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STEAMERS.
DAILY LINE 60
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CONTAIN.

DAILY LINE. go
JAMES RIVER srEAmBoAT coAf~Ni.
ou and after MONDAY. July 18th. this com.
pany will run DAILY LINE, consisting OF I've
fast ana elegant United States mall steamers
c SUnh Y Z. G. GIrroRD Captain l.. W. BURNS;
leaving COMPANIES wharf. at Rockets, daily (ex-
cep; Sundays) at o A. NJ. for Sortolk, iora s
IN nth and all regular landings on james r t 70
FsTs T" M" tcts;. to Norfolk and
Passengers connect ut Norfolk WIN ,tn Eor,h.
stc1mnrs Tor Baltimore and all polnlS 1870
! kIs". for FORT Monroe, Cherrys'onc' ''"'
Island &C., &C. Apply =. D D. TAruM. Ass n,,e
to-, ~ Company's w MARI.
rANFSRIyER STEAMBOAT :sz:sssssas4
u G. MPANY.-FUH huEFULh r. s1 3 s.s : r
poKTsmuUTi., AND Al, nnooTTnS e r ,.n' and
and *'$s'1o' H f. !, {. S.sron q nR'
nsp ID Pix pxyS On at SIX O'Clock 4. H., and
on arrive in Rorsof in time 70
aect with steamers for baltimore and poin's
fran leav, CRY Point 70, Petersburg on srr
'"' FARE F; To rs NosEoLK:; ;;..........sA"
r ceived Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturday,
rom Il NJ. to 81 p. H., for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore. and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings ON james
river, at reasonable rates,
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
FreighLs for way-landings must BIS prepaid
A!spPlyt' z t,n b: Tca amrany, AS Sss,f
TOHN W. WYATT.
AND CowMtsS.|H mERCEANT,
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
-. RICHMOND, Va. FosT-OFrick Box 10.
40" b1VSKE'o'e GGssENsTowN. Ss.
tNMA N LIME OF MALI. sTEAMERa, SAI.!Ns
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FL f a ~ "o'" s7s s,ecrage
TO a ori 90 90 i 10 t hDnson 30
Tickets sold to and from England. Ireland, ane
the EunLinent. ~ moderate rates
sar further "a A I9ox xa ~ she
o'''''' Is broadway New vork; or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOR NEW YORK. esSss
OLD DOMINIVn STEAMSHIP SassssaA
COMPANY.
f'he splendid new side-whcel steamships ISAAC
sEI sAEHT21Aa sIA asS. "a y a1s ier
SKY, TiiUfisD Al, and SATURDAY at 3 clocl
nAT and nf" sy SlGpH1n "a. s hish tide
These ships are entirely new. Ihey nave eleeaa!
saloons and staterooms. The fare accommoas'
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections MADE WIN steamers Tor Vii
southern .nd European ports
TEX IF is' SNE PER CENT. at the ofnces Of this
For further information apply to
my 90 No. Governor street.
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$3.50. LOIS IN slpNhh' $500.
x25 cash balance In monthly payments Of FL. so
until pain for. Located In a very desirable and
improving part of the city, and near the street
railway. For map and particul RS apply 10
E. Il. NEWBuRN,
Real Estate a gent and Auct lcneer,
;r. \ "a lOIG NJ y in street.
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waeDD AND GOAL.

TONES & MINOR,
81 SIXTH sTnEET NEAR CANAL.
CARBON HILL SOFT CJKE,
CLOVER HILL COAL,
and all kinds ofFUEL Mt lowest summer Prices
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
"IHA .1I,EGHANY COUNTY, VA,
W .nwS as "REp swEET."l

,,,,. pr1 1t:urFIII RESORT is now open for
-, ms naof1n,nodstian or visitors. magnificent
Fool BATa. unsurn.aIsTTead IN he yorld "a
n Ain, ~ S.r OF ACCOMMODATIONS, are Of
rered as attractions to vIsitors. The water is
most no wcrfu tonic.
TERMS: "a per day; sls per week; Ss5 per
month.
SttIfc JONrnnl COPY. " l3-2w
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THE TRUE FOUNTAIN F HEALTH.
l.. THE GELD SULPHUR ~PRlSGS VA, two
miles from the Goshen depot Of the Chessp sap, X
Stanton, sixty miles from tn. Gre.nnrier " hitn
Sulphur Springs, and within al easy days j,qrney
of Baltimore, Nd Washington, d. G :, and Rich
mond and Lynchburg. Va.
TIE climate is delightful, saiubrious, and inyi-
gorating.
The hotel is now open for vlsitors. The hotel
accom- m odatinns are good. Good ballroom music
Is In attendance
A line Of stage. coaches run daily from Goshen
depot to this place and there Is also daily line
running between the Cold Sulphur Springs ana
the Rockbridge Alum Springs, only seven miles
distant.
per mon h, $50. a,,o,,
tyR-lOt y. u. tfooDboh.
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NOR RENT, the BASEMENT of the St-a
dw.lI,ur-house ocnup,cd BY Rev. j. \. Eli
I'hambliss No south si,ih Street next I" the
See M BE p.ist church. There are tw', rooms,
uautry and Il wide hall or phsStrc. with sire
eut saire on a level with the pavement. t1ni'ahle
for any lyh, business, 'r 10" III" residence OF
small gentecl family. Price. $40 per Inoata.
hnnlytn ". y. RitBINS,
g., ~ ~ lnnn Min ST. rrt cnrucr TENTH
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RETREAT.

-
GREENWOOD, at GREEN WOOD DEPOT,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio r ilruad. Is now open
for boarders.
Terms $40 per month, $40 prr week, or 81 per
day.
apply to W. 1SW1DDIE.
Greenwood Depot ChesL pr. Ike and Ohio
~ 12-lOt* Railrosd Rlhemarle, va.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENT.-A handsome 81
IL SIT OF FOER RoUNS. with 'torermoi' s.-.l
aud kitchen, In linden Row. No. log fIanAiin
privilege of renting the whole house altDr mat
lime apply at DIR. JOHN GARSE rs Drm@
Store, on Broad street between sinh ana SeVehh.
" Al
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nor RENT, 4 NEAT + r A M E6sa
Il TENEMENT on the west eide OF Fo, nth Es;i
between iiuval and Baker streets, with hve rooms
kilcntn, &c. Possession at once. Apply 10
iy - A. j. L. APPERSON.
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JOTTISGS ABOUr TOWN.

The deiraudcd soldiers meet at 1l3 Bowery this
evening ~
onicer De Witt c. Nixon, OF the broadway SQUAD.
died q smallpox In the Small pox Hospital on Wednes
The rev Presbyterian Chapel, Tompkins avenue
worship yesterday.
A cash deficit Of $4,000 has so far been discover
ed In Mr j, A. Underhl's account and worthless Oil
nnS missing stock representing t5 900 have been found
Justice Bowling administered u severe rebuke on
saturday to prosecutor, offering to DTinK foTw ard
witness &c after the Justice had acquitted innocent
boy OF charge OF theft,
Sergeant Thomas J. Folger, who boasts that he has
not worn socks or gloves or washed his feet for over
lofty years, had nke prisoners In the dlngy House
Detention yesterday. Crime. poverty.
The examination In the case OF George Scott who
died on Friday at 2l4 Delaney street. OF a stab re-
ceived IN free night ia saloon opposite his residence
on the gath ult.. ehcted nothing new.
81. THE Confederates did enlist colored sol
ders and armed them, for the purpose of fighting the
North previous 10 the close OF the rebellion bat they
were very timid about the result
Edward j. Oakley, the defu uting cashier OF the
Merchants Exchange BanK. and George u, Copeland
the author OF the Fourth National Bank fraud both
surrepdered on Saturday and gave bail n
$4,000 aud 5000 to appear.
The delegation OF the American Tract Society aent
out TO explore the field OF Christianity on ibe pa
cine coast have returned and last road their re
port In Dr. TyDgt Church The Delegation said that
hey never never head sach profanity and never ssW spch
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THE NEW sURROGArE,s Reforms
The Winters WIN Compiicntions-How the
Lawyers Have Muddicd Things-What
Young vanderpocl Made as the Pretec-
of Mfnora.


The Winters VIII Compiicntious-How the
Lawyers Have Muddied Things-What
Young yanderpocI Made as the Pretec-
tor OF Minors.
Frederick Winters died in September. He left
a wife and two children. lie appointed Nose. f.
Crasto executor Of his will and guardian OF his chill
dren. The will was presented for probate In De-
cember. Tie citation was fixed for the l4th OF that
month, At which time Mr.. Winters, Mr. Crasto, and
two witnesses duly appeared. The subsequent pro.
ceedngs showed them that they were being very
unfairly treated. Mr.. Cfasto made u complaint TO
the Editor OF the sus, saying that among others,
deayonng to make Mrs. Winters pay an unnecessary
bill Of coss. reporter Of tho sUs read the state.
ment TO the new Surrogate, MI. Ilutchings, who
replied as iollowsi
pointed TO protect the interests OF minors the pro
bate Of will That e TO see that the Will is properly
inc esiaes of .her parents Th. s duty which should
ne eaecnted PTSpsTly but L ha. been abused When
the contests OF special guardian OF the name o Au
gusus g. NandeIpoel mo relative OF Jesse o. Vander.
allegation. against the probate oil al wins. Ills pur.
pee wat apparent MANY executors preferred paying
minors 10 longer DELAYING the proof OF the viii
80 far as have had power have revoked his ap.
ment Of all those who have iactiousv brought these
contest. on the probate Of wills. And IN thdse cases
Trial on two days notice, thu, many wills which were
tesi%eatary granted mneais,ey ~ p'0'''s Ana 'se'
In The o. Ars. Winters; have ordered II placed
must proceed with h evidence, be hs. Sny
H. lie has none the executor Will have further cause
Of my %s,p 10 dcs h St acs sHs
have laken another step towerd reforming the many
community, and especially among the members OF the
legal profession and my positive determination not
TO appoint any CLERK In my oce either auditor referee
or special guardian.
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INFLUENCE IN ALPlNY.

Two OF the Gentry who Promise TO Visit
our Lcgis'Rtors-The Ctass that De-
mnnds the Removal OF such Captain. Ms
Petty, Mills, De Camp, aud Cameron.
Yesterday morning while Capt. Petty was
down on wes, and Canal streets looking alter the
ticket swindlers, he was Aeco.ted by boy, aud r..
quested to 60 to Debrosses and West streets, as
there were 1.-TWO men fighting md killing one
another" The Captain found two men down on the
barroom floor fighting like bun dogs Amer some
trouble the captain parted them. and one James
diiGs Bully Nelson, taken to the Leonard street
station by Oicer Garland, the Captain taking charge
OF the Other. Cornelius dids " Con" FitIgp aid
On their way 10 the station the following cor ,ers1
ton took place between the Captain aud his prls
oucr:
CoS.-Are you al ofheeri
CAFIAIN-I am.
Con All right I'll go with you, old man. You're
all right: I'll take care OF YOU. You can stay III
see Crow and make II all right for you. Bat Petty,
the id old son OF -, he's got TO go anyhow; he
cah't stay here by c..
CAPTAIS-Thats r,gh, you get him out II you
can. He's m old brute, and ought to 20 away from
here
Cos.-Yes. Do you know I'd like to " plug" the
son OF -. I'm fighter, am. l eau lick any
man In this country. Say. do YOU know I'm after
Joe Coburn. | can HEX him and Petty, too.
CAPTAIS--I know you can but low Is 1t the
"bully Nelson" got the best Of you lie Is good
deal smaller man than you are
Cos.-Wcll, you see Ia licked two others, and
was pretty well tired out. took them one at
time. when they run like hi. But l can lick old
Petty. lie. got to 20. I'm going up TO Albany,
aud III get the Legislature to aI him, 6y c. will,
now yOu'll see. But you're all right
The IrlsoneTs are ticket svindlers.
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THE MANHITTaN CLUB.

What its Most Accomplished and iErudite
Member Thinks OF u-It IL n Failure
Serious Charges OF Embezzlemen What
Manner of Men Compose II.
few days ago the gallant Gen. Beach Law
renee gave few Of his friends a rechsrehJ banquet
In Delmohico's. The most Of those present were
members Of the Union Club. OF which Club Gen
Lawrence is an esteemed member This Club seems
to be composed OF gentlemen far above the average
OF those In the Manhattan Club, from which Gen.
Lawrence has Withdrawn. During the evening, the
erudite Gen. Lawrence arose msjesticslly from his
Gentlemen Of re literary and Artistic World:
When Commodore Perry at the battle OF Lake Ere
2sns he Se's AZ q s q Ss s's sf
which bears my name. In like manner l. driven
street. and welcome you in these paiatiai halls
As for the Manhattan Club. as political engine
which is no, success And Sho eompcss s,sess he come one
mittce who undertake to sit In iudgme Mt on a gen.
,'epsni First. there Is Hard Shell; secondly.
Alphabet Barlow; third, Hiram, the publican WHO
Is also sinner fourth, q asonin.law OF Commodore
Vanderbilt, who Is also one OF MS pensionaries
hfth, an editorial hypocrite sixth, emigrant ruu'
ner, and halfa-dozen low pothouse politicians
Gentlemen l congratulate you upon the varied
assembly here tonight, aud In the nrst place the
representatives Of the press, those two great mmi.
nares The Sun and the Moon while between them
8, ; the srsa M nc The s
5 s saneS 6 s9S S ny S Dr. .% Wat
operations sometimes extend over two continents
the leuilssse doree Of New York by Mr.. Eyans and
Mr.. Bailey, and the nobility Of France by the Count
dIvon.
AND, gentlemen. when I was q member of the
Manhattan CLUB. and when went mp into the card
room and gazed upon the features OF Chancellor
Robertson, whom all reyered and loved, /, grieycd
me to consider that his portrait was not Ipaid
for ana that the money which lad been
collected for the purpose had been wasted
on the flesh pots OF Egypt. And. gentlemen.
when In future years you gather your children and
grandchildren around I'M ha
satisfaction for you to remember the present enter.
tainment given In honor OF the Hard Shell.
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THE WEST SIDE POLITICIANS.

IL Anybody Safe in this City s-wiil the
Authorities Piseon-H n ole this Case In the
Distrtct-Attorney's once.
The widow Sarah Griffith lives at No. 5Ol
West Seventeenth street. With her live her daugh.
ter. about sixteen years old, and her son, who is
younger than her daughter. The widow works hard
to support herself and is assisted by her boy and
girl. On Saturday the three worked until after mid.
night. They we're preparing to go to bod, when sud.
denly the door was forced open, and three rufhans
two OF whom are named Daily and Names, entered
the room. One OF the three IL unknown. Be-
fore Mrs. Gnfeth could speak two of the
men seized the daughter, placing their hands over
her mouth to silence her cries. and grossly assaulted
her despite the screams OF the mother aud sou who
fed In terror. Oniccr Matthew Campbell afterward
arrested Names, who was recognized by the son ,
daugilter and mother. He was taken before Jus
uce Shandley at Jefferson Market, and committed
without bail. The police know Daily, and are on his
track. Names denies that he Is guilty. He owns that
e was In the ROOM but AYERS that he endeavored to
prevent the assault upon the girl The unknown
man Is supposed TO be one OF the Ninth street gang
All three are politicians. Justice Shandiey will un-
doubedly do his duty when they leave his jurisdic
hon for that OF a higher court-they may be re.
leased.
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THE GREAT FIRk IN BROOkLrN.

The Latest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Escape Of
the second Ward-Lesses and Insurance.
At about o'clock on Saturday night fire was
touched In the stables and iumeerIysru owned VI
Conklin, Son Beers. at Plymouth and Pearl streets
Brooklyn. The flames spread 20 rapidly that with
In q remarkably short time the bulldogs and stock
were destroyed. The flames then communicated
to adjoining property. Two name tenement
houses on Plymouth street, owned by this hrm were
partially destroyed, involving loss OF about $4,000
to the owners, and about 1900 to the occupants ;
fully insured. Two frame buildings, corner OF Pearl
and John streets, owned by wAlerberg & Hubert,
were entirely consumed lose about $4,000. insured.
The occupants, John Mcnamara, q nIuor denler
and James Mccarty, James La1erty, and Alex Nc.
laughln lost about tDO each no assurance. The
flames also communicated TO Campbell 4 Tbayer's
stables on the northeast corner Of Pearl and Ply.
mouth streets. which were destroyed. Loss about
to,OO; Insured for $500. joan j. Bulger's lQuor
store on tile southwest corner OF Pearl and Plymouth
streets, was damaged TO the amount OF about tsDO ;
insured In the Mechanics and Lafayette otices,
The loss OF Messrs. Conklin, Son a Beers Ia not
yet known, but II II thought that II will not exceed
tb,UO They are insured for about taO QUO by New
YORK and Brooklyn companies. There was very
large STOCK OF lumber In the yard at the time all of
which was consumed The horses In the stables
were saved Fire Marshal Ready has already en-.
tered upon an iuyesgation OF the origin OF the hre
and a-cet'aned that It had It's origin in the hay loft
OF one OF the stables
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a. Where BAl,ky We shot,
" He'd to which he walkei
e. Passage Connecting rooms.
ID. DOorr,

Nod Ia n ha A ke1
G Passage connecting rooms
ID. Doorr
On Saturday afternoon Bal,ky had taken Emma
10 Brooklyn While there or amer Ls reInrn no a.
pears 10 have drank some nouor though no, enonyh
TO produce inloxicaton. lie had been up stars on
sen ~ ,hs ru roo trs Raa,e au,s
iav occurred in 10 hs rso,est and mr. -
ins admitted he beysn nm attack uSon Bddle en.uy
Ter drew a pistol and shot Balsky In tbe abdomen
The hall taking effeet near The navel knnc Immedi
a,elv Iold pidde 10 Get out oT tb,s ne,n,ng ,ha,
he shonld .eek saSetv in tight ami dee,nng he "a
vice GOOD he rnsLed down .tairs and disannearcd in
the darkness OF the street BaIsky passed through
the passage way marked &C" and laid down upon
Sergeant from The Fifteenth Precinct shortly after
Balsky desired a despatch 10 be Instantly written
and taken 10 The telegraph ONCE II WAS I'm
as foiIows and directed 10 lady in Middletown. n
Y, whose name the onfcer has forgotten and winch
Of course, the Telegraph Company do not feel at
liberty TO divulge.
.Ia,, 10, a. ,ho .hdo,,.n ,.nau tfa "a D,o.ro,.
Come % to Vi nv runefa @ ''"A us ''"0''ON
n -, 81. a.. -, -. -. ,... a..
He stated That the lady was his sister, gave the
soiE.h. ~ w. Wv ',I ". pAI.n p.Is s,,t5
sem 70 the new iork nStei pG @legIaph station, a
, az , w SS,ran, uu iL aI "a 49, % .,a,r %
,er.d ~ spp%s' pn% ~ Srivsu RsIevnn Wosnaai On
aereu % ~, shu ,h "as i,,T W ,h, Ssin III "a
,sycrd ions ~ ds,snne ,hrnn"h the h'mido, ON
n ' ~ " .s ~ ' ~ s.a,, "a ,, Wv s y"
Va rrr y - a. -, ~, -, h, @ n..'. ..,..a.
oa,n ~ ~" uosp' sp,' " nJ ,ssn,a.i az
bearing Isdv prc.cn,ed herself al Tho hospIt stated
IT, - "a hesn so,, o. "a, p,isLv L.. .nrs,sd
~, h sr,iod ~, ht at "a ~ .oTao ~ o.s's, Ie ,ak
@ 10 ue w h 20 % InH anS S oos % ~ Hsr sms ~ and
th,s nr no ,n"n,rs" have siicea tSe desired inIor
maslIn' nor nenu9n is a, unrsalnE Sna I,h shs G WI"
s,'N ~ anor,ar xisIiad Relsyne Sestcrday 10 as
c.r,.,n p,,SPGs ca,d,tion snh ,o olts,n b,s stnIe
neui nf ihs ray The ssrd ss ante dart Int
he sound of yoicss led him M The bedsSn Of Balsky
by whom the indy was seated
'Erom what he could srs IN the aim light she an.
ne,red ~ he , IaJv Of ,h,rtT rathsr nrennssessinV
In apnearanee and a little Inclined 10 etnbOnuoin[
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THE ERIE RAILWAY STRIKE.

General Strike Ordered Along the Line
Workinamcn's Police around the Work.
shops-Pos-ibio Suspension Of Travel.
The Ere Railway strikers on Saturday ap,
pointed police committee Of % men. 20 OF whom
were posted around the several Erie workshops to
warn applicants for work Of the condition OF the
strike, and II possible persuade them against engag
ing 10 were placed at Psyonia ferry to instruct
New Workers, and were sent to the tunnel shops
A Committee OF three was also appointed to pre-
pare q dram OF their grievances for publication.
Mr. Keasley, President OF the Society," expressed his
thanks TO Mr. Fisk for his kindly Efforts In behalf
OF the men 10 the Board Of Daee,ors. He
(Kcasloy) could not understand the stub
boinness OF the Board, seeing that Mr.
Gould had acknowledged to the Convention dele
gates that the road losing terribly by the strike
Some trouble was anticipated during the day, and
policemen were posted near tie krie shops. They
drove In the strikers pickets, but IN explanation
from some OF the Officers Of the Association set mat
ters right with the policemen and the strikers were
not intcrfered with sfterward.
During the day telegram received from the
Convention at Bnghamton approving the strike
and telling the men to stay where they are. The
Jersey city delegates 10 the Convention returned
late on Saturday night, and confirmed the telegram
aud added that q strike had been ordered all along
the line TO day, unless the Company relnstate the
strikers and agree TO nay their wages promptly.
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hours or LEISURE.

The Union Fraternelle Franchise announce a grand
ball In the Germana Assembly Rooms the 26th inst.
The annual carnival ball OF the American Drama.
18th inst.
Prof Gesllm iectured in the Casino last evening
WAsa."
The Grand Lodge OF New York, Knights OF
Pythias, will sit IN Masonic Hall on Thursday, the
2Ith INST
The nrst regalia reception OF Caantha Lodge No.
i05 Grand street,
Company ,, Ninth Regiment, have their first inyl.
taton hor this season In the regmenal arnory to-
morrow evening
The nrst annual invitation ball Of the Excelsior
Musical uLlon TO be given In Masonic Hall Thurs.
day evening next
The first annual ball OF the p. Diver Association
Is the event ~ the Union Assembly Rooms on tue
evening OF the let nrox,
The fifteenth anniversary OF the Il. l.. snow Social
Union. No to be celebrated in Lyric Hail on Wed.
nesday evening next.
Company Independence Guard, Twelfth Inian.
try (NatonA Grays) enjoy their fourth annual hop In
Apollo Hall on the evening OF the 2ith inst. "
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BROOKLYN'S MORMONs.
VIE services In Wiilinm-bu rgh Yesterday
Tte Norman PrcnCh rs on the ChristInu

Eh' services In Willinmsburgh Yesterday
Tfe Mormon Preach RS on the ChristInu
g. igi-T.c saints Ready Tor Marty dom.
punns the past fortnight many lettegs have
eeer cur to Tue SUS once BY the Wilhamsburgh
aofW9n', and these nave made it clear that the
Lave Day saints are ready for martyrdom, prepared
Oe turned out OF Wiamsburyh, aud TO have their
lou''' ran-lcksd by mob; but they cannot stand
.u1 o. laughed 1t without sQuirnng like ca,erpIlaTs
IN tobacco smoke,
The speakers Of last evening were Brother Hulse
and Lller Whipplc, both OF Utah Brother Hulse,
Who spoke first, drew u parallel between our sa
Moer sud ~, Peter, and Joseph Smith and Brigham
iouH-' informing the congregation that ss Christ
u'es4'ed 10 the one the keys OF heaven Joe Smith
save The other an authority over the Latter Day
o'As' The speaker described Brigham sending
Su' DIS missionaries from Utah by seventies, as the
IIs,'9ai ld 10 the nrst year OF his ministry. His
snn EpheI with indignant hIe and scorn when he
t9Ge4 20 lhe Thousands nnC tens OF thousands paid
bsH 'ntlah pastors such BeeeheI aud Frothing
fTIs iie claimed for the Mormons the gin OF the
Id Nto't, declaring that OF his personal know
sni use niI4cles had been performed among them,
tn tsn Us healing the sick, speaking with strang
Edc, ana ana raising the dead.
poySe,nr" "hlpple rose to defend the principle Of
ss,yysSsAY he eald that, ike Brother Huse lie re-
Le 49, 10y cent for his labor or his expenses, and
Nho NJ nhe utmost contempt for the clergymen
Gospel 1', ppseeher make stalking horse OF the
Her. nome, nome his wives, and his children.
some y, a., ~. lbe young women began 20 litter, and
Tho the male visitors laughed outright.
mai ~ mormon church wac crowded yesterday, so
II mere were not sufncient seats, and many stood
key passage ways, and even outside the cham
vsred no ,hs people who attended were also more
lasnsht go 'un. VA. ihei were many persons OF re-
ksInus,nno no wealth, who had come there perhaps