
subject TO him.
Mr. s-wal thought the first resolution was eIeommul
cat0ry but the second milder and lett the qnesuo
moro open. He understood diocese TO mean dsttlc'
where the people were working instruct themselves
and that parish was the same in a smaller held, -.
The question Of misunderstanding the parish system
was debated at some length by Mr. stewart OyeF Dyer
and Prof Parsons when hr Church Withdrew DIS eso-
luton, and the subject went over until to-day.
Alter passing resolution TO appoint committee OF
five TO nominate officers for the ensuing year. the body
adjourned until 10 this morning
In the evening the annual meeting OF the New Church
Musical Association held IN the church, followed by
singing exercises under the direction OF Mr. George F.
Root OF Chicago and participated in by the dele
gates and large number OF friends.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION MISSION SCHOOL.
Under the auspices of the Church of the As
cension protestant EpiscopaD q Mission and Sunday
near the junction OF HudsOnst and Eghthavo for sew
era years The work has been prosperous and the Rev
George Boxer Rector OF the Chapel and Mr. WllDOur,
superintendent OF the SundaySehOol both enterprsng
They have added comfortable and attractive public
reading rooms where the principal newspapers and perl
odlcals are on fe. Every one is admitted, without re-
gard 10 creed The reading rooms were formally opened
last night by strawberry festival large company OF
ladies and gentlemen present and partOok OF the
delicious, Strawberries, and Ice cream l Is the design
to add a free circulating library In few weeks.
THE METHODIST LAY DELEGATION QUESTION.
The election now progressing in the MethO-
dat Church, shows thus far very large majority in
favor Of lay delegation Our last report says The Metho
dis embrace over O societies. and show that the pro
portion OF votes in favor OF Lay Representation TO the
votes against is nearly three to The voting Is only
just begun the majority OF the churches take their vote
shed show total vote of s62 for the change and SO3
against it,
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be indOrssd rith hGR
name and address
DIED.


BALDwIEon Tuesday morning June Is George Baldwin. aged
His Fssyes and friend, are respectfully funeral
residence No 40 Fthaye, Friday morning
June 10, at 10 O'Clock without further notice.
PoGGS-u TUESDAY jane l 1859 the residence Of honsross.
Pleasant Valley Daiehes Co.. n T. John Foggn, aged yesr~
The and friends the family invited attend the sera
the Park Presbyterian Church, Eghtyfh-sL between Thid
and ROur.haveA. on Friday at 10 O'clock g. N
GRAHAM-vsy suddenly Long Branch j. Friday June H.
1869 Charles GhAm EAnTs Of ST. Crox '" L. aged % years
months and days
HOFFMAE-In BrOOku Monday morning June H. John Hss
H relatives ana friends are respectfully attend the fansi
residence Of bis Mrs Deuher No. q Hghst On
Sunday afternoon a. o'clock
HowLASD0n Wednesday evening June e William W. Howiasd
The relatives and friends the family inyed attend the funeral
bis residence West Thrty.SeeOudss Saturday nOru
ing the 18th inst, a. II O'Clock.
New Bedford papers please
NREDHAM-At Panvood n j. Thursday morning June H. Aun
Elizabeth. eldest daughter Of the late Henry Q. Needhan
friends Of the family respectfully invited attend the funeral
brother fAnNoOd SATURDAY u
Tran leaves foot Of Lberty-st At $3.50 a.
REVEAL Jamaea l. L. on THURSDAY June H. Mrs Judith Reeve
widow Of Lanrens Reeve, In the nth rear " her
The relatives invited attend the funeral Sunday
CHoaaTe jamaica o'clock and from the Presbynsn Church
% o'clock p. N
SMTH-At ssrAtoga Springs y Monday. Jane IA, midnight.
Thomas Smith, IN the Az year Of bis age -,
the Friday the 18th ut O'Clock At bis residence
MaFpae and BooklynaTe Broofyn without further nooe
A. NJ are hereby attend the funeral OF Brother Thomas
smith th day al bis late residence, Of St. Msks
place and BOoklnaVe BrOOka Members o. Ee lSas are 70
specially invited. HERMAN q. CARIBk, Master.
JAMES B. SzrTH. Secretary.
sWETTn Brookyn Wednesday June 49, 1859 Charles Swet.
IN The 56th year the late John Sw NJ d.
The relatives ami friends Of the fam are respectfully invited a1'a
bis residence, No sls De kAlb opposite
waluOrths Friday. June 49, 1853 at o'clock p n
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wEnnISa AZ YAesAR coLIEGE.

The young ladies at Vassar College enjoyed
enew sensation on Wednesday in tho shape Of grand
Seddtng the parties being Mr. Harlan p Lloyd OF Gin
enhat aud Miss Hattie Raymond daughter OF the Pres
uent VI the College The beautful chapel was elegantly
decorated for tbe with Wreaths Of daisies In
lestoOBs and prcfusOn OF rich and beautiful flowers
The body OF the hall occupied BY the senior class OF
TIE college aud invited guests the galleries being set
apart for the other Atudentg The beauty ana fashion OF
ROughkeepae largely Fopressned, and toere we're
Aso many persons from obroad whose elegant t0ettes
party entered ths chapel preceded BY the brother
81 tho groom and sister oi the pnae, ous
gOhn n Raymond d. D. father OF the bride, performed
Tie marriage ceremony IA q very impressive manner
Miss RAYMOND was attired IN dress OF heavy white
sOrdsd ala trimmed with satin on the waist, plain skirt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
THE LIEDERKRANZ SUMMERS NIGHTS
FESTIVAL.

Lion Park was brilliantly illuminated last
evening the occasion OF the summers Nights Festival
Of the Lederkrsnz Society of NewYork The sight from
Eghthave bright and dazzling, the whole extent Of
the large dancing hall Of the Park being hung with
Chinese lanterns while the shady walks In addition to
their commonplace gasamps lighted in the same
manner. The attendance was immense. comprising
representatives OF nearly all classes OF German czens
from the highest 10 the lowest
BerDstens Band stationed In the raised orchestra
and discOursed the sweetest OF sweet music causing
many maidens feet to start of almost inyOluntary to
join In the merry dance Throughout the large hail. eat
ing, and drinking, and dancing went without inter
mission until early hour this morning, and although
from the crowded condition Of the floor dancing was ren
dered not only difficult, but at times dangerous, the af
fair enjoyable one, and appreciated by all
On the front OF the main building OF the Park on One
hundred.and- -teuth-st, and Its side on Eighthaye
ansparences bearing the name OF the Society were dis
played, while the main entrance the ladies were
equally delighted and surprised al finding real fountain
pouring forth constant stream OF real cologne III one
goes ont OF the realms OF fashion, where people
20 through the orthodox motions In an or
thudOX way, never giving way, never unbend-
ing, always tender Of what Is called violation
OF etiquette aud visits German ball. Summer nights
festival any other pleasure meeting OF Germans he
will experience sensation. He VIII mud that true
Enjoyment attained by these people with less e1pend
OF means and less or mind aud body than Dy
any Others earth. When 10 Is said that tho Summer
nights festival OF the Lederkranz was equal 20 any or
It's balls peasurable excitement aud more enjoyable
because Of s ruscty there is no further need OF de-
scriptuu.
The following were the Committee in charge OF the
arrangements last evening and 10 their efficiency much
~ the pleasure of the occasion was due: Advancement
THO decoration OF the Park tstefuly performed by
MI IheO. Gunsci.
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THE NEW poLICE AMBULANCE.coRPsJ

The Captains of the various precincts of the
Metropolitan Police Department assembled yesterday
morning at Police Headquarters, in obedience to an
order from the President Of tho Board, Judge
Rosworth, TO receive instructions IN reference to
the course TO be pursued on OF serious
accidents where II Is necessary that the Injured
laton OF the Ambulance Corps there has been several
Instances where they have been unnecessarily en-.
ployed In future they are only TO be used
on the order OF the Police Surgeons, except
where 1t is apparent that the party is dangerously
Injured then they 10 be tegeraphed for by direction
of the officer In charge Of the precinct Tho President
explained the importance and usefulness OF the insutu
ton aud hoped In future that the utmost care should
be taken the service should not be abused by un
necessary employment
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that OF sun stroke, upon which the Doctor proceede -
date at considerable length but without presentll
anything particularly in reference thereto except u
PROFOUND the somewhat startling theories that whereas
tue human body much cooler uncothed than clothed
therefore, IL would be best for all persons during the hot
weather TO wear little clothing as the laws OF society
VIII permit aud secondly that ice-water is excellent
means or producing GOODNESS its IN unlimited quaint
ties must be beneficial TO overheated humanity
Most OF the remainder Of the paper was de-
voted TO disquiston the clothing and
feeding OF babies In which Dr. Rogers discountenanced
the OF fannes as clothing for infants, and recon-
mended when the milk OF the mother proved insufficient
either In quantity or quality for the proper nOurhment
OF the child. unaduterared cows milk alone should be
used as a substitute AT the close Of paper Drs Post
and Garrish made some remarks, both taking pretty
strong ground against nearly all Of Dr. Rogers positions
The Academy then adjourned for two weeks
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MovEMENTs OF vICE-PREsIDENT CoLFAx.

The Hon. Schuyler COlfax and wife left
Rondout on the steamer Mary Powell at 81 yester
day. At Poughkeepsie they were joined by Mr. Isaac
Patt senior editor OF The Poghkeepse Eagle and daugh
ter aud Geo W. Davids City editor OF The P0ughkeepSe
Eagle After the steamer left Hewburgh all the persons
named down to breakfast enjoying IN the meantime
Platt aud daughter, aud Mr. Davlds passed ashore at
West Point after bidding adeu to the President and
his ACCOMPLISHED WIFE Vice-Presldent COfax passed
yesterday in this city, and will leave early to-day for
Pittsheld. Mass, a visit TO Representative Dawes.
Ie intendsi going thence TO Springfield 10 visit MT
Bowles OF The Republican, and from there Will go on ~
visit Providence and Newport, and return to this city
about the st July his way 10 hshome IN Indiana
Tho Nce.Predent Is IN the best OF health ana sprts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
SAILING OF OUR NEW MINISTER TO RUSSIA.

Ex-GOv. Curtin of Pennsylvania, the United
States Minister the Court ofSt Petersburgh sailed yes
terday this port the fine steamship Donau OF the
York. Southampton, and Bremen lne for his new
field OF labOrs IN Russia During Mr. Curtins brief stay
In this city lie waited upon by some OF
the most distinguished citizens resident here and
i'm tho neigborhoOd and Wednesday evening Senator
Sumner paid a very friendly call. On the evening
the Surveyor OF the Port Mr.. Cornell called and in
formed Gov. Curtain and the large delegation from the
Council Boards OF Philadelphia that accompanied him
10 this city also his other Pennsylvania friends,
that he would have Government vessel at their
disposal for Thursday morning The kind offer was ac-
cepted and at p yesterday the Governor and party
embarked board Capt. T. W. Lays boat at the
the Bay as far as the West Bank, and there awaited
the D0nau. which 70 bear Mr.. Curtin "a
the Old World As the little vessel reached this
point the Company we're assembled forward, when the
Hon. Rufus f. Andrews was introduced as the repre-
sentative OF the citizens OF York, and made
a kindly speech to Minister Curtin, which was
well received. Mr. William B. McMann was then
presented he delivered most feeling address, aud
one which perceptiby affected the depsrting Minister
who responded briefly, but in remarks fun OF affection
for his country his native State Pennsyyania and for
mis- rusty friends who with him he left the shores
OF mis- own land Aud Lang Syne then sung as the
steamship approaching aud as she came alongside
and Mr. Curtin stepped board the United states and
German flags were dipped in his honor the steam
whistles screamed welcome and ROOdby the people on
board vessels chcered and waved their handkerehef and
Capt Lay fired guns the vessels separated and
Mr Curtin was borne away 20 field where his services
the American nation Is hoped may be as successful
as they were in the dark days of the Rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
OBITUARY.
MP ALDEN MARCH, Ill. d.

This eminent physician died at Albany yes
terday aged "A years He was born in Sutton Mass
graduated at the Brown University in Providence which
at that time had Department Of Medicine, ana Whie
student was distinguished especially for his zea anu IN
dustry in the study OF anatomy He went 10 Apany ~
1920 where he commenced the practice OF his prOlesUn
which he continued until HE DEATH He was one OF inc
founders of the Albany Medical College and the Albany
City Hospital and has been at the head OF tine FORMER
sitution for upward Of thirty AS bold ana Skill
fu operator Dr. March had SUPERIOR and he was the
originator OF many and valuable improvements IN
surgical science To the Albany Medical College he mas
beGneat thed his Pathological Museum, OF the most
extensive and valuable in this country.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
Gen. sherman rs. DIR. sherman

trophies Of collected BY Gen Sherman bis grand psrsas
the Southern rount Sot more varied and gratifying tho
lovers of Union the trophies gathered
march Of among the Rnpured people
bis Broadway The Generals bsugn nhu
looked The Doctors Is felt and Tsjoieed over
been since the formation Of hi.
Government great they will continue be- from they deeued
energy the eonsumnaOn Of uHisr
take
RuptGre in the snd.hs whole cOunY IN state of temoE
called apply remedy hd mar anfety cease
On hand Rup.afe tae boSbermaa sanmousd-hs
remedy applied restoration and happiness secured ahe nent goes
forth rejoicing ~
such 3 usefulness Of the shsrmAnAs u
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
NEW FREE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

The new free Intelligence Bureau, in Plymp-
ton Buildings, on Nnth-st. and stuyyesantpace,
promises to be very useful and successful One hundred
and Atty persons applied for work Tuesday, the first
day the oice was opened and more than one hundred
every day since All who have applied nave Deen sup
are mechanics and many servant girls number OF
brcmakers have been sent to towns along the HUDSON
A sitting room is being fitted up for the OF women
waiting for engagements, aud Is TO be supplied with
newspapers and magazines for their use
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMRsrrc MIprpra


BuTTALO June lPreghs steady 4c wheat l2c Corn
aud &C. OATS TO heWiork Flour uuehhnged sales Of 200 bs of
White Canada private 200 bb Western
bakers and 81 50 Tor White moderate
sales IS 500 bush. No Chicago. 81 i arrive bash do
aEanEee At 2 % 500 bash 81 @ to at the close No
Spring to arrive dry held at 29 for Milwaukee Is fss
engage with buJe under these kgu Corn quet the ecBd
ton ana location Of elevator pces sales 900 bash No
at IOc 9O Oush do at 1lc 5000 bush 10 lots; Oo
bush at g. Csc 10 lots closing steady doll and lower sales
1900 bnsh Western at 5e closing dali Re neglected Hghsues
Lard steady at i90l9ic
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE FOR HYpRoPHoBIA.

CHICAGO June 17.-The residence and brew
cry OF Ernst Fleckensten. st. Paul, Mlnn was
burned on Monday night under the following oireum-
stances: A half-witted crazy workman fancied his
dog showed symptoms OF the hydr0phobia, and under
took TO cure him by the re-cure. About midnight he
rolled the dog up IN the bedcothes and set tho bed on
fire. and when Mr.. Fieckensten wakened the room was
all IN blaze and the lunatc still IN 1t trying to burn tho
dog TO death. The property NO insured
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
CoNTRABAND OF WAR FOR THE HAYTIEN
PEREIg

BosToN, June 17.-The steamer Delphine,
which arrived here Sunday from Philadelphia, Osens
bly, with cargo OF coal board, went suddenly TO
last night under suspicious circumstances She cleared
at the for Kingston, Jamaica and accord
ing 10 her manifest has cargo OF provisions but II Is
supposed her destination is Hayt with warllke material
for the Rebels The HaYtien Charge dAfaires here
yesterday and attempted TO dean her. but failed to find
the proper United States officers until IL too late.
She passed Cape Cod at 10 a. IN. to-day.
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ker, and ex Gov. Newell Of NewJersey, and other we'll
known gentlemen. The distance, 81 niles, was made R
three hours and quarter The party divided and
dhed az the StetsOu and Mansion Houses, and enjoyed
hemselYes visiting the different points OF interest At
thu setsOn House Gov Parker presided and entertained
the company by historical "reminiscences OF the BRANCH
and te prospects OF Its becoming more fayOraby known
the citizens OF Philadelphia and Baltimore from the
increased facility OF reaching IL. Tie party returned "a
the city bl o'elock, after most enjoyable trip.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
PATENT MEDICINES

Mr.. John f. Henry, who succeeded the old
and successful house OF Domas Barnes Co. in October
last removed on the lst Of May TO No. College place
large story building the whole of which is occupied
I'm the business The Of this house but another
illustration of the results Of fairdeang, enterprise,
and iudcious advertising
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

and lace vail After the ceremony the bridal party
passed down 10 the Presidents parors where they
table spread IN Of the college parors carpets
viug covered with white muslin while in an adjoining
room the wedding presents displayed comprising
numerous fine pictures, jewery silyerware DC. The
newly married pair left the same evening the Hudson
River Railroad Tor Lake George.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
POLITICAL.

ELECTION IN WASHINGTON TERRIToRY-REPUB-
LICAN TRIUMPH
A dispatch dated at Seattle, W.T.. June 8, says
full returns received from eight counties give Gar
field, Republican candidate for Delegate TO Congress,
majority indicating that he will be elected by from 800 to
500 majority Twelve counties yet to hear FROM The
election passed of quietly. A large amount Of money
changed hands, dispatch OF the 9th gives details from
about half the Territory. which compare with the
election for delegate two years ago. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
NEW ROUTE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO LONG
BRANCH.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE new route
from Philadelphia TO Long Branch, via tho Camden ana
Amboy, Freehold and Jamesburg, and Rartan ana Deia
Bay Railroads, was opened to-day by an excursion
party OF 100 gentlemen GenYAa Yot o0Vtat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

Clothes Wringers Ofa kinds repaired promptly ttS part
Unersa" whch WarIated durs6s r. o. BRouK-
iSS. General AgsG No % CourtlandtSt New. rOrfr-
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Su,tiaI Hotties.

seventh Assembly District Onion Republican AssScI-
Stion'6A 1 sa5 10 S shsVs % Faf61Y ByRSISd
9sa. 5sS Il 'Iis Il oeo coRSELGS corr Prs'sa
John II ALLES Secretary
Ninth Assembly District Union Republican Associs-
topA ~ S ssSIa sss on sSs FRIDAY EVENING t BIZ
ord.i Of .GEOBGB FMBRKLEE, PresidsSI
S1ng15 S;19aS.B b s.1Es saEs, Secretaries.
Fine Gold Earrings and Pins.
NEW STYLES
PEB GOLD LoCKETs.
NEW STYLES.
Fae.u, Twenty Twsntyaveto onsHundrsd Dollars each
LADIES PISB GOLD WATCH cHAINSl
MOURNING EARRINGS AND PINS
NEW STILES
FISR GOLD WEDDING RINGS.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS
EBw STYLES
FOR sale by GEORGE C. ALLRH SON, No Lib Broadway b.
tween Twenty seventh and By GEORGE C.
ALLEN No. AIS BrOsdway door below CAnalst
Reduced Prices.
CHICKERING & SONS,
MANupAcrURKRs
GRAND, SQUARE, and UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES.
Rosewood 7o1s Square PanOs Agras Bridge Carved Legs
all modern improvements at prices from S475 to 5000
Rosewood oetAe Grand PiAOs from latest aud best seas
from 81 $50 to $i.2oo
PHroAG5o.
Price Lists sent BY mail postage paid application to
CHICKERISG SONS
No II East FOarteenth-IL, NeN.lork
No. 2a6 wsshugtOn-st BOssoO
Knapp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
for making
ROOT BEER.
Root Beer Manufacturer Druggists will aud
, sSs.p "So. and sa BEER besides ssu be aa.
.oe 9s sna 90 ,O il Que gallon cans at TO-
fTIL u PiRscfioSs % each BOTTLE and CAN
KNAPP Co. Sole Proprstors No g6l Huiont Kngst.
HswYOtk all wholesale Druggists and Ple Medicine Dealers
10 the United States and Canada
John r. Henry has just received al
No COlsseplaee. NeW-YOrf,
10 cases Lows B. W. Soaps
% cases Cleans Perfumes and PcmhdeG
20 cases BaIin's Perfumes and POmadss
50 cases vOsburg s asst Perfumes and Ponadea
Full assortment OF Toilet Goods and DrasEs" ouoo"
Extracts Hair Oils Brushes Combs Hard nai Son HSooe o o
astrs Standard Preparations Fall assortment Of AZ fass. a
Important!
TICKs,s WATER METER.
All ia Meters are invited to examine per
feet In operation At No % 1Aoer., r.,se-------- W
Graduate Of .I nnrynsd .SG "a. So,lsss asa.s s
.,R:s1 sRS I;isSSn BSS No s ws Newton Mass
sor .dnissos Will b sSd On THURSDAY FRIDAY
sATURDAY JAY IN % %SoSsr .Ia%iS.Su Sso SspsSsr
aaIsSa ,ss ,.@s hour AP PEABODY. Actlus President
valuable Patent for saIeThs patent right for the best
ys 81 MouSOmsst Jersey Civ, OF address Box No 2O
Jsr.ey City POstomes
GS SS nsS Ps5sIST T. Agents "T 90
Tuentvhve Year, experiences.
Pamphlet Of Law and lnfor@shoe free
Dyspepsia, Constipation, DarrheH, ETC. saseiaaY eareG
by lie RBvALRNTA ARABlCA FOOD Tins. 70, 81 S
DU BARRY Co, No ls5 wiiaust, n l and Az groeeIs-
BarieIt's instantaneous 81 Gns- r:n-Ni'ae "
SsaG saa 2SSs eSgtS ~ VI BIETITT No. so BrOSdwSI-
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THE CENTRAL NEw-YoRK EPISCOPAL CoNvEN
TON.

UTICA, June 17.-The Diocesan Convention
Of Central NewYork is still in session in this city Yes
terday afternoon occupied in hearing the address Of
Bishop Huntington, and receiving reports Of Commit
tees. The Standing Committee OF year reelected
follows: The Rev. Morgan Hills the Rev. 5. ii. Coke
the Rev j. NJ Clark D. d., the Rev. John Branard. and
Messrs. Charles Andrews, ID. o. Salmon r. W. Hubbard
and W. r. Osborne. The Committee Increasing the
Episcopal fund 10 SG0.0OO reported $4,000 subscribed
$4,000 received from the old Diocese Of Western
NewYOrk; $4,000 remains % be raised The joint Eps
copa fund is still the hands OF the Diocese OF Western
New York The Trustees OF this Diocese will receive
S2 when the division made. Bishop Huntington
held reception at the house Of Senator Conkng last
evening