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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

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The New York herald., 1870-06-08
NEW YORK BiP FIST ASSOCIATION.

The seyentieth anniversary OF this association was
held yesterday in the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
when large number OF ministers, laymen, &C., were
present and participated IN the proceedings. The
Rev. w. II. Pendleton presided. The following were
announced as The officers for the ensuing year.
Moderator, Rev. W. II. Pendleton; Clerk, c. ii. Han
sell; Treasurer, s. T. Hllman.
The session was called to order at ten O'Clock
when the annual sermon was preached by the
Rev. ]. Westcott, who selected his text from
Matthew. xviii, l9-"Go ye, therefore. and
command OF our Lord to go abroad anu
teach them the Scriptures and the way to eter.
tenets OF the Baptist Church. He said that our
Saviour was baptized by immersion, afording the
strongest proof that that method was the only right
verse contained in the Old and New Testaments
clearly demonstrated that immersion was the
method practised, and that sprnkling was never
The following committees were then elected
Committee on Obiluaries-Revs T. d. Anderson W.
W. Hiiliker and j. b. Brouner; Applications OF
Churches-Reys. J. l.. Hodge, u. Raymond, n. SPELL
man. J. Nichols and ]. +. Coney Committee
r. P. Crum, DR.. Thomas and II. Winston; Commit
tee on Digest OF Letters-Dr. Crew. Messrs S. T,
Hillman and G. II. Hursel.
The annual letters showing the efficiency and pro-
gress attained by the churches composing the a.sO-
cation were read ana recsved @ from from he 6o9wing
church; Abyssinian church, New York: Hampstead
church, Rockland county; Mariners church, New
York; West church Staten Island; Shiloh church,
Newburg, N. Y. Baptist church, Nyack; Fifth Av-
enue church, New York; South church, Staten Is
land; and Piermont church, New York. The session
then took recess. AT the
AFTERNOON SESSION
the Moderator presided, and the following commit
tee was appointed to confer to the next place OF
meeting IN 1S7i:-Messrs. J. T. Smith, j. d. Conway,
IL. Winston, II. p. Crane and DR.. Thorns. On ~ Q
recommendation Of DR.. Hodge, OF the Committee on
Applications OF Churches, the Second Baptist church
Of Harlem was received into the ASSOCIATION.
Tie Rev DR.. WyckOH next reviewed the Bible and
missionary work foreign countries, and said that
great prosress was being made in Spain, and the
Rev. DR.. Westropp followed with an address on the
missionary WORK in Mexico. In the evening Mr.. $.
T. Hiiiman delivered an address on the City Mis-
sion, sustained by the Sunday schools. and discus.
sion also took place the subject OF Sunday school
work In New York city in which the Revs ID. Good
win and j. V. Brown participated.
An adjournment then took place.
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SUPREME COUaT-sEsERAl TERM.
Motion for Rcurgument In the Olympic Thea
ire Litigation.

Motion for Rcargument In the Oily mpic Thea.
ire Litigation.
Before Judges Ingraham and Cardozo.
BolleS Receiver, Us. DUR Recescer.-The defend
ant in this suit, John A. Dun, was appointed
receiver OF the Olympic theatre by order OF Judge
Barnard. He then applied for leave to lease the
theatre TO his son-in-law, Mr.. Hayes, for $4,000
Mr. Bolles, who was receiver for the heirs and Gre
ditors OF Mr.. Trimble, deceased, the owner OF the
lease under which the property was bought, OPP
posed the application, stating that the property
worth considerably more. The papers on which the
motion was made and opposed were submitted, but
before decision the plaintin submitted an oLer OF
S25 600, made by Barney Williams. Judge Barnard,
however, disregarded this offer coming after sub
mission OF the papers, and granted the application
giving the lease 10 Hayes. Plaintiff appeal to Gen.
era Term, where Judges Clerke and sutherland de-
cided that Judge Barnard should have accepted the
offer alter the SUBMISSION OF the papers and vacated
his order. The defendant then brought the case
before the Court OF Appeals, which court would not
hear 1t, as final Judgment had not been given, and
also as 1t was discretionary with the Judge receive
or disregard the subsequent offer. Yesterday the
argument was founded on this opinion, and defend.
ants moved FOR reargument, on the ground that
the Court OF Appeals having no power 10 review the
order the General Term had none. The Coult
granted the motion for reargunent.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

The following extracts OF letter written to two
G ntlemen OF Brooklyn, by Senator Reves, Of Mssis-
sipp In relation to his sister Eliza will be found in
tere ting
WASHINGTON. d. G., May %, 1870.
You are aware Of the friendly relations existing
between myself aud my sister Eliza, Of my offer,
years ago, to take her to my home as acknoWe lged
by herself and OF her refusal to leave New York at
tnat time.
You are aware of the ltlnerant life which, as
minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church,
must necessarily have led: that after my sister was
reduced to positive poverty. through breaking her
leg, she did not communicate information of her mis-
heard Of her being inmate Of the Colored
Home. All OF this, which you do not know
OF your own kno9ledge, you heard her acknow-
ledge on the occasion OF your accompanying Ill
my visit to her at the Home. You will remember
that on that occasion she expressed no present ae
sire to quit the Home, as being unable to bear the
removal and regretted only that she had not ac-
cepted my offer at the time 1t was made when able
TO have taken advantage Of IL.
The superintendent or physician, i know not
which thaying mslad the letter, with whom have
been in corrcc .andence will inform you that have
communicated VIA hin as regards the arrange.
ments viii make in the event q her death. In
consequence OF an agack upon me by New York
paper am compelled "a ask your attention TO this
matter. Go u nv sister aud instruct her,
so far as her poor shattered lnteSt VIII permit her
TO comprehend as 10 the efforts beng made 10 ruin
me In public estimation by the sunepltious use OF
her maine; tell her on no account must sne touch
single cent OF their money, for IL Is intended TO be
my blood money and win turn to ashes in her use.
tfy the eptrustiDg her with money, except very small
sums at o time She told me that the people about
were very kind to her and that she had every thing
supervision over her, in conjunction with Rev. Mr..
Reay, to whom have already spoken on the sub
ject. II she really requires any money-that is tQ
say II small sums from time to time would add to her
conifort-let the superintendent inform me and
Will remit to him.
With an invalid wife and family, other circum
stances known only TO myself and distance Of 400
to 600 miles to travel before reaching my home,
cannot possibly think OF taking her there even was
she able to bear the removal, which she is not, and
nowhere else could she be so we'll cared for as where
she IS at present. BY promptly attending to this
matter you Will not only oblge myself, but will be
owe so much, for 1t is that party which is being
attacked through me- The urgency Of business In
sequent opportunity for visiting you: Very truly
yours, II. X. RENELS
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

~ heat was active for speculation and export and &C. &c.
Sashss 10 spring, sfa7 for No. ciisaso, ,ss
2 arrive 81 aN for No the spot and e arrive,
q 4 q for s amber ed WHITE winter n store g
white Rye barley aud barey malt dull and nominal
4o bushels at 81 q for new missi ineaans aG1as
choice at u os and unsound at s5c g. Oats quiet
66c ac for Western and Ohio on track
steay especially grain The charieribs business was
only moderately active though rates steady The
es and 5 cotton nS r. LOW S
e 3D. TO Glasgow per steamer 10 tons sperm oil at 4s
s. & SS qsr%1H or ssr bar rsm "a win
fs pSF with % hs & d g. s sor SsE hencs TO The
Cork for ORDERS with 5000 quarters grap IS, the
ConnSnt 10 addi,iona bark Tor the voyage
tar Iof s orders with 2o barrels petroleum at 5is brig
BARK Wilmington, tencet Liverpool BRISTOL with 400
barrels spirit urpeatne and rosn aud ship tnow in New
terms 80 f'''''
CUISINES were duh but unchanged $4,000 empty linseed
HEMP quiet, aud heard of no sales of moment
s ss ao sS and rans5 s s0e s DC
n. market va was being scanned
choice grades Holders were rm in their views
we quote B%'nos q Ayrs. q TO ~ 6: ssc -.
: Ss: co5$snss lss @ sS,ss s,sss,f'sSil sic 'Pa Ei6
Sande ~ 70 ~ IDS 1tSc' orinoco, 70 20 ios'
ibs 7c. ise Mstamores Mexican % to . lbs, lsc
Vera Cruz IS 70 10 bs s9c Tampico % TO % lbs lsc
u 1870 100000 corresponding date last year, o0o
LEATHER -Hemlock-1he demand was light except for
primo stock, which freely sought After at full
only moderate For oak there was a good de.
mand a. our quotations, the Inquiry being chiefly
IT, %adf sA the sure ue S
middle, 2sc. soc 6o DO. fight 2sc asc; California
heavy, c 2sc.l do, middle &c. 29c do, Light, 27c
a2sc orinoco, &C., heavy, 2sc: 27c do DO, middle
Ac 2akc.; do light 2c ESQ., good damaged, all kinds
and weights 2fc, 26t9c poor damaged, al kinds and
WEIGHTS 20c &c., IN the rough, 35c S9c oakslaugh
teri heavy, SSc 42c. do middle 3sc @2c do light, $780,
4aS srogPed, hsavy sc ACE lcc do:, mdse sSs a4ac
middle 3sc. 42c light, 3sc 44c. bellies 19c ale.
MRTALs.-Lesd dull but unchanged IN value. Ordi
nary foreign quoted at SIS rs gold. speer quiet
but steady at &c. 6c, gold No sales OF moment
ported. Tin quiet but prices were firm al Ssc $780,
gold for Straits 36c do for English, and 4c for Ban
Plates were moderately acivs the sales being 5000 boxes
within the range of $s 37L IS fs gold for C. charcoal
81 81 IS do Tor c. coke. 6 t6 rs do for terne,
and 81 DO for charcoal Do Copper was steady, with
Baltimore Iron dull and rather heavy for all kinds
The sales l25 tons Egnton 1913 80 e54 so Glen.
garnock from yard part at S3j 90, 20 DO. wrought
headed rails on private terms Refined bar was dun and
nominal at 375. Rails quiet but STEADY S5 $780,
gold for English, aud AL S72 currency Tor American.
American iron was heavy al $SS $3a tor No and SS
S82 for No. g.
MoLAeeReThe market for all kinds was dull but prices
wprep GENT w
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
me following shows the highest and lowest prices
GOLD HEAVY AND pEcLrNrr

The gold market was weak, and under steady sales
OF gold on the part of those who gradually aban-
doDng the bull side Of the room the price fell to
ll31a, Which is the lowest figure for gold since April
last The steamer to-day took less than s350000,
and it will be remembered that although last weeks
shipment was expected to reach two Millions 1t was
only about million. The complications in Europe
are likely to lead to higher prices for and heavy
export Of all kinds Of breadstufrs this summer and
hence gold Will have powerful rival as an article OF
export settle the balance OF trade. It is said by
the bulls' that the new Funding bill, should 1t be-
come q law, will make a natural "corner''
in gold by authorizing the Sub.Treasures TO
pay interest on deposits. They forget that as
fast as the Secretary OF the Treasury pays for bonds
with the borrowed gold the latter will be sold in the
open market by the previous owner Of the bonds,
and that in this way the gold will flow into the
Treasury and out Of it with steady descent IN the
premium all the time, each transaction necessarily
depressing the premium for the reason that the debt
Is being steadily diminished The course OF the
at chnxyp I'M fha toilo
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
COURT eAlEsBiRS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GESERALT TERM.--Held by Judges
mgraham, Caidozo and Barnard.-Preferred causes
ana enumerated m0uons-Nos. 1, $40, 4, 5.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS.-- Before Jud re Bar
nard.--Nos. go 100. Call, 201.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERM.-Part before
1865 1857, 1909, 1898, l7s7 1465 i427, l54e, 1855
Part Before Judge Barbour.-Nos. 2l62, 1884 $780,
1902 1906 1900 1885, 1884 $780, 2O02 1908, 1885, 2O95
1864, 1918.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM.-Part before
Judge Curtis-Nos. 14o6 1882 1912 1896, 1910, 1928,
1892 1884 1921 1885, 1887, 1888, 1885, 1923. Part .
Before Judge Aker-Nos. 1iel, i240 1870, 1879,
1892 ABS 1872 1916, l317 1918, 1920 1922 1928 1924
1929
COURT OF GENERAL SEss IoNs.-Hed by Recorder
Hackett.-C0urt opens at eleven A. M.-The People
ys. William McKenna, William ]. Dalton, William
Pease, arson; John 0'Tooe, false pretences; William
Lynch, burglary; Philip Brady, felonious assault
and battery; Sarah A. Christian and John Williams
larceny from the person. Edward Connor, VIM. H.
JOINER and Christian Sluler grand larceny Sarah
A Christian and John Dillon, petit larceny; Henry
Dougan, felonlous assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

CoFFEE-kio In demand, and prices quite
steady No business reported though sales of
goes amounting to 10000 bags rumored private
terms In Baltimore 5000 bags Adelaide sold 10 New
York parties on private terms Other kinds were dull,
esrgoes, +,so l6c fair do., i5Ae. l51de good do
l4he isc Java, 2c 22c SINGAPORE 'sc isc Ceyon
lsc. Jamaica, 5c 1sSc Costa Rca, l6c zoe Manila,
1oc I7c; Mexican l5c. Sc, and savanla 1876. $780,.
all gold, paid. Messrs William Scott Sons the
stock Rio day follows oss bags in New York, 2a iH
do in Baltimore 1000 do in New oreans 2O0O do in Mobile
and ] 00J do. in Savannah.
FLOUR GRArS-Receipts 1853 bbls. -four 800 bbls
aud 40 bags meal S92 bushels wheat 81
500 do oats 42o DO malt The -four market ruled rmer
and low grades &C. l0c. better, not very
active the advance The sales 1900 bbs .
Guiding EXTRAS at $5 35 80 60 for shipment. Southern
moderately active steady prices OOu bbs
Rye flour dull but unchanged sales 200 bbis. Corn
neal lvvaa NJ II. npau
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
SUPERIOR CluRT-TaAAL TERM-paar l.
Three Broken Ribs.
Before Nudge spencer and a Jury

Before Judge Spencer and aJpry.
Ddniel Beiton Us. Edacnrd ". Barter aaa Oilers
The plaintiff in this action, while crossing Second
avenue near Fourth street, on the 2Sth March, 1865
was run against and thrown down by wagon be-
longing TO defendants He was taken home, and
physician being called IL found that three Of his
rbs were broken. He now sues for SIS, 900 damages.
The defence claimed contributive negligence and
aege that plainiln ran against the wagon. Ia
previous tria the jury found for the plaintiff in the
sum of 81, ,b0O Defendants brought 1t TO General
Term, which reversed judgment and ordered new
trial. which came on yesterday. The physician who
attended TIE paDtif testified that the breaking OF
his ribs rendered him incompetent for business and
much impaired his health, he being an old man over
seYenfy-nve years OF age The jury nothavlng come
in when the court adjourned sealed verdict was
OrleIeN Tor today.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
CHESS MATTERS.
An Extraordinary Game by Teleur.,

challenge was recently issued by J. A. Galbraiih.
o. Jackson, Miss; w. E. Tinney of Natchez Miss.
j. A. Tinney and J. Hardy, OF yIcksburg, TO 1our
chess players OF New Orleans to play with them
match OF one game by telegraph. The match was
accepted, and Messrs. Blackman, Manrinn
sent New orleans. The celebrated player Paul
Morphy was excluded. The game, which was an
Evans gameit the first failing TO the lot OF the
Mississippi players, was-won by them in twenty.six
pl0ves. Wnen it s considered that Jackson ls 1873
niles from New Orleans, that Vicksburg Is 80 miles
nom jackson and Natchez eighty miles from VIcks-
burg, and tnat this game was completed in few
hours, there is reason TO feel proud OF the advance
Aent VI SCIENCE ln the nIneteenth cepturY,
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Disputed Claim of Ownership.
HnGnr.a It1Inn Dan nlllnt

Wtliam Muir et al as. AJied K0rnle.--The
libellants, VINO claim to be the sole owners OF tbs
British brig Brusk, brought this action to obtain pos
session of the vessel from defendant who claimed to
hold the vessel master and resisted the right OF
the libelants to remove him. The defendant alleged
that he had claim against the vessel for wages and
advances as master thereof for which, by the law OF
England, he had lien upon the brig and the freight
Judge Benedict In his decision made the following
decree:-
II the ibeants deposit in the registry Of the court the
amount Of the inward freight by them collected less only the
usual inward charges, including unloading and crews wages
such reight 10 remain subject to the order of the court
security for which defendant against
the owners OF the vessel said freight in action 10 be
brought within twenty days in he be advised the
court will entertain jurisdiction and decree be entered
favor Of the beanis without costs such freight be
go deposited within foyeght hours after the notice OF this
determination decree will be entered dsuissng the ibel
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

ma GM sI: % was % % % o ssUs ds y os Soi
;o1s also 800 -. dull and
da being scarcely s1 sas i:nsnd
7 $;s::
PsoylsIess-R iod 81: pork, 70 package. Ga.
active and prls:. closed srm 4, $50 ssS for new
~ ~ w. and e. ;,'s: ~: s ss y
nss Ass wss saSsa q pGiS s
SS uI'sS ':r e. s
bu. he'd for s ngarss few small lot. were sod within
y; s''Ss ~ s''@ @ %s' ss'
Prime msss ss was quoted srs at s,Sv wy r. ssst
bacon bacon was aVSir Ga and ws
sss Sr long sS%Sa ssa and ss
sa sa s1 ss w
ssa Z
:sP1ss y: 81
o ss S1
PETaoLkyM in baIk was held At l44c, but buy
ported clnSs bS. s.I Qua prices psmi,
,as demand being chiefly EXPORT But the Offering:
ass1s sy .Sa SS
In Philadelphia the mark trne active, but a.
June, a a6szc do for September October
and 800 do for August to December at 2sc also
sKIssFor goat there prevailed demand at steady
prices ana sales made OF 1850 bales Mexican and
ate demand the sales being lbs Texas and Mstsmoros
on private terms We quots:-Goat- at-Tamplco, &c. g BIC
'ss sSs
iac; Do. not trimmed, s7c; ssaI lc. Angosura, sOc.
unchanged, drop being quoted at 7sc buck
soxP CASTLE was quiet bu. steady; small sales
STEARrNE.-Thc demand was a tribe more active and
prices were Sas STEADY a. yssesdsys quotations There ERE
prime For the latter, in large lots, 1879 was bid.
SpEKMAokTL-Rebn was quiet but steady, at 2sc. at
su0AR-The market for raw was passably active firm
at Yesterdays prIces the safes being basis OF sc
ios were lots were BY the trade
he sales O0 hhds 9sc l2kc for Cuba, Porto
on private terms Renned was .6rn, with moderately
active demand and small stock We quote and
Extra & and ssos :.1i we
We quote Cuoa-inferort to common refining. Sac s4c
so iosss 's prime % chscs sreeers iec Sse ess
fugsl hhds and boxes, exc. molasses sugar. hhds
fSa pSsc so1ss ssndsd s %sss d 70 ~
aO4c DO. TO To- lOc. lie do, l6 to ls. II
Kco~Rsinins grades Sc ssc do grocery grades ssc
-Linseed the spot was held firmly 81 3o gold
duty paid To there further sales Of 5000 bags,
per SIKH at 80 22 cash and $2 q 90 days time 4oo
Va per e 8 and d0 per
ToBAOoo.-The market for Kentucky quiet, the de-
ds iron s az M sscs.
sales 300 hhds. At 7Isc. 13c. Seed leai-The
S es was os os K a' y s rSes
1853 CROP $50 Ohio do loo do State, do A do Con-
apiI IN "a NJ "a X q
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
BR0BKLYy COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Condemnation of Property.
naf0ra frdua Dapadfct

Before Judge Benedict.
United States uS. FortD.fre Barrels Of Spirits and
other lproperjg.-This was an action for the con-
demnaton or the rectiIyng establishment Of one
McGodrick, at No. Flushing avenue, which had
been seized on the charge that the proprietor had
recfed Illicit rum there, dealt Ia the same, and
purchased spirits without entering them the
books The defence was positive denial.
The Jury rendered verdict in favor OF the gov
ernmenf, condemRng the property, which Is valued
at about $4,000
Assistant District Attorney Allen for the United
States and e. T. Wood for the defence.
<szs Charge of Passing Counterfeit Money.
Charles Teppe was tired yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of having passed counterfeit national bank
note, or the denomination Of twenty dollars at the
store OF Daniel Healon, No. 90 Fulton avenue. The
jury acquitted the prisoner, whereupon Assistant
District Attorney Allen placed him on trial an-
other charge, that of having passed counterfeit
twenty dollar bill, Of the Oneida National Bank at the
store Of Samuel Downing, IN Fulton avenue. The
jury, however failed TO agree upon verdist, and
were discharged. Teppe VIII be tried again to-day
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
TIVE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
A site with a Great Many Advantag

Site with a Great Many Advantagcs.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In selecting site for the proposed Crystal Palace
the wants and conveniences OF the business commu
nifty and the country merchants should be taken into
consideration, among other things. With that view
IN sight think the Washington Parade Ground or
Park the most suitable and desirable position in the
city Tor the purpose. 1t ls In the midst Of our lead
ing hotels, midway between the business and dwell
ny portions OF our city, convenient to the various
ana stages. 1t is also at the beginning OF our lead
ing avenue tFlith avenue) and within 800 yards Of
our principal business street broadway.
I, FRANCIS 9,
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STREET QuOTArllaS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June 7-6 P. NJ.
BEEswAx dull and prices nominal at &c., SIC.
CANDLEs-The demand for all kinds very light and
prices heavy l5c. lse for Western and city ada
mantine, S3c Soc for sperm and 43c 45c for patent
CoooA.-Thc sales were unmporlant Prices, however
quite steady at l2c 2c gold for Guayaqu bond
and 29c. = yUc., do, for Maracaibo do.
CoRpAGE has ruled quiet but steady at 22c CSC for Ma
nla 20c for Sal Russia belt and l7c
sia tarred
CeorFRAGE STOCK. The demand only moderate but
the supply being limited prices quite steady We
quote :susar shocks, 3s inch heads SO SS o6 sugar
So; hoops IA feet, &45 $685. hoops, u feet, Hiv.
COTT0SFor this apie the all classes of
buyers light and the offerings continuing fair prices
Of which ssa were for export is4 for Spinning and 81 on
speculation For future delivery the only
and prices easier Sales 200 bales low mid
ding June, 2oHc. 100 do July at 2Oc and lU0
do, tor October, at 19c. We quote:--
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