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VICE IN OUR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 10, 1871.
To The EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
In your issue or this date some impertincnt
scribbler over the signature Of q. II. Green, and
under the ostensible guise OF polnting out an im-
pending vice IN our Sunday schools, but really
for opportunity 10 parade hi3 name IN print re-
has!les an Vu SANDER against one OF our most
respected aud Influential cltizens The article in
question: as lar as reers TO this gentleman, or the
lady, or the church referred to, IL base labrica-
tIon. Without n scntiiia Ot foundation III fact--a
misetable ialseno0d FIRST nvenleL by JEALOUSY, and
wnIcn IL was hoped had exploded itse long ago.
By promptly making tho correction you VIII hut
reudcr justice 10 all parties. kINkAlN
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A TENEMENT HOUSE ROW.

An altercation occurred yesterday afternoon about
half-past one O'clock Ia The tenement house No. 10
Morris street, between Peter Kelly, hts wiie Susan,
and Patrick MaioueJ ana ms wife Margaret ABOUT
tho payment Of small amount for beer which tho
party had drank. Durng the disturbance
Kelly received u severe scalp wound anu stab
wound on Inc right arm, indicted, he alleged, py
Mauoney win an Old DayOac. susan also had her
nngers badly cut with glass. MahOney ana wife
were iocAed up In the Twenty seventh precinct STA
tion house, wIie Kelly and vile, having had their
wounds III essed, lert for nome.
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Personal Intelligence.

M. O'U. Wheeler. OF Japan, and Governor ]. n.
Johnson, ol Nevada, are at the Sturtevant House.
MIR. +. v. Hickey, u wel.-kn0wn journalist OF this
city, sailed for Europe on Saturday last in the
steamer City of Washington.
City Lhamberlair Bradley and family arrived from
Europe last night in the steamship City or Brusses
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE.

Fire broke out about a quarter past three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the umbrella factory Nos 3s
800 and 322 East FUrty-clghth street, and before
the flames could be exttngulshed it mad
damaged the stock and machinery 10 the amount OF
S,5OJO; insured ior $u,ooO; anu the building to the
extent o. 5000; Insured foe $1,000. iu the Kuck-
erbocxer, Equitable anu Brooklyn companies
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NIu.icnI and rhcnrricnI Nofe..

Musical and theatrical Notes.
Ed. Banker commences In Albany, N. Y, on Sep
tember IL, at the Capitol Theatre.
Mons. Caron and children open at the Howard
Atnen rum. Boston. on the 18th instant.
Ette Henderson plays through the New England
circuit commencing on the 18th inst.
c. Kimic. Dutch vocalist and comedian, CON-
mences at the Howard. Boston, on the 18th inst
Jenny Hughes seri0.conic vocalist, op ms In Bal :
tim0re at the Front Street Theatre, on October 2.
M. w. LeiiingweII continues in Boston the coming
week. and opens in Rochester, N. ", on the 25th
inst.
LupO and Antonio, the dancers, close hoir pre-
sent engagement In Boston, at the Howard Atne.
naeum, on September %.
DOde Bidwen Is the star or the dramatic season
at the Trimble Opera House, Albany, N. Y, COM
mencing there on the lSJn INST.
Joseph Jefferson opens In CINCINNATI In GRIP Van
Wrinkle on the 18th inst, at PiRe's opera Rouse,
under sonn T. F0rds management.
Fanny Buste the soubrette, late OF NiblO's Gar
den anu now At HoOley's opera House. Chicago,
has made hat as helen IN the 'HunchOack."
Professor J. L. Davis, with MS six performing
dogs. closes IN Boston on the 10th Inst. and opens
ut the Capitol Theatre, Albany, NJ Y, on the 10Th.
The dramatic company engaged by Colonel 7.
Alston Grown for the Greenwall Brothers for their
theatre ut Galveston Texas sailed on the 9TH inst
Lusuardi, premiere dd,,se,tse, opens at rrimbe's
Varieties, Pittsburg, on September IL. for three
weeks, and the Howard AtheneuIn, Boston, on Oc-
tober =.
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Chance for Cheap Beef In Our Markets.
1t is known that while the people of this
city and of the Northern States generally are
paying high price for beet, that most neces-
gary article Of food, cattle are so abundant in
Texas that they are slaughtered there for their
hides, tallow, horns and hoofs. There is no
market for the meat. 1t Is estimated that
there are ten millions Of cattle in Texas, and
that they increase beyond the means of using
them pro6tably. In South America and some
other parts of the world cattle are still more nu-
merous. Some few years ago General Monajas,
Of Venezuela offered to sell gentleman of
this city hundred thousand head Of cattle,
running wild on the plains, for seventy five
thousand American dollars. Had there been
any effectual means Of preserving the meat
our country might have been supplied with
plenty at low price. Latterly, we under
stand, plan has been devised, by new kind
of refrigerator, to preserve meat in all its
freshness for an indefinite period, as well as
fruits and other perishable articles of food,
while in transportation either by vessels at sea
or railroads. During the hottest part of last
month the steamship Fire Fly took from Texas
to Philadelphia eight hundred and eighty quar-
ters Of fresh beef in these refrigerators, and
the msat was In the best condition, though
killed three weeks before it was landed and
transported in hot midsummer weather. 1t is
said the next cargo will be brought to this
city. From these facts there is reason to hope
the vast abundanc of meat food found in
Texas and other parts OF the world may soon
be brought in such large quantities to New
York and other Northern markets as to reduce
the price materially Of this prime necessity of
lifc
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VIEWS CT rHE PAST.
sEPTENDER Ii.

sEPTENBER III.
ls5o--The Italian troops under Generals Cialolnt
and fanu entered the Papai territory to All
the insurgents.
1siS-Battle oil Lake Champlain; the British Geet Of
Commodore Downie almost unnihtlateu by
tnat OF The Americans under Commodore
ncDon0ugn.
I77---Bal,ie of Brandywlne; Washlngton's army de-.
Ieai Ell by the british under General Howe.
teiQ-ijrogneda Ireland, taken ny Cromwell's army.
The garrison Of the cry dnu Others ~ the num-
l,r oil 3,0t9 were Dut TO the sword
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lgiterAS 70 THIS NEW YORK herald.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1871.
The funeral OF RenIorth, the Tyne Oarsnan. took
place day at Newcastle. The attendance was ex-
traordinary. Sonic accounts represent the number
OF people who Witnessed the burial AT 100000. The
conconrse was 50 great that the cemetery where the
remains were deposited was much damaged.
THE EMPEROR or BRAZIL.
The Emperor OF Brazil and the Queen Of the
Netherlands will visit Italy TINS autumn.
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TIRED OF LIPB.

John O. Edwards, aged iorty-four, residing ~ iio
Macoouga street, committed suicide about nine
O'Clock last night by shooting himself through the
head with revolver. He had been SICK lor so,se M
time with Bripnts dl ease whicn, toeetner Win
pecuniary embarrassment, ~ Is Thought produced
temporary insanity. A lew minutes Defore ne COM
INITIAL the rnsn acr he sent his out Tor the doc
i,,r and a. she was returning aud passiig up the
stairs she ncar the tovort OF tue Dis'V"
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DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER AsTERoID.

UTICA N. T.. Sept. 10, 1871.
Prof. C. II. r. Peters, Of Litchncid Observatory,
Humilton College, announces the discovery or an
other asterold. IL was first noticed at
one O'Clock Saturday morning. Two hours
observation revealed decided motion,
making It's planetary nature certain. IL
n OF me eleventh magnitude and will probably be
ore hundred and sixteen Of the Asteroid group. Its
position IN right ascension IS no hours, hiieen min
u;es and south defamation three degrees, forty-nve
pnin
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S r "A I n.
A CARLISr RIOT IN MADRID.
Tho Adhersnts Of Don Carlos Suppressed by the
Military and Civil Authoritiea- -Subscrip-
tions to the Spanish Loan.
IELsGnAk TO the NEW YORK HERALD

MADRID, Sept. 10, 1871.
disturbance was attempted by the adherents Of
Don Carlos In Orozeo (Or0pesOO 1t was easily sup
pressed by the local military ana civil authorities.
The subscriptions to the Spanish loan exceed
74s, 600. 900 pesetas.
1t Is officially announced that subscriptions to the
amount OF seven times the total Of the new loan
have been received.
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ltLEesAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
CuNsTANTiNOPLE. SeI

CUSsTANrlSOrLB, Sept. 10, 1871.
Server Ecendi Mostecnar has becn raised TO the
dIgnny Of Pasha, anu appointed Minister OF Foreign
Affairs.
General Essad Pasha, Commander Of the First
Army Corps, has been appointed Minister Of War.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The steamship westphaiia win leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails tor Europe viii close At tho Post Ofice
Mt halfpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Editlon for Europe
will be ready at nali.past nine O'Clock IN tho
morning.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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NEW CATHOLIC CEMETERY.

Right Rev. Bishop Mclaughlin, Catholic bisnop Of
Long lsland mas purchased parcel Of land In the
town OF Newtown for a cemetery. The Board Of
Supervisors Of queens county have not yes given
permissOn that tne land bc used ior that purpose.
At their lgst session there was much opposition
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ROME.

Cardinal Bonaparte Messenger from Napoleon
to the Pope-The Clerical Party and the
"Reds' Preparing for Demolstra
ton Trouble Anticipated
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ENGLAND.

Funeral Of jane, Renforth, the Tyne Oarema---
A Great Concourse Witne sed the Inter-
ment-M0vements Of the
Emperor Of Brazil
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+ r A N Q e {.
Evacuation OF the Depart
ments Around Paris.

General Manteuffel, Commander Of tho German
Army Of Occupation, Dining with Presi-
dent Thiers-Death Of the Vice
Admiral Of tho French Navy
Conspiracy in Toulon.
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Cum;or.-Em the Use Of Dsimfectants Re-
ware those which contain poison. BROMO-CHLORALuM
ia free from al poison aud 10 euely harmless aad SAFE
Prepared only sy TiLnEN Co., Nd William ssoct, Ne~
York Sold by all druggists.
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TURKEY.

Ministerial Promotions in the Cabinet Of the
Porte.
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s.-Barry's Tricopherous WA E~rcr New
Growth Of Hair head, when the raolare not enrey
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copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.

A.-Caii style. o. Grnrirmcp's HATS, Jnss
issued py NsCHEID Manufacturer lis Nassau street
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A.-Herring's pntc,t
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l BroRdw9y corag l1,fsy s'rs'
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A.-rhu,on,s Scw Perfumes,
~ LOVE You"
and -WHffE ROSE"
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AJ,ogcti,rr the Largest stock Ever 0aerc1
n, sen,I ~ saved }eslemens Fs, Style Dress Hat.
- &. u. ID. HAT COMPANY. 10 Cortiandt street.
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Batcheior's Hair Dyc-rhe Best In the
world The ouy perfect dye. Harmless rcis5, ins'ans
neous AZ all druggists
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Crlssr dero's Hair Dye has M Evuai In the
vorl; his tho saost sni most reii~os o. any so" e'ey
where.
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Vcv.I Unvrus Lctscry.-rOr the Onhcias
pra"'Hs' " ''P''"''' j. r. MkKfINEz Co,
10 Wall street, 5,x tosb Post ouicc, New York-
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t,eusyc,ueu,, siik Hats Seven D0llars.
wARSOUk CO., 5l9 broadwsy
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW lax NERAL

BERLIN, Sept 10, 1871.
The Emperor Wilhelm has arrived at Constance.
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GERMANY.

Movements Of the Emperor WilhsIm
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BELGIUM.
TELEGRAM TO TRe REw YORK HsaAll

Ccnnnued Trade Troubles in Brussels.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
Opeuiua of n. M..,c., .....,

Opening Of the Musical Season.
The musical season OF ls7l-'72, about which such
nigh expectations are formed, will commence this
evening, at Stelnway Hall. with complete novelty.
the first performance Of the Vienna LADIES' Or.
chestra, assisted bv Mile. Anna Eizer, the young
prima donna OF thirteen years, and Herr Mnier .
baritone from the fatherlanl. After this troupe
come IN rapid succession Wachtel In German opera,
at the Stadt Theatre, Dolby's English ballad quar-
tet, the Paiepa-ROsa English Opera Company and
the Nilsson Italian Opera Troupe Thus 1t Will be
seen the opening OF the lacks nothing the
way OF novelty and brillIancy.
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tested on the earliest opportunity afterward.
As 1t appeared in . lawsuit few months ago,
the church and its appointments were paid for
largely by few ladies, one Of whom had been
at great personal expense of time and money
to further the project, In the full faith that
the latter would be repaid her; but the rector
and vestry, as It appeared, had at first evaded
and then denied the claim, payment of which
was then sought through the courts. There
Is nothing remarkable in Mr.. Morrills style
and manner in the pulpit, and there is less in
his matter, If we except the freedom and fire.
quency with which the Virgin, and the saints
and angels, and the doctrine of transubstantia-
tion, and other extravagances, are introduced
In his sermons, which he always reads from
manuscript. These things may be considered,
to some extent, remarkable in Protestant
pulpit, but Mr.. Morrill,, like young converts
generally, is carried away by his zeal, and
stranger going into st. Alban's would more
readily conceive himself to be listening to
Catholic priest expounding the doctrines
Of the Roman Church, than he would were
he in ST. AIMS. The congregations are
usually fair, sometimes large, but st. Adams
shows signs of retrogrcssion, the novelty of
its ritualistic show having abated. Mr.. Nor
rll's example, however, has been followed by
two or three other churches in different parts
OF the city, but their success in this line can
hardly be said to be achieved.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 10 1871.
The labor troubles continue here. The masters
viii commence "lock. out' on Tuesday.
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Establlsned is5s.
IL. II. KELLOGG.
and Dealer In Sperm; lard
re Whale, Elephant, Innifefs. Wool, Sig
nal and Machinery Oils.
e. HI KELLoGGs CoMBINED Wool AND
"a, -b4 SPINDLE OIL

Is dn extra Wool Oil. which scours bht
easily and perfectly from the whitesl goods,
dures temperature Of 35glanA a less guam
fifty If req ire C. do the WOfR than of the
hest Lard; .wnilc the bfice is much less. and
bile qualities, 1t ~ really a very nice Spindle
oil. Adslre.> II. KELLOGG NJ IL Cedar
Street, New ork. Z. o. Box, 1888.
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nr. y. s. FIrCl.'s FspsIy PhysieIar,;
~ 30 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
now TO cure all diseases of the person; skin,
hair, eyes, complexion. Write 10 ia Broad
way, New York. r5 .u. l..'..T y.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WALxTHAM
WATCHES.

The extensive use Of these watches for the
last nfteen years by Railway Conductor,
Engineers and Expressmen, the most exact
ing Of watch-wearers. has thoroughly DEM
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satisfy that class in all these respects is TO
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More than 100000 Of these watches are
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The superior organization and great ex-
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enables them to produce watches at price
which renders competition futile, and those
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is necessary.
These time-pieces combine every improve
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only those were finally adopted which Sc
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| Among the many Improvements we
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| Hardened and tempered hair-springs now
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