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MISCELLANY.

Capt. Jones, OF schr Mary K. Van Cleaf, from Cav
denGs makes the following statement in addition TO
that OF Capt. Clark:-On Saturday, March 26, saw
vessel making signal of distress; ran down to her,
and found her to be the bark Milton, in disabled
condition and leaking badly; the captain wished me
to take Off his crew, and as his boats were stove,
sent my boat, with mate and two men, to his assist
ance; they took seven of the barks crew, put them
on board the schooner and started for the remainder
the sea at the time was running high, from the effects
OF the recent gale, and the wind blowing fresh; it
was now about O'Clock p. NJ, and too dark 10 dis
tinguish objects between the two vessels the boat
never reached the bark the second time, and Capt
Clark, when he got on board, informed me that he
heard confused cries between the two vessels Of
men crying for help, and struggling in the water;
there can be no doubt but that the boat swamped
and the men were drowned; the mate was Louis w.
Peterson, of ROckport Me-, % years OF age; the
names Of the two men were Manuel SlYe, a POr-
tuguese, and Edward Miller, Dane.
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WENT TO Sc

Schrs II. A. Taber, from Antigua, and Minnie
from Corpus Christi
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sREoIAL NOTICES.

n6y NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
: Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of THE PEO.
PLFS BANK" that a meeting will be held At No. IA
s. SIXTH Street, on THURS OAY, the 9th day Of May
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of organizing
said Bank and electing officers and directors.
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neous shares Pacific Man was strongly &C
tive ana advanced to AN. Western Union
was weak and declined to 35H. The following were
the closing prices Of stocks at the last session OF the
Stock Excnange:-Canson, 6sh 694; Cumberland,
35,s 35zs; western Union 3o5S 35a; QUICKSILVER,
i3A; Mariposa, OK; do. preferred, 20A o 2o@; Pa
ciac Mail Az. AZ; Boston Water Power, l61a II;
Adams Express, s2b 62sl; Wells Fargo Express.
l9A q 2O United States Express, 50h 61; Mer-
chants' Union Express, bid; New YORK Central
consolidated, s7ss nd do. scrip, 95ss 95x; Harlem,
l4s 14e%; Erie, PAX 25; do preferred, Al bid;
Reading, 9sh . 9sh; Michigan Central, 100 bid;
Lake Shore. s8n SSx; Hlmois Central, l45 ll6;
Cleveland ana Pittsburg, 90 991<; Chicago and
Northwestern, 73s 73s4; do. preferred. COX
9O7s; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati AA;
Rock Island, 100 12ox; Milwaukee ana ST. Paul.
TAX q 74h; do preferred ssI Q SO; Toledo and
Wabash, 46k Al; Fort wayne, 91; Alton and Terre
Haute 80 as,s; do. preferred esq o.; Ohio and
Mississippi 29S 29A; Delaware and Lackawanna,
1o5 1906; New Jersey Central, S9X 100; Chicago
ana Alton lex privileged 1l33<; do. preferred. tex
priviege) 1l3l rs; Morris and Essex, s67s SOY;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, lo7 100; do. preferred,
l07 l09yS; Dubuque and Sioux City, 1o9A los2i;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana CentraI, u 1874.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest
nrIcea tn.day.-
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THE EESALD AND RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
[Erom tha Pall Mani Bndcet. liam. 22.l

From the Pall Mall Budget, Jan. r.
The NEW YORK HERALD fully and satisfactorily
explains the reason why 1t has Lately taken to- ex.
pounding prophecy and favored ITS readers with
articles on religious subjects 1t wishes everybody
clearly TO understand that, while fully nppreciating
the advantages OF religion those advantages so
blended with the benefits conferred on the world by
tnat Journal that II one OF the two-relgion or the
NEW YORK HERALD-is TO be left behind, IL must be
the former. ave are not unwilling" ~ touchlngy
says ito be religious; but the priests and the par
sons must know that we cannot dispense
with the physician, and that on no &C
count will We give up the steam engine,
the telegraph OF the newspaper. Science ana
religion We Ike the church, the chapel, the meet
ing house. or what you choose to CAL II; but we
cannot no back. II we cannot have u sermon from
tue pulpit we snail have AT least our Sunday
HERALD The HERALD never goes back on Snez
caDas and Pacific railroads. Our motto IL the motto
or Gallleo-And still 1t moves.'" 1t certainly does
move and the curious spectacle Is presented OF the
NEW YORK HERALD IN 'front.' with religion and
science pulIlng and blowing, and vainly endeavor-
ing keep up with their patronizing leader. Ii is
Impossible TO f0retell the result OF this combined
movement. We are, however, inclined 70 tnnk
that when religion and science nnd tho pace Of the
HERALD too much for them they will give up Gil
further attempt to follow IT, ana that although, OF
course, the majority OF mankind Will stick 10 the
HERALD . few Of the rheumatic and retiring menu
bers Of society viii weakly lag behind with religion
and science. Anyhow, 1t II consoling to hear from
the HERALD tnat We ''can have NO more cruci-
nAlons' III future.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, Feb. 12--6 r. M.
Tne week closes on O rather quiet and steady con-
diton OF the various markets.
GOLD HEAVY.
great deal OF interest has been manifested In the
course Of gold during the past few days and the
Gold Room Is becoming very "pearish" in feeling
and freely talks decline to 49, but whether sincerely
whether to influence lower prices and short int
which to base an upward movement is left for
she revelation OF the future Tho shipments OF spe-
cie continue light, and foreign exchange Is "oir'
and barely steady while the line OF exports OF cotton
and produce ia natteringly large. This morning
the price wavered In the Vicinity OF 1905, through
an apprehension that the measure OF senator
sumner to grant the Cabans beeerent rights mighs
lead TO International complications but wnen III tne
afternoon telegram from Washington announced
the unanimous sentiment OF the ADMINISTRATION ahd
Cabinet as opposed to tue bill the "Dears" had tne
market to themselves, and gold fell TO llsA. Ine
clearances yesterday reached the comparatively
large figure OF foryHine millions, and the carrying
rate to-day wonld indicate that good portion or
this sum represents speculative sales. Allowance.
however Is TO be made for the pressure TO lend cnr
rency balances IN the general money market.
The chief fluctuations In the price OF gold were ~
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'Clock r. NJ.

THE WESTERN LUMBER TRADE.-The Clne1nnati
Times says that the aggregate production OF all the
plneies OF WISCONSIN, and Minnesota during 1859 Is
estimated at Sl2 400, 600 feet OF lumber and logs
Inc pneries along one river alone In Wsconsin-thc
Chippewa-on which there are tiry-tbree mills, en-
p,osinG total capital OF $4,000 0OO, turned OUT
700 eet OF lumber besides 10 GOO 900 OF logs
sent 10 market The growth OF the trade s shown by
comparison OF these figures with the production OF
looo IN IN that year the Chippewa valley produced
iunner an1 logs We're cut III Minnesota last year.
81 Louis claims to have extraordinary facilities as
IunDcr mari. her lumber trade now employs an
nually capital or from Sf6 600 600 to Sl6 900 0Oo
Inc total amount OF lumber received at that city
1859 was l760s2 90 Including 23 907, ,o4l feet OF logs
Iset oil shingles and lS 0O0feet OF laths
Twelve million feet OF this total were from Missouri
pneres o the balance, lS7 l9G. 596 ieet were from
Wisconsin minnesota aud Michigan, aud 1885, 1888
feet from Illrols Tepnessee end Mlea,sIppl
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Persecution Of the IsraeIltes in tho Danubiau
Princinalitlel.

N. Cremieux supplies January IL, to the Journal de
Paris long and painful account OF the cruel treat
ment OF the Jews In Roumania. some shocking suffer-
ings have been inflicted on these people In c0nse.
Quence recent circular issued by the Minister OF
tue Interior ordering the expulsion OF all Jews from
tho rural districts. The order was carried out
harshly and unrelentngly by the preJudicial
agents OF tho government. In the village or
Bacan the Jews were piundered, beaten ana
driven out OF their homes III midwlnter, and two
Falce ninety -four families, representing about 500
persons were ralhlessy expelled from their homes.
In spite Of these and other acts OF cruelty aud iu
justice the Minister Of the Interior is obliged to
himself TO the Legislative chamber for not doing
more TO satisfy the honorable members. One mem-
ber suggested that oil Jews should be made Incapable
OF holding property, and another deputy went the
entire animal and boldly suggested tnat they should
bo drowned IN the Danube. Not q single voice was
raised In defence or remOnsrance on behalf Of the
Jews. The modern Roumanlans have some right TO
boast that they are the descendants OF the ancient
Daci, for they inherit at least their barbarlty.
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Religious Notes.

The editor OF the Independent ''sends his KIND re-
CARDS TO the Pope" Would 1t not be more pronta-
BILE speculation to send them to his late distinguished
contributor, Henry Ward BeecnerS
II the Mormon empire bursts up what VIII become
OF the piecesY
II prayer meetings are hold In dog pits what may
not be expected in the bottomlsss pitf
The V9u, OF Metz, relates the following
Mgr. Dupont des Loges recently presented TO the
popo I'm the name OF the Convent OF the Sacre Ceur,
In hIs diocese q magnificent gold pcn, on " bicn was
engraved the arms VI his Holiness IAN w salo
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The following shows the imports or foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning Of the year,
or The Week. 1868. 1859. 1870.
Entered ut port. $l,27S9o2 $2o576s2 81, ,3s7 43s
Thrown on market. l,6l6,96o 2,390,41S 2,1sl, 300
Since Jan. !.
Entered at port.... 1896 $50 1l.eOo277 1888 1875
Thrown on market S,ol5,739 1l,4o7,256 ll,9i2O76
The imports tother than dry goods and specte) at
the port OF New York for the week ending February
H. 1870, amounted TO 81, 2,146,76l.
The total imports at this port for tho past week
amount to s. 5341 19o, against $3,0444 for the cor
responding week OF last year. The total imports for
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nlarricsl.

GALLAGHER CoNRoY.-At st. Francis Xavier
church. Thursday, February TO- by the rev. Father
Mignard, JOHN N. GALLAGHER, OF this city, to MARY
E., daughter OF Colonel James Conr0y, OF Altopa,
Cape Of Good Hope.
srISsoN-DALLY--on Thursday, February 10, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Dr..
Wslie GEORGE u. SriNsoS, OF Paterson, N j., TO A.
AIDA DAILY, OF Brooklyn, +. u. No cards.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS The business on the South
orn railroads ID reported TO be improving. During
the past week seven new locomotive engines aud
tenders and three passenger cars were sent south
through Washington to various railroads. Ship
msnLs of rolling stock are reported 10 be passing
South ~ large quantities.
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ADVERTISING.
IEron the Star.l

We have been trying an experiment Ia the ndver.
tising line with our Sunday Star, the results OF
Walen We believe will be or interest to our readers
We furnish, III addition to the news Of she day, an
interesting SERIAL expressly for the Sunday
ar; latest details OF theatrical Intelligence, short
sxetches OF local interest; budget or Irish news
and sketch OF some one Father Mathew or Roman
Catholic I. A. b. Society. All tnis we desire 10
bring before the public. We announced the Sunday
star in the sun &c o very moderate price and noted
an increase OF 500 in the next We then tried
although applications for sample copies came from
several points at the extreme West. The Times did
us great service IN Brooklyn, making difference OF
more tnau l. 500 In the sales Of the issue succeeding
tne insertion. The advertisement III the Netos ran
the star up nearly lsoo but similar advertisement
In the special notices OF tne Saturdays e1ut1 IN
creased the Jsmaud for the sunday stu Is foi-
lows x,t.
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Died.
n. l. ON Friday. February

EARRELl---At Orange N. j., on Friday, February
IL, GEORGE BARREIf. IN the $50 year ol MS age.
Funeral services Will lake place at his late resi-.
dence on HARRISON street, Tuesday afternoon, AZ
Two O'Clock. A trais sleavss foot 0r Barclay strses
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THE BANK STATEMENT


The weekly statement OF the associated banks IL
unfavorable, in showing loss In legal tenders and
specie and falling of In deposits 1t seems that
our city banks are beginning to send home the notes
OF the country banks for redemption, and the latter,
having larger line OF deposits for that reason, are
compelled TO draw greenbacks from New York
wherewith TO make up the required legal tender re-
serve. 1t is to be hoped that this OF redemp
t,on Will continue until the currency more evenly
distributed The loss in specie Is due TO the large
customs payments during the week. The last two
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Holders OF gold paid fvc, four and a half and four
per cent to have their balances carried over. Al
special session OF the Gold Exchange this afternoon
the rm OF Van Saun Co. were requested to refrain
frcm dealings until a clearing up is had OF the
charges which legal action is now pendng IN the
courts. the operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
we're as foLows:-
Gold cleared. $49, 070 00o
Cold balances ...... 1851 9o6
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,30l S37
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Copies.
Total increase Observation-Disclosures. 6,I00

Ii is but lar to say tnat We pretty thoroughly
posted the city with bills, and took pains 70 nOtfy
larger agents OF the story; but enough was returned
70 convince us, beyond the shadow VI doubt, that
the HERALD Is the pest advertlsng medium In the
United States.
We contend that the Star carries advertisements
to aa vastcr army readers than any otner Journal
except the HERALD. ls Ia the family paper OF an
enormous Ces.tee, whose wants all supplied by
It, They are generally people who take no other
paper, and read the Star from end 10 end. Our
nelghbors, the Ledger, Netr York Weehy, Mercury,
NGA, World Eagle Harper, Monroe and others finl
it TO their advantage to ava themselves Of our cir
culation, and the legi0Ds OF lab0rlng men VINO uso
the star, and no otner medium, for their society
notices are almost past numbering. Facts aad
figures speak for themselves and the Star.
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Tho Ina ginativc Theology Of shc Dark Ages.
To THE EDITOR OF THE BERAIp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Keep right straight ahead, direct az bee line, in
your Sunday theological discourses. You arc doing
noby. Don's slack your efforts in the least Your
journal has an immense circulation It Is read by
all classes OF people, and II there is any one on this
continent who can let light in on the minds Of ali
you the one, or, at least, you surely are
one Of them. We want The imaginative theology
OF the dark ages superseded by tangible, prac-
tlcal, real Christianity We don't want men cOntinu-
ally dreaming and cOnjecturing about some other
world or state OF existence that an imaginary ab-
stracI Deity per chance IL gong TO remove them to
a they lay down the body-a tnlng that none Of US
positively have or can have any means Of ascertain
ing seeing that none come back 70 tell u.s. But what
we want to know is, what are we, mentally, morally,
physically socially politically, scientifically, pno-
sophcallyY how in all these things we can
be continually improved' what the materials
relation OF our composition TO the mate
rial universef That we may render 1t as
an unconscious thing suoservlent TO our will until
We surmount ell difficulties, conquer death and
make OF earth q paradise. In word we want to
realize the doctrines of tnat unsophstcated Son Of
Joseph and Mary namely, that we, the united race,
constitute the only begotten Son OF the Invisible
God that the Infinite One has incarnated himself
In us; that We and He are one; that He
dweeth In us and we In him, as the air that
atinity and adaptation or 1t to the lungs, and tine
complete connection OF the lungs with us, and as
the light that also surrounds anu IL part OF be-
cause or the affinity and adaptation OF the pupil Of
the eye TO 1t. SO we see that God Is all, and III all
and man what the carpenters taught that he was
said OF any man, any more than 1t be said OF
any one finger that Is constitutes the hand. It il
united humanity that constitutes God the Son. or
God manifest in ths flesh. X-CATHEDRA.
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A Novel Method Of Procuring Religious Pros
clytes.

From the centre Point iowa NoWS.J
Early last Sunday morning the rumOr was rife on
our streets that Mr.. John Ferguson, OF Benton
county, a well known advocate OF the doctrine
known rs Adventlsn, would detiver q sermon in sup
port OF his In Manahans saloon at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock OF that day. Out OF curiosity, and
natural desire 10 see the termination OF novel
affair, about nifty persons assembled at the place
designated and anxiousy awaited me arrival OF the
preacher. And, sure enough, at the time mentioned
he made his appearance, and announced that he was
ready TO proceed with the servcea. lie first stepped
up to the bar and ordered beer Tor all the house,
after which he made . fervent prayer to God, and
opened his Bible, laid 1t on one OF the billiard tables
and announced his text, and then for the space Of
about one hour he addressed The attentive audience
setting forth In glowing terms the doctrine which he
prolessed At tho close he again gave utterance to
short prayer, and then requested the audience TO
rise while he delivered the benedlctiOn after which
he announced that ne would deliver another sermon
At the same place and hour next Sunday. He tnen
again requested all present TO come forward and
have something to drink, as his expense, and con.
siderable number obeyed the summons with alacrlty.
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Religious Condition of Evangelical NInlo Insti.
fufinna In the IInItad Sfates

This report is probably only partial. inasmuch a.
from 1853 circulars sent replies were received from
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The NIcthodist Episcopal Church South.


The reports concerning the Methodist Episcopal
Church South recently made by Bishop James, who
has Just returned from that region, are said to be
very favorable to the interests OF the denomination.
He reports growing cordiallty OF feeling towards
the Northern brethren. which 1t il hoped viii
result In q reunion. The statistics for 1869
OF the South Carolina Conference-which in
cludes Florida-are rs iollows:-aombers, M,o67;
local preachers, 1874; churches, los; value
OF churches, S90.6o5; Sunday schools, 1856;
teachers, 535; scholars, S,640. While Bishop
James was In South Carolina he ordained thirty
seven coored deacons ana fourteen colored elders.
At Orangepurg the Clanin University has been es-
taolished, and Is chiefly atteuded by colored stu
dents. The properly OF the institution consists Of
SIX acres OF land and q large building, used as q
female seminary before the war. The report OF the
Texas Conference gives the following statistics for
1S69:-aembers, 800; travelling preachers Is; local
preachers, n; churches, 20; value OF churches,
S34 0oo sunday schools, 80; teachers, 1897 scholars,
2O72. These figures show an increase over the sta
tistics OF 1868. The Louisiana Conference also ex-
hibits Indications OF prosperity in the Methodist
church South and OF the Increasing good will to-
wards the brethren In the North.
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vary Cemetery.
street, on Friday, February H. CHAHLoTrE, vile o.
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the Twenty
fourth street Methodist Episcopal church, between
Eighth ana Ninth avenues, this Sunday afternoon
a. one O'Clock, Without further notice.
WAssON.--ln Brooklyn, on Saturday, February H.
MARGARET the beloved wife OF james WassOn, DO.
ceased IN the d7tn year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
Stewart street, on Monday morning, at ten OclOck.
WENMAN.-On Friday. FEBRUARY IL, UZzlAH VIII
SON, son Of The late Uzzah Wcnman, Ia the AAtn
year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family, also those
Exempt Flremen Association, are respectfully IN.
vited to attend the funeral from the uethOdlss.
Episcopal church, corner OF Morton anu beoiofo
Streets on Monday afternoon, at TWO O'CLOCK.
The members and ex.members OF the New York
Pleasure Club respectfully invited 10 attehd tnc
funeral Of our late President Y. W. Wennan - no m
Monday afternoon at half-past one O'CLOCK.
WERNsING.- In Jersey City,, on Friday morning
February H. ',ysa arr or iG Hanoyer Germany aaed 30
years ana II days.
The relatives friends Of the family are respect,
fully invited to attend tue nera this Sunday after
noon at one O'Clock, from his late residence, 23I
Bay street, corner OF Erie.
WuITr.MoRE.--On Thursday February 10, OWEN
WAnpELI youngest son OF Mary A. and tho late
Henry y. Whltte,nore, in the 2Ist year OF hs age.
Funeral services Monday morning, AZ ten
O'CLOCK at his Late residence, 3sS west fHteonth
WILSON. ON Thursday February 10, OF consnmp
tion. GEORGE w. WILSON, stage carpenter, aged "a
years.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral from his late residence, 5S Amity street, this
day tSundaJ J, aJ twelve O'Clock noon
WoODwAup.-On Thursday evening, February 10,
MIS- NARY A. WOODWARD. aged Is years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend tho
funeral at Dr. mcl.eod'j church. West Twelfth
street between sixth and Seventh avenues. or
Monday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
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The changes IN each item are In detail as follOws-
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SALES At TIE NEW YORK STOCK eXcasyl:.

$2o27, 900 cancelled gold certificates were sent to
Woc
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THE "LEE MEMORIALS

A LARGE meeting was held in New York last
night in the Cooper Institute, the object of
which was to do honor to the life and charac-
ter of Robert Z Lee, with especial reference
to his civic and Christian virtues" The lead
ers of this movement were Southern residents
of New York and Northern men of Southern
principles, but we are surprised to see in the
list of Vice-Presidents the names of one or
two Republicans. The fact that such meet
ing was held in a Northern city affords strik-
ing proof of the readiness of this section to
respect the doctrine of free speech If the
Confederacy had triumphed we would not
have given much for the scalps of any body
of Union men who would have dared, in this
year of grace 1870, to openly commemorate,
in New Orleans, - the civic and Christian vir-
tues of devoted Union general The fact
that the North is tolerant, however, does not
justify the participation of a
Republican in meeting eulogistic
of man whose personal virtues would have
elected no commemoration from the leaders
of the New York movement if he had not
been the military leader of the Rebellion; and
while Republicans may condone such a
crime, they are grossly inconsistent when
they ostentatiously do honor to men who
have committed it.
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The PENN SQUARE site having been chosen
by large majority of the citizens of Phila-
delphia, there ought to be no further delay in
commencing the work of erecting the public
buildings. We hope, therefore, that the
commission appointed by the Legislature will
organize at as early day as possible and take
the necessary preliminary steps towards
carrying out this great municipal enterprise.
The site that has been chosen for the public
buildings is such one as few cities possess,
and the structures to be placed upon them
should be in accordance with the wealth,
taste, and culture of the community.
There is an opportunity now such as
seldom occurs to any municipality to put up
an architectural pile that will be not only in
every way admirably adapted to the uses to
which it will be devoted, but which will be
an ornament to the city and an evidence of