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TIE CASE OF THE REV. 9. B. sMYrH.
A Farewell Sermon Next Sunday-What His
Erianda are Exnecfed To In lor Him.

A Farewell Sermon Next Sunday-What His
Friends are Expected To DO for Him.
The. First United Presbytery of New York met
at the Smith street United Presbyterian church,
Paterson, N. j., on Tuesday evening and installed
the Rev. R. d. Williamson pastor thereof The COM
mttee appoin ed to visit Eleventh street congrega-
ton in this city reported that thirtysx votes had
been cast In favor Of dissolution Of the pastoral
lation and twentythree against; but two prominent
members did not vote at all.
resolution was offered to dissolve the pastoral
relation, and Rev. Charles b. Smyth was called on
to express his views thereon He requested time
till the next morning for reflection Adjourned till
nine O'Clock Wednesday morning. f
Wednesday morning an amendment was offered
inst and finally the original resolution, as thus
amended, was adopted, in order to afford Mr.. Smyth
an opportunity to preach farewell sermon to the
congregation next Sabbath. He then requested
that the clerk might be directed to furnish him
with q certificate OF ministerial standing and dis
mission to The Associate Reformed Presbytery Of
New York, and the request was granted. Mr..
Smyth's friends viii have an opportunity, therefore,
OF hearing him once more IN Eleventh street
church next Sabbath morning, but 1t is not
likely to be the last time he will preach in
New York His friends ought not to consent to
his lying by unemployed in the ministry and
hopes are entertained that he Will soon be at the
head Of one Of the largest and most Ourshing con-
gregations in this great American metropolis. His
him, organize and set on foot movement that Will
result iii q congregation upon liberal, evangelical
basis, such as the times we live in and the neCe5-
sites Of the case demand.
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COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Texas, May II, 1870.
Cation firm: good ordinary l9c lahc sales, $50 baesf
receipts, SeS bales; stock, W, 6lx oaies 49,, ,s,,
Cotton In active demand al full prices middlnG 22c
sales $500 baies receipts s6 baes coastwise, lsS
oa'eA-'o~' A''' hoEiLg Ala, May II, 1870;
Cotton drmer; mddug, 22kc; sales, $40 bales receipts,
l92 bses exports New Urleans bales; stock, 43s2A
bales :, -, 1e1o a
Cotton steady middne. 22c Sales 600 bales rece'p'
80 $3.50 SAyArNAH, Ca, May II, 1870 >
Cotton firm midding 22c 22hc; sales, 6e0 paes; re-
ceips l6 bales; exports coastwtss loao oaes' s"oAr
ii, a30 bales. .,.,,, No. =, ,s7o y
Cotton frm midlng q ac sales 10y baiss seeep's' ~"
'"''' sNf'' - BALTIMORE May II, 1870
The stock Of cotton light causing much nrnhes m 70 rrce
m,ddipg 23c saes 200 baos net recsipn oV coast
WISE total 03 bales exports, coaswse iVV Oaes'
stock, 1876 taies. ,.r.,, 49,, =, ,e-o
Cotton very firm holders are asking higher rates ma.
ding 0c 2so sales 300 bales; net receipts, 80 bales
coassc ia baies-total 4ly bales stoch sSvp bales,
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THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS MORE ACTIVE.
The southern list was more active, the market
being at length aroused from duness by the sur
rounding animation OF the street, The principal
dealings We're In the new Tennessees and North
Carolina special tax bonds. which were strong at
higher prices. Tho Virginias were firm and the
general list steady. The final street prices were as
ex coupon, 59K o93l; DO
new, 65A 55k; do Eve per cent, As Al; Virginia,
ex coupon, 6oK 70; do. new, 6sli SO; do. regis
tered stock, 5eA 5o}s; do. do, 1856, 60 q 81;
do do., 1867, 81 80; Georgia skies, SS a
90; do sevens, s5 90; do. sevens interest payable
IN Georgia, 90 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, AN d
4S; do. new, 25 a 2515; Missouri skies, 93 O e3h;
do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93 a 931<; Louisiana
sxes 75h 70; do. sevens, rs so; do. eighss, 50
SO; do levee skies, IS a a78h; do. do. eights, 81
%; Alabama eights, 101 lo2; do Hves, 70 "a; do.
skies, sterling, 90a 96; South Carolina skies, 81
92; do, new. S1X 80; do, registered stock, 80
IS; City OF Memphis skies, SO So; City of Atlanta
eights, 81 a 81; City OF Savannah sevens, 80 90;
CITY OF New Orleans consols, 7e II; do. do. rail-
road ISSUE 70 a IS; Mobile and Ohio sterling, "A q
10; do. eights, 81 6S; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage, 70 10; do. second do, 81 o.; Mem
phis and Charleston first mortgage, sS SO; do. Sec
Ond do, IS 80; do. stock, 43 . A; Grecnvie and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, II a ~, Macon and
Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 81 50; Western
Kansas sevens, rs q 75H. nai sa r
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids to-day for the rail.
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1AE CRYSTAL PALACE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
read the article ''The Crystal Palace In this
mornings paper and am most favoraby disposed to
the proposed building. have examined the map Of
the island to discover the most convenient aud central
place to locate the same, aud would suggest as the
most desirable location, In my humble opinion that
portion Of our Park designated upon the map
''East' and "West Meadow" extending from Ninety
seventh to l02d street, and about half the width
by the east and west drives giving sufficient area
for the erection OF an edfce equal In size TO the
a most charming landscape, which could NOT be pre-
sented in any other location upon this island It
would be truly useful and beautiful addition to our
with buildings, as look upon this ground as place
for outdoor recreation. / feel that this Crystal
Payace should not mar The beauty OF the LANDSCAPE
nor in this location obstruct any Of the roads Or
works of the Park or any OF the avenues streets
OF the city, which 20 large building certainly would
do outside Of the Park am, respectfully,
WIN. II. POST
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

L
"WEDNESDAY. May ll-6 p. M I
Wan street. despite the severe STORM, was again
exceedingly animated under furtherincrease OF the
remarkable speculation which has Followed the
heavy accumulation or money atthis centre. Atihe
board this morning the inspectors OF the recent
ton announced the result OF the vote for
TUE GOVERNING coMMIrTER
The successful candidates were as fol!ows:-
To sesps -Four Ysars-y. L. BrowuelI george II.
Broanead, A. M Cahoone, A. s. Peabody, J. X. War
ren, w. kimball, II. B. Wilson, Salem r. Russell, H.
q. Chapman and 4. A. Hoyt
aud John X. Garland. Enf
TO .Serce T,1O Years-G. w. Fuller.
10 Serce one Year-E White and w. x. Souter.
GOLD STRONG AND AorIvB
The clique movement In gold noticed yesterday
was more marked to-day, and the leading specuia-
tors OF the street are again enlisted for "bu cam
paign In the Gold Room. Their operations are based
remotely on the declining scale OF cotton exports
which may be looked for In the interval to the
arrival OF the new crop next September. Meantime
the foreign bankers have advanced the rate OF ex.
change to within small fraction Of the specie-shp-
ping point, while the stocks OF produce and cotton
liable to export on rise In gold are
not so extensive as to materially interfere
with their plans. Moreover, the situation In
France Is purposely exaggerated into one Of
alarm for the future peace Of the empire,
and has produced strong feeling IN favor 0f hold
ing gold against the contingencies OF popular out
break. Furthermore, the London money market Is
working so closely as to very likely induce an adj
vance In the bank rate within the next few weeks
At home the fear OF Funding bill this session is
trey dlsslpated. The Of the market is shown
iy, tho tahl
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Wheat less active, but the ruled the
opening when advance OF lc. per brshel paid
heavy and nomnsy lc lower; the sales lmany
ngl were about 6s bushels. At - for No2 CHICAGO,
vi 80 for No do 81 35 for amber winter In sore vi y
snr6 $l 90 for Corn white and 81 81 10 for nsrSf
busSe 81 Is for old mixed in store 81 oi for IN.
sound new vi 10 81 IL for to choice high mixed,
81 II III isfor yellow Oats active rmer.
ern In store; 6sc. sec State, delivered I've small
lot choice do track and &c. for black do Rye dun
and nominal al 81 % * 10 for State and Western. Barley
and barley malt continued to rule dull and nominal.
manded in almost all cases The charterng business
hbted activity but rates for ali kinds Of vessels
NAMED heavy The engagements ere:To Liverpool per
steamer 900 bales cotton at I'D 800 bushels wheat Nast
evening" a. and 2b0 erces beef at 2 3d. TO London
bbs hour at 2 3d. bushels wheat at 71d To Brs
steamer arrive 500 bales cotton private terms
The charers were bark 10 direct port the Connent
with 4c00 bbls petroleum at 4 bark to Esnore for or
Mediterranean with s0o bbs and 5000 petroleum,
and backs bark to Cronsad with $500 bbls petroleum,
and back an Italian bark bt6 TONS Tor Antwerp general
cargo bark, 5os ons 70 direct port on the Contnent
fogwood from Philadelphia q direct port the
Baltic, with 2000 bblA petroleum on private terms.
GUNNrEe.-Cloth was In good demand and sou bales
sold In Boston at 6sc Bags were quiet but firm Ut yeser
Hops-The business was very lsh the demand from all
being checked by the ncement weather Prices
steady and firm, especially for the better grades
few small sales new were made within the range Of lie
HEMP dull and prices nominal at yesterdays
quotations. No sales.
MoLAssEs.-The market quiet there being little
demand, and heard of sales Of moment Prices
steady all except grades which heavy
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sAN; Alton and rerrs Haute, IS 80; DO preferred
o.; Ohio and Mississippi COX a sox; Delaware ana
Lackawanna. mex bid; New Jersey Central, lo9A .
losH: Chicago and Alton, lllA . ll4K; do pre-
ferred. llb llok; Norris and Essex, 90 % 92K;
Hann!ba! and 81. Joseph, INK 1l2; do. preferred
llok . III; Iron Mountain, ASK bid; Dubuque and
Sioux CITY, lo7X los; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
81 o; Columbus, Chicago ana Indiana Central, lsz
q lsH. fNt
htf THB EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
The highest aud lowest prices of the day are
shown In the following table OF the extreme uctua-
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stfanetiiy svarious occupations, and u y prooa1s
majority Will remain iore me " earn mone III
quay. NA1 a.lil ~,
The Comee dEu is expected to leave Paragnay On .,
the 2O,h of this month"; teaeher with the majority o.
the chief oYIcers OF the army The troops are pcing
concentrated at Humaita, and about thiry % xeassss
were reassembling there for them anu tho ooc,s. ~,
Most OF the gunboats and other war Vessses a'0 s0
leaving, aud only few Will remain'
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NAVAL sroaEs-Tio market for spirits turpen,,ne was
Ss. W. S ss: a. ss, I: ::
New ys.k ii sS aqs
Sa on p9s sna
as gIlSss T,tss sss e.
oT 8 R' s.ss
% j. SaPs ,ss n
@ being viii sasS%s:
sales were $50 bSs At &c. 1000 d. at oao DO on
's% ssa S SS Ss s lyme a9
81 hsTes below those eSinsa @ sas
MADE Nss f.1sjs as
% sSHs's:o s q ea Il: ss s
Ts option The ID was . a%O, Gn entirely G
ss: fss I Nav Is sss sss isSs
:sIIsS: op.ioS d5S d. July .ossAsrat 81
SU or 51s a az At DO sss ana
Esss ~ @ ssa saa bs
s. Ns 81 ss: s:s.ly sa 70! e: s a'e ~
81 y % at sna s r e. Dressed
sss' were ss's's s:ss. F$s sssy
chiefly slaughieres Beef active tho dema nd being
almost entirely export and holders rather
e, ssn gss ss 80 a
private terms: Tierce beef was more sought after,
@ ere.. %rs soa % ss as prse
81 IS We ss {. ;s isis sS;
gest hams we're quiet but arm, s sss conmoS 70
the stock and the armnss q holders restricting bust
ness CImHsrsnd "a cut was hsid a. fc long clear at
Tss v.s "a @ as a h Gloss.
The demand only moderate but fun prices
Ssl s pfa
shoulders, loo 1ssc and city bagged hams sTc isac.
ns TsrH were .9S 90 sgess O"sssd hams to arrive "
RICE was quiet, but prices were unchanged. The
about 50 teroes within the range OF 6>sc INC FOR
sUGAR.-The market for moderately active, the
demand being chiefly for refining grades and prices were
%s 9n' 10 sood
Porto Rico Refined was podeTsssiy deal, ,s in at quite
Cuba Inferior 5saninss " ssHs fair refining
sc Prime to ohs!cs grocery, tc io@e een,ri;
fugai hhds and boxes Sac lW<c molasses nnas n ans
sassssS sSasi g. sssaS s & r. Sassi
10 TO 20, lac l2Nc; DO. white, llHc. t2l4c Porto
Rico Raining grsdes SIC sSc. grocery grades sSc
SRrps.-Ai kinds were dull and nominal al yesterdays
sTAILow.-The demand was moderate, but prices were
steady Sales about 10000 lbs al sc c, the latter pce
wHisxsy Receipts 9as bbls. The MARKET continued
prices higher There were soid
4Su bbs 81 09 II TO- the latter price for iron'bouna'
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Paterson IN. J.) Guardian perpetratcs the an
nexed, which must be well appreciated in the quar-
ters to which the sentiments are Directed
The irrepressfble Cnariey Jay has taken a renewed
term OF life by joining the temperance society," but he
has spoiled IL all by cotempang suicide by starva
ton-that is by publishing daily newspaper In
Trenton. Judge Naar, OF the True American shifts
the East wind and lives on treats, the editors Of the
Gazette get meat only on holidays, and the E1n.
Y0rsuDs Incn are Oh their last legs.
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STREET QuorArItyi.
HaILpast Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Mayll- M.
CoFfEE.- Rio was quls. and we heard OF Of
mens Prices were unchanged Other descriptions were
quiet, but held for full figures. ~
corroS-For this staple there demand for
export and fair inquiry for spinning ana speculation.
closing strong a. the Improvement, with only mod
crate offerings The sales 8.635 bales (nsludina
az BY spnnsr Sso bv and 40 were transit
obtained In Sales 500 bales low mid
ding for May at 22 9l6c 22c $50 do Tor June 2c,
100 DO for July At 200 do. for DO 900 for
do at &c., and 100 do. for September October &c.
We arpcnd tBe closing quotations
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CHILE.

Troubles on the Frontier-Peacc Congress-
General News.
VALPARAISO, April 10, 1870.
This difficulty with the Indians is however, really
unfortunate. Without strong probability Of any ad-
vahtageous result, the government finds itself
obliged to enter into waS that promises to be long
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corn meal S2o bushels wheat 1858 DO. corn ss do
oats and II 200 do. barley Flour continues active de-
mand and low grades again advanced lOc per bbl,
with good business for export at the advance
5000 bb:a Or which. sSOut 1000 |. 1000 Sots:
brands TO arrive, about 5 So For Southern aour the
mand was only moderate but prices steady and rm
The sales were $50 boh Rye hour and higher
thed dernan hahn u Galaa hi
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Holders OF gold paid from three to five per cent to
have their balances carried. The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as rollows:-
Gold cleared $1S 365, 900
Gold balances ........................... 965 I43
Currency balances. .......... 1,A2 500
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF COLD
The Assistant Treasurer sold one million OF gov
ernmenr gold to-day. The bids for total of over
s5,aoo,oOo, showing the clique movement above res
ferred To- The million was awarded as folloWs:--
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COMPARISON OF THE EXPO

COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
spece) from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending May 10, and since the beginning Of the
year,
1863 1859. 1870.
For the week. SO, ,434, ,538 $4G22424 $3,41e 9s5
Prev. reported. 81, 026 55,570S42 ST. 1863 09G
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a THlEF.-He has been trvaling about
humbugging druggists and private parties
mixing up and selling base compound which
ne calls WoLC0TTS PAIN PAINT. All Of
moisotts genuine remedies have = white out
Fids wrapper with sigH<s9rs isxget Lcqs
anS AF 0saAEgsN<ss