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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
NaIc& Female High School
q Select Private School.
NAIEAs.

DALLAS COUNTY, TENAS.
TlNllR exercises Of this Institution, fcr the
Second Annual Session, will no oPen-
ed ia the building formerly occupied, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL 1871,
The Session will embrace Ihlriy,six weeks,
aud be divided la tWo terms Of eighteen
weeks each,
Ilss fnTusr afftaiy wlll b. Divided ia ihns slsss-
q. uss PRIMARY ISfERN LblAfE ani COLLIE,
ciAtE, rinhTar.ag hnFlish, cUmplrlo CuHrss II
saih.tnatirs, rsnnAnsi,lp, heis'ksepinE, the Nat
ural Srifhcrs, fT.nfh, Lsiii sad nnrk, The ollsn'
dsTh sirihei q serhaE Ne languages viii ~ usri,
The lihuriiNp sYsirln, nov ufei ia The lfsi Schools
Ia AmrTlsa, all h. assi sgd hshos, no irAI books
n ~ n,ta except ihuir ~ ihat sysira.
lsdiraisr attention giSrn % ~ Practical Branch,
80, AMI slatruis ~ishins 10 iWATv Toe t"llrse Nfl
h. I~Imhiri ~ take FIrial uaurse, which sill "a
allie iArn o. aLnnre enter the srnioF tlass In any
ruilrsp Ia the rniitsi sialrs ArFangemriIs have
lsrn made Niih apTsigssioual frnman ~ teach Pen
uisnship Fnd nslk eepins,
nlsciliins siil DO strict. aud Prompi o,silsnee
fNacluIi from all, aud should any parent ~ suat-
iian a,'isi, counsel 80 ~ Ahs mAuner rinsn pupl
under his ~ her roniTal 10 tlulai" any fnl. made
fiT tho gugeTnmsni u the school erc'sde any duty
fslnirrs IL theui. such purl VIII ~ espvliul, ~
gaidlsss IT agr aud the epire tuition ior tho term
all b. Immediately collected -
TUITION RRHs PER TERM OF IS WEEKS.
PRIMARY CLASS, ...,...,......"SlO to So
INTER MEDIATE CLASS. .... IL TO l6I
COLLEGIATE CLASS, ........... 1910 20
Music on Piano, by Mrs, BoniS-
sos, (extra,) per month, ,....-. Of
Pcnmahship aud Book. Keeping,
by J.'Taliaterro, (extra,) per
month, .,.......,..."....
Incidental Fee, in advance, per
Term, ,,.....,,..........., .u...,... !!
These rates are in sqeoic-Currency ia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
hANCASTEEe
Male & Female High SchOCl.

80" - - 49,
Male & Female High SchoOl.
~, Fsni.sa 4 ui. ssiasl uHl ss,amrr-s
l NnAhAA seFirHiisT ihs sih- ani ti1s5 fli'
DAY, iffraiisT ~, if,.,
liie d ls.lit', Pr irn u fsar H,lll,.
TWEp yLAss-sl.lHa-, GsA3ps,
sgCuslciA,s- sfit. i.s, Cls-s.aaT,
tsu-isii1 iiri 's, A. ---.-------,,-,----,i- ia'
FIRST tAAs' .s--..r sHl Ai-iFT
Nsiatuaii15 ''a glislus AlsshTA' -
Compositions ga ssiuIislA extra
NHlllrlfgl lfu 10 hi,h usRsi h. paid
a The iiuir Il sni g,--,-r'-,'''-' - IN
Al tie sisNr 49, sflgiE rates
Tnigiua ma'l irfaii a. ~ expiration n farh
uunIh, .r isvuly - seat sill BE- ailri ~ 40
anauui Ia ass ease ~ hrirTmaAt,
Putiis may enter this = =. sil a auy iuir ~ I-r
log tie eouiiusfut ins sui ruF"liiuE ihrir hAu'rs
bat aE no savT'T vs'isi than tho remainder " a.
81 dsius,iop will b mals sSssp, In eases ofPro,
tIaclei sirLHrss
rr siFistr,t ,lssr,ance Il rules viii h. demanded
~ slnirns, IA 90 cat uishi.l, rss,rIa' Of az ~
srN
Having oonclairi 10 establish q PERMANENT
fIRSf GLASS SCliuul. and haNins pIeruiel
tall rurpsr ~ rNrTruOfi TEACHERS, NJ paus viii he
spared 10 naAF ihi' Ssh,d worl'y tho patronage
OF all.
TLsp.tron. are requested 10 IA present At a.,
opsnins fIhs ssLo,l aui hoa' lie 'fsllng II tho
Tules,
Hoard eau DO ob,aiueI At from Is g ~ 90 Per
month, -
Mice MAGGIE pANlnsON, A. 'si'r',
Miss LiILlE Guy, Teacher II Nu''''
Ang, 30, lN3l-in; ni"e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Dallas. Aug. 10, IS7i--40.tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
CONSUMPTION, o."
ITs'CURE AND P1EVENTATIVE2
Esy =, III. sCRENCK, MED.

JkNY u human being "passcd away, for whose
vi death there was no other reason than we neg,
lrct of knoNn and indsputably proven picans of
cure. Those near aud dear to family and friends
are sleeping the trcamlcss slumbcr into which, had
,I,. ,.i,nIN nItbntnl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
,ates Of Tuition, per Term ei-fIl Months

Preparatory $40 and Sl2
Academic Depar . 10
Collegiate F" 20
tiontinvsut Pc l IL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

That crate debt, but merely
p1 pss an . be TO r debt win tho, bs reduced from Dssy
AZ $4,000 about S5Ji00 That latter sum esn he easily
psr OF he ep smallest figure l. That some aItiees
ns That he people will not be taxed saaee dollar
.n % S H S' Tfss ~ o effort Of s. ls. z ,ssT
tols for oeang rapid tran the application
Rf Tha, provisions should made by Law requiring all public
one N e N " " th power Of cre'tug for ordinary
or rp rs mpTov nent' work the canals make
done monthly statement svr The I ,. TUa. Ts +, t .% sD
70 whom paid and for what purTOe; 2ThS and material
rscOe The expenditure Of the pb Ia H. eSa '"4
esyd II Is the duv Of The Canal Commissioners take srch
Immediate steps hey by
contracts o repairing the canals that the keeping canals
Of the legislation Of 1872 which Intended abolish the
mabp and wisdom IN IeTOs e so SsS % h SG I 90 s es S
%, rate. being toe lowest figure which existing laws
Rod That support shan always given without distinction
boring reform and improve he & canal and
tie pensnent reduction Of the tolls.
A committee will he appointed TO take these rosolu
tons to Albany The address 20 the people viii be pre-
Convention wcrc received from II. W. Genet VIM. NJ
Tweed James Hendricks OF the Albany Board OF Trade
Kent Jarvis OF Mossiion, Ohio and Horato Seymour.
Mr.. Sey advocates low tolls, and amendment TO
the Constitution which VIII tighten taxation by post
ponng the payment OF the remainder OF tho canal debt
Taxation in tue form OF tolls falls upon food fuel, and
lumber. Tho farmers mechanics and laborcrs protest
AGAINST this unjust system, which not only oppresses in
other ehannes but takes a from the people where IT
puts 81 into the easury Of the State. When tolls are
charges. Thus all sections Of the State nrc
harassed. He continues To us from more toxa-
important to the State bonds. There many
reasons why the amendment, having in view the post
pOnement or the payment Of tho debts, was re-
jected at the last election. The terms deemed by
many to involve Tie violation Of the faith OF The state
IL appeared to make new and additional dob and the
subject became cntangled in political issues The amend
ment now proposed steers clear OF these dimculteS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George S. Hillard is said to be engaged
in writing the life Of that once distinguished Boston
lawyer, jeremiah Mason.
The ProfessOrsLip Of Moral Philosophy in
Hamilton College which endowed by the late Albert
Barnes, is TO be filed BY the Rev. John W. Mears d. ID.
Robert Ellis, who resides near Augusta, Ky.,
has reached the weight Of $50 pounds and has
not been able 10 walk for 10 years lie GO years old
and enjoys good health.
Marion Evans George EhoD is mentioned
bv London correspondent of the most interesting
aud captivating Of English women entirely Tree from
dOg1natism, ogOtism, or prctenson OF any kind.
The Empress of Austria is said to be dying
Of consumption contracted by long residence in Vienna
nj the village Of Mero in the Tyrol. According TO pub
lie ruors Lalf the crowned heads Of Europe seem just
now to be actively engaged in dying
Sampson Pritcbard, who seems to be lineal
descendant OF his biblical namesake, has been sued in
Macon, Ga for pulling down viii his own hands frame
shop. from which he had been turned out by 70 OF
the inmates for raising q disturbance and threatening
70 eXtoIminate the entire number,
De Mortie, the french creole who married
the daughter Of cOored caterer in Washington has de-
telnned 10 carry to higher court the suit he brought
against Chicago rcsauTateur for eXpeug him ana Ils
wife tie account of color. The last dc-
csOn, st will he remembered, allowed DE MOTtie only
one cent damages instead Of 1900 as he claimed
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.
nOMRSTIC MApKkTH.

DOMESTIC MARKETS. -,
AUGUSTA March 3lCo.ou closed qaiei end easy hddng se
DoGaay & Fu dull wIe1 aScsSecd n sye respect
higher receipts light White southern 20 5e peos co. EXILE
PniiADsIrHia nsh 9lColop-Frm Eelnsl snding Upland;
Ne dc orleans laSic B,Ik :s,dy No. 2gerr'rop ti
Flour dol and weak BIas 5 So g sP7s Whsia WI & ht, y
sl So Amber 81 10 Rye steady AZ 81 o. Corr very qGei feS. %
firm sugar very firm and Good Refining 9ac hosses
steady 6e6. MuSoydo 80 s Mess & p9rl dun at ssl % Petroleum
coAGo March 3Flour qSst and frn whea. firm sni hshe'
i' 81 sosi 81 20 c..S S' CO Corn steady sas No.
noon @ stead and d. u1S99s$ 3s qqe 1 1of 1pe t S NO. and
steady Provisions quie. snd shade weaker Mes Pob
No; .sl At STA Cattle don q E39sS 10 ,tSoa s'g Ei1
80 es 5 fSuI h5 y o SOa S wheat gS S C % S5 FSa IoP
$50 buss Wheat IlOoD BUSH COm H. 90 os oats 1000 bush Re
CsossAr March aCOOn unch.nge eoncesons
steady in moderate demand; Red sl76s 30
cGrS dr% a9a a demand &c RE d1 and eosgsg at . O%
firm and fair demand s;dsc Mess PoIDemnd gh holders
Bulk Meat, dull dooring small sales for Shouer sig9i
e Clear RS aud Clear side. held at 0IaS latter scarce ls
oct Of smoke Tobacco IN go demand at a prees WHISKY IN fair
H.y.SA. March Sl-EIeh.nge-on London l797l Per cent
discount, go 4a4i per premium short sight in gO Sia6
osTrso March 3-Flou steady and ia fair demand ,a 2eo
& @ ws e. 2 5 90 no % 6 6SPr;E - 70 S %Da, a%s S W - S for
and Pes Ssv Gsp Corn 20 for Boe 81 60 frSbod
y cwt beed unchanged Shorts s2j Sysas s26d S28 Md
ding, $500 30 ~ tn fsbw.es Relroad FreightsFour
10 Boston, NewYos Toe Albany. Sci Mfeed TO Bos
ton 81; -YOrk. sc. and 70 Albany IS 20 \, tun
MENPHs 3-Cotion firm and Mdhng lft Ulllc
receipts the 95 bslesi shipments 1000 baes sales 100
receipts bses shipments ls4O bales; stock p 80
dull and unchanged Con- quiet a. t Oas unchanged
Lari t-n at 0l3c Por nominal Bacon dull shoulders c sides
lU,D4l.c Bulk Meats-Shouiders, Tie Sides 9i4lbic. -
NEwOaLRASs March 3lFour and 6rn; SuTone, So %
Double Extra, 90 81 Treble Extra ~ % Corn saiT AZ
7lc. OatsSt Louie 6c Gaens &C. BIan loger at 81 20 H.
Choice S25d Sl5 PORK, dolls Mess S2l 80
Bseon-Shouers s Clear Rib ol Clear Sides re Sggsrcged
l5 d6c Lard tece 20l &C., and kegs 3 1} Sugar 1rer
Pair 7i08lc; Prime O.C M0Llsss femonng JOGf3c
plsnaon re-boiled 325 d51c WhskyWesr Rcthed 9Jsyc
Coffee steady 40l5 Misunderstanding, uOmnL lzti New
York sight dral, premium. Gold, not
March Flour quiet Wheat-Demani fair but % over
rates. 81 IS; Amber 81 A. CoYer Seed tu md nominal
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-MARCH a. 49,
Tie co e dul under heavy receipts heF being i
against same day st week. and considerable stock lies over o
Opening sales Of The day 10 head Illinois steers syra
225n 81; - Michigan 4o ID, at 80 6zi 70 ONO 2 h.
81 go IS do lO05 h. at IS Is; l5J CsnAi 2k0 D 1t 80 Sh
seller s Eve ofWesern were ecye but tie
onf Ohio 90 b. at SO So lj Michigan, ~ D.
a. 25 and % ao " NJ. 30 25. Hogs dul no trade.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
THE HUDSON RIVER RAuEoAD THIEVES.
A NEW PRISONER AND AN EXCITING CHASE
PEPPER AND DIRK.


PEPPER AND DIRK.
Capt. Caffrey has ascertained that Cavanagh,
Mccormack. arrested Thursday night, and five con-
fcderaos left the foot Of West FOrYecOndst in large
sal.boat time Thursday. Their intention doubt
less was TO I'll their boat with the punder taken from
the cars, and dispose OF TO receiver in this city.
Yesterday afternoon mGu giving the name Of saun-
dcrs applied 10 Superintendent Toucey at the Hudson
River Railroad depot for the boat used by the thieves
saying that it belonged to him. and that nc hired TO the
thieves without knowing that they were going on n
marauding expedition. When confronted with sau-
deTs, Mccormack said he not the man. The officer
then told Saunders that he believed him to be Of the
gang who escaped, and that he deemed it his duty to
arrest him, On tic WY 20 the satOnhouse,
at l. ghth-ave and Thirty-1lfth-st., the prisoner
flung pepper into the officers faco
and into house by The OIcer recovered
and followed the thief, tracing him tO the cellar FINDING
he discovered Saunders doubled on the officer and
fed 20 the upper part Of the house, but was followed
clio ely. At the head Of the second flight OF stairs
Saunders caught up some heavy article, and hurled 1T
at the officer, lodged it, Saunders then drew large
knife, brdnGishcd 1t, and threatened 10 cut
the on er's heart ont II lie came near
lin. Officer DOnohue Just then made his appear
auCe, and Saunders, finding himself OuDumberef sur.
rendered and taken TO the ftatiOn-hOuse and locked
up Search is making for the remainder Oi the gang.
Late last night the attendant physician pronounced
Cayanash dying. Mccormick is steadily improving.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

I noticed fufdrss apd little wdness about his eyes;
saw him again about six weeks after this
Crosse examned-wben Buckout came TO my house
knew he had home In Sleepy Hollow; he got his sup
per Mt my house, there was nothing unusual about his
gong TO bed getting up; t,o rock to whlch ne went
was within call OF the house do MT remenber whether
ne was smoking while he sat thcre; dOn reconecs
that he always ate we'll while at my house; no missed
ABOUT hnlt dozen meals while there he usually got
ana came 0 breakfast with tho family generally went
70 WORK with me and continued with me throughout the
day he generally talked with me- but sometimes not as
freely as at Others ho read the newspaper and talked
win those who came to the house he was usually up
some IN INC night he usually took good care OF his per-
son several persons there to him none OF his
relations came; do not know why he went home from
my mouse he usually sat with the family In the evening
ana talked with them the ordinary topics OF the day.
AT this point the trial adjourned to Monday next
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Virginia Legislature has adjourned sine die
The propeller Araxes from Toledo has sue
ceoded 10 entering Buffalo HarboT
The Charleston lS. c. Board OF Trade have
,s tbe Ipuion rtsuon opted the Cha Ib Oi Commerce
~ thursday
The steamship Montana from Panama and
ports has iye al San Francisco Ah' Hos MI qe' "
Wtltern Melioo and iausma.
Hank Sherwood, Deputy Sheriff. was accident
New yesterday BY man "LO LIeI AZ 4lohe' h
Qai irrl in whcl The shenn not engaged
The President has recognized Jose MARIA
Nuuo Of Costa Re in tbs c ani fAdepAa anu
Msnno Samauego 0usul Of MrIeo AZ fanan, ieIa
~ The Carson Nev.D Register says man fully an
tEedrg tie description Of lOreaer ue upIoA mlltiei a.
Pns0H "a that pc, for enue com-'e1 since 'I
murder.
AT the Eastern German Methodist Episcopal
Conference, PonghLeepir. i8v heavy msso sIy ."i @
reported decided LO the nIt slnusl meeting l We
Seconds Church Of Rew-folk Cty.
The Mexican Government has appointed Zen.
Dftls Governor Lower taOu1 iLs action on tnr pau "l h
o LpgLi dtemu,d.n 10 s het ns 10 cssc ile
Cyy-Ha4y4 CVuuaAi EtemVs auy VttTt scL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
PASSING ERS ARRIYED.

FROM AsPINwALL-In steamship Ocean Qneen March 9-r.
Lon cllren de Ia Cuada Capt Hall Mr.. olenback Jas
Pasos L. Eslelo1 r. Blake U. s. n Robert Mcdonald
Soaaua n. WI L0Us C. Cahao and wife children and
want T. Kea v hhew A de Ia Tore, NJ Cobs NJ hac ado,
Lewis d. Iurt w. Bb0s &. Chapman AID sfe Isaac Buckingham,
o. = A. r. NJ Brown Wright ItugO -ife Mrs q NJ.
Howsnl Charles Russell e. d. Bsnum, George Grayis.
chen " A. BOse C. Brown and Helen Lone
gan A. Muio NJ G. A. Lntrebe wife and e in Jones God
iey T. II Jscquen NJ H. NeydI NJ Janon, Charles Sawyer m
Srh and dsughte C. J. R0binsoa aud 10 10 the steege
PROM LNBRPOOL-In steamship Enn March Sl-M Nsndel'
burzh ami wife Sngslur, James aud E Dir Coens H.
u son, ID Kane.
FROM BRkNSy-rn steamship Maine March SIC. Mose with
swlg and grfysn O. II. Dt Elwin Rscb W Boat CHRIST H.
ct ~ tbsl y5ycr T. W Wagner jesse Rosenths horgeh'
NrS As S.s,nspl T. LsBsfreJ j. CHRIST Meyer j. ZahD Otto
Leauu ews Munt Jos Haa, u1 vile guo Lolne and family
Nm sHkop Johe Peter Elge an Aoei. MSrf Usvgns pydseE
finger rs KuWe yircbl Pa Marie pfaage Eugene KpPler
lOoe4 MecS Marie Weiss j. BOa A. Alsan-er T. HOtcLknsOn,
J. T. E1mund, w. Schmidt H. Stone g Igos. 9. =. LoreI
FRoM sAYANNAHn steamship Leo March 5Geo w Hussey,
a. Call L. D. Jenckc, Tbls Parsons j. Gilmore an1 Mrs Gill
Mss Gilmore A. Richards r. Fitzgerald N9gy M. q =
Burton b. Fem, and wife q. b. Wells Miss Bls
Crooker Barrett o. Wilson, and 81 in the steerse.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

cnn.s The sn the companies TO py claims sh rtoapttus
ssou sd IN ab speo useless wherever efficient s1rance a.
Bment with snper7sy power established and cxsnd In view Of
he reciprocal hH aredy eng Of the States either 70
wesAh he companies Of M St By ong sBd rg their fnns
iOt scurg n PG'l ocse.lss rendering tn ushe to meet ,a
Claim IN shy place with pTrmpness driving them out
ofotber states aog iher. to the tenen Of Their customers
u OF themselves; and - ~
Wheeds be eject ~ all such laws ongh their mree
and temporary influence unon the companies s Increase
Inevitably and Argel the charges
profit o oOmpaniesI and
WroGs business Of the community thr,vb Leis,on sra
to make the Of great or A. a
permit and the
charged when hey have stated plainly the proposed
act respecting the business Th aTcfire,
Rosd That declines NJ rore the preriss
than 10 above referred n
the Gre insurance hunes extend ut
and ma Ike insurance costly to property holders.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
Gpsciai Notifes
Danger Ahead.

single srsk knilc came that will consume scy and mai
neglected may end In fatal diore Bearing this fac, Mol
symptoms Of debility proscn he met promptly
with lnygaDg treatment Foremost the vegetable toucs Al
the age HOSTBITERs STOMACH BIrrERS and ubenevc
vital to nngush there reason to suspect tssS
the animal essential the sunon and pufcon Of s
body mperecy performed dis invaluable nosAn and sDepas
resoe Indigestion aHays produces wskne -
bodily Sometimes happens that the appetite demands more
food digest though perhaps than
Qared the full strength Of the frame The object under -
Circumstances digestive capacity Of the assnisssG
make equal tie dnty imposed BY The sprea~
snd capable of supplying tie building material Of ~ sy'i " s
required This object y accomplished by the use Of 'he b>
They and gently stimulate the cellular membrane which > "
gastric juice and the result that the solvent mingled WIN ne e's
sufcu, quantity all It's uounhng particles ao pu~ s
wholesome IT. the other haad there deeJ Oh w.
without corresponding deficiency OF digestive
the tonic stimulate desire for food 10 nineteen cases
Headache Nausea NervOuness Painting s sPasm' nd ""' -
Of the casual aches pains which humanity subject poeo p
msry from indigestion complicated xh bIOusne" and o' eoe s
o,I,i0, HosrRrrERs STOMACH BnTsRs reoon~eods1 -
. speedy and certain remedy.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
UeymboId,s Gra,>e Pills.

sC.Oms Eercuyor Cheap P ba "Nstnrss Rs~s<
Component Psrs-Prd Brirsc. Rtubsb ND TIad EItsA
Catswbs 0rsps Jqics. Por Liver Compsns, JasnNss.
BiGoas Affections, Sick Head>chs.
Cosdycnes, etc Psrtly Vegetable, ose-
tanning hercury, Minerals
Deleten0us DrBgs and Used
ali d eases where other
Cs:haftlc. ns.ded
sP PgrgsfiyeA
These Pills pleasant purgsVe dns OIL s,ih neg
nesla sc There nothing sccefe 10 e stomach Tbss
snd neither prg p,nAI The,
posed the fn, ing-cd Ahra iw dAys of then surA
Inauguration takes place sppear
HemboPs C.asba Grps Ps
coated, sugroos,rd Pills through e stomach whOut dsoss
consequently produce desired eject Tas crArs. GnAns
PIts being p.sn, 10 and oot DO not neoesiats their bna
teose and prepared according as Of Pharmacy and o.
stsy.
URLgBOLDs
Highly Consutrlied C0npculd
FLUID ETrAcr sARsAPARILLA
HELNBoLDs
Coucentrs,ei
PtuIo KxrRscT BuoHG
HELasoLD's
InPgoYKD RosR WASH
HcTst T. HytsBorD's GEsuisx Pxyp,E.rto-s
BsraBIrsHzD UPWARD or TWENTY By Druggists svsp
where. HsSar T. IEtSBOLD Duygs, sls Chemist
Only Depots: II. T ELNBoLD Drug and ChemeaI w,reusa Ne
s94 Brosdxs SsgYok H. T. HKLnBoLD. Mee Depot iss
South Tcabst, Phlsdephis. Penn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
THE TwENTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF MoDER,
sPIRITUALISM.

Apollo Hall was partly filed, yesterday after
noon, with believers in spiriualism-some who were
disposed to hear others who disposed to critcse,
and st others who disposed to laugh at all that
occurred After the opening hymn the venerable Judge
OF the Supreme Court John W. EdmOnds introduced
by p g. FarnswOrth the Secretary Of the AssOciat on
His remarks covered period O many years OF splIti
asm He referred the days OF ancient spirits, Of the
Witch of Endor and to the times when job said that the
hair of his esh stood up" In concluding his address,
he aRnOunced that he had received from his old friends
James T. Brady, Ogden Hoffman, and Nathaniel T. Tall
madge "a dispatch from the other world stating and
regTetting their inability 20 be present In bOGlly FORM
Andrew jackson Davis made few rcmarks, and gave
way 10 his wife, VINO delivered an address. Mrs Cora
H. T. Tappan date Hatch recited poem with "Jubiato"
for its refrain d., II. r. Fairfield was introduced ~
choir accompanied by an organ The celebration closed
with ball Ia the evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE CHIEr SIGNAL
OFFICER WAsHINGTOS. Il. c., March 31-7:S0 p. IN.
Synopsis for He past t,oenty tour hours.
The clouds and light rain which prevailed IN
the Mis- ssipp Valley and eastward were very generay
Carolina with very high pressure over Lake superior
Tho barometer had, however begun to lal In the ex-
t-efu@ Southwest, and during the day threatening
WCa nor with light rain, has extended from Illinois east
ward and southwark with heavy fan OF the barometer
of temperature in NeDraska and the Rocky Mountains
Tie clear weather the Lakes, Mdlle ana Eastern
States Is now followed By partial cOudness.
Probabilities. -
It is probable that cloudy and rainy we0ther viii he
experienced Saturday IN the Mississippi Valley and TO
some extent the South and Middle Atlantic coasts
Of low pressure with brisk winds, seems 10 DC
moving eastward Nebraska.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
BASE-BALL.

. A DECISIVE VICTORY FOR TIE WHITE STOCKINGS.
NEW-ORLEANs, March GA game of base
ball was played to-day between the White Stockings OF
Chicago roessonaD and the ExcelsiOrs Ounior Of this
city, which resulted in favor OF the White Stockings by
the following score:
Isl, o. 3D. sih. 5th 7th. sh. 9th
yTeei,ss E51ts s.oilins'..,,iSS ts''.S 9 3 -
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. APRIL I.

SATURDAY. APRIL l.
Mails for Ruope Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
City OF sss,cn Pier No. 45 n R. close at e PostOfec
at 30 m Station A, IL d. 9o Supplemenar,
Mail for paid only. up Pier No. IS, NJ T. and closed
at l:JO a. IN. Steamship sails at p. .
IAN letters deposited 10 Supplementary must be prepaid sh double
pOtage.I
Mails for Bremen. per steamship Hermann
from Thn Hoboken close the Post Ohce NJ M st
Station A. d. l:o5 N. No Supplementary aaL Steam
ship sails H2 p.
SUNDAY, APRIL 2.
All Mails close to-day at IL O'Clock The Potonoe Is open from
MONDAY. APRIL ,.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
prrp,Io.uJyrIyG IN MONTANA.

Fonr SHAW, March 3l.-A great excitement
has been caused at this poet by buhlloes crossing the
Sun, River lust above the fort, IN llnmchae hl9ers
by the hundreds Is supposed that they are htlVth
across by band Oi Sioux lniint ~ ".c s',V ~ 20
mrving In This direction. Tire bnnllo r.h tAe tciO
lr,uh. nocs down laatcr than men can reset them'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
STOLEN BOND PERAToRs-PELLETIER IN
DICTED.

Antonio Peetier has been indicted by the
Grand Jury OF tho United States Circuit Court Tor hav
Ing his possession stolen United States bonus ol
$40 ooo which had been stolen from seior Castillo and
two for $500 from the lot stolen from the Ocean Bank
The detectives have still another solenh0ni operator
For prudential reasons tho details Of his ana
arrest are withheld the present III IL asen tbat
ha. for come time intimately connected VIII hotcu
craeksnen" His family and social CONNECTIONS arc
highly respectable.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

An Excellent Article.
Ma. wrvsows soornSG SYRUP Is eIcenea. article q
diseases Of chhren.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-01
NARRLED.

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