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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
SATURDAY. June 4--o =.

SATURDAY, June 4--6 Y. NJ.
The presence OF most OF the leading operators ut
the Jerome Park races rendered Wall street dun To-
day. Advantage was taken OF their absence 10 make
raid on some OF the stock lists with the efect OF
rendering
the STOCK MAREFT UNSETTLED.
The bears, in Pacific Mail started the story or
foundered steamer aud followed 1t up with rather
brilliant attack which enabled them TO depress ine
price 20 4o}. The OF the list was more or less
sympathetic, and there was considerable reahzihg
On the part OF tlmid holders. Prices rallied again
unih after the unIavorable bank statements when
tneie was another decline the announcement being
made At the same time that the new Funding bill
has been agreed upon aud is In the hands oil the
printer. The disproval or the Pacific Mall story
and the sober second thought concerning the
bank statement led TO q final recovery
In prices; but the market closed very
dun. The main features OF the day will be shown by
| an examination or the table OF highest and lowest
prices. The following the closing prices at the
last session OF the board:-Canton, 6S5s ee4;
Cumberland, 40; Consolidation Coal, 20 a 2s; West
crn Union, slk 3l7s; Quicksilver o; Marposa,
9; do. preferred, 141s l514; Atlantic Mail, 3lA
o 80; Pacific Mall, 429s AN; Boston Water Power,
1917 q Is; Adams Express CO Ga; WelisFargo
Express, 151 1914; American Express, a AZ;
United States Express, 46's 454; New York
Central consolidated, 1919 lol24; do. scrip, eoh
96}4; Harlem, 1i4A l44A; Erie, 23% 23ss;
Reading. 100 1925; Michigan Central, l25 1851;
Lake Shore, 99A a 99's; Illinois Central, 1924 BID;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1o914 ITO; Chicago and
Northwestern, s4lS a s4s6; do. preferred, ON
9l1&; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, slA
a 81; Rock Island, l22 l22ls; Milwaukee and 81.
Paul. 664 a 6e%; do. preferred, s2h s23s; Toledo
and Wabash, 57% O 574: Fort Wayne, o6}i e7}6;
Ohio and Mississippi, AK 4la4; Delaware aud
Lackawanna, 1liA llIh; New Jersey Central,
11o4 iloH; Chicago and Alton, 1ls11 1isA;
Norris ana Essex, 94h 95; Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 1ls}z 49, do. preferred, l1oh lis; Iron
Mountain, 467S Al; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
Ga q 5H; Columbus, chicago and Indiana Central,
191s 1914.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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RECEPTION at GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. s..

Grammar School No. 35 had a gala day on Thursday
last. One hundred and twenty-five pupils graduated,
to present themselves for admission TO the New York
College, seventy being candidates for the introduc-
tory and fifty for the freshman class. The graduates
were addressed by Mr.. James Gerard IN his usual
happy manner, referring to the high reputation or
No. 35 as at the head or New York schools and say
Ing that the splendid appearance of the thousand
boys In the assembly rJom their perfect discipline.
and the large number Of graduates, especially to
the freshman class, was an evidence that the school
was obtaining still higher reputation He also pre-
sented the Gerard medals To Albert Philip and
Robert Henry Gibson, medals founded by himself, to
be voted by the graduating class TO the two lads OF
by their exemplary department during the past
year. Among the crowd Of visitors present were
Townsend Harris, formerly Minister to Japan, and
one OF the early Presidents Of the Board OF Educa-
1on; Messrs Smythe Lewis and Wood, Of the Board
OF Education; General Webb, President OF the New
York College; Mr. fiddle, City School Superintend-
cnt, and Messrs Harrison and Tanning, Assistant
Superntendents; Mr.. Charles Hunter OF the Peoples
Bank; Messrs. Clark. Bill and others. General
Webb, Mr.. Smythe, Mr.. Wood and Mr. Riddle ad-
dressed the school, They all spoke of its high stand
ing, AID Mr. Wood stated that he had visited all the
schools In New York ana he had no hesitation in say
ing NO. 30 and No. Al, the one school for boys and
the other Tor girls and both in the Fifteenth ward
stood at the head OF our New York city schools.
Altogether, the day was proud one for the boys Of
No. IS.
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Religious Notes.


The congregational Publishing Society reports for
the year total receipts OF slioIs9, with slo9ss LETT
In the treasury. The Oil board OF oficers--of whom
DR.. w. Barrows Rev. Asa BIllard and Moses II.
Sargent hold the responsible situauons-were
reelected.
Rev. J. D. Potter has been conducting revival
meetings In Colorado AT Denver gamblers were
among the converts A converted livery stable
the most prohtable day OF the week.
The Bishop OF London has forbidden Father Igna.
thus 10 preach IN London but he has gone Just across
the river and preached In church III tue diocese or
Bishop wiiberforce, OF Winchester, with no rebake
from him.
Rev. c. NJ. Hyde has resigned the pastorate OF the
Congregations! church at Brimdeld, His salary has
been 81, 100 heretofore, $500 OF which comes from
iund and the parish voted this spring not to make
even $t00 addition.
The coiored peope OF Philadelphia who were dis
satlshed with Frederick Douglass reference TO the
Bible at the fifteenth amendment celebration at
Philadelphia, have held meeting expressing their
desire that the Bible should be retained in the public
schools
The American Unitarian Association met last
week In Boston. IL was decided next year 10 elect
ladies on the board OF directors. The question OF q
creed was discussed, Messrs. Co!lYer Hepworrh and
Mayo beng In favor, and Mr.. Lowe and DIR. Bellows
against IT,
communication signed by fryfour Roman
CATHOLIC pastors OF New York has been sent to their
archbishop, piedging themselves to support their
owa religious schools, ana condemn,ng the position
Of Dr. McGynn, the too liberal pastor vi ST. S;ephen's
Roman Catholic church.
The Disciples lCamphellltesj have for some years
been pushing their faith IN Australia. They now
propose TO ask their membership here TO assist In
establishing college IN Australia. Within the last
SIX years the members have increased from 200 TO
3,o0o and there are thirteen preachers.
The Old School Presbyterian Home Mission Board
received last year Sll2s72; besides this there was
last year balance or sl2,146. In the financial state
ment presented by the treasurer the salaries Of the
district secretaries are Jumped in with those OF the
missionaries, so that Il is impossible TO calculate
what per cent Is expended for management
Wesleyan Missionary Society reports revenue OF
S725,500, the Church Missionary Society OF $709 600
the Propagation Society OF S532 000 the London Mis-
slonary Society OF $685. 800, and the Baptist Mission
ary Society OF $4,000, being In most cases adj
vance over last year, and forming total for the Ave
societies OF 81, 690, 900.
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.


The following were the bids for city bank stocks:
New York, 142 Manhattan, 149; Merchants, 1875;
Mechanics, l39; Union 1870; America, 14s; Phenix,
f1oA 1radesmen's 154; Greenwich, 2i5 Mechanics
and Traders, 1875; National, III; Merchants Ex-
change, l05; Seventh Ward 10sk; State OF New
YORK, 100; Mechanics Banking Association, 1875;
Ocean, 50; Mercantile 1876; Chatham I.o; Bank OF
the Republic, lls; Bank OF North America lo6; Han
over l0sH; Nassau, 104; Shoe and Leather, 1855;
Corn Exchange, f29: ST. Nicholas, III; Common
wealth. il5 Importers and Traders l57; Park, 1917;
Manufacturers and Merchants lo1; Fourth National,
1885, Ninth National, 1l6; Tenth National, 1875;
Oriental, l51
THE IMPORTS or THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port OF New York from foreign ports for the
week ending June 3, 1870. were IS, 596,5s8
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year.
For the tceef. 1885, 1869. 1870
Entered at port. 1047 2i8 81 262 $50 $I426.375
Thrown on market. 104l,697 l,194,3 ,324 1,44l ,957
Since jan l.
Entered at port. .33 70s 1876 45Ii5s4s ze6l3,l45
Thrown on market. sc, 523372 A566,921 4S,423. $50
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to s7o2296l against s6,432 23O for the cor
responding week or last year. The total imports at
New York for the week comnare aa folows.-
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r ELIGIoUs S.
Services To-Day.


Rev. Charles b. smyth, the popular preacher, will
deliver discourse this morning and evening ut
Irving Hall before the American Free Church.
Rev. Foote holds forth at the Christian church
at both services.
Rev. A. Brown breaches at the Church OF the Re-
formation
Rev. G. II. Hepworth discourses at the Church OF
the Messiah.
Rev. DR.. Johnson win deliver o sermon at the
Church OF the Holy Light
Rev. DR.. verren breaches at the Church Du
81. Esprit
grand temperance meeting win be held at the
Cooper Institute this evening.
Rev. w. II. Ward viii address the New Church En-.
tcrprse this evening.
Rev. DR.. wescott breaches at both services at Ply.
mouth Baptist churcn.
Rev. J. NJ. Pullman win preach at the Church OF
Our Saviour.
'l77o and 1870" Is the subject OF Rev. c. F. Lees
discourse in plympton's Binding this eve ming
Rev. NJ. IL. Smith breaches this afternoon at Lef-
feris Park.
Rev. r. N. Stratton tells about "The syra. Pheni-
clan Woman at the Lexington avenue Methodist
Episcopal church.
There win be conversational meeting this even
ing at the New Jerusalem church.
Rev. Dr. Dix breaches this evening at the Chapel
OF ST. Chrysostom.
Rev. NJ L. Ross preacnes at the West Twenty.Gfth
street United Presbyterian church
Rev. John Miles will preach in the Seamen's
Bethel, corner OF Water and Dover Streets at three
O'Clock this afternoon, on "The Blessed Calm.n
The Right Rev. T. A. Becker ID. D., Bishop of Will
mington, DEL. Will preach at st. Andrews Catholic
church, Duane street and City Han place. at half
past ten O'Clock this morning
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4 TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR wNoEAll.
A Vast Estate In England Claimed by Pitts
burg Family.


From the Pittsburg Commercial May 24.]
In the latter part OF the last century, and about
the coming in OF the present one, the Coward family
hale and hearty Englishmen, who were convinced
that garden truck was the only fit food for the
stomach. TO revolutonize society more completely
on the subject colleges, churches, school houses,
hotels and gardens, were established under their
auspices, and communities were founded TO promul-
gate the peculiar vegetarian ideas OF the founders.
After the novelty OF the experiment had worn away
most Of the followers Of the new philosophy
fell again into the way OF consuming flesh, fowls
and, ana BEEF awarding vegetables SECOND place on
OF the foreign line OF the family, died In England
leaving the vast accumulation or real estate TO be
he knew not Of The property was placed in charge
OF trustees to await the coming Of claimants, and
through half century has been accumulating and
q 6hanoey apponed S.e s.
celebrated lawyer Of Monmouth county, N j., com
missioner and trustee for heirs to the estate who
might be found in this country. The property at
the last valuation was assessed to be worth
$50 600 sterling, or about $780, 900 900 In the gold
COIN Of the United States. In 1867 he visited
Europe In his official capacity, and obtained
such data and information as led to the DIS
covery OF surviving heirs in this country. A
family or Cowards, In Trenton, N. j., claimed the
estate but thus far have failed to trace out their
geneaogy in manner satisfactory to the require
ments OF the law. Not long ago correspondence
was opened with Mr.. Robert Coward, the well
time II was made apparent that the united claims Of
himself and brothers to the estate were sufficiently
clear and well founded to warrant legal prosecution
Eminent attorneys In England were at once en-
p.oyed IN the who, acting In cooperation with
lawyers Of this country, the Messrs. Coward and Mr.
Hendrickson Trustee. have met with much success
III tracing the line of descent OF our Pttsburg family
to that extinct in England. Mr.. Coward Will leave
shortly for England to advance his interests, un
less some link be missing in the records OF his family
TO prevent his success, 1t is very probable tnat
win come back one OF the weath'est men OF this
country.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Downing and Snandley.
There were forty cases on the calendar before the
court yesterday morning. Nearly all OF these were
charges Of petty larceny.
AN AUCTION SQUABBLE.
George Zallangher was charged win petty larceny
by Michael O'Leary under the following circum-
cumstances OLeary, who resides at No. Is Market
street, attended sherifs sale at 665 Broadway. The
defendant observed O'Leary buying many things
very cheapy, and that the auceioneer seemed TO
favor him good DEAL The complainant went up to
Zallingher and asked him. OLeary bought for HIM
an article at 81 26. O'Leary then charged Zangher
with stealing 1t. Mr. Howe who appeared for the de-
fendant, showed that the defendant had instituted
civil suit against the complainant, and that this
charge Of larceny was malicious and unfounded.
The Court dismissed the case.
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New Organization.

New Organization.
The change in The organization OF the Supreme
Court, under the amendment to the constitution and
the new law Carrying out that amendment, has
produced some confusion. Under the new law Gov
ernor Hoffman has assigned Judges lngraham, Car
dozo and Barnard to the General Term and this
term win assemble on Tuesday and organize, but
Will probably then adjourn for considerable period.
Judge Barnard, one OF Its members VIII SIT during
the month in Chambers except that on the 27th he
Will hold oyer and Terminer for the trial OF Thomas
Sheridan, charged with the murder Of his wife.
Judge Brady VIII hold q Circuit for two weeks. No
Special Term will be held, except possibly to con-
unue the trial OF The case OF the Erie Railway vs.
Vanderbilt, half tried two months ago, before Judge
Barnard. Mr.. Justice Cardozo has also one or two
motions half heard before him. Mr.. Justice Suther
land has no assignment He may have some duties
as Judge OF the Court OF Appeals to detain him in
Albany. The Superior Court has Its usual terms,
Judges Barbour and Spencer presiding at the trial
terms and Judge Freedman at the Special Terms the
rest OF the Judges sitting in General Term Judge
McCunn and probably another Judge Of this court
will probably cross the Atlantic during the coming
vacation. No change is made in the Common Pleas.
Judges Loew and Van Brunt preside at the Trial
Term and Judge DAILY at Special Term. The new
Judges viii not take their seats until july judges
Gross and Aiken will hold their Trial Terms at the
Marine Court.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER cOuaT.
Cigar Smuggling.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
SUPERIOR rovRT-c:EEaAl TERN
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Decisions.


The following decisions were rendered yester-
days
Walter r. r. Jones et al ps, James p BRIDGE Ell al
Judgment aihrmed, with COSTS Opinion by Barbour,
Chief Justice.
Graham T. Baker vs. william G. Ct,ttin0-Judg-
ment affirmed with costs. Opinion by Barbour
Chief Justice
Simeon j. Ahe,m ps. The Stdnddrd LIE Insurance
Conpany.-Judgment affirmed with costs. Opinions
by Barbour. Cnief Justice, ana Jones, Justice
Jesse NJ Emerson pS. MO II. PdrSOns.-Judgment
affirmed, with costs. Opinions by Jones, Justice,
Barbour, CHIEF Justice, dissenting.
Elias s. SoheS et al OS. DANIEL 81 Oaon et al
Judgment reversed, with costs and new trial or.
dered. Opinion by Barbour, Chief Justice.
EIJdh c. SchdnCE et al. u.s. John J MOlrts.--Ju10-
ment reversed with costs TO appellants TO abide The
event, and new trial ordered. Opinion by Barbour,
Chief Justice.
John Bemo us. Philip SDltth.-Order affirmed,
with ten dollars costs. opinion by Freedman, Jus-
tice.
Pheoe A.. Henderson Us. VIM. H. Stone.-Order re-
versed. Opinion by Freedman, Justice.
Vfn II. Sherman 0s. TIE Niagara Fire Insurance
Con1pa1,y.-Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion
by Freedman, Justice.
Ann H. Cohen Trustee, de-. vs Emanuel Stra,p.-
Judgment affirmed, with costs Opinion by Barbour,
Chief Justice.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf.pnst Five o, Cloek p. NJ,
MATCHING saAD.

The following communication from Mr.. Green one
OF the Commissioners OF Fisheries for the State OF
New York, Will. no doubt be interesting
CAMP GREEN, June !, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
am Matching shad on the North river at different
points between Casueton and Hudson, and my head
quarters is at J. Mus fishery, two miles above
Coeyman's and ten miles below Albany. am hatch
ing from $4,000 to l0o 900 daily and hereby extend
general invitation to all persons Interested TO come
aud witness the process. / or my brother will DO
at MulPs fishery and will show the eggs and young
stad III all their different stages. think can sat
lsfy any man OF even half common sense that all tho
rivers on this coast can be stocked equal TO old
times. give special invitation 10 all the CommiS-
sioners Of Fisheries from all different states to
come and see the whole operation and any one
wishing spawn young shad TO experiment with
to put In any other river can have all they wish.
Common milk cans the best vessels TO carry them
la. SETH GREEN.
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DO. levee skies. rs 75k; do do. eights, % ss;
Alabama eights. iUIs lo2; do. fves, IS . 80; do
skies, sterling, 90 95; South Carolina skies, e3
%; do, new 50 s2s; do, registered stock, so So;
city OF Memphis skies, So o.; do. Atlanta eighis,
s3a as5; do. Savannah sevens, SO 81; 40. New Or
leans consols 10 IS; do. do. issue OF railroads. u
"a rs; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage.
10 rs; do second do, 62 q o5; Memphis ana
Charleston first s5 a 81; DO. second, 78 so; do.
stock. AZ 43; Greenvnle and Columbus Railroad.
guaranteed, "a 70; Macon and Brunswick, guar
anteed by the State OF Georgia. 81 . IS; Arkansas
seyens, s5k aso.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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The following were the hINhesl anu IUWesI PIT
for the leading speculative shares:--
THE BANK sTATEMENT

The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorable. Their surplus reserve Is sufficient
however, 10 guarantee them against any embarrass-
ment for many weeks to come should the legal re-
serve continue to decline The specie exports OF the
week and the customs have reduced the specie item
million and three-quarters. while the legal tenders
have fallen or about three hundred thousand dol
lars, the latter due TO The low rates CALL which
preclude further shipments OF currency from the
country. The deposits have fallen or nearly two
millions The loss in tue surplus above the legal
reserve IS about a million and a half dollars. The
condition OF the banks this week and last are thus
cOntrastpa.-
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Morrii, anu consisted or the lessons ana psalms ap-
propriate to the occasion, the latter OF which were
given by select body OF choristers eighteen in
number. The choristers were clad in sur
pieces OF white lawn, with black collars,
while the cnasupel OF the officiating priest
was OF white satin richly ornament ed
with gold Such parts OF the service as were not
intoned, were read In that slurrng, rapid manner,
entirely destitute OF proper accentuaton, character
dstic of ar,sto1ratic churches IN England.
Ihe music was ~ times superb, and, a.
the incense arose in light clouds from the
SWINGING censor, and the ac0i,tes went pass
ing 10 ana lro, imagination Carried the worsbper
back 10 convent clOsiers and cathedral shrines OF
the middle ages. just as one became iost however,
IN these fascinating dreams the ruthless hand OF the
present graspel him, and the escap ping steam from
locomotive lew yards distant dspelied the
resery and caused the minnie glolies OIL the dead
past TO pale aud fade away before the living pre-
sent,
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SunAoGATe'S COURT.
Wills Proved.

Before Surrogate Veeder.
Elias Woodruff, Richard Ten Eyck, Bernard Mona
CHAN, Rhoda Marsh, Mary Mackson and william J.
williamson all OF Brooklyn.
Letters of administration were granted on the
estates Of the following named deceased persOns:-
william Bardalmas, Of East New York; Charles Il.
Fuchs, Francis h. Burns, Jane Love, James Carroll,
Jane Brady and Margaret Connor, all OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF Gideon S. Hawtey were
granted to Nathan stephens; OF Roberta +. Freeman
to John X. Pitt; Of Emma S. Cole to Seth L.. Cole
and of Catharine Mclaughlin TO Daniel Gillen all OF
BROOKLYN.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dull, excepting the Ten
nessees which active, and rose to 82A for the
old and 591 for the new bonds. Prices generally
were steady, and closed as foiiows:-Tennessee, e0
coupon, 62 e2,1; do new, SO 59l4; do. Ave per
cent, Al 30; Virginia, ex coupon, 90 0s1l; do new
6s a 6s4; do. registered stock, 54A a 55; do. do
1885, 65 Go; do. do 1867 6l 81; Georgia sixes ss
90; do. sevens, 90 &C. do. do Interest payable In
Georgia, 81 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 4s,,
49A; do, new, 25 26t4; Missouri skies, o4 q e4h;
do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, "a a 944; Louisiana
sxes 20 "a; do. sevens, 7s so; do eights, "a SO;
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
An Alleged NuTsance.
Before Judge Benedict.

An application was made yesterday by some
officers at the Navy Yard for an injunction restrain
ing Messrs Hidden, Richardson Il Molineaux from
conducting color mandatory at the corner or
Flushing and Carlton avenues, which the petition
ers claim is nuisance and deleerous to the public
health. There has been row about this place for
months past. Last summer the establishment was
shut up as nuisance but 1t was subsequently re-
opened by the present firm, and the petitioners
claim that the most horrible odors emanate from IT,
The case will be argued on Wednesday next.
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FIRES IN APRIL AND NAY.

Losses Twenty Thousand Dollars and Up.
wards.
list OF the Bres In the United States during the
month Of April, 1870, where the loss was $4,000 or
over, except New York city, where sne aggregate
loss Is given -.
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achieved, or In process thereof by Rev. Dr. McGlyBn
since his advent to ST. Stephens parish TO great
extent the iulness OF his orthodoxy may be deter.
mined Let "Catholic' try 10 save his soul after the
true Catholic manner and he VIII be less disposed TO
find fault with one OF whom he evidently knows
little. CATHOLIC oi 81. Stephens parish.
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topper by birth raped the other day at the door
Of the Morgue Tor dead house, In Paris When
rrufIly questioned as 10 what he wanted he replied
that he hadn't been at home for week, and so
thougat tbat he would call TO see II anything wrong
had happened to him, ana whether he was at tho
Morgue What touching socitude for self and
fautyl
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EMIGRATION.

The Arrivals During the Past Week.
The total arrival OF passengers by steamships and
emigrant packet vessels at this port from foreign
ports during the past week were as follows:--
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At the meeting OF the new board Of directors OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Mr.. Jonn f. Tracy was chosen president and Messrs.
II. Pierson and M. L. Sykes, Jr., vice presidents.
The following shows the comparative earnings Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company during the
month Of May
1870 $579, ,30S
1863. e.026
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Bjessinx a Bell.

most interesting ceremony VIII take place to-
morrow ut the Catholic Church OF st. Vincent de
Paul, in Brooklyn, E. d., OF which Rev, David O'Mul-
lane is pastor. This ceremony Is always solemn and
imposing, being attended by those beautiful rites
which the ritual Of the Churca establishes But Oh
TINS occasion there will be a peculiar interest Ut
tached TO the ceremony because the bell has been
Dberaiy donated by gentleman who is mot YETI
counted within the fold Of the old Church-ln fact,
the donor IL q stanch Protestant.