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The New York herald., 1870-06-05
Personal Notes.

DR.. Seeger, chief OF the Homeopathic Hospital,
has been elected an honorary member by the I'm
perial Society OF Homeopathic Physicians of st.
Petersburg.
Chick Sien Hong is the first Chinese convert to
Methodism in San Francisco. Chick will probably
become In time lay member.
People Of Wyoming don't know whether to call
their female Judge Justices OF the peace or JUS
tice OF tue peacess. How would 1t do to call her
piece OF Justice?
Mr. Thomas W. Spence son OF A. Spence Of Fond
du Lac Wis, has won the golden prize at Cornell
University N. Y, offered by Goodwin Smith for the
best essay on English literature.
A pretty girl in Utah has had the nerve to refuse
the hand OF Brigham Young. western exchange
thinks that Brother Brigham Will find his matr.
monial infaiblllty among the Saintesses departing
with bis increasing age.
Miss Mary r. Hovey, Professor OF German Lam
guages ana Literature In the Agricultural College,
Kansas, Is mastering the Swedish, with the inten.
ton OF bringing into the institution and mparting
its benefits to the Swedish element In the State
The Montgomery Advertiser says:-"Ladtes are
wearing small Swiss muslin aprons, richly embrotd-
cred and trimmed with lace, for full house drcssn
The Rome Ga.) Ddtty thinks that they are rather
ny clad, but then the weather Is SO very hot, you
know.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
THE PARK YESTERDAY.

Unprecedented CrOwding of Pedestrians and
Carriages-A Brilliant Day-splsndid Music
and n Joyous Multitude.
The almost midsummer warmth OF yesterday
though happily redeemed from otherwise enervat.
ing and prosrating effects by comfortably cooling
breeze, attracted immense number of people
to the Park, while dlvergng crowds betook
themselves to the Arsenal to see the mu-
scum Of animate and inanimate curosties on
exhibition there to the shady hooks Of the Ramble,
to boat riding the Lake. to ST. Vincents Hospit al
to take view OF the statuary, and to exploit the
old fort and magazine and camping ground and
other "reminiscences OF the Revolutionary struggle OF
our foreiathers to national ind ependence
The great mass OF visitors converged at the Mall so
as to hear the splendid music OF Grafullas ncompar
able band.
three o'cocklti nearly six O'clock when it ended,
there was perfect jam here Every seat under the
n various marques surrounding tne music stand was
spacious gravelled walks were assolid mass Of NOV
ing people. AS for the carriages there seemed
no end to them. The roadways. were lined
with them, Including the most notable aud finest
turnouts In the CITY, It is easy to account for the
presence OF so many OF our fashionable people.
Nearly everybody is in town yet The grand sum
mer hegira to the country has not yet begun and 1t
is therefore no disgrace to the airy birds of fashion,
who take wing and fly away with the advent OF the
summer solstce, to be seen IN the Park.
For the great mass Of the people the Park and its
pure grassy ldkcS Silduc Trees, anu
shady groves and Its open air Saturday afternoon
concerts are an ncalculable Dlessing-the blessing
that takes from poverty its sting and lifts from
hearts great shadows and gives to lives brightness
and beauty. Overworked men and women, many
bringing their troops OF little ones with
them, went 10 the Park yesterday; but
there were representatives or all classes
there from the mewling pulling infant to the antique
individual the last OF the Shakspearian ages, sd,,s
everything making up the happiness OF human life.
1t was gay time for the children who had the free.
dom OF the soft ana newly mown emerald turf. All
enjoyed themselves
AS for the music, no words can describe the fine
execution OF the band or the pleasure of listening TO
it's magnificent playing. The programme was as
pleasing Variety
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
TIE GREATEST FRAUD OF THE AGE.

1t will be remembered by the readers Of the
HERALD that about four weeks since an article
appeared In these columns entitled "a Mod.
ern King Henry" That sketch gave par.
ticulars OF the decidedly racy career of a
thrice-dyed scoundrel, perjurer, thier bigamst,
forger and swindler, named Jay Howard Livingston;
the most startling fact, however, in connection
Herewith being the proof that he had left six wives
to mourn his escape from the clutches Of the law.
Since that time the public have been led to believe
that Livingston was the victim OF murder on the
oath or May last, on the Utica street bridge at 0s.
wego and that his body had been thrown into the
river. The impression was that some OF the relatives
OF his marital victims had thus avenged their dis
honor and misfortune His acquaintance Is anxiously
sought by detectives all over the land, and he knows
IL, and there Is now no doubt whatever that the
blood on the bridge the documents and letters found
at the time and other facts scheme devised by
Livingston to pull wool" the eyes of the detec
tves, and tnat wherever he may be he unfortunately
Is not at present tenantng any grave or doing on
any river bed. His last hymeneal sacrifice young
and beautiful Southern lady, is still In this city,
directing with all her energies measures and
for his capture. II the maximum punishment for
each OF the offences for which Livingston Is liable to
conviction were one month he could safely be sent
to Sing Sing prison for about twenty years.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
cil-The Unfinished Work Of the
Board Of Aldermen.

The old Board Of Aldermen which, during its
brief career, has astonshed the taxpayers OF the
city by the number ana size OF Its 'jobs," is now
thing or the past. Yesterday morning it
ADJOURNED, SIGNED AND DIED.
After giving q petty 'kck backn at Mayor Hall,
and after receiving from the Mayor several vetoes on
stafford wooden pavement jobs, the Board
adopted resolutions to construct crosswalk
opposite No. 116o Broadway; to erect gas
lamps in 'front.' OF No. 235 East broadway
and in front OF United Brethren church, In West
Fifty.frst street, to pave with Belgian pavement Sc
cond avenue fromlTwenty-sixth to Fortieth street,
Thirtvninth street, ffrom Madison to Fifth avenue
and Thirty fourth street from Ninth to Tenth avenue
and that the laws passed at the last session OF the
Legislature affecting this city and the result
canvass OF the recent election be printed as docu'
ments Of this Board.
were received from the Mayor on the resolutions
directing the paving OF sixtysecond Fifteth Fifty
third and Seventy eighth streets with the Stafford
pavement, and Eighty-thrd street with the Nicoson
pavement. The messages were referred TO the COM
mittee on Street PavementS. The res0lutlon dlrecc
Ing the compilation OF certain law cases In which
the city Is engaged was adopted over Tue mayors
veto.
were appointed to wait on the Mayor and on the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen, respectively to notify
them that the Board OF Aldermen stood ready TO ad-
journ sine die. The committee returned and re.
ported that they had discharged the duties assigned
them, and that neither the Mayor nor the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen had any communication to
make. The ordinary resolutions of
THANKS
to the president clerk and assistants ana to the re-
porters, were adopted. II was decided that at
eleven O'Clock A. M. the Board adjourn sine die.
The closing minutes having been read, the
President, Alderman Conan, addressing the Board,
sad:-
GENTLEMEN OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
am deeply by this expression OF friendship re-
oice that conduct has been such to merit appro
baon beg OF you receive most grateful acknow
ledgment ths the many other expressions
partially shall forever treasure them 10 my recollecton
and regard each q refreshing oasis In the desert OF
political life which always resort with pleasure
when wearied with private ana responsibilities and
public Notifications ineparaby with par
tcpaon ID the busy SCENES Of every day e in this great
city Thanking you again for your expressions OF esteem
blessings Certain to be the reward Of life well SPENT
proclaim this Board of Aldermen adjourned sine die.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
THE FASHIONS.
Politics, Art, AristOcracy and
Song.

Joyous and Brilliant Reunions-Imperial Per.
plexities as to What is to be 'worn"-Laces,
Underskirts, Ribbons and Rustic Hats-The
Nile, Baltic, 0phelia, Green and Other
Colors Of Material-Living Beau
ties at the Art Exhibition-An
American Belle-EugenieS
Promenade Toilet and
Everyday Charity
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

AWest Virginia paper declares that within q cir
cult OF 125 miles around the White sulphur springs
of West Virginia there is more IRON ore than In tue
whole Of Great Bri, ain.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
General John B. Frlsbie, OF California; o. e.
Irving OF Hamilton, Canada, and Sol. A. sharp, OF
san Francisco, are at the Brevoort House.
Colonel Samuel X. George, OF Baltimore; Governor
Bowie, of Maryland, and T. r. Russell, OF England,
are at the New York Hotel.
Judge r. B. Carpenter, OF Charleston. s. c.; DR..
Esterbour OF Cambridge, and O. II. Sheriff.. OF
Washington, are at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
John Tucker, OF Philadelphia; D. A. Jewell. Of
Georgia; Senator A. II. Cragin. of New Hampshire;
E. A. Buck, Of Washington, and J. s. Borland, OF
Massachusetts, are at the Astor House.
Judge Houghton of st. Adams, Vt; DR.. c. O'Leary,
of Providence, and Colonel Lenlngweh' OF New
Haven, are at the Irving House.
Judge d. II. Martin, and Colonel G. Stevenson, OF
New York; Colonel J. Moore, and George W. Stevens,
OF San Francisco; Colonel Charles r. Bates OF Michl-
gan, and Colonel T. Little, OF North Carolina are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
J.P. Willis, OF Cincinnati; J. B. Griffith, OF Bur
falo; Thomas G. Hail. Of Westminster, and N. W.
Sanford, q IQYa are at the Irving House.
Colonel e. Gage, Of the United States Army; Gen.
eral W. W. Averill, Of New York; j. 9. Denning, Of
Norfolk Va. Captain Farquharson, of Bermuda, and
Dr. Condier of British Columbia are at the Everett
House.
General Burnside, of Rhode Island; J. B. Edgar,
and Aonzo Childs, of st. Louls Carl Rosa and
Nine. Parapa. Rosa, fare at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
GenerallA. p. Meyers, Of the United states Army;
I. D. Allen, W., Ward, and W. H. Patterson, Of Cali
fornia, are at the Hoffman House.
George Gillum of Portland, Conn: L. p. Hubert,
of New Jersey, and G. II. Thomson, Of Corning, are
at the Coleman House.
@. r. Sharp and T. 8. Beach, of San Francisco;
A. P. Merrill, Jr., and Mrs. Carpenter OF Natchez
are at the Grand Hotel
Captain George Macom, of Toronto; Sefor P.
Alveres, OF Cuba, and DR.. G. Tucker, of Cambridge
are at the st Charles Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
Prominent Departures.

General Pitcher, for West Point; Colonel Munroe,
for Utica; Major H. H. Newhouse, for Philadelphia;
s. Pinkerton, for California; John McDOnough, for
England; Evan Thomas. for Staten Island; Robert
Nooman, and John Fowler, for Albany; General
Easement for Washington; DR.. Lambert, for Spring.
aeld and Representative Mercur, for Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1870-06-05

FART I.
!. Quckstep Rendezvous. wiegand
2. Overture, Banditenstrelche .Suppe
3. Serenade Aria .Ab
ii.
s. Galop, "Bruder LustIg". Budik
g. Grand selection from L'A frcaine" Mcyerbeer
8. Overture "Oberon" C. NJ. Won Weber
g. Waltz, "Publicisten" en".............. j. Strauss
10. Selections from ''IIermit's Bell" .Mailard
Ii. Galop "Catherinen" .Parow
IL. "Lohengrn". n"..,................. .......Wagner
National Airs.
Long arter the last notes of the band had died
away most OF the crowd fingered TO enjoy the beau
ties Of the Park, and nights shadows creeping on
found but little dmlnution In the number OF vehi-
cleS.
The New York herald., 1870-06-05
MARINE rRAssFsa

The following is complete list OF marine trans.
fers from May 81 to June L.
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net, has tisiss @sfsg SRm Gage ietner @rnabnle al in
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$40 = Sonne; aut 4admateriat ftr Baum.
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Sin MeCrt

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aug iammt zen bsiSelnIoI,uen Hs8clR int 4anc:amte
btnterlsgt psteen unb sur untertlbun9 Res Sant Som
m.IdrS uaS isiaes gllbtoleers ~ LANCE ais Stlee une
Nesstn eslten iuleu, bis is B%sanssrt, Ssrrttbrt Ufar ME
perruten meteen.
8. abf6nitt. llnS it cS Ssrfi8t, faB htr eanS'
ecInPie tirrng une Serebni8nng he's apsipGss esr. @nt-
1teibunaen unb Neaeli hes Qanb z mites bin e~rndttiat
isin fol-, her ron tbm ~gepGblten perton bic summit SpH
ilnfbunbert Dollars ans her bterrtit t%eptliGten SHniina
aIs3mablen, unb bnB he Sianj Obsr her betretenee Be
lra9 iir l~lnbinben, nri1rcIbuna, Snters@nleAtHs unb
suibeirapran8 felber alteuflte alsBenerien nertsn
~ftretbun8, llmbtneuns, Gatbenabran8 NRer Snpfr'an'
e. WBY&nit. limb es It ysrfast, baB tteils
@eles pom 9a3e ieiner 9%aifrun9 al III 8raft trettn icu.
@enebmtBt hen 4. April 1870.
Q7O-5J Seen Supir, @UuSsrnsur.
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Werlhts=yScrhanolMnletl

Waiien. 8erid t.-(Yor ben Gi6tern
Baloerton, Daniels uno Bono.) INN Mes
ApoD uno Gmilie Wison erbislten YoQmadt
our Yeripaltuns Der betr. Nadlaiie bon 6ranz
els WteNpoD nno Wtala6i @ibiDn.
Stabtz@ ID t.-( Wor Sberribter
Scott.) 6errmann Wenfsrt ourt leinen ia.
ter 6rieorl9 Weenfert se8en Carl Yinnine;
= Soiepb Gorreitsr piosr M. gBarsburaer
unb Satob 5aas, Slase auf gntlGdoiauna
fir ben Yertauf elmer tranfen Rub. (Geene,
Jun, ueriritt ben &ldser, gpbnte ole 8erfia9,
ten.-Soispb Wilion SsSen Sobn BroOis; ses
ftriden.
SIR beute iino gr. 1913 uno 225 bis 272
an8siest.
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our NufhsbunN hes arpeittr

jt9IteR Nrtttels ots Gooer Der aleemftnen 6Ftsut.
ltnen Seirbe, betttelt DSeneini anne gsrpRidtlr.
gen tto gerntiuI anne Yd6t', uto Bum gDieoersrlaB
D~srielben nit glmeroemtnts
l. Nbibnttt. IS lei pertigt bon Der 9eIsb9ebun9
pom Wtatpluno, baB Der Iptitc NbThnitt hes nennlnos
p~ter8igiten Arittels pes @slebbuhes Der 6Tttnttiftn oil.
~8eareinen Stitbs, bttitelt .Gensiniame 8erpEidtur.
lpteoeretlaten IT, tolgsnoermaben lautenO
2. Ab omit, Jtemano lou mebr, ais cine Gla9e
auf etne 9emetufarre oSer etrjene ShulbuerIdreibun9,
gBs9lt, elne Slrate ODER eine eiufahe Bill einbringen,
iUeln Die oieislbsr trscutirenotn Ptrloren I,bsu uno in
o%entislbsn 9ountp Uobusu. uno >psnn ute6r. als cine
Village dut lr9eno loihe Sdlu!ootrltreibung. t0lhen
gBt1lel, iolhs Straie oDer einiahe Biu i~nfitLtrt lpsroen
louts, 10 lolGn in loltsr 3la9e sssen ben &ldssr ur'
tbstle nut non pros. 9efa1t tperotn.
8. Abl4uttt. Tuo lei ss usrfigt, oaB oisiss St.
lsB pom 5a9e let1tr glnnabme an tn Rrait lrste.
Sentbmi9t am 4. Npril 1870.
(l70-50 Sben S3nmie. CSpllpstueur.
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