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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
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o171cE RoAnn OF TznsrrIa Snn11rErx1
eE Elat~, ni- Mairh Il. la.a.!
SEALED PROPOSALS. vii! be srrriYed bv Ii 6 undrf
Fened At the ner IT the board In the ci.v of E1Ia
hane tounts H. unu1 II O'Clock the 10th da. u
ArIl NEXT for the erection Of that portion Of the new
Hospttl Building II Ekiu- authorized BY An Act to
establish the Northern linoi. Ho-pta, md Asyua, fvr
the lnsans." approved APRIL IL 1t<9.
i1upoealt must take IN for frnfshius al
materials. aud doing Al the work rrqurrd to complete
thas pat Of the hn;aue To be trreted according
to the plans and sptcations excr< the heating apps-
sa;s proper. The walls Of the building to be of bs;ck
md stone.
P.nrssals will t a1.o received for al work, ne!ua.ns
materials in thr department. To nelud~ saao
work. hrck work. and pi4ste1ipf-
A'n, for carpenters work, including roofing raintfns
md eIarinz. gas stsnF and plumbing. aud Iron work
All propnsak must he accompanied With hind ct
fAsre thoua1d dollar to the State Of NinoI. with
twenty-five ctct revenue et.np affixed eonditIqnr that
The prtson or Ersrons making the propsal promptly
ens iuto toutEaet for doing the work. In the
ehAD b. waFt~l Ia him them. and no biLs VIII bs
considered whseh do conform The above f,-suisr-
menn.
The party 70 whom the contract rhau b. AWARDED viii
be required tn give bond In the tun Of douhIr tas
amount he Is to receive for said work be approved by
the board
The Tn,tres ftrcsre The right to reJs ans or ali ro
ro.aa Which thy thal deem Incompatible with The tn
1opoAals uutt be enclosed in scaled -n.rln,r er-
doFted. ffppoeak for Northern Illinois 1utpit,1 and
Asylum for The 1usAne" and addree4el to
II. w. PADELFORD,
Secrrtnry Ronrti Of Tru.rcr~-
Plans and trer!heatione win he on exhibition at the
Office Of tie onr5, 10 E!gn on aud After the 9Th If the
pEef<nt mouth
Stf$Ek SHSHE HaESsfHRHHSSA4T:; 43EAtsF:; r'..,.ss>,
Attsst: r ". pA1rIToRp secsrsaIy.
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oauo :" e.a'e lue views 10 winch a
'Ao .ae. hsauS OF tne previous course
~ 1ee'7'a''on ana OF ]noieial decisions IN
Lie warehouse question has brought us.
~ nas 'een 'oon" ny tnose who havc at
,e1nP'e4 ~ iosee tne 1a'lfoads and ware
houses |" perform the,r legal dns'es that the
"enosSe sct OF ls''' passed with intent
90 ''o 'ne" IN 'h1s ~oFk' has proved
lofa o, a n1notahce thsn = he'p- The
themselves nase oeen frequently
- ' ~ y 10. 10 overr'ae tnis
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s,,h,,as" 'aa.'1.a.I ~ ~ ~ . as' WHICH,
TO-. ~ De 4'etsAe'a.a1e f'e'ete'
ha,,soa - 49, p r.'", q. @ :. ..u. toa1s " ware
80, ~ oe Willy ~ pay Iae
~ '"o plsuese EAU ptonts OF
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- M ~ ~ '1o n'oie aaeqna1e
~ 81 .u LAW, VI III e4uaS pro-
.t "AA'A eo'nPe'ieo 1aen 10 perform
.net uus, ~ q ma"oamH*' m m, Injunction
a.. ~ wherever me
~ ~. 'el@4 a''a 'n"a.1 tae COM
n ,A~' ~ eeiefnly merely fe-enactea
III" - LAX "as useless hoeed, such
siet" sAc 'i'en l'lS'eo "atnout any attemptto to
onssin Ioe same senaeay through tho courts,
oe the assumption that 1t Ii cheaper to get
an act OF the Legislature than to contend
III lawsuit with an elevator or railroad
company But those who 70 assume forget
that thelr act, when passed, can only be en-
forced f'y lawsuit. Since, in this respect,
~ oet u ene Les'slAtafe OF provision OF
the constitution has no advantage over the
Common Law, it is quite important, before
attempting any legislation in either mode,
I" Know certainly whether the common Law
Affords remedy. II 1t does, tbs remedy is
sure to be ample, If enforced, and is far
more likely to be curtailed than nided by
legislative interference. On the other
hand' an net OF the Legislature, or clause
OF the constitution, unsnstained by any
plaintiff having the pluck and means to
stund lnwstsit il, under all circumstances,
dead letter.
We have already said that the two points
most vital to the protection of shippers,
consigneea and grain owners, are:
Firsk That the railroads shall, rs COM
mon carriers, he compelled to receive and
carry grain, in bulk, to weigh it aud re-
ceipt for it according to its weight when
received, and to deliver the same weight to
the eonsignee on the truck If be is ready to
receive it in that manner, or at any cleya-
10
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BEEF CATTLE.

On the hoof. ~ follows:
une hundred and seventy tl7D head at Fort Busert D
70 r delivered he AuE1st I, l17U.
t9e hunaE"d and twenty tla hrad 1t Fort Totten. O.
IT; 10 r. d. iE~T+d hy July y, lsn
Ninety ~! hvad Fo Stsvea.ou D. T.; to II. r1ivrs.
ID ,y 1Esy sD 1e1n.
TEo hundred aud tn talo hrsd Sally. b T.; 10
oe aFssrrd at,ns. ,Sd - iny y 1s ,t Fart r,,s,u
T.; to be delivered hy .Inne !. t-7a-
Sesrnty -. bad at Furt Ranso. D. r. Ia Be delIvef-
Th~ es.t- nntt axeraxr Ahout thou.aad and 6itv
1850 po1nd. eEors weieht aad be t'ee1o from thrs ~
aee1sonrd 70 eeaf ia sl.l hous+d d sin,ss en a
Al c1.t%~s Of I'd cat,ir Including Texas aud Cheg-
ard thu rHvu.n.e At these eIszrne nprth~ra rsstsL
III al under three ~ seven Is yr at
and al falling shot Of Nv pCundz 6uea WEIGHT haiti
ttasa, and COWS, wsu Be rejected D.@
Each b.d fhould contain written guarantee oI txo
rnsier prreons to the effect that the bidder il sh 10
fan1 rnntsatt u aeeardanee with the teens nj ht1
ProfTen. aoo mat should hts Proposition he 7ceepse
hr lA II enf eutf TITO contract Arrpfsae ,ht1t-
~. sua taat tht3 IT psepA.ed 70 ber.,ran h:s
63nert A"s A"a01 'eF IL t2-
Ihe 1esponfbi9ity Of the euassntor p.t b. shown bv
ne elnt1al q tho Clerk OF the uezrrsf tr
@ o. 3. lie q. District Attorney. 70 be celo4ed
Bids mn. b. made either for the whole or for .a.h MT
sepata1<g. L bid u In the nsnae of a. ~
Eant and adasess Of each member thereof must s.
Bidders Eho1ld be rre~ent respond to sheir bids
AZ ha&s- pIUpn1AlA ehnAld l- endaEre1 disisrrfIT
P1epos.t foE Beef Cattle" and atd-rased to thc NJ
del1sSned N
Cap. md c. s., az. L L s!afAS III. g. "a
CH+c3 c. =, D<p4ftmrut NJ N,Enfs
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TOWN OF HYDE PARK.

Saloon Licenses Granted md Re-
fu%cd--f3Edc Pnrk Avenue I'm.
Prorcnacnt-EerryO OrCF the Gal.
umrt--ReIief for Double
Asxcsstnc cntA - TrcnAu.
rcr7s Report.
, 1870-04-06

Connecticut has gone Democratic by
about GOO majority. The following tabls
shows the vote Of tho State, for Governor,
for three years previously:
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Ry Il. IT, LEE.
C0kSTABLE'S SALE
AZ 100 FQurt l1-nx

On Wednesday, April q. at o O'Clock. n. nj,
(rss.tins Of the Counter. and Sheriux rrc Bo1 ans,
full stoek Of Groccf!es BEootHs, Tubs Wa4i.boaris
showess+ fxnk.e Notions, Gla4- ,Iass, Canned Fits
Stove AID Pigt. and Ill the furniture.
GEO, A. HARTMAN
Constable AID tnetnneer
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A3NN~AAA
It may prove that none are needed.
Second. It is equally necessary that it
should be either enacted by the Legis1A-
ture, or decided by the courts, that
all warehouses a1c in like manner common
Or public stores, bound 10 receive on tho
same terms for all who conxigu !; bound to
give free inspection to owncrs Of grim, md
their representatives On the Board Of Trade,
both Of their books md bins to state daily
The amounts of grain received, in store, and
shipped by them, and to act in NIL respects
rs storers and trustees of grain, and not as
SPECTATORS in it; all issues Of grain receipts
to he countersigned By the Board of Trade
excess Of the amount actually IN store to be
punished as forgery. That somelegislation
is needed in this behalf seems likely. The
evils Of leaving legislation relative to ware
houses to the caprices md corruption Of
every Legislature are fully appreciated.
But there are some things in the proposed
constitutional provision which are more to
be feared than any act Of the Legislature,
because less easily repealable. For in
tance, it provides:
SEXTON /. All elevators or 6to1 ehouseA where
grain or other property Is stored for conpehaA'
1ton, sre declared to be, md shAl be deemed pub
lie warehouses
Heretofore there have been two Rystemt
of wnrehousing, private and public Phi
vate is defined by the act Of 1sG7 as thai
wherein the grain Of each owner is KEPT
separate; aud public as that in which the
grains of various owners are mixed o.
course, the meaning ot the term t'pub1ie
warehouse, y In the constitution, will be con.
st,ued according to the definitions previous
y ciren in the statutes II this he true,
hen the etIec. Of the above constitutions!
provision would be to forbid and make
Illegal all ~arehouhng in which the grains
If yurious owners an, kept distinct. Thit
$ provision clearly in the interest oi
The warehouses, since it is from
the mixing Of grains that all tho frauds and
c1tortions Of The systam grow Even no"
, 1870-04-06

While the solemn ceremonies were In progress,
the drnped locomotive Of the funeral train was
placed before the cars OF the escort, The tnneE1l
car containing the remains was attached NJ the
tcAr of these, aud when General Sh, r1dau had
concluded the ttaln vas ready 10 con: nue 1ts SOL
etur though swifI march. During the ride to the
city Ill the members q the escort, tn tntE tu.1
, 1870-04-06

Your drtpateh il lust received IFe1rf cannot s1cId
70 the d stc Of having the burial It rtt Point b
!ss,T1i Ihema. ia a,y family lot 4 nc eeutsF, ;her
fnnrEal ut Troy On the arrival Of The sraains Ii =
~ r acG1.itcd .tmpussHy II the Esee!v!us rauli
have alrcady l~en held hcv. Sincere thsnks for yolr
attention.. PEANGE4 1. Tapxta
The following general order has been Issued By
f1nr .,rnfE EhHr7,
, 1870-04-06

On Friday evening next, In FarweH Hail. the
memorial services with reference to the late den
eral Thomas will he held. Governor Palmer has
gleen notice Of bis acceptance Of the urgcu, invi-
tatton q the committee, aud will deliver thu ora
tna. Thcrr will also he suitable music and other
exercises The occasion 1s great one and sflouIl
cali out an immense attendance.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
SHOOT NC sffaAy At the vDs9s RIVER DEPOT

AT haf-past seven O'Clock last evening shoot
ing ARRAY occurred in front OF the Hudson
River Railroad depot between a hacSman and tho
husband of lady who had Just arrived IN the rail-
road Train Itappears chat the gentlemalp referred
to. mr.. Robe Marston who has rooms at the Cole
man House. expected his wife TO arrive at
O'Clock evening tram. ana he went there IN
riage for the purpose OF conveying his vile 60 tho
hotel Mr. Marsc,n net his wife ana escorted her 10
the door OF his carriage when he was accosted by
hackman named Jeremiah Quirnan, aifas 'Jerry the
Lugg,' who INSISTED that Mrs. Marston should enter
his carriage and the one provided ry her husband
Mr. Marston Objected to any such arrangements
when he was violently assaulted BY Qurnan. Mara
Ton who was an officer IN the Confederate service.
drew pistol from hts pocket ana fired two sh0bs as
Quirnan eIher snot tanng effect. The policc then
ineflereO. and both men taken TO the station
by officers Constable and Carman of ihe rwonticth.
assisted w Olcer Lngnn. OF The Sixeenlh pgecinct.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY MARxEr.-LoNDoN. May 1915
r. M.--Corsols closed at 9431 for money and OAK
a 94h for account. American securities closed
heavy; ive-twentles, 1862, S9X; 1866, ssH; 1867
9O[; ten-fortes &c. Railway stocks quiet and
steady Eries, 1874; Illinois Centrals lie; Atlantic
and Great western. 2sh
PARIS BoURsE.-PARrs, May 1s-Thc Bourse closed
quiet. Rentes, 75f. 65c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE FRANKFORT, May Io.-Unted
States bonds opeaed FIRM but quiet; fve-twenies OF
1862, 95k a 95sS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREBT.--LrvERPoor, May
1o-5P. Motion closed quiet. Middling upIands
1Czkd. q 11d; middling Orleans, IL Nd The sales OF
the day foot up 10000 bales, including 1900 for
speculation and export,
HAvRE COTTON MAKxEr.-HAvRE May 19.-Cotton
closed quiet.
LIvERrooL BREApsruFFs MARKEr-LrvRapooI
May 1875 r M.--When, SIS. I'd. for No. 2 red Wes-
tern, SIS. 10d So. lid. for red winter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARREr.-LIvEEPOoL, May
1916 +. M.-Pork q1ict.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERrooI, Nay
1916 p. M.-Naval stores quiet and unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoEDoN. May 10
T. M.-Refned petroleum heavy. Calcutta linseed
6is. ca. Linseed cakes quiet. Tallow dull Calcutta
lnseed dull at 62s. Jops duli.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 1e,--Pe-
trOleum closed quiet, at 521eE
BKEADN May ls.--Petroeum closed quiet
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
KNIGHTS or ST. NICHOLAS.
hoS ana CoN noxins Ou Point of Honor
fri1e ftsht hetween the Bonrdcrs OF Broad-
way Hotei-inspector Waiiina in Trouble.

Dun ana N1N isoxing Ou n Point 0f Honor
ffi1s tisht Between the Bonrscrs OF N Broad-
way Hotel-inspector Wailing in Trouble.
About week since highly interesting affair oc-
Cured ut the st Nicholas Hotel IN one Of the upper
corrnors, between two elderly gentlemen both well
known In the upper circles OF society which then
ended by o0th gentlemen appearing at POnce Head
quarters, one OF them IN The custody OF A policeman
and the other as complainant rhe analr was
stndiously Withheld from the representatives OF tho
press but as usual the HERALD reporters have un-
earthed 1t appears that while the guests OF tic
hoie were at dinner on the evening referred TO a
visitor called and sent note simply directed
to the number OF his friends room. tho
waer-in thus case ..dumb, waterr-stoppcd
before the wrong room, and. anding bis knock
on the door unanswered. slipped the note under
the do0r and lett About TWO minutes ait srwari che
son nlaw OF the occupant cnterel the room, picked
up the note and nOI noticing that 10 i3u left at
the wrong room tore II open sand threw II upon
tabe wh'rc . remained for nall Tan hour In tho
IL eutered the once, The nIst noOr, and was met
~ MS irienn, who IA 10 measured Terms accused
him OF
The hoarder. who ~ reared merchant denied re-
ceving any message aud the waiter WAS called Iie
SAID NJ had ieis u Ia another room. Tie note was
found, anu ~ u hni hean voa ated the rate hoarder
rushed no stairs ia search of the man who ad
opened hts letter. Meeting poaider No. ne ae-
manded 70 Know now he dared 10 interfere with other
pc pies letters and continued In somewhat vio-
rent manner, unth boarder No. tnsinuated that
boarder No. was puppy"
TllEs THERE WAS A sCEsE.
Boarder No ], who han been reading the account
OF the Mace and Allen light for che champion nshin
SHE'D Ia castor over Jhe balustrade threw back 80
wrong foot and planted sh handed shot on ths
head OF Doarder No. 2. very unscientlhc but
fer, ely fought round followed both gentlemen being
badly damaged. The round enced by the ap-
pcarance C the police the person OF SPECIAL officer
Rogers. VINO marched the bciIlge fents To Police
He ,dduaTers and took them before Inspector
Wallng B0arder No. | Insisted that No. shoulc
be
LOCKED UP IN rfIE DARK CELLS.
and threatened all sOits OF things unless he waa
obeyed. The geniemany Inspector endeavored n
patiy The TWO old gentlemen. who very violent
toward each Other, and counseied them % go Gui-
city home and no; make pun ic scandal of matter
50 trininI IN ect. lr ~ sad that Old gentleman
No. abused the Inspector Tor nterng ms goo m
tentions and failng to have No. locked IN fne
dark CELL appeared before superintendent Jouraaa
during TIC next morning and preferred
CHANCES OF UNOFriOERLfRR CoNDrCT
against the Inspector. Old ccfilleman No. efS the
city yesterday, but the triii OF the inspector "
set down for next week IL Is expected that the CON-
planan VII be m the city and urge The dismissal of
the officer who refused 20 obey his ORDERS
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
MINNESOTA.
Large Fire in st. paul-Two Lives Lost.

Large Fire in st. Paui-TwO Lives Lost.
CHICAGO, May 10, 1870.
special despatch 10 the tribune from ST. Paul
says fire broke out this morning in building on
Third street. and soon communicated to o concert
hall adjoining both of wrich were destroyed The
latter building was occupied on the first moor by
Roclell's furniture establishment and on the second
floor by Bryant Stratton's Commercial College
and lodging rooms. N0ti Ing was srved. The buld-
ing adjoining, occupied by +. Werner as a saloon,
and haggerty a.. Co., commission store, was also
destroyed. The fire then crossed Thi.d street and
destroyed PutDan's grocery store and an adjoining
tween $50, coo and $4,000 TWO young men in Bry-
ant SiratJ0ns building were obliged TO leap from
third story window 10 the ground, distance OF
nearly one hundred feet. Both were badly Injured
and ono at least Will die. woman ana child
perish L IN the flames.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
ALLEGED swlNullSG.

Michael Carroll horse dealer, living in Forty.
second street, was arrested last Wednesday on
warrant issued by Justice Fullen, of MorrIsania,
Westehester county, in which he is charged by John
Wilkinson win having defraudcd him in the sum Of
seventy dollars. Ii is alleged that Carol sold the
complainant a horse. which he represented to be
on taking the animal TO his home, at Fordham, VIII
EiusOn became painfully vinccd that the nag had
been 'doctored" to the confines OF the boneyard and
was barely able to drag It's enfeebled frame to the
stable. The accused was allowed to 20 on his own
recogni2ance pending al examination to-day,
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
What the London Press Says.


The London Times has article on the yacht
race. 1t says:-'There Is no schooner in England,
probably, that can sail with the American yacht
Sappho, which. throughout the match, was handled
by ar English captain and crew under his per-
sonal direction
The London Ne,os OF this morning explains that
the telegram published on Tuesday by the Central
Press Association announcing the award of the prize
to the Sappho was premature. 1t late yesterday
afternoon when the Sappho was finally pronounced
the winner The judges arrived at this conclusion
from the Cambrias having disregardcd the official
instructions regulating the race, but which were
faithfully obeyed by the sappho.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
OHIO.

The Opening of the National Asylum for Dis
abled Volunteers Mt Dayton.
DAYTON, May TO- 1870.
Governors hays, of OHIO, and Baker, OF Indiana;
General Schenck d. Orastus, d. Wolcott, of wscon.
sin, and other invited guests, In charge OF 5. Is.
Gunckle, acting manager of the National Asylum
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers visited that in
stitutl0n this morning at ten O'Clock and were
received with much enthusiasm by the off,
GERS ana men, who now number about
1,300 band OF music met the procession ana an
artillery salute announced the approach OF the dts
tlnguished visitors. The formal exercises OF the
opening OF the new hospital takes place at two
O'Clock this afternoon Large numbers OF visitors
from the surrounding towns and country are already
here.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Hest Newspapers TN tho
Country.

The Cheapest aud Hest Newspapers TN the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour OF publication; also
Tclcgrapnic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico and
other points 1t also contains tie Current News Of
the Week; the Fashions; Amusements: Foreign In
telligence; Sporting, Religious. Artistic ana Lite
rary Intelligence; Washington news; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics or the day;
Our Agricultural Budget Reviews of the Cat
tie, Horse, Dry Goods aud Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence, aud nc
counts OF all the Important and interesting events Of
the week.
Terms Single subscription So; Three copies, 81:
Five copies, s.; Ten copies, SIS; Single COPIES five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY BERALp.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
Coming to a Crisis-serrano'. Chance.

LONDON, May 19-P n.
The news from Spain to-day Is important, though
conflicting.
Dispatches received from Madrid direct report
that the Council OF Ministers Il determined TO confer
upon Regent Serrano royal attributes if no candl-
date for the throne is found within reasonably
short tirne On the other hand, some Of the CONT.
mental news agencies have just forwarded
telegIams to the effect that the regency
will thrust the crown upon Esparero In default Of
any other solution OF the situation.
It Is believed in some quarters that HIS resolution
to decline the crown was not absolutely nna.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
VIVA, the English Press and British YachtuIen
Say.


LONDON May ia. M.
The English press accepts the news OF the final de-
feat OF the crack English yacht the Cambria in
the three races-races OF Mr.. Asabury's own selec.
ton as TO course and terms and forthwith Ill
grace. The British newspapers Just now claim
ing that the few tacks which were made in shore
the first side OF tile triangle, where the Cambria,
aided Dy the cheating tide, managed to keep just
ahead OF the Sappho, almost as victory, and their
writers are endeavoring, meany, to disparage the
triumph Of the American vessel.
The English papers claim that the Sappho sailed
with an English captain board. This assertion Is
an ungenerous misrepresentation. The crew OF the
Sappho consisted of portion of the hands serving
on board the American Yacht Dauntless, made up
OF sailors OF all nattonaties. Captain Fish, OF the
Sappho directed everything gave every order solely
controlled the trim and the maneuvre and manage
ment OF everything
The English yachtmen, on the contrary. as dis.
tinguished from the newspaper writers and Others
acknowledge the defeat oil the Cambria gracefully.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
Kentucky Races.

LOUISVILLE May ~, 1870,
Yesterday was the third day OF the Lexington
races. The race was two mile heats, free for all
ages for The club purse OF $780, The entries were:-
J. Il. Viieys ch. m. Coquelte, A. Buifard's ch. h.
Maion Hunt GiDson's b. h. Paris, ID. ID,
Swig.cr's b. G. Pilgrim. Pools were sold on the
first heat as folows-Coquette, $40; Marion, Si4;
Paris, $780,
FU'st eat-Marion 6rst Coquctte second, Pilgrim
third, Paris distanced. Time, 34oA. Marion then
became the fovonte.
Second Ht0t.-Marion first Coquettc second Pill.
grim distanced. Time 3:40h.
The race to.iay viii be nic heats. Asteroid and
Amt er are entered Asteroid IL thc favorite.
The race to-day was mile heats, best three In
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
RELIGIOUS.
The General Assembly Of tine United Presby.
terinn Church Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1870.
The General Assembly OF the United Presbyterian
Church met THIS morning as the First church. The
spacious building was thronged in every part The
proceedings opened with prayer by Rev. NJ. N.
Jacobus, Of Allegheny, Pa, Moderator OF the last
Old School Assembly, followed by q sermon on sOne
SPIRIT ana One Body, the Ideal of the Christian
Church." by Rev. p H. Fowler, d. d. OF Utica,
N T., Moderator OF the last New School
Assembly. About five hundred delegates are IN
attendance The proceedings were OF the utmost
Interest, commanding the rapt attention OF delegates
and auditory.
DR.. ). T. Backus OF Schenectady, was elected
Moderator by acclamation. The syncds will report
tomorrow and the Reconstruction Committee on
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
SPAIN.
The Throne Question Cenferences.

Ti.e Throne Question Conferences.
MADRID, May IS,
VIA PARIS, May ~, 1870
The Duke de Montpensier has returned TO Madrid.
His Oldest son had long conference to-day with the
Regent Serrapo.
1t is rumOred that the Unionist party consent to
the proposition that the present Regent be invested
with royal attributes, and are intriguing to bring
about that result.