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During the day large number of prizes awarded
10 the exhibitors who made the better display Of vegea
blcs, fruit, flowers, &c.
The bodies of Miss Barton and Miss Miller,
drowned at Milton, n. j., on Sunday night, picked
up OF that place yesterday morning.
Conrad Newman, age 9, run over on the
9th inst. by FOrtysecDnd-st. and Grands at the
of Tenhave. and Thirty died yesterday
The German Democratic Club of the Seventh
Senatorial District met ast night and resolved that ap
pontments to office were not properly distributed among
the Germans
Ethelred Woodward, convicted of passing
counterfeit 25 cent stamps, on the testmOnyo Kaudle
and Marshall, now under arrest for stealing bonds was
discharged yesterday by Judge Benedict on bis own re-
coSnizance.
At meeting Of the Board of Health yes
teray the sanitary Inspector was authorized To take
charge Of the removal Of the contents Of sinks until the
executors OF Mr. Thomas Andrews, the former CON
held '''' -''''' ''i' u '"' ''"'-'e'
Louis Lindauer, who at the last term of the
U. Circuit Court, pleaded guilty 10 carrying policy
tened 10 six months imprisonment therefor was par;
dOned by President Grant eSerday the petition OF
Dlstrict-Attorney Plerrepont All others.
During the reception given the 9th Regiment
House, the latter was served with a summons in an
ton entitled Irwin IL Mcbride against the Erie Railway
Company Fisk took the paper believing 10 to be an APP
peal for some favor but finding out ito character threw
II aside, aud forgot all about it. The case came up for
trial in the First judicial District Court and the deen-
dants not appearing default was taken; Yesterday
with s. costs.
The German Young Mems Christian .AssOci-
alton held strawberry and musical festival last evening
No 60 LudOw-st gain funds to further the cause Of
Christianity In that locality Mr. Peter Kehr addressed
the meeting the effect that efforts should " maze,
and measures taken 10 elevate the mind OF the German
children more than had done heretofore This sub
iect had been too much neglected. He alluded TO the
City OF NewYork being the great center metropolis or
the Union and should il be the great center Of the
German mind Of this country And how is this end 90 be
accomplished except by beginning at the foundation OF
tbe matter-bv educating the children. German music
was then discussed to the delight of the numerous ana
ordfe visible
To tempt palate The festivities were continued AD
a very late hour , -
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ONE WORD MORE FROM "THE MAN WHO WON'T
BOLT"
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent, Justice" claims
lhat majority Of the voters in both the
Democratic and Republican parties are OPP
posod 10 the continuance Of the income tax,
and attempts TO substantiate his argument by
asserting that the tone Of the press" of both parties in
dcates such Opposition. assert without fear Of sue
ccSf contradiction, that great majority Of either
party IL not I'm favor Of its further continuance are in
different 10 whether il is imposed not. The number
who will have the tax to pay hereafer-provded the ae
tOn of the House Of Representatives if sustained IN the
saaiecannOt be than COO and among those in
euded IN that number alone, will there be found any
opposition to, OF dissatisfaction with the tax
Moreover, those who in favor Of this tax are the
men who regardless of their best interests rushed
20 the defence of our mpeled country and devoted the
beet years Of their lives IN maintaining her liberties;
while the representatives of wealth, general thing
remained at home in and luxury, engaged
in multiplying their dollars the income from which they
nov opposed TO paying tax upon.
Further deny that the opposition Of the Press in
The least indicative OF the sentiment OF the people The
leading papers Of the country are 10 great degree
owned and edited, Influenced by OF wealth who
would naturally condemn tax which is source OF
{Nucc ana expense 70 themselves. REPUBLICAN,
h0ffet, Pa, June 90 1870,
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DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The new Roman CatBOuc CnuIch Oh INC
Immaculate Conception at Princeton was dedicated
yesterday with imposing ceremonies Bishop Becker OF
Wilmington, Del performed the dedication services,
assisted by Monsigneur Seton OF Madison Ceebrant,
Father John PassiOnst Deacon Father Peter OF rfen-
ton subDeacon; the Rev. Mr.. Brady of New-York was
Master OF Ceremonies; Father Young or NeW-1OrK
were present, Including a large choir from New-York.
The present pastor OF the Church is Father Moran and he
has built up large congregation az Princeton within
few years The edce is OF the English gothic style
of architecture of the thirteenth century built OF brick
with brOwn-stOne trimmings Is 80 by 40 feet IN dinei-
SiOns, and cost 10000.
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PRINCETON COLLEGE.

The programme for Glass Day at Princeton
College has been promulgated The exercises viii com
meuce at p. H., on Monday next, in the church The
Glass poem is TO be delivered by Thomas d. suplee.
Penn, followed by the Glass Grafton, by Thorn b. Bowl
D. c.; tho Glass ode by Adrian H. Jone, n y (sung ny
the class prayer by the President OF the COege inc
hymn Blest be the tie that binds sung by the GLASS;
and 10 conclude with the benodictiOn.
On Sunday evening Dr. McCOsh will preach the Bacca-
laureate sermon. ~,
At the conclusion of the Commencement exercises te
College Base Ball Nine viii make tour OF the Eastern
Colleges and play Yale, Harvard, Amherst 81 Johh ;
Colleges and Brown University, beside the LOWeu CIu
Of Boston and the Star Club of New-York.
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III
H B0ARD-On WEDNESDAY June a. Matilda Board Of Pct4s
Inc mineral VIII tahe place a. ue a. ~ %
the Zith inst at o'clock in The afternoon The relatives and friends
re- ny I Ss6 70 f S. CY.se WI" DC In "aSS f'
DBAARBST-On Wednesday night Mr. james Demarest aged 70
s euds and those of his sons Rev LWm H. and James an4
ofhs sonnaw Miller invited attend his funeral Sab
No. 255 West Ffty-fstst
FULLERTON THURSDAY june o. Mary Fuller Youngest daughter Of
Andrew and NJ Fuller aged 10 months and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family are nysd to attend The Poa
and stN L. III O'Clock NJ S1T
Tuesday evening June a. Charles J. PoI agel % years
relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to e.s
tss funeral a. the IeS p o 5, ms n I n G,s,
will dPOtpn arrival Of the Il N train Central Railroad os
Ncw.york.
KR,TINeOu Tuesday June Clarence Eugene Heating the l3
E relatives and invited attend the funeral services ss
Memorial Casrch corner WayeF place AMI West EeyenhGt.
Friday June o. p The remains will be inferred TnHii,
MACY-on THURSDAY morning June John Macy the '5h yea.
TIE rste. and friend, Of the family respectfully invited attend
bis funeral from the Messiah, Thirty OarhI and Psrh
y sS1 SSn FS4s d2s + oo S' ''' "' %
MOON-On Wednesday inst short Illness John Moon r.,
and Margaret Moon the residence his parents IN
Es.ss Of funeral hereafter.
sAgKRTT THURSDAY "a inst Robert c.mlsy Ouly Coz
The respectfully invited to attend The funeral
the residence Of his parents EJ sa Teuth't 90 SATURDAY June -
uTLEYou Third day 2lst INST, Sarah D. Perry Uy Anf
Rves and friends are invited to ,tend the funeral Sixth day CFni
inst, 10 from No. S5 OurhaTe third door below Thirty
wBELogKsuaaeuly Wednesday p Madge Robertson, wifi.
Dr. whOck and daughter Of the late Archibald R0OesOa
Fs5is are Invited to funeral service; at 10 O'Clock hi; E
da morning Thtfurths Iniernen At Laurel Hill
Phiade lphia, SATURDAY morning, 18th inst
yuLIsAt New Hamburger Dutche THURSDAY morning.
s r .nd ,es Of the family are respectfully invited to a,eua
his house Of his father on saturday the 18th nst a
the a. N. tranf from NewYors.
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Gov. Palmer of Illinois has written a strong

Gov. Palmer of Illinois has written strong
letter in favor OF the adoption of the new Constitution
for that state recently submitted by the State Conyen-
ton There seems be but little doubt as TO the adop
ton Of the Constitution by the People, If the voice OF the
press may be regarded that of the People.
At the Democratic Congressional Convention
at New-Albany yesterday the Hon. W. c. Kerr was re-
nominated for Congress on the first ballot
The Republicans of the With Congressional
District OF Indiana have nominated the Hon John Co
burn for reelection.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
for the WITH Ohio District nominated j. F. Kinney foI
Congress.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONVENTION

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONVENTION
The Newark Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. embracing Sussex, Passalc' bersen
Warren. Norris Essex and Hudson Counties ana nun
herring about GO cergymen met in Trinity church' view"
ark Yesterday morning. Beside the cierca tneio was
one lay delegate present from each parish aIn nheimer
n aIh he meeting to order The Rev MT
nn nonted secretary. The Rev. MI Sayre was aiIeI
Nas adpoiuted nermanent Secretary, and the rev Dr
lodge Of Newark Dean. Committee TO dfi ny sS
I gnan@e committed appointed Inc lay
ruier are not yet admitted The session VIII last TWO
OF three days
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POLITICAL.
OREGON ELECTION
The Edly OregGniGA of the 9Th inst, refer
rIns . the recent olectIon IN thnt State. save.

me rdHy OTegGn'GA OF the 9th inst, refer
ring to the recent election In that State, says:
The Democrats have certainly carried the Legislature
and the chances that they have elected their State
ticket by small majority. On Congressman the result
elected. wv ''''' ~ fV'''''' 'l"' "'''on 10
The conesthis year carried on by the Repup
te state was 1000 Democratic. All Republicans realized
at the commencement and throughout every stage OF
the campaign that ~ overcome these odds tremendous
effort would be required To carry the Legislature
would be especially difficult for the reason that there
were several very close counties, and 10 lose
any one OF them would give the Legislature to the
in which it could hardly be expected that the Democrats
would allow tair election and the result seems to
publican party has fought through the campaign with
courage and hope and though rs 1t now appears has
son for disbursement a fair election and 100 more
votes, would certainly have given the Republicans the
Legislature and their state ticket, If defeated, is de-
feated by majority quite insignificant when compared
with the Democratic majority ia the last general election
The election demonstrates that the Republican party ia
full Of vitality ana ygOT and that IL is gaining glOund AT
rate which viii surely place in the ascendant in this
state in the next election IL gong forward on the
rising tide; and though thas not on this occasion
pllshed what it was aiming at it has come 50 very
IT, and that too in the face OF diseouragg odds, that it
can make another fight hopefully and with every pros
peet OF success; new G 10 o GGig upon oregon
Republican, and two years hence we shall be able to
and active population sufficient to outvote all the
escapsdes who were driven here during the civil war; is
coming into the State The changes that taking place
In our industrial condition. the new era OF life and ac-
tvy upon which our state is entering causes which
are certain carry lOntlcll changes Win thc. THESE
changes are even now making themselves felt and the
Republican party now almost succeeds where it was
h0pelessly defeated two years ago.
The success of the Republican National Adminstra-
ton, with the denomination of President Grant, in
whom the whole people have confidence will do much to
still further strengthen the Republican party in this
State before the next general election We regard
perfectly certain that shall carry the State in
The gains of this year indicate what the further opera
ton OF the forces at work in State with the in
coming immigration, will accomplish
The same journal has the following:
GAINS AND LOSSES
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How 20 Look Yonng-sixteen.

paint vile Hair Resorers but simply apply HAsASs
MAoSoA upon your and hands and Lrors
KArHAoS upon The Balm makes your complexion pesr
son and ura you tell What did it. freck
saowne ngmarss moth patches etc and In place Of rel ssas
yos marble purity exquisite belle gives 10 middle
age the bloom perpetual youth Add these effects to splendid besz
Of produced Kstron aud lady has done her best 81
Brothers will have spnster sisters When heee articles
araarn numb
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popprpy OF A WAREHOUSE.

Detective Field yesterday arrested Annie Con-
nors Young woman alleged to be connected with the
gang who on the night OF May is, tunneed from the
apartment occupied by them into the warehouse OF
Francis Bixby & Coz at No. 400 Greenwichst, and stole
1000 worth OF silks belonging to \. H. stewart ana o
crs In order afford the officer opportunity TO WORK
up the case the prisoner reanded 10 the Leonard
IT. Police station.
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from the pea OF The roof 40 feet high the entire length
OF the building When completed, It will be used by the
Society AZ house worship also for lecture room ana
aundaychoOI purposes AS soon circumstances Will
permit a new and elegant church edhee Will be erected
adjoining The present pastor OF tho society - the iv.
c. W. Baptise who mas been laborng among them for
ain IAlIX
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THE INJUSTICE OF THE EXTRA FINES.
70 the Editor T The Tribune.

SIR If your correspondent, j. S., correctly
the matter he is illegally charged upon his income
assessment BY law the Collector must give notice by
publication when taxes are payable. II not PAID on such
public notice, ne must give notice of demand for which
e entitled fee of 20 cents and mileage II the same
Is delivered personally but the notice Is usually mailed
mileage is then chargeable. No penalty accrues
or warrants issued until the taxpayer has had
ntice OF demand for the tax The law provides severe
punishment extOrOn Your correspondent has based
hs criticism of the Income tax upon matters which
should not he part of the system. REVENUE.
Ncir- York June ~, 1870.
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TIE NEW-1ORh WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ia printed ON large doublemedium sheet, making eight
pages OF ak broad columns each IL contains all the I'M
portant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those merely local interest also, Literary and
Scientific Integence Reviews of the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents the latest received by
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts OF the
world; Summary of all important intelligence IN this
CITY and elsewhere "A synopsis OF the proceedings of
Congress and state Legislature when In Session. Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings of the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks about
Tru!; aud Other HORTICULTURAL and Agricultural pf0rina-
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A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH AT NEw-RocHELLE.

The Baptist Society at New Rochelle is
represented 10 be in "a very iourishing condition
short time ago the members purchased plot OF ground
at the corner OF Mainst and Locustave as site for
new church. s Sunday school building, and parsonage
They have since purchased a dwelling adjoining their
own grounds temporary parsOnage. The society ~
now binding handsome aud substantial granite build
m M feet front and G deep with extension 81 feet by
IA ~ 49, ~ About sJOQl IAe buI4lng Will w Shlsa
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TIE ODIOUS INCOME TAX.

NO INCOME TAX OR NO REPUBLICAN VOTE.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR; l am another Republican who has al
ways voted the Republican ticket. But have firmly
made up my mind TO give my vote money and influence
10 the Democratic party if this income tax is not
abolished +. Q. ALLEN.
Nctr- York, june q, 1870.
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Democratic majority. 81.

Its possible that the Democratic majority Congress
may reach 800, and quite possible also that 1t may
fan below 200 The Democratic majority on Governor
viii be somewhat larger These figures, when compared
with the great Democratic majority two years ago show
very encouraging Republican gains, and Is as certain
anything be that shall win the next contest
Democrats now rejoicing over their last victory.
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BPAcU-NRI Wednesday r. the NJ p. Church
Spring n the Ferguson assisted by the Rev j.
Wakolsy Newhurgh John y Beach OF Newlork to Lmneo
daughter OF Elisha Nelson, esq. Of Cold spnng.
2 Inst residence Of the brides parents.
by Rev Dr. Duree assisted by Rev Dr. Ey James BgOs b. D..
10 Minnie b. daughter of Peter Duryee, all OF Brooklyn
-ROBERTSON-At the Baptist Church, Bedford T.,
Conan SAWYER D. benjamin DenAresI Of Jss'
sey CITY to Robertson Of the former place
GRgENLEAF-STOEB-On Tuesday June a. at Trinity Cbafeh
b. Rev C. SwOpe Dr. Richard GTeenA u Boston 70 As~
line Emma Stone Of Hew-York
OSTRANDER-GRA IS BY the Rev j. T. II. Wat Ohss
w. Osander Sae H. Graya daughter Of sheriff GrsYs all
Toms River, n j.
sAUNDBRS-TH0MAS-On wednesday June D. BY the Rev o.
Bodies, the residence Of tie brides parents frank Saunders 70
Luea c. daughter Of Geo. r. Thomas, oil Of Bros klyn
Brooklyn, Wednesday evening June
brides parents by Rev Fred A. Farley o.
D. William Shepard ami daughter Of John Acsermsn
wILsOS-TAYLOR-0n Wednesday June e. at the residence Of rs
brides mother s. d. Buhsr d. D. John j. Wilson - Anns
Taylor, both Of this cisy. No cards
III Notices Of Marriages must be irSorsed wtA faA
name and address. $500
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The newly formed German Typographical Union of
this received different parts country
urging extension OF the operations Of the Society by establishing
branch organizations all large cities be connected aud governed BY
cntrboly Several these branch organizations 9f for
nation and the Ulon constantly Numbers The OBJ
the founding a National Typographical Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-24
BALTIMORE CATTLE sARKET-Jssy %

doll decline Of aic all grades offerings about 100
head RECRUITS 76 sales $50 head sheep inactive.
sales at 45c a H. gross; Lambs ga head; STOCK sheep.
81 75a 81 25 receipts the week 2J6 head HogSuppy lighter
small 2ial2i d. and few at l3c Receipts Of The
week 65s head.
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ton essential 10 country residents: Veterinary Depart
nent stock, Financial, Cattle Dry Goods ann Genern
Market Reports: making It, both for variety and oosns
peteness altogether the most valuable, interesting ens
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN ne worl
Tire Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, Ia each NUM-
Der arc richly worth years subscription.
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NJ Victor Hugo adds that his property in his work. rs
disposed OF years to and that owing TO
family arrangements he pays over TO his children some
5000 year. living himself on an income OF s26Oo' 10
this should probably he added the uctuating income
arising from the performance Of his dramas in the diff
fercnt theaters of France and Belgium.
A correspondent Of The London Ne'r8 writes;
Why Mr.. Dsraell pitched on the name Of Lothian for
the of his last novel has puzzled more than one OF
your cotempOraries l think even Mr.. Goodwin Smith
might if he knew the Of Mr.. Dsraes inspiration,
admit that OF certain sort of cowardce he Is not guilty.
On turning TO Punch for 1874, Vol g. p l6, find among
the characters in Pinchs PQnOBe described thus;
L0thair (sometimes called Young England afterWard
arlequn) Mr. Disrael" The Significance OF the motto
Nosse omnia bec saius est adoescentus Is also ex-
planned by this reference Like NJ lsegner MI Dsraeh
in retiring profession in which he has been so emil
nent considerably wishes TO give the benefit Of his ex-
prence TO that Young England with which Lie once
himself identified.
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safe Kerosene Oil.-DRyoE Is warranted Of ertrs high ar
superior quality respects For sale In barrels sess
patent Retail pnce IS cents per gallon.
The DRvoR MFG Co., III Fulton st, N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-24

Boots ard Shoes of every variety reduced prices.
X. A. Brooks, SIS Broadway.
SoLED sHoys
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No Iady's attire IL complete without handsome
PAAoL SEASIDE SUNsHADE and the hne can now be ootnee
reduced from Mes. Isaac SMITHS Son Co. f5 Broadway.
ades will gladly avail themselves Of this unusually favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lynch Of PaTaguayan nOtoriety was ex-
peced to arrive III MOnteyidcO about the 1st OF May.
The Buenos yreS STANDARD says much interest is
Tested for her and the desire to her is general
1t is announced in San Francisco that Col.
James Fish, r is about to make amost gorgeous visit to
California. He has secured the most expensive suites of
at the principal hotels, and promises to give the
ladies Of San Francisco $4,000 ball.
The Prince of Wales, in recent speech at
dinner given in aid of the London Childrens Hospital,
said There IL fact, gentlemen, TO which wish to
draw your attenton-viz that One-third Of the adult
population Of this country arrives at maturity"
Monsieur PlichOn, the new Minister of Public
Works France is the hero Of rather romantic story.
When young man he out shooting with friend,
who either through accident inadvertance wounded
NJ Plchon severely in the left hand that ampuaton
was necessary Mons Pchon, TO his friend pre-
tended that he had himself caused the accident and the
secret seems to have been kept-a hidden hand-untl
the friends death.
Victor Hugo fearing no visit from an income
tax officer oblgngly lets the world know his income
81 am possessed" lie says in French paper: -,
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATRsT EUROPEAN MARI

BATEsT EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Transport, June 2JUuitei EVe-TWeniy bonds sm
The old issue.
HAyKz June Z3.CottsB closel quiet SPOT snd saost
AsTwgsp June 2PeEesum closed 81 for stAabss
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Congress md Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress-
Mineral Spring Waters "a CHAABkkssf sEAs
Free daily CITY and Brooklyn Na;afsi waters only
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Wedding nd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pspss
WV EyERDELL SoSs ~ FULToS-sT Old DUTCH CHURCR