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TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD PARTY.


Their Outfit nnd rlnn Of Opefa.
tons.
lfrs+ The Nianearx1i* tAinr.} 3rt5unt, Jxly ..
The distinguished gentlemen coHposinE the
Northern Factnc Railroad party Will leave for St
Clond, this morning. at -, on The Il. Paul d
Paccc Railroad, On special train plaeetat their
dsspotal BY Hon. George L Becker. President OF
The roAd, and Will Do accompanied by ". becker
ard ether inytsed guests frou St fzal and tois
city. Their horses wnSous, baggage and supplies
" iii be Beht up on the reguhr O'Clock train this
EornlnG, a 10 be tn feAatness 70 start from st.
Cloud this 4ftcrnoon. The party e1pett to "a into
camp , few miles above St Cloud tonight, and
viii continue II cir Journey to-moEEuF.
Governor AaEsbai, Of * Paul. and uon. E u:
Wilson, Of this cry, VIII accompany the party, and
probably will 50 through 70 the Missouri Mver
Ntth tbtM.
Upon arrival OF the party At PeuhInA, Governor
sEith nnd portion Ct the party VIII continue On
to Furf Gary Is mentioned In yesterday = paper,
willis Ar. Aosmes. The xyenr ii Jas Coeke Co,
H.th tne rest Of the partys Mtn atr!ke % acfoss
the country 10 the big bend Of the Nlaso1rt. and.
rcturctng overland bJ aaothet route, WI teaeh
talis city N about sixty or seventy days at Feu1
tinA they YIN secure ths services Of ten oetWearo
ha6-Ceed Acopts 10 accompany In@1t and N
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be. Kspo!ean s,mssst L&s941 nj fops
heeahnT hls heztt Agztnst the ton bsEa tnat Gagged
ceeds sesson, 20 suru sha1 Pope succsed Pope,
ds.n 70 IA vs7J a.s Pops that x1!l
am whsa ms 1nlse prophets, IN the inEoxs
$cxt1on af treacae1pus Snnoess at44 hARe p1ssat
aHzy. s1d The g1xve Negu deepa IN tho !hckrt a1
(fAriha3dt &ad The zHheA 0f. Ylctm En1nuA lbs
cone iuosganto tiay, the vptee Of Peteg mn b
---s Ro2e etarHf(fsithf Ro1e. =, t.o
= Ths ptertn1ef hlsh tttf1ttipu' e., 49,.
H. r. H. nss1E1a & f1aye ~ e CnsrsA. hana ::
t'Tha leuned eentleman Epote m m eiasasut
st1aln throughout 8nd VA Loudly app1&1ded and
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Thc reduction tn plano prices At Keeds Te1nple
Of Music, Nc. Il Dearborn street. Chicago, u 4
matter taat will interest every ona expecting to
hnv q pinuo- With the new reduced pnce4, aud
~ easy tcYus OF payment odered-fo5 or It's
dorn. La1ance monthly tnst4lr1eata-it ~or.d
erern that almost any one could obtain IN nttFu-
meni- C1rcula1e ex7is!ntpR the new terms, prices.
ST. WIN bc sent free to all pe1Aons sending tneas
naIred 10 the atVTc address
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vlTEasssA-wA& Mxe Electss1s
The following are t1e State oncenand Con

Gove1ror-GChert G. Walker,
Lieutenant Go7erno<NJotn r IeHta-
A&toz1eF Ccue.1s--JAmss ~ Z. Txylo5.
Lt&.rIes1. 01K1nEKxAKI
LID. n. Ee.tea ttaaepcsdent Rep.h ss'asea
Ill. .QharJes Il. Porter tWe3at
lV.levi c, Ef1yeEtWalxer3, or
Eex re Tacke= t1uhepcndcut)
v. Robert Atdsway tWAlksr-l
VIZ Nlno tNhfkr.l
VII. Lewis Mckenzie tWattefJ
VII. james E Glbson tWAlkcr.l
~ Large. ,Jotcph =. se6Af fWslftf.l
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THE nubpQuf EXCURSION.
l{rsplt.tlppa Of thc ExcurIoutats.

The following resolutions were adopsed ry y
rar7y Of txc.rsicnlsta from Polo, Ill, 70 d.
Lnque- IOWA:
-.4 Al Fl e1ean!ou frcm P.ta. Illinois to Pr: Pr:
! AEd IN tue MlaAiss!pp! iAs.t. s2d Whie
hrT On 4utLn Hun. T.. ~. Hmm -
si,7unE, and j. W. Clinton ana y
spipl1tct Secretaries. II va. fAese-
,fIrder OH thAEk1 ta j. e. Laelbsy
7hte.dcEi u the tllnota lestrsi
kindpcss tn tu!7lsttnE OIL
AIN aud exrtlltLs ssfrnlnc1t-
thi4 Hct OF the EAry
-sl I1licy On tAe PAL u thAf
.lesnerIY and cosE.ennI
ear rnEfuerr md sasa5tants.
tctc station AEen: D. W.
4steh TIN: AtA tender 70
eets 4 surersaL . - ,
'= ~ y 4at thanks 10 the Pole
. l'--:3 80 kbcs7,.J ts s-Lursed, Atd
LIZ 10 The Iltasares q Tic
xnG. II Hnnt. L. r. Eihk
chi ritz the scutenca Il tsc
mt. Y hasf CHRIS scenErd fuf
Y rIclt1!oE. tcrJcf ovt
i'd tbe wtit tlieS for all theft
&C In the futrrr. r PAID IN Lap
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Chinese E0nEeulQn

NIMFu1s, Jnly 1-TeleRI2ms and letters frpm
ne entire Southwest teatG thAt meetings arc
bang held, and deleaatea appointea, TO tho CHI
i; reese Labor Convention Oh tho lsto. A number
tstng made for tho reception Of the delegates and
. tfgltDrH.
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The BoAsan Traveller any8s AEhS
Callfotnla Whine or llock Wine nvAls In nAvpr
tbs heEt OF lIoek Wines, md costa uuch Rss>
I0Salle street, Chicago, III.
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tems F.cm Ilcutena1t General shrridau's
Headquarters.

Dy command Of Major General Schonela, the
rpue Of the post established on the night tanS Of
Aedicinn Elun Greek, Indian Territory, hcseto1ose
known II "Csmp on Medicine blnn tftek. Aho
n,so n "Camp W1schl.a. Is chacRed 70 fof' s"'.
IN cnrnurnora..on OF the name and services Of
General Joshua v. siI, killed nj the oatue ol
6tune RI.uF. Tcnn-, Dec 81, 1859,
General st8n1cy, conmnndtnG Fort sauy. y. -:
reports the murder Of two yonlg ct.lzens+ notnea
Anderson mud ljende1son, on June s. Al lry
To1pt, On the enxs bank Of she Missouri Tue
nnrder was done bJ Brule Sioux Indians, who
ese1Zed- -...
Major General HartsaH, A A. G., returned 10
Headquarters from the West On Saturday.
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Eve would, bT no means, FccOm-
mend any N ateina which We did not knoW to
be good, pee1tcnlarlF -t1e tnllutA. But 0f Mira.
Window = Soothing sg Fup No csn SPEAK from,
knowledge 1nour oun family, has proved p
viii cofie psns, qsiss siscp, sna is parents IN
brrken srxt NJ nl6ht Be sure and call for " EfE-
Wnklow A9oothtn4 a1rap." having tho .fto-sfntzs-
OF :" CuNlE s Pef1akn on &he outAdo Wfx1ptrA
All Ctttf1 Ere haze lQ{tat4onl
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DIED.

Fnpor I1anxinks and Window
hra1hci, At F. Z ldaoJs, 90 l,sndo'ph ssssst-
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srOEE-In th!s city. on Tho 1tsA sst, n ornAun1p-
Her. a. CtArk Hlnnr. eEcd - yeAEs.
kNnetn ffrH. The re sdcnec Of AA lfoths1t Lev. f.
6tnur. FL Nrst AdAms stfes& TILL A{tunoou 4 {
o'elo<k.
beaver papers tlcssc enrr. ..x
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LOST AND FOUND
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &.

T1oH sALE--A SMALL RLAcEK MARE ,YQukG
Ina Wm,d yyr efeap Inautrc from O'Clock 4 n
I'll l5 b q, III - MkshinEtonss.
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ltrrurilrrss tssourt.
UniAed Et1ta Cpu11t.

s,r,n r. 1lotk1us r. Urytlte u. 1iupklrs- Deere
Of oi,urrs o1, Tho ground Of adultery. Tho IN
vaa neA saa!asy sse aJ ~ "aien .,tss, ,an 1e
ns,rt,rr II Cncfnstowp. Canada. on tho lYth day
81 Uctp,rT, itoo snd Nated thai Al,r lived with
him II And ana dnsial ~tc until ~ ~ nay .; 9.
n;,1 rhr statre thai II that Tine they veto living
iu chicago, but h wont In Nsx 1osk-
kNw tElTN
Cukc. Damages, iI.en, with tayt1s III a!a. hqls
IN rceoytr to5 an elirgrd false arrest and inlss-
pnUEAL ....
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!. HnzoEd II Cuasvcli's Cod k1vor OH
b tho beat
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

Chnd Boston, xass.; Con. c. Thompson, England;
Lucretia Mott, Philadelphia, Pa; William CHASE
nlSDionncs mSDion, s. j.; Il ' powell, New YORK;
j. K H. Wilcoxson Washington, ID: O.; Joseph 4.
Duglale Mount Pleasant Iowa; J. Winsl0w, Brook
lyn n T.: Il. A. Webb, Keene, N H.; r. haskei
West Gloucester Mass; Sarah A. Horton, Rutland,
Vt: Joseph Carpenter. New Rochelle, n. Y; Edmund
Potore, PARIS France; Henry Richards, London
England; r. W. NJ. townsend, Phlladelphia "a;
j. p. Blanchard Boston Mass; Thomas Gar
Pawtucket. 4. l., and others. Henry 4.
Childs NJ d., OF Philadelphia; Lydia A. SchOfed
OF the same place, and o. +. Browning, OF Murray
street New York, were chosen recording secretaries.
Tle following offered by Levi X. J0slins:-
Resolved sympathy 10 to societies for
The cruelty 10 animals and whereas hrosh
Christian nations more men are constantly trained TO be
and as killed by tortuous and piecemea
OF muaton practsed towards animals there
societies should be organized for the prevention Of
cruelty 10 men
animal butchers the most perfect animals and
their kinds; but show folly by sending the
physically perfect Of kind 10 be leaving
the defored and sick be the OF
IL murder, 10 XIII for heather deites is murder and
xii men for polluted politics is murder. and history will
record that the greatest military cheftans OF
Resolved That human beings loo valuable be
iced in
A memorial TO the Indians was also distributed in
The afternoon, and represents that the Union find
the Indian rebeng against cruel aRgressiOus OF
awless white adventirers, government contractors,
agents and spectators, ana advocates peace and
non resistance, which are The guiding motives OF the
organization.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The locomotive OF
passenger train on the New York and New Haven
Railroad, when passing through Fordham at noon
yesterday struck young man, about seventeen
years Old, killing him almost instantly. Deceased,
whose name was not ascertained, had left the city
in company OF q boy named Charles Mott, who says
they met last night at the NewsbOys Lodging House.
and that deceased told him his name was 'Charley."
Coroner Bathaate called Jury and after taking the
boys testimony and that OF the physician who ex,
amined the body adjourned the inquest until today
in order TO obtain the evidence OF the engineer who
was running the train.
BRUTAL ASSAULT BY AN Ex-CoNvICT-Charles
Marshall. the notorious convict, who assaulted his
keeper with shoe knife in Sing Sing prison last
Friday, was yesterday discharged from the latter
place, his term having expired. With his commu
tation money Marshall commenced drinking in the
village. aud while frenzied with liquor brutally
assaulted and knocked down two or three inOffen-
sive citizens He was with much difficulty hand
cuffed, and this followed by claiming his feet;
after which he was brought before Police Justice
Howe, who sentenced hm to four months In the
county jail II is said that an indictment viii be
sought against Marshall for assault with intent to
kill,
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of London (Br, Letch, Liverpoo-John
q Dale.
steamship Helveiia tBr, Thomson, LverpoolNa,ional
steamship smidt G), schweers Bremen--Thiele Mota
Co.
steamship Lafayette Fr) Rosser, Havre George McKeu.
ze.
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Wilmington NC-J LorIlard
Steamship Hateras. Couch, Norfolk-E l. McCready Co
Ship Arcturus Edmonds, Liverpool via lie Preaur-Psa
body, Willis K Co.
ship Gensros tBr Roberts, London-E Morgan. Som.
Bark Atslanta (NG) Hogeman, Bremen -Funch, Edge &
Bark August (NG), Castles Punch Fdv. Co
Bark Morning Star (Brl, Waugh Guantanamo -waydeli
Bark Victoria tNo. Pesen,en, vgo for orders-Funch,
Brig Water Lily, Horton, Rio Grande do Sui benton
Brig johanna mo, Nis.en Perusmbuco for orders
Brig Roseway (Br, hammond. St Thomas Phillips
Collins. f'
Brig Havana, Bennis, Cenfuego. J r Ward Co.
Co.
Brig Mary Maris Br), Fullerton Aricbat--J whitney A
Go. "
Brig C1io (Br, Marsh, Bridgeport CB-Peniston8 4 Co.
Schr Conant, Btandtberg, San Juan--Strout Bros.
schr Jonas smith, Nichols, sagua Jonas Snith Co.
Schr Dandy (Brl Ballard. Harhor Island Jos Eneas
Scbr Annie Lewis, Dayton, Chsreston-N McCrsady A
Schr " Munsou, Dayton, Richmond Van Brnnt n slarht
Schr Menawa, Diss0sway, Baltimore N McCready Co
thwaite.
schr Margaret. Nichols, Gardiner $ G Loud A Co.
Sclr Clara Jane McAllop, Boston--Jed FIVE n Co
schr Warren Flake, Aeservey, Bosion--s Load Co.
ScbI l. Bel, Elv Providence q Racket 4 Go.
scbr v Rarsnew, Holmes Hartford Z; X Racket 4 Rro
soop Report Stepp. New Haven q Racket Bro.
soop Helen Smith, De Castro. New Haver-G X Racket
a Bro.
steamer Tacony Nichols. Philadelphia
steamer fanniei fenton, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
ichols. Philadelphia.
'enton, Philadelphia,
ARRIVALS

REpoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steam igigs,e @ senam Pas?nsr de Frapebln com.
Is 800 horse power, mounis3o guns and has Of s02
steamship pent.ehl.ns !Ssa N.ynaoer, Bremen May
weather up he s:ats 3. ,a;s :. srons westerly winds.
BARK ssea bound ss g W esnS sssa%Ss1
and To- MSrTsy Fso 20 noor' with md'e
Steamship Fania, freeman, Philadelphia with md,e To
ship Jane Fish tof rsomsson Brown Liverpool, - aay.,
bsrk Ariiae, NOR Glenn, Lsshorn March IS with mar.
o; had heavy weather the Msderancsn los, bead pnd
re.eived Other damage
iodse, 70 Norman Harvey "''''
wag s aSs % Co. pew" LAD GpS S 81 Md %a. ss Il
sris A.risn. Ita) ionsqssrao, cepe yslma.. Canary
Z, dsy norih o, bsrhia % nh constant gales from to
slls Go1ss,i. Sssss R'.%er'', TsmpI'o % day. with
,.Brls Edwin Rove Grnse Lsrs " DAYS with sugar to Jas
twsl TOO HAD heht soIthsry and -sstefly wind. Ina
Atlas Mitchell Havana, l2 d,vs With sugar to Miller
Brig Lone s,nr r, kep.ay cerd-ns, "a days, with mo
Brig Martha Or, Gon discc BAY, CB days with coal
1Iis Florence 9 te S,yns Ra'9guu Galveston q DAYS,
ns Sdary WE w. wPo' oi bosS b S'ea company win brig w~
Cor soryi.'i sTsr tsonara az s H,sps
Ja, days, With osrood &c. and passengers 70 Les,
craft q Go. -
sebr V Dlcssns, Csfk, Georges Banks, with hslibut.
10 " Rogers. ~ W." '''"''
schr John Fields, Wilmington, Nc iiys. with naval
.tores, 20 % Powell. - w. ""''''
pchr q \ knsfrs, wrleht. virginia
schr snow, Ihoruiisc Portland, with lumber 10 Born
toms son = Co. W "'i'
schr C0nnrrs, Robinson, Fail River
Schr UivtI Ants, French, Ptovi1ebce f,r geotr.i.vn
DC.
ychr T. Ives Bruniage, Provldeucs
schr Neptune, Rs,nof, Proyidents
schr Flee, Tee Providence.
schr Ira Bliss, Hudson Providence
schr Takepblrg riffel, Proyiiepes
sohr Fleming, Williams Providence
Sehf II Skinner, Trnsher Newport ,or Pbj,ade'uiI,
schr 81 II Carlisle, Potter, Novpors
SahluE WDoten Young, Nevpuft
H-MIsfsIas, Cbsuplin korwirh
schf Hamilton, Snow, Nov Iopdor
Hchr Lncas, Hoyt Hartford
Rrbr Rogers, Hall, Portland Ct
schr Noftham, Pe0u, POr.nJ. Ct
scbr Chancellor poretson, hiis6.s.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
RECKLESS SHOOTING By A NEGRO.

The Fourth precinct police report that at four
O'Clock Yesterday while the sloop Sarah B. Watson,
OF Roslyn, s. l., was swinging out from the dock
foot of James street, some mischievous boys in
dulged in the amusement OF pelting the hands with
stones. Whether aggravated by blow or prompted
by other motives is not known negro named David
Eaton employed on board, seized q gun loaded With
shot and fred led hS me sh ne h9 R%
were dressed by Dr. Armstrong of the Central Police
Office. Captain Tnofne, on learning Of the occur.
renee, despatched officers Qorey, MahQney and
taken at the foot of Jackson street. when the negro
was arrested. later despatch states that Roger
Flynn aged fifteen years, living at No. 341 Water
street, was also wounded in the forehead
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
srpcssy Of A CLOTHING FIRM.

Nearly $500 Worth Of Property heeoveIe"'
Some time last month certain parties called AZ Tue
clothing house OF wnkowski Harleni' 90 WARREN
street. and by representing that they possesseu eAa
facilities for manufacturing clothing, secured aia'ee
amount Of coats and pants cut out ready lot sewing
The total value Of the property thus oolaineo
about 81 ,OoO The goods were to be returned raSa
As they were not returned inquiries were set on IoV
when II was discovered that the contraclois oi ''
work were not very responsible. c.,.,, car
The circumstances were reported 10 SaP,aain a,,na
land, Of the Fourteenth precinct VINO a,S ae.a,.vu
special officer Martinet to recover me proPeiry IN
laborlous search that last night was partially sue
cessful. At the loan ONCE OF ID. Jonnson ioS
Bowery he found 200 pairs OF pants ana sl6V cp,s @
which had been pawned for the sum VI slo0 Apout
$50 pairs of pants and twenty coats are sun unac
counted for, but they Will no doubt pe seeureu ",
day. The value OF the property thus secured ~ rom
$500 TO $1,000. Az the guilty parties have lelt te
city no arrests have been made.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
THE CASE or JOHN ReEAkGkkEi.
His Ante NIortem statement.

Coroner Flynn yesterday proceeded TO Bellevue
Hospital and took the ante mOrtem statement OF
John Renangnani, the Italian boy, Of No. i3 Crosby
street, who is alleged TO have been run over by
rail car iu c9nsequence q being pushed from the
platform by the conductor, as heretofore reported
In the HERALD The lad is suffering from lockjaw
and really is IN critical condition. Below viii be
found the
STATEMENT
On the 9th OF April was called by gentleman
into car which was going down the Bowery 10
play on my violin. While on the car the conductor
threw me out OF the car and the wheel passed over
my leg. | DO not know the car number IL was not
passenger car, but closed car OF the railway,
drawn by four horses.
owing TO the weak and almost insensible condl-
ton Of the injured youth 1t was found Impossible TO
complete his statement, and the further investiga-
tOn in the matter therefore postponed TILL some
day next week. In the meantime other testimony
of Importance may be obtained.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
TW RAsutsufTTs sIlllsa rayaslN;N7.

bo-tos, NAV lf. 1s5q.
The fourth das's playing oi he bUrafd tourna-
meu' was begun by game 10 the afternoon be-
tween X Y. Wlimarth aud X. Davis dnrup winch
Wiuiarih bea, Davis BOO 10 nS Tne winnstis .yer
age was 10 10, ana ms highest runs ST. 5t o. 49, I0z
DAVIS average was 10. The game lasted only forty
minutes aud was 3 one-sded aGalr
Ia the second game j. +. Murphy beat Samuel
touf--1oV to 100. The winners average was Isys
enn ms highest runs 5a, %, 90 ard 49, CoiDy's
highest runs weIo Al ana n
1he evening session was opened by n game
between J.. =. biooks aud samuel Colby, which was
wsa and his highest runs 49, b. ana ~ Coio,,s
niQnest runs were TO- ~ Bnd 30.
Inc second game was won nv n. E. wiluavfh
beating Samuel Colby ly 500 70 2Ss. Mr. wjmarfh's
average Was los and HE highest runs co. 4s t5
~ C2iDy's highest runs we're u, a. ~
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
UNIVERSAL PEACE.



The Universal Peace union held its third anniver.
tary at Dodworth Han. sos Broadway, yesterday
Hhe audience at the morning sednce consisted OF
Nirty persons, OF whom Cora V. Hatch was the most
prominent Tue President OF the Union, Alfred n.
Love, occupied the chair and Julia v. Crouch OF
Mystic Conn.,, and J. 4. wilcox, of " ashlnaton
acted as Secretaries.
An address was delivered by Alfred II. Love. Miss
Crouch read the annual report OF the Union, which
eet forth the following PARTICULARS
The committee appointed at the second spnlver-
cary to confer with Progressive Friends, with the
government OF the United states ana with any other
sources for the furthersuce OF oar principles of
Amiiy and peace with The Indians have the
Appointment and with highly gratifying results.
Tire Progressive Friends adopted our propositions
snd united IN inemorallzing Congress ,snd address
circular letter TO about $50 indian posts. 10 be
interpreted to the Indians, q copy. Of which
she return word from the indians may be
summed up ss splendid. We want 20 see people
wao can send va such messages Of friendship"
Instructions were given 10 the Executive Commit
zee 10 appoint sub-committee 10 aid In the edtlng
" TIE bond n Fe5ce, ana they report that they
hsNe siten4ed 70 - and are pleased 10 refer 10 the
enlarged sheet ~ fte BoJtd now twelve ny nine
inches aud Containing sixteen pages. with
hope " en,eriane1 thai this ony radical
peace paper "a America Will receive a more liberal
bsughier 600 Arcn street PhlIaielp6ai the com.
pitiee appointed on the propositions Of alliance
Prom tnh iCate Union At bavte, France. reported
10 ihe tAerNilss committee that ihc offer ma 10 bv
as had bren accepted, aud that their society ~ well
~ ours. woud hereafter We known as the Universal
'vccce tuicn.
Resolutions were onered IN 'he forenoon. bn, No,
Accerfed ~ the sense of ~ meeting.
TIE 4ifcTHuJn So siOu, held at two O'Clock was an
crt. t.oMng ~ peace and br0neIv love- The fore
par II gIc afternoon session wm consumed m tho
trgding - eicH iIum sympaihizefs VIZ 49,
NJ frihssil, Mise nundoun, ~ BaiI.
more: D.. Howard Maico'nl president ~ the
american icalc ley ~ Nos'Un ~. Wm. liHbs
snl ALTERS. Igc tu..rwiuE viCe prtsidgDts we're
ch0sep lev ' j. J1'lW Providence, j.. l.; A. Il.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY II, 1850.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine attend the delivery
will be by the following extract from the
of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1865
Resolved, That after April 1855 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship in the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
uS- The Office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at Whitehall slip All from
and consnees the masters of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
L0sC BLAND.

AyoruER OLDEST M ruE Lose isGAsp Rhlt.
RoAp..-EarIy Yesterday morning y freight train ou
the Long leland Railroad, consisting OF an engine
and three ears was thrown from the track near
Jarnsica by the overnrDing Of rail. The engine
was thrown oG near the Rockaway road. As It was
running at last rate OF speed u did stop until II
reached Division street blocs further 90. The
engineer bowed down brakes and lespod from the
engine, and the freDan followed ms cxsmp!e. The
largo Dainbcr Q1 rtgp9Ies upcn The rsm ut1ped
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
PEEasA.LL.

SrRIsE AMONG THE BRICEMAKERs ALONG THE
HUDsoN.-Three hundred ana twenty-five brick
makers employed in nine brick yards in the vicinity
OF Peekssili. have struck for higher wages. A for
midable strike is again expected at Haverstraw the
bosses having reduced the wages and stated that they
will not give way. A prominent brickmaker IN
Peekskl says brick will be sold for less tnat ten
dollars per thousand The wages OF cOmmon
laborers have been reduced from two dOllaSs and
fifty cents 10 two dollars per day.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY l5 lsee-rRPLE SHEET.

on one after another sustaining sprains and bruises
OF slight nature. As the engiae and cars kept IN
motion rails and ties were to be seen leaving tner
places, while others were so firmly spiked as TO be-
to get the engine and cars upon the track and 70
clear away the debris, which they accomplished IN
about three hours. The original OF the run on
Is attributed to the overurning OF rail. II is stated
that there have been other accidents OF similar
thrown from the track twice on the Hampstead
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

c,esrsdBsrk Queen Of Scots dBr Iocshan, Gresnoefi
lOth-Put in, ship Nordboen tNorl, Haegman, from 81
Marys Ga for Montevideo, In distress.
14th-Arrived, schr Mary Collins. Boston.
sATlLLA, Ga April 29-Arrved brigs John Freeman, Ba-
kerr ito load for Canary Isands 3oth Nom
ery swara, swartz 10 load for Bo.tonl
SALEM. May l0Arrved schrs VIM Walton, Reeves, Phil
Sailed schrs Orion from Ensworth, Newark Berry from
Calais), NYork.
llth-Arrived schrs wellington, Barbour, Georgetown
DC; Townsend Risey, and Sawyer Norwood. Phila.
South Amboy: Agnes Young, Ezabethpoit; Lincoln,
Davis; Agoina, Smith, Castilian, Jordan Hoboken
Golden Rule, Walls Jersey City Robinson, Harding,
York.
sailed-schr p Tasker Allen, PHILADELPHIA
l2th-Arrved schrs Abigail Jennings, Matihews Eleca
Bailey Smith James Ponder, Hudson Sarah Reed, Reed
p A Sanders, Carroll Philadelphia.
ssiled-sehrs Alabama, Bryant streaker, vsngder,
and John Stockman Price, Philadelphia.
TAUNTON. May I0-Arryed, schrs Charles Trefethen,
Woodbridge NJ; Roanoke, Hathaway, do Sale Cbarre,
Simmons, Ezabethport.
iith~Arrved schrs James Nelson, Macomber, Hobokep
Whistler, Keefe, NY0rk.
sailed-schrs Ida, Phillips and John Lozer hacomber,
NYork.
wAREHAM May 12-Arrived, schr Angler, Besse Nyorx.
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SHIPPtN G NE w s.
Almanac Tor New York-..rhi, Day.
Weather Along the Coast.

Sun rises ...... 4 40 Moon sets. ....eve / OF
Sun sets....... 7 10 High water. eve ! 26
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MRS. sOUTHwORTHs NEW WORK: =,
THE CHANGED BRIDES. Mrs. Emma ID. y. n.
Southworth and HANS BREJTMkNNS NEW BOOK, en-
titled HANS BREITMANN "ABOUT TOWN." and other
Ballads, published this day by
7. B. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
and for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.