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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

70 O b. seller 70 DAYS repcrl a. Lower Road for Re-
se moderate e1 desnd prevailed ard the Of SATURDAY
were maintained scs lots Of 1909 and 1000 bhs ~
lively at e4; 20 hts August 2c and 1908 bills septenh'f Al
2 NsThiha e sud at %, a2 In Philadelphia safes
of5 500 6hls August 2,ic, with return
RCE-nomestc and Foreign with good demand from the
trade and the market frer sale. IS Carons BG and
400 bags India 7d3c and 400 bag Pahs IN bond AZ %
gold. =, -, ,hoev
from rel er; price. G9ic for fair 10 Good ehnG
ses 90 thdA nearly al reported private terms but mostly CubA
on above basis Refined steady. HauIs lJ0l3!c 900
TAILOw-Th market dull and weak sales Of 5000 bb% A. % q
Qlc Tor Common to Prime
WHISKY is lower and dull bblA 9sa95c for Iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
HARVEY FISK
OFFICE OF FISK & HATcU }
Eork9s and Dealers IN Goreypmeat Securities,

OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Ecrkrys and Dealers IN Government Securities :
Mo- Nassau-st.. New York. Aug. /. 1871. y
To rerrons DESIRING TO INVEST MONEY or to FUND
,r,,,,,r rIvr-TwENTIES. we offer and recommend
I'll Aha fullest confidence. the FIRST MORTGAGE
CON RovpS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
po,D Co,,rANY. as an ENTIRELY SAFE AND RELIABLE
1NvEsTAENT. -.....-.
The ,-roat value Of the property now existing in
ocmrletel road in successful operation RENDERS
mr. sr,1r.rrY AMPLE. i.SD INDErENDENT OF FUTURE
VONTISGTNCl-s. H. uo,5
TgE TRAFFIC awaiting the extension OF the hoad
,otbe Ohio River as a great East and West trunk
Line now in progress and rapidly approaching COM
,lstio9. Will BE IMMENSE AND rEoTITABLE
The experienced prudent, and honorable manos',
yncnt for which the Company is distinguished an"
the well known character OF its officers and directors
are sufficient guarantee Of good faith ana lhS,l'
for Their securities high credit and standing III ,io
market. which must render them always pol'N'i
aud s1lallc.
The exchange of Fiye-TwcntIes for these bonus
may now he made with profit Of about ~ pei '--''
and a continuance of per cent, gold interest
Price. 90 and accrued interest from May I. Inc
BONDS are in denominations of SLOW, SOU S-.V
FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
cnrrnN MArFrra

s,v,~y.q sq- -to.9n loser; Los Nd.us lfi 1lc;
crrts eyforcoawe Oh bales sales - bales stock
4.1}i bales
Bo.1oS Aug 7-Coo1 quiet; Mdln-s pole net receipts
gross 7,5 bsI.s sales 20 bales. stock. buN bfl-s -
NJ quiet, hliLugs Ici net receipts ZVi
bale. sales $50 bales; s'ori, 1,i.2 bales. - .
New RLKAys 7.Cottun i1; Low Nldlngs 't0lt net
rec, ~ bales; .oss 1865 ss e1p0sen-st" 40 bales
venom 49s lotion oa,i Tow Miirgs Ii-; receipts,
III % evu.os,tv-e bales. sales 20 bales; stock 80 bales
r1vIy1ay sug .-Cfun Qucf Nillu.., ly.ci receipts
none. exUtrt---,o4stsI.e, ] bale; -.0ck t1t bal"s
B,Ir.,lRE COTTON dgl sLd nominal M-lu2 tc ret
receipts, u-es ras go 1s. cI9Or;seoas"se 10 bales 'Ae'
srll. Orlnar7 IG,ci receipts,
la1 hs--; stock, u ba 1aca
-s.pg,1. Ar doll, MdiIuzs. cc urt receipts
L. bales; e. olis-co4sns So ues sies, 81 tasi c- -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT bonds
OF THB
ST.J0SEPH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These Bonds be had from the undersigned through the
principal banks and bankcr1 OF the Uni,ei States
They hive thirty @ years run bearing Eight Per Cent ot)
Interest payable The 18th days August sud February in each year
The Principal ani Interest payable 9h Tee Principal IN New
York the Interest SesYo London and FrinkforonNn free Of
tax Tneyae Colpcu Bonds but registered converted into
tered Bonds aad receivable acrraei interest In payment for
the CompaIys land The payment principal nere, is
secured by Gu. and on mogo the Compauys Lands granted
by tie Uni States 10 1906 lying Of this roai and amount
ing lOo 900 the railway Of the Division extending
from Marsye Kansas to junction win Union Pacific Road Fort
Kelrne7 distance of 10 miles together with Equipments apTer
tanning Franchises Rights WAY and Poual property
Toe mortgage made to the Famen Loan aud Tust Company
NewYork Trustees
The Bcnhotrs amply projected By Mortgage
Deed which prohibits sale Of the Compaus lands less
g. dollars per and release Of the lien Of tbs Mortgage upon
any portion sold Until the purchase money paid to the TrEsee who
are authorized to apply The payment Bonds
BY purchase Sinking Fund for their redemption maturity
Ills will crnyuh tn dbt AM leave tue railway and equip
free TIE ec-y for the payment Of these Boas therefore
beyond III contingency.
The location Of the Joseph anil Denver Cry Railroad
IA commanding from the fac, that it practical eIsn.
wevardy Hannibal Joseph the Land Grut
afcr Illinois Central The JoseIh AMI Denver City E
road Eel ID, terminus (sL Jophl BY Railway Lines coming
direct Hannibal! ST. Louis Chicago. sad local roads coavery 40
St Joseph IT. therefore secured It's connection with the
Union P opens ~ the through middle route the continent
national Importance This reelected in the fact that the auan-
Of letter. and which have received dlrHg iae fa" DAYS
tie for applying for these Securities Indicate the
quick response the American people support Of internal improve
,DeBts while At O same tine they make good investment
Price for the r-ut g and accrued interest
Erpr,saage ag to the Tree Marketable Securities received
in exchange.
wela7 been at expense 10 The examination Of property and
the bou5 and are investments in Tbs Loan will not only he
safe bot profitable We base orr calculations the fact that the First
Mor-age bonds Of this Cmpn the Eastern Division lately sue
oeu placed by s have advanced lo2 and accrued IN
making them rule at lo5 or nearly ten per cent advance
a rlFr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST g, 1871

Flour is6 Wheat "a 200 bush
Oats 400 bush RYE bags Fauce 20 bills Beans 900 bh Corn
Meal hesl. Io1 Hides bales Hide ptH sde'
Leather 1877 bales Moss LILO bh spn TuTpenne 5 bills kon
40 pigs Beef 20 pkgs Cut Meats. 2l psFs Lard 80 rsg' san
5 pkg Butter ~ pigs Cheese u p Tslos t hsgS hy
Orr boxes Siah i hafchess Tea fis tbi. Tobacco lI5
LaIes and cls. Iohlco ail Lhle Wh.kL SO bale. Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

L,spoy Arg To-day holiday ,ni Liverpool
markets.
FHAsKporr Aur SByering-Une Five T~eu'Y boni'
clo.ei NJ N f5r tire iaue OF l'62.
PARIS. Aug 5-Eycung. Rcufos closed a, j5l BE
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tanner & Co,
EANKEES.
49, IA AsAt.'F
u Whilst. New-NOrk.

II Wall-st.. New-IOrk,
BUY and Sell, at current market rates the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT is PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
TIE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York. London, or Frankfort-On-the-Main free OF
L. 5 Taxes. TANNFR d Co., No. II Wall-st.
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER Gent GOLD RENEWAL"
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer $4,000
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH &
CJTTING. Il Broad-st.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD Co.'S
MORTGAGE GOLD Is
For Sale 10y
DREXEI. MORGAN q Co..
30 Exchange place.
Burr TVGToN, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESoTA :
FER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for sale at
o. and interest by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

10 u.at srr.atI -1'G.
te- cir tusrf-s doing the is .0r bot vel escorted
Thee have been slight ng N prices Of Har"ecs ah ~ -
decline Of ic H-m''rk Boards Prices Of aI 0Ag kHts re-
rr sui from presert inie'top, D. ' VI" oh ~ ~
- I'M c1.arucs scarcity ~ Hus b1 ryT is!sl- renflI
unchanged f1lo.s! IT, new orf - ~ '
N.i,isvB -. Bridgeport sad NeTH1vsn 80 % HART 70
and Providence 20 Ph-!sn5. - Z" Ds.,l - o soi
- n ms Office during me ve,E ven as iol
Tvs. va Ere anal g251li ol Lumber aH on shAsa
Ctau.ar Canal 46f5s9 Of Lnmer The Jio"-s are lA
-. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
nncr1prs nE PRODTCL.

Nm .r.f Ifssfff n... ~.
t...,t 70 pL.s Ashes. t"| bales Otto, ~, ii.'
A.e. L l 81 e.gs Du~ Fruit 30 bbi- 'o7't t' 1''' hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

INC nar.et reroairs tie same roaihoA - ' W
ed ana l',es s'V
pFs-Tler. cisp1si.ioA OF
sg! to do decline found bce saI - SIC
- slqrd prevailed; sats reported % 80 ls
al NM. 5 lrreI alc closing wcAk a. pc 10 on .N
1870 M e. a. and price, genertl, isFeIee b a 80
.,l,i 49, I8a No a. a. goa - so 81
moderately active and STEADY WIZ s@'' VI iO
Washington. reported 81 - ~ ..s,
limited demand aro ta 3. Sc -,
81. M ~ G bIs he market Tor Crude Fsb Of = Net. f'
change; Menlaaen IA qe' Du' '"J
afa.f sugtd. teiEanG Il nOefae A..
market fairy aeuFe ana Hftsu9 ~
oat sry zs s,pa.u. u strengths tbe sales esl IN.
~ bbs II El35Or as 81 Tor New $50 % d" v
~ u fsf Pr. Tor Extra Prime -l2d FIz ~ o es'4n
Aes ff fturf tarerr here l;ft dong ADO Ps a
etsugaI . r II 80 i Mes. for ksisnler, 81 L o. AM on
k4grisf "a. btl. Mcs a. SEQ. hud tW DID 'l
s,t al D. Sd 20 Mes for Jlnusly al 81 % h
~ prices are steady safes ~ -
IA Is FOX Extra Mes. ileit D.,
bvy and p0uu, Hami dali znd yaluss anc i.I
Nloes4i- lots e VI $2ga ~ Tor Nesien. Su I
nomins for al gdss B4eon y sslnt
bit lone III IT, market shade fuer ana ne 0aen
qaoe ai g0slc of Dressed Hogs are qae ~
quote ~ sac Lard get ana N
~ Lls Die f0r No j r. iT W. ~" -
prime steam ard inl.. Kettle hendefeli ioI in
- market OF 20 b0ls and tc iOI sti''4 " "
sn 20 o., Oh pot. 70 Joe. a.. - arr
sui I1re d. 20 resize tas leen vci h9, ~ is
s.st1 D. f.. saies rfnoried bu i "a. t
q. ss o.ic t PPM. J'I at ii.r I.- h,,e. rom ~
u r. fI.a a.t laff-y a.gs market pn &c basis - ~
- = Uile and " a@i 20 Oh Lower vo ' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
THE MARKETS.

fCsreful7 reported THE TFrHUyE -
MoSDsY. Aug. Z 1871.
sSgF<-Ters only moderate demand FOR Poe and q
-r~5 -ht prices STEADY; quote al "a - 81
81 a. Tgar and urc-s are ruch8n1 "a! % Sy1 - o.
tDTTgs-.ht il duh HlG c lower on the sio,; ~ 'l'
~. 5 Sstrls- evsuug ncluug 10 ol export Do Consumption
, 4 f,l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Aelp UanieS.
Go i1bcm It man Concern

vTHE SECRETARY OF the COMMiSslO1ER'
4 OF PHARMACY woud especially notify 5l dfpEA. pr
srrD,on CLERK. that his 0ce, No. .. e WI
appoint q for he!r eIlfaiaAiloa 80 . ,.,-r. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Copartnersbip Notices.

EOPARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned tayo
u ti. lsg fouuei Coparuershp u0r she name Of NJ j.
LYNCH HUGH CAMP parpo.e carr te tbAL
ESTATE eCd AUCTION 0J Broadway, PINES
NJ A 5 LYNCH
New Yors Aug !. 1871. HUGH y CAhP
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ffIarbIe ano Slate dlanis!s.
tcenI Noilces.

DICUARD TERHUNE Ct als-N:: en T. ,,S ~,
IL PElGE cogE CaG!y ~ SeVyttil rsEHrYE t
Pa.auf sgs5a s ~ gEIRN BRETT b. s the fstA
COLLfGiATE INSTITUTE j. hLL 1ss.FoT re,f 10
flFI l. - af,I.n are ssTrh' ,.'t -
Pendants And rie r. ,con which copy - lsi-H .it
answer the n, copy sns"e 70 IN, $40 ~
700 enc 81. ~ Mesa st. IA NE nv o.
ths aGn ,str asvs the service Af'o. :, : y y,
~ ., ard y yoq li 70 inv N, ,y ~ ,ie Court Tor tle ef
Aforesaid. hs Pta.llg ~, .H HAMMOND PONBkOf,
1.,..ai.i 10 ,hs Complaint ri.i,,is'. Az. rlevs
ngted Msrrh 81 ls1i ..- -. ty sti b, A. on y tho
Toe go.n., a ii1g,s iu the CIV ha''' ~
Cek ~ 'u'.SI-r I-l HAyhipND e. POhEEois
The 1874 ''' " plsiuugs Attorneys ~ Nassau A. l. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Sales bp Auctlon
siiuaiions Uanieo-- females.

FAMILIES, Hotels, Boarding Houses, &c, in
civ or country suited mmed7tey with capable, evil HEP -
CARPENTgRs LARGE AND OLD-BsTABLISHED EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE or Female seryant l " est hSen'hs
OF SIhaye.
EAMTLIES, Summer Houses, and Boarding
Of fgsfeis HELP " az nstonsites y t %
he supplied immediately ~ WALKERS BMPLOfhbNT
OFFICE lJ3 siIth-ave.. drug store.
TTRST-RATE FEMALE SERVANTS supplied
bv PIERCE Bowugeen enhols aad other seeetoal
from Americans, Germans, English, saedes, AID irsh.
EOOD German Female Servants NJ Mrs. ljilds
~ Institute. ~ Norfolk hetSecl Enztn an sut1nsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
Gitrations Uanteo- mnles.

TO MERCHANT TAILORS.-A single man
and good address and ability desires SITUATION
CUTTER hrsss establishment would have objection to 90
whore there would be- opportunity ~
investing 5000 but would prefer "orGug on
salary for the first year. Address P J. B. Tribune O4t'
EARN HANDS, Bowling gTeen.-PIERCE
have eonstaav laH irstc4-s SE!s Germans, scotch,
and English. Also Mechanics, Coaclmsu Gardeners Gc.
GCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGLISIMAN
~ WIFElrate farm hands and huai i arrived wHut
SITUATIONS Inquire at Agency PIERCE Co Boglng-gTeel
Y'HREE first-class COLORED BOYS, strangers,
nom Norfolk % SITUATIONS 10 gentlsmens iames
AMY 10 Pierce & Co. o Bowling green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
5nulnQs Dnnks
Chances tor Business Hlcn.

CHANCES tor Dn5lncSS 1flcU.
FOR SALE-LeaSe Fixtures, and part or
whole OF the Fsry Goods end Millinery store "a ne
b part Of hsin,t Paterson, y. J. APll 10 JAO DAVIS S@
Brosdva, Nee York
ONE or two parties to take $4,000 10 $4,000
~ stock Ftl yi.sol their serycl 20 mirn
isc1 s'ges n ~ Louis s. Louis j. tle bat pqnt IN the U,i
States 20 uaau'tue stoves AMI tl0 best magkt Toe bga"ss 'o
Of the h a The colatr large profits and the bet taTug
branch ~ the whole business; oli, ssckh0iics o. tarts
sfha- Information WI address d. ~ HITCHCOCK, Psef, 81
Ions, BIO.
GTRAW GOODS.-Partics with Capital to
- start aCA~EHOUSE In NeVlork. erpef cuoi
competent Past With shop SO ufuJg order, fuuae
cher Mems. Boys. lse By address. L. ~h
rai STRAW GOODS, TrDlur OAcr three S.Ang
pao. 0r Interview.
no CAPITALISTS.-A gentleman of Hluch
errers1c, 10 % pud Using control u
Of desires ay'AtT
would with Seres
formation ID JOINT STOCK COMPANY Jf csuruk on lie
PUBLISHING BUSINESS Phaie1ha psr l. Who
0. MAJ address, confidence PUBLISHER tlre
South Tentl-.t Philalelpha.
Gf HnA BUSINESS for SALE--,VerInesis
cDVsOOOs Electro Clsuefl Baths, eshshed ~ ,far ~
Usousquarc conner Broadway en,t the popueto sud
veuior retiring from business. Inquire the premise,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE TRIAL or DIR. L1NAHAN.

TIE BOOK COMMITTEE AND BISHOPS IN EAECu-
TIVE sESsION-AN ADJOURNMENT PROBABLE.
The Book Committee did not resume the IN
yestigation OF the charges against DR.. Larahan yes
terday but remained in Executive session through
out the day, In connection with the Board OF
Bishops This action grew ont OF the resolutions onered
at the preceding session by Gen. Moore recommending
the arrest OF the proceedings at that point and rec
ence OF the charges against Dr. Inahan to the Gener
Conference of the Methodist Church. which meets in lS
The proprety of posponing the investigation was ais
cussed and special committee was appointed 70 consult
with the attorneys both sides in the hope OF reaching
an amicable settlement OF the case II they can After
a recess OF one hour the Subcommittee reported
progress and a brief consultation was had with Mr.
Fancher and Gen. RunyOn, counsel for the prose-
ution and Judge Reynolds and the Rev: MT
Buckley in behalf Of the respondent Ihs consultation
was without result the prosecution being un"llhB 10
make any concessions and the defense consenng 10 no
compromise by which the Assistant Agent w0nd nos De
reinstated in Office. The subject resumed In te
afternoon in the absence of counsel aud material modi
caton of the bill OF charges suggested 40 as O A
clue all specifications. which do not concern the oincii
management OF DIR. Lanahan. ...,
Up the close OF the session no dennte OASIS o, se'u
me nor plan of action had been decided upon, but The
peculiar difficulties experienced by tins JOINT tribunal III
the absence of precedents and rules Of OrgaILoii ana
the absolute certainty Of final appeal to the General
Conference in ease Of decision In favor OF either party
render il probable that the investigation VIII he post
pOned Tie Committee will meet III Executive SESSION.
this morning at % o'clock
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

few blocks from the church in which tne ana aayera chill
ria name and she found no dlneuiS ~ ' o,
Ssns her right 70 sGe he Is as msy sysarces %ore than
ne @ sd have never published the marriage sopted gs bcy
never puIS@lo @ md an the very day Of the s''onn mar
ana Viseu noan ne ie made her long VISIT IN Dis uSu
manner. To, n sudden shock to both families,
and the absolute concealment Of ms 9a aBd children
MS le, H. name in public hotels IN this ci,y - s
S them as will he to oIaS raScne % oser in
man , Int for years past has been ~ hrd m
h & ,v town. He has paid 5000 year pr VI. g, oniv
q, m a Is and has yet maintained his bachelor o i
$500, %ncuditure. In his rOoms are shlu to ni'n % nm
lavish n I0 suits of clothes with expensive book
noS @ ,nv other evidences OF wealth. but ms W. %
% t tbe bank said to be entirely correct , the
1ct that ho carried TO the altar pistol WIN ~ tc 49,,
,nse as he afterward sad OF blowing OUT MS prhs
pniloiift p n the ceremony should be interfered with
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
,, ,,o,y INV TR1B1JNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1s 1871.


decorated and the music, under Grafua, In every way
satisfactory.
The American Photographic Society elected
last evening tho following officers: President, D. H.
Munsen; VicePresdent, W. Wsworth; Corresponding
Secretary, A. H. Krum; Treasurer Jonas A. "mtlcy
The following are the newly-elected officers
OF the Demilt Dispensary: President, Frederick e.
Mather; Vice Presidents, Chsres C. savage ana feLr
McMartin Treasurer, James c. Holden; secfosaS' 'o
seph Gillett
The Brooklyn Male Chorus Society has elected
the following officers: President Henry Camp; Vice
President David Taylor; Secretary, Chas; Oyeracre
Treasurer. g. H. IAmpson; Librarian, r. r. MERRIAM ;
Pianist, @. v. Caulheld.
The pleasant and successful hop given last
evening by the guests OF the st. Cloud Hotel was at
tended by over 400 persons. Tho large was
tastefully decorated for the OCCASION Among those
present Judge Daily ten. VOsgea, and Gov Ran
dolph OF Ncw-Jersey.
Twenty-One Irish Societies of New-York and
adjoining cities met In convention last night at Hbernia
pospOnement OF the Fensn reception until Monday, for
the convenience OF the workingfncn who are usually
engaged Saturday In settling their weekly accounts
The Trustees of the College of the City of
NewYork yesterday reelected Mr. Smith President for
the ensuing year. The Controller directed TO place
to the credit OF the Board The total receipts for
the year s15J9l -; expenditures s4716l 20, leav
ing balance of $3.50 Is. OF the expenses 1880 was
Introductory classes and NO3 IT for salaries for pro
fessOrs The following were appointed members OF me
Executive Committee: Messrs.' Gross, Sherwood.
Duryen, Lewis Brennan, Sands, and Jarvis.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

GRAMERC1 PARk-lRNINb-fBACE Ia IENSlON.
The proposed extension of Lexington-ave
through Gramercy Park meets with strong objections
from the owners Of lots fronting the Park Mayor
Hall having recently addressedn open letter to the res
idents npon Granercy Park" in advocacy OF the coneu
plated improvement, meeting was held on Monday
evening 10 consider the sniect James W. Gerard was
made Chairman, and Dudley Field, Secretary In his
letter the Mayor says:
bill will be presented to the L for the
Irving pce pubhc believed by
rendered Of III, opening LeI
irrtonav- Harlem River ofits becoming thorougbae
d from the building ohe deuo
the Of deem
add will
TO What believed be public
rneni favor H."
letter from the Hon. Clarkson N. Potter was read,
In which warmly opposes the project Brief speeches
were made by SarDuel j. Tldcn, James w. Gerard,
Charles F. Kirkland, Joseph Il. Varnum, Dr. James K
Wood George Patn, william y. Mott, and Dudley Field.
series of resolutions WIS then adopted denOuncing
the proposed measure, and appointing a Committee 10
frame n rrmOnSrancr to ho forwarded o. the Stale
legislature Upon calling the roll, 1t found that the
owners of out Of the CO lots upon the Park pres
ent, and concurIed'n the action OF the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City % Paris Letch, Liverpool jan via Queenstown
GIN misp. and pass.
sesm.hip Montgomery Piirloth. Savannah ue and pass
Halter smith Richmond snd Norfolk, nse and pass
of Windsor N s Porter, Hamburg ~ days
mds-. n,
mouth r. ~ days,
B.i o1st (o Nebourne Scott Rio Jsnero ~ days coffee
Bark S.rsotIer (Ntr) Banlof Bremen, NOu 3 mdss-
Rrg VIM Nah (cf Conxlll n 81 West St Thomas jan > via
Brg Aics Lea of WnDgon Foster Malaga Pow via Glib.
raltsr 18th fruit
lunacr.
Shr WIN C. Darling Fisher with frozen herring
Schr. J. Paine, Stevens, Kennrhee River i'e
Scbr. r. Leach. Peniletou, Roekland, Line.
scHooSERs-RyZR AND coA9rvsp.
pboeho Elizabeth NexIayen Astone Point.
Lizzie Ncx-lIsven Gloucester Eilsbethport
Tho. Ftch New.London Josepine, Ebisaethport
WiND-SuBset Light, y. W; clear.
Ship Burydce London bsrks Csa for Monteyteo NewYo
for Matanzas; brig g. J. Troop for Kingston. JAM
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS Jan. lPassd for Bait bark Tw
hgh Londonderry hg g. A. Halls from Ne"-iork Passed out
Caspian Liverpool and Va moyden for
Ro Japeo Caoa brig Gocobda for Apnx banks A.utc
Eagle Dunln; bg Ida for Humaoos
Chapman for Italia for Ponce CAro Tor La'epo
I7.Arryed. bark kederisnd, from Roer
Preierek Fish from Cbset"n steamship ssa Js7uo
N-w-York.
CH.RLEsroS c. JAN 1.-Aryed steamship Manhattan from
NewYok steamship MARYLAND from Bsimore bng Prssnte ou
Carenas Sailed steamship Chsron for New YORK. bark Agn
Campbell, Cor Amsterdam, brig Wasp, for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
METUODIpT REVIVhIG.

The different Methodist Churches in The city
arc nor or e.scN,tFl - TIT ,ois al r'S en-
tluslsIn E'inw!i ~ ~ "r'vya'." Ab,r' the .. ginning
~ WIlter rcvi, meeting 'co cohiiacnccd and have
since 'e hol every Ls escopt Saturdays IN
hef o. hc ciin.cLe. At the Washington-square NJ. f..
Chlro of Wnic the Rev Albert Wyatt IA pastor so
80 have professed religion and been admitted on
OD.don At the Bedfotdst. Church. the Rev. John f..
Goldman, pastor, from 80 to GO experienced religion and
abOt received Meetings during the coming week
III he held every afternoon and evening at this church.
IN the Thirtctlst. Church. the Rev. Albert D. Vail,
astor, persons profesed religion aud were received.
In the West Eigltpenthst Church, the Rev. Nj law
fora, pastor, eight persons were converted. l, 'ln
Jane-st Church, the Rev. VIM. Z. Smith, past0 On
versions occurred and 10 were received lru-
t0n In the East Twenty scventhst Church, the u" "a
StareS, pastor 80 persons pTOfcsscd religion a.d
received Al the Allcn-st Church, the Rev Nm %, a.
hstef pastor, about 20 persons were converted.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
A SUSPICIOUS STORY.

Not many days ago there was a fashionable
marriage IN one of uptown churches. The bride
groom was a remarkably handsome man nearly 30
wears OF age well known 10 what s called fashionable
ciety as an agreeable, liberal bachelor ana ladies
man" The bride was lovely girl belonging TO one OF
our best known families and emed for hcI character
"a much as admired for her beauty. TIE friends OF both
were present and nothing surprising occurred at the
Ger uony save that al present remarked upon the aQ
ne,rauce of the hrCe groom. He apparently 50 op
dressed y great sorrow or anxiety ldt ne cOuid
nor smile nor command cheerful word.
The pair had .p-nt but few days together when the
husband after nn interview win his young Wife which
lr her almost crushed IN mind hastily called al bis
late bachelor r0Ons which he had not sven
up burneI "a large uuElber or papers packed
upa few TFecions articles and suddenly ditapp@ red
aud N lis friends now knows where he is to be
found.
Bat dreadful truth rcacle their cars too quickly
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