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DIREcT PASSENGER ROUTE
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND TIE
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO r. r.
TWO TRAINS EVERY DAY.

SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWI

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Richmond and Danville railroad, Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad, East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad, Nashville and Chattanooga eairoad,
and Memphis and Charleston railroad and their
connections. Passenger trains leave Richmond
daily at $40 O'Clock a. IN. and 300 o'clock p M,
making close connections throughout to
Lynchburg and all stations on A, M and Ohio
railroad, Knoxville, Decatur, Corinth, Grand
Junction, Memphis, NewOrleans, Chattanooga,
Canton, Jackson, Nelisburg, Mobile, Dalton, At
lanta, Rome, Selma, Macon, Columbus and all
points South and Southwest, Nashville, Column
bus, Chicago Cairo St. Louis and all points
North and Northwest.
Through tickets good until used.
Baggage checked through.
New and elegant sleeping cars on all night
trains.
Good eating houses, and ample time for meals.
Fare lower than by any other route.
For further information, apply at the Office of
the Virginia and Tennessee Airline Railway,
1925 Main street, at the Office of the Richmond
and Danyille railroad.
R.F WALKER.
IA, Of c.o,,4
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DICHMOND AND
IL YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
ING PUBLIC.

RE-BsrABLIsHaESr OF THE DAILY LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
AND TO ALL PoIsTs. North AND EAST, WEST AND
NoRTHwRsT
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CHRONIC DISEASE.

especially of Rheumatism, Govt Dyspepsia,
Lungs, and Incipient Consumption, Paralysis
Poor Circulation General Debility, Curvature of
the Spine, Scrofula, Diseases of the Skim Ute
rine Weaknesses and Displacements, Sperina-
torrhea, etc.
Any one wishing further information should
should send for circular, containing further par
ticulars, terms, etc, which will be sent free by
return mail.
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-J,HE NEW YORK HYGiENIC INSTITUTE
Is ANDl6 LAIGHT ST, NEW YORK CITY.
A. l.. WOOD, NJ. d., PHYSICIAN.

The objects of this institution, which has been
in successful operation for more than twenty
years, are two-iold, viz:
l. The Treatment and Cure of the Sick, with
out poisoning them, by Hygienic agencies alone.
9. To furnish pleasant genial HOME to friends
of Hygiene throughout the world, whenever they
visit this city.
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CURE DEPARTMENT.

Thousands of invalids have been successfully
treated at this institution during the past twenty
years, and its fame is known wherever the Eng
lish language is spoken. Its appliances for the
treatment of disease without the use of poison
GUS drugs are the most extensive and complete of
any institute in America. They comprise the cell
ebrated
TURKISH BATHS,
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VAPOR BATHS, H
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE,
MACHINE VIBRATION,
the varied and extensive resources of the
WATER CURE,
is LIFTING CURE,
MAGNETISM, liae7t 5F En
Healthful Food, n Pleasant Home, etc. Particu
lar attention is given the treatment of all forms
of
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every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM r. CLYDE leaves
New York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY.
Freight received daily
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1914 Main street.
s ALEXANDER, Agent and Genl Supt. ap4
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But come let us go for glad Christmas day,
And find on the street what CONNECTIONS we may
All the fruits that are grown in the tropica
clirnes,
Figs, oranges, raisins, and exquisite lines
Bananas that hang in big clusters to please
The eye you pass, and big lemons to squeeze
With dates that the antiquists relish for food
Since they date back to Egypt, if not to the
flood;
And tropical nuts that, for holidays, make
The best of torpedoes for youngsters to crack,
As well as the "oldsters," who jollily smoke
And crack in their very best nuts in a joke
Or pull at their pipes, as the burly smoke rises
And pirate ofadventure that nothing but lies is,-
Some feat of their own, or exploit lin corner,
Eclipsing Munchauson or famous Jack Homer;
While their jolly sides shake, at The mirth the,
provoke,
In comical laugh at q serious joke.
o heaven, vouchsafe we this wish to enjoy,
II but for u moment. again as Il boy,
4 TO scream with delight on grandsire's knees,
2 lind believe in Kriss Kriagie, iobOm nobody
lsifg hang up my stocking by Mauds In the troth
THAT he will FIJI hers, If he doesn't ill both;
s,Y 70 seei In the morning the Christmas tree rise
j. AL 1asiling In splendcr before our wild eyes;
With toys hanging pendent from evergreen
.Hfhuughs,T
iADd5eysAs delights filling up the whole house
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BILLS SIGNED 8Y the GOVERNOR.

The following additional bills have been approved
by the Governor and are now ON file in The ollce OF
the Secretary OF State:--
New Utrecht.
s23- incorporating American Mortgage and Trust
Company.
a2i-lncorporating the United States Mortgage
Company.
925-Amending act authorizing the formation Of
railroad corporations.
028-To lay out and improve public highway In
the town OF FlatDush. on the eastory side OF Pros
pect Park.
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bers "a memorial TO hl5 deceased wife, q lady vol
known IN this community Tor her CHRISTIAN
character and her charities. Tue architect OF the
church was Mr.. W. T. Hallett, while Mr.. Edward r.
Potter OF the ecclesiastical family OF that name is
the architect or the altar, which VIII be, next to that
In sc. stephens. the most elegant and expensive
structure OF the Kind in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
ECcIcsiaSticaI Meetings
for 1871.

Herald Religious Correspondence-Do llinger vsr-
sus Dollinger-Dr. Booth and the Negro
Great Cry and Little Wool'-InAuence
OF Protestantism on the Human Intel
leot-Ju.tice for the Rev. Mr..
Talmage-Religious Personal
and General News
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NOT TO es COMPOUNDED
The Defalcaiion Of General william III.
Lawrence.
From the Boston Traveller. Nay 81

From the Boston Traveller. May ST.
The deIaultng Pension Agent OF New York. Gene
rel william Hudson Lawrt nee should not be con.
founded with General william Henry Lawrence, OF
this city sor Billy Lawrence. az he was known
among the "boys' III the army. The defauiting
agent was appointed q lieutenant In the Fourteenth
United states infantry upon the recommendation VI
Secretary seward, subsequently, received leave
OF absence to take the command OF New Jersey
regiment, and alter his resignation was male zen.
sion Agent IN New York city, General william
Henry Lawrence is so well known IN tlfsni,'lary
circles or this state that his friends would not su
pect him of ans such conduct rs Is attrorsed 10 ms
namcsake. IL Will tie recoccted that az INC 0Icah-
inc ont Of the war he was lieutenant Ia sne bosto
Fusilcers Company q, FIRST reginlcit. ~. y. ~.
Colonel Co1dn saw that he was very salun h,,
man 10 haze upon hts stan aud commissioners hin
as adutant. Upon reaching tho ned Seherai nooNe,,
also came a similar concusio.l ai,u .c'ae, NJ,
lieutenant Lawrence an important. POSITION OH Ms
stafr with the rank OF general. Tic served popy
with "Fighting Joe" IN all his campaigns an1 wnen
he le tic army It was with hoDr To himself anu
rho respect and confidence or his superior onlcers
General Lawrence Is still nectsd WITH the Boston
Custom House.
tetx xxy,
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The First Universalist church OF Richfeld Springs
N. Y.-Rey ). r. Ward, pastor-is being enlarged,
and both the exterior and interior OF the edihce
entirely remodecd and finished In the most ap-
proved modern style. The Uniyersalis Society Of the
village Is In most nourIsnlng condition. and every
praise Is due the pastor. Mr.. Ward for hs Jealous
and unceasng labors to promote the interests OF
the society under his charge. The church has re-
Gently been the recipient oil q donation from Mr..
Albert De Groot OF this city, of two memorial win
dows, silver communion service. BbIo and
hymn book for the pulpit and books FOR the Sabbath
school. The church win be completed early In July.
and the Rev. y. H. Chaplin Is TO Oiiciato at the
ODoninY service.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE OVER THE MIssIss, fPI.-A com
pany has Deen organized al Fort Mad,son. Iowa, for
The purpose of building suspension bridge over The
SL20Q.0VQ,
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DR.. BOoth ON the White Man and Negro
Answcrc
To THE EDITOR )F THE HERALD
regret that 1t Is necessary for me to encroach
again upon the columns OF your most excellent jour
NAL but knowing that you willingly hear both sides
Of every question have presumed to make few re-
marks regarding the late article OF DIR. Booth ION
the Origin OF the White Man." think the cause for
surprise at the renewal OF the discussion should be
on my part instead Of HIS since the 0ny argument
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Rev. Hiram Eddy d. d.. has accepted unani-
nous call to the preea terian church In jersey CITY.
Rev. George T. Lie BOus>,iler. OF Parsiprany, N. j.,
has accepted unanimous call TO tho Bethany Pres
byterian church. Utica, NJ Y.
Rev. Isaac Westcott D. d pastor Of the Plymouth
Baptist church, in Fiity.lrst street. in this city,
preached last Sunday morning in review OF his forty
years OF pastoral labor.
Rev. ". J. Parrot, OF Pontiac. has been called to
Ann Arbor, Mich. The proposal TO unite the Pres.
bytenan and the Congregational churches OF the
latter place has fallen through.
The MsthO7fsr Recorder claims that republican
Methodsm, as IT. now STYLES lts denomination, has
recently gained ground, anu that IN importa mt
points The Methodist Episcopal Church IS draw IN g
to the body which, I'm 1885, IL drove into xlle
The EpIscopalians OF Pennsylvania have In con.
temptation the adoption OF minority representation
In diocesan conventions by means OF the cumulative
VOTE writer in the Episcopal Register fears that
this Will give mnortlas an undue preponder-
ancc,
Mr.. J. Warren Stanton offers the First Congreva-
tonal church StCnngton, Conn.,, Sl00 900. and the
Second church tof which he Is a member| $25, 900
condition that they each raise by subscription an
amount equa; 70 their respective gifts. the whole to
remain as a permanent fund for the society.
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"Eood Clothes VIZ. Good Sents.v

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In the HERALD OF Sunday last some exceedingly
pious youth, who signs himself -. A. L." complained
very bitterly OF not having been ushercd to Just the
particular seat IN DR.. Hepwortn's church which
took his Christian fancy. 1t may be that the usher
alluded to does not wear good clothes,
which 81. A. L." seems to consider sort
Of crime; but he certainly does not "Iack
politeneSs" when he Is asked for seat by any
body who comes to the church to hear and be edi.
fed instead Of making parade OF his own make up
and his want of that gentlemany demeanor which
can be assumed out OF respect Tor others, even
where IL Is not natural The Church OF the Messiah,
let say. Is not free church. and II ~. A. L."
sincere admirer OF DR.. Hepworth think the best
way he can show his appreciation of the fact would
be to hire pew The ushers are always willing to
accommodate all Corners far lies In their power,
but they have no power to keep pewholders out or
their seats to oblige every person who wants air
himself and his perfumery LII the best seat In the
house. Yours,
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roman Catholic Combinations.

Roman Catholic Combinations.
The Most Reverend Archbishop administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation on Sunday MAY I. In
the church OF st. Nicholas, to 4sO persons on Mon
cay May 8, IN the Church OF the Holy Innoccnts, to
$40 persons. Confirmation will be administered
to-day IN the Church OF our Lady OF Sorrows, ana
on Tuesday, Nay 10, IN st. Pat.ick's Cathedral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

GENERAL SHERMAN IN TExAS --GenerW SheruianS
arrival nj san Antopl9, on the 2stn ut. was an-
nounced by the lrlng OF fifteen guns from the Alamo
pIaxa. lie was appropriately received by both Va
clylI aud military authorities, under the urectkVA w
general Reyaplia AMI Myor Thleiepape,
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one In RMS list whose teachings, POLITICAL philo-
sophical or moral, In their logical develop menL as
worked ut IN civilization and civil society. but Will
degrade man In the social order and, logically, de-
moraiize the human intellect2 But Il there not
enough intellectual tnbecility In Catholic countries,
tooY Yes; but not so widespread. IL IL only, how
ever In those countries IN which Protestant mas
run It's full course that there Is TO be found, even
among the so-called educated classes, that imDe-
cillty In healthy. intellectual thought that watery
senlmetality. that ob.use stupidity, and that
general failing back into intellectual anarchy.
Having lost sight OF truth, the mind, the relore,
struggles IN intellectual chaos withous rudder or
compass, and - shlpwreckel Look OF our public
lecturers talking trash to stupid public; look at
our newspapers and magazines, full OF nonsensical
sentimental fiction, trash upon trash; look al our
state aud national legislators lifting each other OF
stealing, and getting or 'sho0 nyn rhetoric: look
at the gOi OF money riding over intellect, right,
truth and all in It's course; and when all TINS
in the light OF day, how far we then from social
moral and political anarchy Having lost sight OF
truth, established and infallibie In religion, mixing
mp revelation and reason, science and ciyilizaton
exalting earth and forgetting heaven, giving away
TO che mere animal nature. therefore the logical re-
suit intellectual mbeclilty, social decentralization
and In It's final results, anarchy. barbarism, des-
truc
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Free Church OF 8. Mary tho virsin.

Free Church OF 8. Mary tho Virgin.
On the south side Of West Foriy.iifth street. be-
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue, beautiful
little church, bearing the above title has lately been
erected upon land presented by Mr.. J. J. Asor,
whose generous gift is one Of many from the same
source OF which the world hears but little.
This church Is OF the Protestant Episcopal Ritu-
alistic or High church order, under the pastoral
charge OF the Rev. r. Mckee Brown, lor-
merry assistant IN the Rev. DR.. Ever, OF
Christ church. Father Brown ~ one OF
the most advanced OF Anglican priests, having the
daily celebration of the holy Eucharist al seven
A. M. throughout the year. On sundays nigh mass
~ sung Mt halrpast ten A. M ami VI Tour ana hall-
past seven L. Al. Quite an attraction Is about 10 DC
added to the little church OF St. Mary the Virgin In
. white marble altar gus fyom one Of ~ man
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JAMES Fl. PHIPPs, Madison avenue.


sion, the following provision OF the law be en-
forced:-"Every person who shall profanely curse
l Rev. Stat. tEdm.), 626 II superintendent KelsO
would instruct his Officers to arrest every offender
this law, anu also those to whom their attention
might be called do not you think car drivers street
loafers and other embryo assassns would be better
behaved and the effect generally highly salutary
Respectfully, &C., b.
Professionalism in Mexico.
The following from the pen OF Mr.. Altamirano,
an eminent Mexican writer will awe an idea OF
the strides being made by Professionalism IN
Mexico:-
PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Yesterday a Protestant temple was dedicated
In the locality which was formerly the church of
san Jose de Gracia, and which was adorned with
that Christian simplicity that characterizes the
temples or The reformed religion In winch the
second commandment or the Decaogue ia rjgor
ousy observed, I. that neither images nor idols
are admitted. The audience was immense and
completely filed the nave OF the church throughout
the day We learn that 15O0 seats were placed; but
they were not enough, and very many OF the Deiev
ers remained standing. We were present for the
purpose OF observing the scene do not profess
the Protestant form OF religion, and we were able to
note
First-That the throng was made up OF all classes
sexes and ages --ladies gentlemen artisans and
numerous Indians-all were mingled In one senti-
ment OF real paternity, according spirit OF the
Gospel, and all read from their prayer books and
participated In singing their hymns.
SecOnd-That, although the audience was so
~
such as we have never seen hitherto In any OF the
Roman churches Of this city or country. inasmuch
as we are accustomed 10 regard them rather iis
places or pleasure, OF amusement and OF irritation
than a. houses or prayer
Thfrd-That the democratic sentiment Is better
developed by Protestanusm than by Roman Ca
tholicism, on account or its form OF worship ana
the suppression OF that species OF fetichsm imposed
by the sacerdotal hierarchy among the Romans;
since though the Lutherans, for example, have
bishops, they scarcely diner from presbyters and
do not present themselves in public with such
pompOns stan OF chapains, famers, secretaries,
masters OF ceremonies cross bearers mounted on
mules vergers, acoytes and bcades as causes
such bishops to be considered almost as fourth
person OF the Most Holy Trinity.
Among the Protestants this Is not the case; the
bishop IL scarcely to DO distinguished except by the
greater amount OF labor that he performs All day
worship was kept up In san Jose de Gracia, tue
Prespyter Agnas preaching and another who Is the
pastor OF the new church, and IN she afternoon two
children were baptized. Perhaps we were the only
one who attended through mere curiosity, as all the
others showed by their handling OF their prayer
books that they were old Protestants. Assuredly
Professionalism is making rapid progress In Mexico
winch forces us to congratulate the VOC pc heLtco
since they constitute its triumph.
AITAMlRANO Federallsta