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The New York herald., 1870-02-21
WEST FlfTy-fGUsTH SInEI URIsD PnFSBffE AN
CaUScH

The Holiness Of the Bible--The Church OF
Rome nnd the Public schools--Sermon by
Rev. q. Campbell.
THIS plain and unpretending church ia situated on
West Forty fourth street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, in q neghborhood where sound religious
teaching can only be beneficial. The pastor, Rev.
Mr.. q. Campbell, though not so eloquent as some OF
our prominent city diyines, appears to be a well
read theoiogan and is certainly stout defender OF
the faith OF the Covenanters. Yesterday forenoon
the church being well 6lled with goody number OF
stern Presbyterlans-Rey Mr. Campbell took for his
text HI. Timothy III, 15--"Ana that from child
thou hast known the Holy Scriptures, which are
able to make thee unto salvation through iaitn
which is in Christ Jesus" The Church or Rome pro-
fesses 10 be the only true Church on ear,n,
and declares thar within her pale alone salvation
Is to be found. Sncn beng her MODEST pretensions,
one would naturally suppose that the Bible would
be very dear TO her that she wonld prize II above
every other book and that she would use her wealth
influence aud zeal IN having copies Of 1t maltpled
ana put a. least into lhe hands OF fcr adhcrents.
From her preleDsion this would be no extrayaQant
expectation to form regarding her. Bat is 1t 20 =
Alas no. Is not fact that she elevaes tradition
above the Bible; that she Ii enemy OF the Bible:
that sne opposes It's crcuiation; that she wlhhods
u from her peopicY Her adherents are not allowed
TO possess or read Inc Bible unless they receive
license from the priest, and II they do they break
her law and exposed TO her discipline Ana
Wny uocs sne wlthnOiu tue BibleY Because she says
u $50 profound so aosirase. that the common peo-
PIE couu not understand IT, and they wonld wrcsL 10
10 titeir own destruction. But is not this libel on
the WISDOM and goodness OF God, contrary TO
reason nnd the design Of the Bible and Ut
war with It's precepts and examplesY What a
feveiatlon ana TO the masses OF mankind, aud yet
noInnR revealed hRat 80 profound atstruse
mysterious, and yet can ue omprebended by cDildl
we admit that there are mysteries In the Bibe
tnMt angels cannot solve. depths winch man cannot
iatnom; Dnt this B not It's general character. In n
h .he.e is niuoh that - plain, simple and easy All
tat s requisite to The salvation OF the soul IL there.
Pau thought So and in the text tells tnat young
cnluren may know the Holy scriptures, and that
ifoin Child says he TO Timothy, thou hast known
tue Holy scriptures The Scriptures then holy;
they NAV be known by young people, and the know.
ledge OF them IL OF the greatest Importance.
Tue word Scriptures means writings and 1t Ia
apphed TO The Bi6le by way OF eminence. Now II
m"inces The New testament bpt when PAU
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ST. Andrews tuxM eATH],E CHURCH.
The Approach OF Lent-Discourse by Rev.
Father icCreary.

The old Church OF ST. Andrews ol Duane street.
and the venerable pastor, Father Curran, are now
part OF New York history The good priest advises
all VINO enter the church TO "say their prayers
whether old or young Jew or Gentle. The neAy
approach OF Lent was symDolized by purple ,traner,
on altar and caniiest,cks and high .aass snng and
the music, very we'll performed, was M.xlrl no. l.
After the nrst gospel,
Rev. Father McCreary preached. He read the cpists
ana Gospel OF the day--Cornthans XII. and xii.
and proceeded to say:--As the gospel contained one
Of the few parallels which our Divine Lord delgnea
TO explain II would he too much TO expect On his
part To mar it- force and beauty by anything more
man aluding 10 the texttfiat part OF the epise OF
ST. Pau witch treats Of the snilerlDgs he en44Ged IN
carrying tie word o ms DIVINE MusIcf Ss
wei As the surerings he bore securing faf down
Tor himself witich IL the reward Of him VINO Gohts
and oyercomes. Jhe Apostle says as II sehooSetn
Christ TO snHer, ana 80 enter into His giory 40 is
u through saifcrings His followers become mar
takers OF that glory which, Ue purchased for them.
1t seems rather a thaakless 2sk 10 speag of snnsr
ln9s or VI the want OF Christiai1 patience and re-
siRhatlon TO the VIII OF God undeS all the various
vlcissitudes OF life or trials which f His al-wise
providence ne may apportion to us There not Que
man In. thousand who would voluntarily under
take sunerings, OF who II Providence has placed
cross upon MS shoulders would not infinitely prefer
10 transfer II s0me other unwilling simon. The
reverend father referred TO the prevailing and de-
plorable tendency Of the tia,es TO doubt and nn-
deliIy A. 10 the question why God makes ihe con.
uitons ol His service 10 hard or why He de,
lights IN The sunerlugs Of His own creatufes-Eaiv
lug the right Of the Creator to impose such laws as
He pleases--we answer that IL all arises rom ths
c2ndlttQp ln VAlcl man has been placed by tue fsu
of our hfsi PARENTS. '
Father McCreary continued at length 10 explain
Christian duties and Obligations, aDd he THANKED
God we were WITHIN The fold VI Christ from which
none Of us would ever depart, and II any departed
they would DC the sc0r and scorn or hereto
heathen and inndel. the ious aud tribuiations or
this world were OF little consequence and God pro
tected His own, and nanfully aud couraueousIy tne
Catholic Church would continue the battle against
vice ana lnndelIty until the true, the hoy the
Roman aud the Catholic Church wss ack no weadgs,,
everywhere ~ the Church or Christ.
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CHURCH QE Tine EPIPHANY.

The r"wes Of Faith Missionary Labors-
Sermon by Rev. B. Ii, Lcscocix.
The Church, or, rather, Missionary Chapel, OF the
Epiphany 10 located &C No. 1so Stanton street. in ,ae
midst Of numerous tenement house population
believed to be IN need OF Efforts for their moral eeva
ton. The services At this church are according to
the ritual OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
are conducted under The direction Of the REV. Mr. b.
B. Leacock. Judging from the programme OF ser.
vices and meetings held in the course OF week this
church may DO great good in = religious point or
view to 'hs entire neighborhood. Yesterday morn.
ing st eight O'CLOCK there was teachers' prayer
meeting. Sunday school opened at nine, copa ed
by humber OF lay gentlemen from various uarts Of
NA MU. ~ hsAtpAst zen m0rnina service Vas
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eSoADWAY TABERNACLE.

TIE Pnjpit with Text from n Union Leaxue
Election Cincmlar--ieev. Joseph r. Thompso.
sn state Appropriations for secfsrinn Pur-
pOscs--Tlsat Hall Million for the Schools and
Asyiunis.
''By request" Rev. Joseph e. Thompson repeated
last evening at the Broadway Tabernacle, OF which
he is pastor, discourse delivered by MIN one week
previously On the subject Of the appropriation by
the Common Council during the gear 1869 Of $780,
10 sectarlan purposes.
An immense audience had been expected, and
would doubtless have been present but for the in.
clement storm OF fast evening; hut, spite OF this
drawback, the church was comfortably flied
Among the many representatives from the Tenn.
eps OF Mammon to this tabernacle OF devotion we're
she following. who worshpped IN the full con
sciousness OF being in the latest fashion, cir
cumstance very gratifying TO the finer religious
Feelings, as In tue bodv's purity and adornm ent
ipe mind receives certain secret sympathy:- :-.Mr
and Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb b.
kneveIs Mr. jesse Hoyt DR.. LayfaIte Ranney,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II, Wadsworth, Mr..
and Mrs. William IL. smith, Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas WhltmOre, Mrs Marshall 0. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Aoernetny, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grey Nj and Mrs. William Il. Darling. M.
G. 6. waite, Mr.. and Mrs. &. N. Bliss, Mr..
snd Mrs. 4. A. smith, Mr. and Mrs. william G.
Lambert James Talcott Mrs. L. NJ Bates Mr. and
Mrs L, W. Dunham, Mr.. Joseph Ripley Miss Rip
ley, Mt. and Mrs. u. q. Ripley, Mr. =. W. Dib0ie and
niece Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel FISHER, tue Misses
Fisher Mr. aud Mrs. L. q. Moore, Mrs. Mcintyre The
Misses Mcintyre, Mr.. A. X. Thompson, MI. and.Mrs.
Edward Cnrtls Mr. George II. Clark, the Misses
Ozark Mr. and Mrs. william Taylor. MIR. and Mrs.
Leonard Hazeltine, Jr., Mr.. aud MRS. Weston, tho
Misses Weston; Mr. Hamilton Gordon, the Misses
Gordon and many otaer leading lights IN the fash
tonabio aud religious world. The music WAS
good as usuAl under the far fingers Of the organst
Mrs Christopher, who accompanied the choir, coul-
posed Of Miss Charlotte v. Hutcnings, alto; Mrs.
George Brown, soprano: Mr. Brown, tenor and
MI George Aitxen, basso. Sexton BOYD ct the con-
csnAiop G1 The services bowed the congregaton out
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ST. GeOsss's CHAPEL.
The strength Of Christ-Seruon by the Rev.
J. &. Eleischhacksr.

NV "a Nurlht-SermOu by the Rev.
J. &. Eleischhacker.
~. Georges chapel, situated oa East Fourteenth
street near First avenue, belongs TO the parish Of
81. Georges church, under the rectorship Of Rev.
Dr. Iyng and Is, therefore part OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United states. The con-
gregation OF the chapel is exclusively German, and
has been IN existence some niteen or sixteen years.
II had 70 pass through many ycisssudes and strtfss
but Is now again lourisning condition, the
pastor being Rev. j. @, Fleishhacker. who delivered
the sermon yesterday forenoon 1t was in tue
nature OF q continuation OF MS sermon OF tue pre-
ccdiug sunday, on the theme that there was no
crown without stnfe. His text was the frst clause
OF III. Corinthians XII, 9-'And he said unto me Nv
grace 10 sufclsut or thee; for my atrenxth 10 mann
perfect 10 weaxness.u The reverend gentleman
opened with short recapuuatlon OF the principal
heads OF his last sermon, and then said that this
grace and strength were the promised Enicd IN the
strife OF the Christian. 1t was necessary for the
Christian TO preserve his faitA 10 obtain salvation
70 follow closely IN the path Of Christ In tuis We
snonld not rely on our owa weakness, nor ON oar
own supposed strength. but IN that promised shield
the grace aud strength OF Cnrsi, The words al the
text may seem 10 many contradictory and paradox,
cal; but they are 80 only supcrnclay; the daily e1
CONTINUED on TRNTH PAGE
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closing ceremonies take place, atwhfch solemn r.
Deaat Will be chanted and procession had, IN
which some mlitary companies VIII take part
During all three days, while the "Hoiest of Ia"
volunteers will be stationed IN uie chancel ~ .
guard OF honorn This festival win be inaugurafed
on saturday evening 0y the ringing OF the chimes
on lhe tower OF the church All the members OF THIS
cohyfcRauon and large number of aathoncs
tnrousnout the city are already making prepara-
uons To JOIN N tais religious feast
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Coroner BnthgRte's Quarrel with Justice
Meeks-MeekG's yindIcation.


SIR; Coroner Bathgate condcms Justice Meek,
Tor holding al inquest in Mount Vernon, WesLeles.
ter county. Let Us sec what the law ls and the
course pursned by tie Justice. Laws OF 1864, chap
~, says:
Any Justice Of the PEG IN each or the several towns
aud citles OF THE state IA hereby authorized and EN-.
be fonnf within twelve hOnrs after the discovery Of
dead body on which an inquest Is required by law
10 Do het, 70 n)ld IN Qlest thereon Ia the same
per aad with the Ike force and effect as CoroncIs.
rent sna be the duty OF the Justice TO associate with
himself regular phTsiclan 10 make suitable exami.
nhtion TOR tiie discovery OF said cause.
aHh and every justice CT the Peace who shall hold
lnQu So Oy virtue Of this shall receive the same
io2e "a are Tow allowed Oy Law TO CoroaeTs.
TIE body At &Ouut Vernon was discovered Of 10
O'clock p. W. on the 81 day OF September, and the
Jt--.ce was uor1 "a at oclocl A. NJ On the 81 day
" S'r."mh'r Ta0 Justice requested g. II. Wallace
p.o tmmrultlel! Tor Coroner Hathsnte Wallace
rove eight miles 70 Hou Haven, tie Coroners resi-
aerGe' hli could net md lin. Wallace also searched
~ '''IHH, having heard DO wa there Mr. Wallace
Yen returned to Mount Vernon and reported to the
."-"., 'N' nc cnu1 not End B.thgate. The Jus
mo thtn proceeded T. in0lnel Jury. lie also
~ monet p. E..Ip Dorian, thea viewed the
o"iE "h''h Hll boon daIl TWENTY-FIVE hOur-. Per.
ol0.lNh Wa lhet gwen to the IN leriakpr to care
,t t"e 1"iy nhL Tie inquest was adjourned ubtll 8
Coroner Ba'hrate the, arrived In Mount Vernon
lie WIS SHOWN tt' body AMI tho testimony that mad
zen laSeu. The jury was then called, and Coro.
ccg EItugtie " ~ asked % preside. when d. Dor
ran was exa mined The CYrouor tuon asked Justice
i.re"s T. OIL up tue lLqul-uup. vEicu tho Jurors
si.ncd. ". MEX Justice a.
MOUNT VERNON, Sept o. 1870,
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rhc Krsnttn Of nrrrtn Print.

boat rae Tor the championship Of the Kill
'.u hu'l river vas infested ON saturday u Der.
zen FONT lbs q Arg nln'a C.uo OF Bergen Point
tut We Neptune OF sti;en Islani. Toe rlce was
In '.E.oaiel 20 =, amt me ceursc from stake boat
81 Ntsi ht,Htop Wharf to stake boat on EN-
faIN C.'t utc t.tce 81 lice. BaI-o Tins race Aas
tt,i- q, mattel. lur o Iur~1 500 wac tuWec ~
T. rs Ward, the OF q Argon luia Club trainer In
John ~ I'm, NO 'niriltc1 in 4 NE position .uf
" Ne .ht@. We DO. utr wa !atuy IA 2j's ma.
uce' TITO ~" ci'Ws iicn fuUed ou' to tile starr.
M pclut Tor t1eir rice. TIE kemunes TOOK the
cad at ~ r'1ii ami 'r"u cOse, pressed by thpir
3plonCniH 70 she sate boat hey wuu bi sbout trec
eneihs. Time, = that OF the AfgsHautas, 1874
ioul vas GsilurU, bat not allowed
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tnlcs 5000 bush At tta51c. for Western. and 5oos5ec
&c higher sales Of % o0o bush &c for poor white
Western yellow.
Gh9o.sIRs-Conee was rather quiet Int prices arm
~ ~ grades no l4Sli1c gold saes so bags Rio
@ e IN irht demand and steadyi sales 1856 hhd g.
LUNG y. ~ TOT forto RICO. Rice quiet ~
sne'rs active and bnoyant fair 20 good re6nng exS
~ thlcs 80 mus. AT gfll0c Tor Cuba gAta121c
,pI psTsr9rs, 9t4iIkc, ~ Poes RE md 81 ks
haasana Az g4c.. Refined firm a. 13Hc. for hards.
g,lce, sales IN lobning wly Of 400 bbs at t!6s7Ss
t1tl9H Tor mess and tgs725 for thin mess and Xor
inture delivery. 500 hhs At WI, seller October Beer
remains quiet AZ tl29tls for plain and extra m sss
meats an a 'c for nlcNed hams and IKE for ord.
nirv smoSed hams Bacon nrm nj l6fc for long cieor
pressed hogs unsettled at isfiltc Tor heavy and Sst
Lard more active and nrm for future delivery, 500 les
scptenlher,at 17N0SNc anf 250 trs SELLERS ontjon
DecenDer ai ltci city lower sales ll5 tcs. at i54c
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GREAT FIFE ~ P4SS1Tc.
One Fireman Killed and two Persons Sc
| riously Iujurcd-A Drunken Man nearly
| Burned TO Death-rhe village Thrent-


At about O'Clock yesterday morning ire was
discovered In Jsmcs Golfers LIQUOR store. in the
most thlG kly settled Ior ion OF Pass lie village on
the Erie Railway. The solitary Ore company OF the
place rolled down the bill and reached the scene in
Few minutes although not uhtl lho Whole JGild-
ing was in flares
The burning building stands on = very steep bank
leading down 20 tie river. The few 1remen in
charge OF the enGine-a 1onderous hand machine
"cishing SO pounds, formerly tie apparatus OF
No OF Broo<l!n-tln with the machine down
lane leading to the river. Whom near the bottom
the "ho i-back" broke OIL, the men lost control Of
the engine. AMI (; ran smashin. into a barn at the
loot Of he lane, crushing one Of tno n-enen h..
t"ecn tie w eels and the building. lie was Instant.
~ killed. hl- noes being br ken, his sxuI crushed
70, and his ace horribly Wuil4tel. IL was ayuun.
man, twcn,y-two years OF age, Hollander. named
Cornelius Norman.
lsaac Demore,t, smother member OF the companv.
tel under the wheels an had two %" his toes broken
store, had gone TO bed drunk a il vas not until
lie vas severely burned that he seemed 10 realize MS
ilnger, wlen he ckciteiy jGmted out ot the second
story window, sustaining injuries believed to be
fatal He vas borne to ST. Joscph's Hospital al
Paterson.
Several other. OF the fremen were silently t,ir,.d
nl the running oi the engine down tie decliyity
Two or three hundred citizens were at the Gre bit
tley reused TO Cit the men in charge OF tie engine
Tie hremen checked tie SIRE uiin. flames al.
property.
James Collier owned tho building and KEEP, the
liquor store His loss Is 500: insured for 81 OJ1
Mrs Skinner, proprietor IT an diOinins fancy store
losL S6E 'ued for Sioo1, Hal s hcGreror's
TO iHe amount Of $1,000. fully Insured jane. Be.
t".'s railt shop vas destroyed Loss Al 20. no
insn.ance, Tue upper sud back pars Of Golfers
uuidlng was occupied ~ tenement and the seve.
ril hullga there sOJNurrGg Lost all tucy Lad saye
ie" things which taey threw fro a the windows.
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Burglary in Hudson Street-How Feiopies
are Compound

Between the hours Of and g last Friday morn
Ing, the store OF Mr.. P. W. Conklin, avs Hudson
street, was entered hy removing an iron bar from
one OF the side windows, and 1900 worth OF cloth
goods Vas stolen. II 10 supposed The plumber was
taken away In n carriage, OF which the tracks are
stlll 20 he sonn In tho alley besLe TIE house. Only
the finest quality Of cloths selected tho IN was
not opened The wa-A was that ~ fr-t.class bur.
glars, and the selection OF cloth would show that
tailor was pre'ent The house is situated almost
opposite u the iob0ken ferry at CHRISTOPHER street
The insunlciency ot the police in the neighborLood
IL an old com olnint Mr. Conkin aivertises: " A
liberal reward will be pal and no questions asked,
iOr the return OF the Enods"
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Funeral Of Jcreminb ID. F,cId;nx

The funeral Of jeremiah D. Fielding, the Young
Brooklyn Democratic politician who died suddenly
on Thursday last, took place yesterday afternoon
nom the Church OF ST. Vincent de Paul, Williams
burgh The procession was the most imposing ever
witnessed In that scction. 1t was composed OF the
Warrington Association. the william A. Brown AS.
ISOLATION, tho Jackson club, and nearly one hundred
cars.ng. containing many Of the prominent clti.
Eens Of Brooklyn and New York. The body was
taken to Calvary Cemetery.
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Brooklyn. Young Politicians EXPLOITS.

Edward Wheelan and William Jones Youths
o. egh arrested at about four o'clock yes.
trrday morning on the charge Of Tobbing Mr. Robert
Young, OF Fourteenth street, GOwanus. While
Warren street Nv OF the lads, who inquired the
name Of the street. little way beyond lie " as
stopped by Jones and another person, who also
asked the name of the street. Aner he directed
them they left, but reaching Carroll PARK one Of
them crept up behind without shoes and dealt him
stunalng blow with stone. Then all three set
npon lin and stole his wallet They attempted to
take his watch, but on lis crying for help they
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PWLADrLPmA, Sept l.-The fact having
leaked out among the WOrSin. Republicans OF the
Elnete 9TH District OF Penusylyiuia. that GLENN
W. Scofcld, Chairman OF the House Committee On
Naval A1airs. used hls position H. tho interest OF tre
Porter rtgime in Washington, and smothored the
stan RANK bill In Committee, they are about RIM.
candidate against MIN Lowry is a Republican
Stale senator
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA.

IT1UFl 10 IHU HVNTNVI UTTVTVET
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eulaull Railroad, on finished road. Issue re.
strictei by law, and surrounded BY guarantees that
render TIE bonds a most desirable Investment The
road is now about to opcn its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year TO Eufaula Its Gu1nccs are In excellent con n.
ton, and 1t has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE CO., % Nassau st.
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In the SIX -oarcd she'll race nt the late Hudson
hmricur 10 Ing Regatta, he Ata'aus crew rl,,
INTO {. G Quick Cu,'s ~. The Gu'icks aftcrwaIt
won We rice The iorn er crew claimed = foul Int
We edges dtd rot entrf,un he claim and the Gao
u N oi ne NtHnuUs com aimed tnrou.h the press
that TINS decision was not In accordance with the
i.e.S, a'"inE h. taos were able 20 beat the Guicks
IN 'Hlt rdre. lhetru on the capIin OF tho latter
t'u1 ste Iorwat ssl Offers ,u row tie same crew
for prize OF from 81 coo 70 e. 900
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NEW 1oRK, Saturday Sept 10.-There was moth.
ing cattle and fresn offerings For 90.
noIrow snp Mon - car loads reported for Wee.
nhWken lerare Tor Tooth street ana 60 for Com.
nmuhpaw, Inc market for dressed beef dun to.
"a ne no inprovement In the prlces OF reeves
pc cNpeeled. Common 70 good Texans quotable At
@llhc. ana root TO prime native steers NJ iiCs ice
wh cloice selections ~ i5Nai7c The market for
heep ana anos was dull NJ Ease for ordinary to good
.aIlos, an tSabAc Tor common to prime sheep. The
tecels were ~ car loads 100 head HOGS contnue
auet ana aul ~ gtaOc alive. an i2i2kc for al ess.
ed. slaughterefo received l1H car loaas 70. day.
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PRATr-fn this city. IN Tursilv Julv 20 1870 bv
Judir hailrs II Van Bruni. of the Court OF common
4lgdss llst't1 lrA-t IRON. samuel d. r#4.f.
T. i>o .s.-lu Hamilton COUNTY. On o, June H. is70
~ ~ lte Joseph Cox, Athand4 Parsons from George
SPEACHHLE In Hamilton county, ONO .Iune u
LnLn aLrLLn.ln --.- - ~
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ARevolutiouinTe legraphy.

Mr., ID. ii Craig, formerly agent in this city Of
the Associated Ffess, has completed compound tel
cgraph wire Of steel and copper, an thus perfected
the new system Of automatic teiegrapuy, Gy means
o. winch the Hciies OF communication are in
creased nearly d " fold
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New York Markets.

SATURDAY, sept. l0.-FIOUR AND MEAL-Com.
mon Western and state hours we're IN demand foG eK.
port and Hr e nrmCr sales 5000 bAis. at 81 7Jhf4 g0
Tor super0u', 81 yJ2i for shipping extras and t5l0
S71i Tor common medium baSers' an family brands.
tras, and sG4 30 for trade and family extras, Rye
hour, ti2at3 10, Corn meal lower at tij0atl25,
lands, lgXc IaIlow dull 9sghG. Petroleum heavy
refined, 2JAG1c.; crude, IN bulk, lSc. Rosin quiet ;
strained. tl.S!st.@ SPIRITS turpentlne more active
slight decline 500 bbs. sold at soc Whisky de.
clined, and closed Mt SSSAc. Freights dull wheat
SD. TO Liverpool by steam and glasgow by sail ana
l0d 70 London bysteam; nour q. 81, to glasgow by
sail.
-tsAN-YAsat onened nrmer, but closed dull and
Chcago ii o. ior old No MiiwauE &C. tiSa ti o. for
old ko.2 Chicago. 0ats m0der aIey active and 1rmeT
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Bronxdaie's Annual Festival.

SIR: In Friduy's issue OF your paper see that
~. friends Of tn Bolton family held their twelfth an
nual blculr Yesterday" Now, | would state Tor the
ee9chl o, some 0l your readers that the " Bl9nIdale
Annual flchlc u truly democratic institution, the
,NpeNief being borne by the citizens OF the place col
irctN"y, and not inniyiduqlly, ss some SUPPOSE II
mas always been complete success, hundreds for
nies around can testify, and would not detmct one
nts ro the praise Justly due - the people of
bOhklae ior their eNertons to make te icnics the
pest Oi the season "uonoT TO whom honor Is due"
JUSTICE.