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The New York herald., 1869-02-15
ARRIVALS.

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Rchr 3 Fort, FORT Virginia.
achr John Ward, Tnman, Baltimore.
echr J Paine, Young Baltimore for Fall River.
gchr James Lonv. baltimore for New Haven
schr Daniel Holmes, Rubon, Baltimore.
schr julia r Unmsrr Liervey, Philadelphia.
schr Chancellor, Hil, Milestone, Me.
schr Arcuariua Gregory Rockand, with lime o James
schr Broadncld Croweli Portland, Ne, for Baltimore
gohr southcruer Darling Portland, Me- for Philadelphia
srhr Danl Mcphee Smith, New Bedford for Baltimore.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ELsEwHERE.


Newbug.
NEwBURG, N. Y, Feb. IA 1869.
The churches IN this city were unusually well at
tended to-day especially the Catholic and Episcopal
churches their services having especial reference TO
the Lenten fast In ST. Patricks church three morn
ing masses were said and the rules end regulations
for the observance OF the fast were read by Rev.
Father BRADY. In the Episcopal churches-St.
Georges and st. John's-the topic Of discourse was
Christ's fast in the wilderness. The three days
Christian convention OF last week was improved in
several Of the pupits.
= Rev. @. II. Mandeville, OF the American Reformed
church. devoted one sermon to the topics suggested
by the Convention. His text was, .sAm my
brothers keepergr Rev. DR.. Osbon. presiding
elder OF the Newburg district preached In Trinity
Methodist church the doctrine OF hell set forth
in the narration OF Dives and Lazarus lie CON-
batted the widespread modern 0isbeef In he'll OF
excruciafing and eternal torment for the wicked.
man, but one who lacked the zone thing needful,n
and said many Of the same sort nowadays would
sometimes wake up and lind themselves in hell.
clated in the United Presbyterian church, hs morn
ing discourse being on the Lords Supper. Sermons
were preached before the Young Mems Christian
Association as follows:-W westminster Reformed
'Christ, the Model Young Man, West Newourg
Methodist church, Rev. DR.. Watt, Of Poughkeepsie
subject duties and Responsibilities Of the Young
Four hundred children were taught in the Follow
ing mission Observation-Disclosures street. Presbyterian
and Methodist; washington street, Baptist Quas
sale Creek Methodist. Rev. Wendell Prime, the
recently chosen pastor, occupied the pulpit OF the
Union Church.
An extensive revival IS in progress at Rossville,
six miles from Newburg. Forty persons have be en-
converted. The praying band are laboring there
to-day
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

aIl'-wfl favor TIE Jersey Jakes ana Jaminnas OF
Newark with standard tragedies al this week. ne
win be supported BY MI. George II. Clark ana MISS
Miss Anna y. Dlckinson ana the worell sisters
divide tne honos ~ Chicago where both are the ac-
The Lyster Opera troupe are giving English opera
with much success In San Francisco.
MSS s member 1 the noDus
theatre In Vienna.
A DRAMATIC company under the management Of
Messrs. Brookes and Fyffe are giving series OF
dramatic representations in Bridgewater Barbadoes,
under the patronage OF General Ainsley, the Gov
every week, which thus far have been extremely
successful sLeah, personated by Miss Lizzie Gale
was on the bills at last accounts.
the 20th inst for the benent OF his troupe who lost
their baggage and eects BY the late terrible disaster
.'Foul Piayr WIN receive fair play in Memphis. on
the sth Of March, with Miss Fanny B. Price in the
roe OF Helen Rolleston.
gaining both renown ana fortune as they glide
slowly along They appear shortly in Cleveland:
asn l jarrett n ass,, Palmer q NDos
London, for o new drama.
For singing $50 times at the Paris Varieties during
tne Rasi year Mademoiselle Schneider has received
o0.00of To this amount may be added 10000 re-
celved In the provinces during her vacation, making
total annual income OF lao, ,O00f
st. Petersburg letter calculating the number Of
cameias IN the seventy bouquets thrown at the feet
OF Adelina Patti (Marquise de Caux on the opening
Va eiO bcuSou OuCu uOW "a
at the average price OF A., makes out that the ora
tribute PEI to the diUG by the public on that one
evening cost $4,000
Captain Wailing Everard assistant private secre
tary to the vlcer0y or Ireland, Is dead. He was
pleasant, popular gentleman In Dublin. and besides
being generally the manager often appeared in pri-
vate theatricals.
Emerson lectured IN Providence, his subject bear
ing the characterstlc title OF Leasts and Mosts."
Fannie Price succeeded LOtta at the St Charles In
New Orleans as Eliza In "After Dark.n
Mrs W: II. Riley PLAYED Romeo to Miss Prentice's
Juliet in Indianapolis.
That good old panorama known to rural fame as
"Banvard's Holy Land" was unrolled in Newark last
Friday and Saturday.
The Hanlons gave velocipede reception last Fri
day night.
verdant youth from the wtlds OF Bourbon county,
KY, divided the attention or the audience with "Trip
Van Wrinkle" at the Louisville theatre by hanging
very long leg and very large boot over the dress
the humorous Rip, who soon laughed him out Of 1t.
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lIiddiefown.

MIDDLET0WN, ". n, Fec. Ia, 1869.
The regular church services held in all OF tho
eight churches OF this town to-day. At the Episco-
pal church the Rev. Alexander Capron, rector, be-
nvered an excellent discourse on the duties OF
churchmen during the Lenten season.
At the First Presbyterian church Rev. DR.. Seward
officared, and delivered an eloquent general dis
course.
At the Second Presbyterian church Rev. Charles
Beattie took for his textth eighth verse OF the
enteenth chapter or st. Matthew-"And when they
had lifted up their eyes they saw man, save Jesus
only.n
At the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. ]. a. Oak
ley pastor took for his text Acts ninth chapter sixth
verse-'He trembling with establishment, saId,
Lord. what wilt Thou have me to dorn
In the First Baptist church Rev. DR.. Mickles, OF
New York, oiiiciated taking his text from First Co.
rinthians, twenty second verse:-"All things are
yours.r The theme, 1.-THE Christians Heritage,n
was made the basis OF an eloquent and impressive
discourse.
The regular services were held at the Old School
Baptist church, Elder Gilbert Beebe officiating.
At the Congregational church Rev. Charles A.
Harvey delivered splendid discourse In the morn
ing. Subject-"The Excellences OF Christianity"
In the evening he delivered another very pleasing
discourse on success and Failure Illustrated or
the Right and the True Pledge OF Success.r
At -. Joseph's Catholic church the regular SER
vices were held at eight O'Clock In the morning,
Rev. Father Andrew O'Reilly officiating. vespers at
four O'Clock +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
Crra CH SERVICES IN CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Feb IA. 1869.
This m0 A ing. at the Chapel street church, Rev.
MIR. Eustice the pastor, preached. The subject OF
his discourse the futllliy Of the Christian
aeayorinr ia >erform Christian duties according TO
method or plaza. The Almighty had plan for every
msn and he sho ud endeavor to conform to II and do
good as the opportunity occurred.
In the evening the united service OF the Congrega-
. tousi churches was held at the same church, when
Mr. EusticeN rresched upon the subject OF the
Fashionable Nan, his theme being suggested by the
text-aAud Ponuus Plate said, What ia truthf' lie
mad no know edge OF the import or truth OF
religion so ~ The fashionable man Of to-day
whose M nd Il rapped up In thoughts OF nne dress
and eauInaQe bans a7d banquets
AT Inc First NJ eihcdist Church Rev. Dr.. Phelps
.,reaehed taking fw his theme the reflections upon
re subject OF faitf and hope as suggested by the
stsry of me uanaicss who, while wandering among
ahe fombs had the esul spirits sent out Of him into
tbc swine by the saviour. .
In the afternoon at the same church Rev. Mr..
riefcber the pastor delivered discourse upon the
wor,ls-ayye preach Chri Vt cruciDed.v Al the North
church IN the morning tlie pastor, Rev. Mr. Clark,
ureacbsd upon the sublec,-"1he offices and func.
in the evening al Sc. Pa7l's church the united
service or the Episcopal churches was held KEY. MT
Brewster Of Christ church, preached upon me suo.
Sect-"A new aud conifjte heart tue teachhS oi ihe
, Neprcb.w
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
NEW AMERICAN OCEAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
IRON the Boston Transcript, Feb. 1871

IFrOm the BOstOn TTanscrIpt, FeD. I3.J -
petition was presented In the Massachusetts
State Senate yesterday afternoon from Joseph b.
Stearns ana Others OF Boston for incorporation as
The American Transatlantic Cable and Telegraph
chasing laying, maintaining and operating one or
more submarine cables from some point on the
coast OF Massachusetts, by way Of the Western
islands, to such point on foreign coast as
shall be hereafter determined. This is the
first endeavor TO lay an ocean cable
owned BY an American company, and the stock
held altogether In the United States We understand
that the enterprise In the hands of men OF ample
means-ndeed, that the capital represented In 1t Ii
sufficient to lay five telegraphic cables across the
Atlantic. The amount inserted In the charter will
probably beItve millions OF dollars. Persons whose
credit stands the highest in Boston. New York and
Philadelphia largely interested in the project,
and sustain 1t with all their influence An extensive
concern for manufacturing such cables In New York
Is ready to proceed Immediately with the business
OF making the necessary wire, and will guarantee
the production OF cable twice the c0nductivty OF
the present Atlantic telegraph.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

Roper, Young Mems Father Mathew Total Absti-
nence Benevolent Society, No. s; Patrick Carberry.
St James Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Benevo-
lent Society-all Of Brooklyn. On motion vote Of
services during the past year. On motion COM
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. John Finley, John
O,Conn0r and John Mahar, was appointed TO hire o
permanent place OF meeting for the Convention. 1t
Is to be hoped that q warmer room may be hired as
the cold intense IN the place where the meet
ing was held yesterday afternoon a. to cause some
at least TO feel very uncomfortable. The Convention
was in session over three hours and finally ad-
journed TIL Sunday, the 2lst inst
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

THE HoosAC TUNNEL.-The completion OF the
work at the west end OF the Hoosac tunnel, upon
which contractor has been engaged for the past
two years. was celebrated in North Adams, Mass, on
Tuesday night. banquet To the workmen was
given on the OCCASION TO which about 100 sat down.
work has always been at the west end, and as this
obstacle has now been overcome 1t is believed that
the entire work, gigantic as 1t is, be successfully
accomplished. Mr.. Farmer is the contractor who
celebrated the completion Of hts work on Tuesday
night
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
SHIPPIN G N E W s.
Almanac for Now York---rhls Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY II, 1869.


Captains and Purse Of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for tho HERALD TO
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht Deet. The New York Associated Press now
coec. marine reports attend the delivery packages
win be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship news IN the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The once of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JHANNETrK at Whitehall slip All communications from
consgnees the of inward bound YES
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
MCINTYRE a co,
4 MEDICAL WONDER,

Rheumatism, Neurnsa and Gout, In their worsketaees;
scrofua, kings Eyi Erysipclss old ulcers and worst
snsss q diseases s q the blood great Debility Liver coan
this soversgn pusiasr II has been tested BY the public
twenyone years II has cured hundred housnnd cnssss
and never fails when taken directed. II certain
tive Tor Fhtus IN All curable the fousst old
ulcerss even where the bone has become carries
any mineral.
rrnsRe depot 2is Grand street. Sold by drugsisss %
Dyairs fnra snuG' isc. permanently cures cs,arrb
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
POughkeepsie.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Feb a. 1862
Despite the clustering, threatening weather, the
churches here to-day have been generally well at
tended. In all eleven churches were opened, the
greatest interest centerng at the Heddng Methodist
Episcopal church, in South Glover street. Rev. W. c..
Smith, pastor. At that place Of worship an exten-
sive revival mas been in progress for weeks and
people from all parts OF the city ock to it. Tonight
being unable TO obtain admission. The exercises
were very spirited and persons who have hereto
fore stood aloof from the house OF worship partic
pated them. At the other churches in the city the
usual sermons were attentivelylistened to. At Tenn
perance Hall, in Mill street, Walter Harrington de-
irered an address on the political Part OF tne Tenn
perance Question:" and also read an original TEN
perancc poem.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

mort Catholic cburches held the. usual services for
the nrst Sunday in Lent. In the early part OF tno
day the weather was veyy pleasant ano Laf8o CON-
gregntt0ns stteuded the churches genersnys
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS

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The New York herald., 1869-02-15

BRrpGEPoHss Conn, fep. ~ 1852
ser, ices appropriate to the first Sunday 10 Lent
were h, VI in all the Episcopal churches 10 TINS Guy
to-day srge congregations attet ded the North ana
south Co, Nregational churches Ihe hesnoa's'
churches W, We also largely attendedAand avery IN
terestsng sun ty school concert was given az fne-
East Brldgepol Methodist Episcopal cl'urch IN Inc
evening. The saptist and Presbyterian churches
ah,ut the usual VngregatiOn 40 the Uni iversaiis.
churches A colebi sted trance speaker addressed
the society o sprItu MSS n .aayete hal "a cent en
1lrlftias we're addre sed by syman in the aft,'r-
noon 81 AuguslIil a.. uaoici aud tie East Brdgs-
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

Fatal OccrRRgNcE.-Dr. w. NJ Jennngs a promI-
nent phyAcian, and an estimable citizen Of Titus
vilie "a, accidentay poisoned himself on Tuesday
last ano aien IN great agony. IL appears that Dr.
Jennings mad been complaining OF a pain In the
chest and nnaly visited drug store 10 obtain medi
tently took dose OF what ne supposed 10 Ike tine
turc OF orange peel but which unfortunately proved
70 De uncture OF ac0nite Powerful cmetics and
wrong antidotes were Administered, but all 10 NO
purpose. vomiting was succeeded by commissions,
and few hours after taking the poison he ex-
OF Dr. jennings appears almost Impossible IA
happening to medical man. but II can be ex.
planned by stating that the contents OF the
bottle OF orange ncturc and that OF anconife looked
precisely alike and that when taking down the bottle
ana pouring out the draught the doctor's attention
and he did not notice the difference The ioss OF
Dr. Jennings y deeply felt By the community Or
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
Musical ana Theatrical Notes.


Dark, - "Ihe Lancashire nhss'' and Jenny Enge are
the sensations in the Crescent City.
Miss Agnes Ethel wIll personatc juliet and Mr..
II. A. Gossln Romeo for our Yankee cous ms IN
Hartford this evening.
sol smith is said to be dying. His sons--Mark
smith and SOL Jr, went on to st. Louis Immediately
on receipt fthe intelligence
"Not for Joe--Tne on at that Mrs. Barney VII.
llams has three solitaire diamonds valued at
The CincInnatians are plunged into ecstatic bliss
over the aerial gymnastics and pink tights Of the
aaiessle BROWN with Miss Lockhart ss Jessie
II the dramatic novelty this week In Salt Lake City
"Ixionv win be produced for the first time In Bal
timore this evening at the Holiday.
Max strakosch has thrown up the engagement for
the Kellogg concert IN Troy which was 10 have been
given on the 18TH Tne rr9lans are dreadiully dis
going 10 console themselves, Inusically, OF course
with the oratorio Of 'Judas Maccabaeusn
aThe great Zoyarau and "the. wonderful Ieonr--
not the ''Only'-arc performing. In a circus In San
Francisco.
spoonn tnot Buffers, and other curiosities are the
attractions this week at the Boston Museum.
Richmond ia made happy with antics Of an ltine-
Mr.. Boucicaulf is engaged on drama for Drury
Lane theatre, which y 70 combine the domestic. ro-
mantle and spectacular elements. This, however.
down in naine" for the edihcaion Of the Port.
M. and Mrs. Barney Williams are creating quite
nsrore In Philadelphia.
The Richings English Opera troupe VIII open in
Troy on "wednesday evening, with "Martha.r Ca
militia Urso, the lady vionist, fddles In the same
city on the same evening.
ssThe Colleen Bawnn Is the attraction al present in
Rochester,. Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Jones sustain the
leading roles.
Miss Leo Hudson ID playing round OF ahorse
opera" characters In spanPled tights In Memphis.
In Nle new piece entitled "ihe Lost Cause; or The
Red Crook" Miss Hudson appears az Richmond, 10
wniclkJ-oe she is creating quite sensation.
tr1n6 and Aujac viii sing IN ''lA ffrichole for tlic
apprecLVtive Hubtee this cve1ina
nr. I'd win Forrest--"tne MODEST Roman Of thcm
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States No publicity. No charge TIL divorc
obtained. Advice free. Also Notary Public Commits
sioner OF Deeds for every State.
y. I. KING. Counsellor at Law. sss Broadway.
A MCINTYRE a Co,
"A. BANKERS AND BROKERS',
SIG Canal street and 17b Chatham,
Dealers In AL kinds of Government Secufes Gold aud
Silver foreign and domestic, bought sod nj the daily
quotations Information furnished and prizes promptly
cashed In Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries.
A BS0LrTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different statefDcscrtion, &C., sufficient
pubicItv No charge until divorce obtained Advice
N. HOUSE, Attorney, 7s Nassnu street. :
A WONDERFUL BOOKLET ALL SUFFERING
IA from Deafness blindness, badness, cAtarrh noises III
the head discharges from the ear consumpon lungs
ughtness OF the chest cough, sung alton %
phegm, disease flesh heir 10, enclose i0c %
Bond street, New York, for Mrs NJ g. BROWNS MctAphyscn
Pamphlet OF 81 worth hundreds OF dollars
and also to inqulring minds.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15
TElt@lpYc NEWS ITEMS.

Praicis McQuade, machinIst Of Loweil, IL under
arrest In Boston, charged with making bogus Ave
cent pieces.
Major General Lorenzo Thomas, who has been In
specting the national cemeteries In the Southwest,
ieit Memphis for Washington saturday evening.
'The regular semi monthly meeting OF the woman's
suffrage Association was held In st. Louis on Satur
asy AFTERNOON, and was far more numcrously attend
Ell than any previous one.
Frank Bigelov, OF Springfield Mass, q brakeman
on tne Boston ana Albany RallToad, fell between the
cars OF rapidly moving freight train Worcester
junction on Saturday by which accident both legs
we're severed from his body, resulting In death
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

gchr Kate Callahan, Arsy New Haven. H
schr Robert Smith, Gleason, hew haven.
Schr Lady Adams Evans, New Haven for Elxnbeihport
Schr Jas Hewitt Foster New Haven Tor PhlAdelphia
6chr Broexe Munson, Norwich
6chr r Payuter, Hawkinn, Bridgeport
achr Escort, small, Bridgeport.
echr @ Hazard, Clark, bridgeport.
achr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbic. Stamford.
Gchr Geo Gnlum, Rankin, SAybrook.
schr Downing Mott Genwood.
Schr Ameia, Lynch, Roslyn.
schr Geo PaRe, Tryon, Huntington.
wind n sunset z, frosh.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
Woman,s Dreams.

hA'lss 9'.s' 7 n NO. '--'aslI91
She sat alone in the moonlight, her beauti
full cheek resting on her hand, so soft and
dimpled. You could T H. as you looked at
her, that her thoughts were far AVA, and
that she was thinking OF something beautiful.
her eyes were wistful; her lips were softly
pressed together; the dlmples in her cheeks
naa d'eu oat, and only the dimpie IN her chin
i , tnat little rosy cleft, the impress OF
lives lives Inger. one was less glowing than at
myself as looked at her, that she was near
S 81 heaven , .nam We ..s coarser mortais, and
souseJ " nnoM maiener ler neart turned IT.
nore pPa IA s,at per sne u'q DO near me.
so,lr u, tha ~. ar no ~, az .ouehed ner
4 tas.swav sm,la s snc ,ooa as up anu smiieq
.aA-eNay e a1, esucii az an anger might.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

N 8. sSany rhsusnnds Uan Tessffs 80 n h,s
by UAhappy ExperieRcc!
foung men troubled with emlssions In slesp,-a
ranteo or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted by one VI
more young men with the above disease, s0sas CT
1bom are as weak and emaciated a. though they had
the consumption, and BY their friends supposed &c
save it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct courHe OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

The Nedt ctsse fOs. fAfA
WHOOPING COUGH.

DopD's NERvrNE and 1nvigolator Civ agr a.
BILE and almost instant relief U the spasms Whoop-
ing Cough. This Is complaint thai allchilren are
expected 70 have; and when tcomes, 60 saw
tie or nothing being done TO break its intensity or
help the sufferers along. And when il Is renected
tnat very many OF the diseases OF older ana adult
Whoopng Cough, this neglect would be utterly un-
accountable but Ior tue that chd<en's diseases
~ - many o. tne wesknessss o. women srecons, el
come ST icaliy unconcerned about them. lei them
cough 1t through, we did, seems gene. All, 10 be
the unteeiin word. lWhooping cough is a nervous
disease, an Dodd's Neryne ami In veorator treats it
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers, IRF m ana
save your little the worst agonyo this Distress
ing affection. reand beneicent medicine