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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed through Hell Gate
yesterday
Yacht Magic, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. wanack, from New
London for New York.
Yacht wandercr, N.Y.Y.c.. Mr.. Lorilard, from
Newport for Now York.
zach; Rambler, N.y.Y.C,, Mr. Bunker, from New
York for Whitestone.
sloop Yacht Niagara, Mr. Ward, from New YORK
Cor New Haven.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Death OF the Argentine Minister to Brazil
Fighting Continues in Uruguay.
1sttsnsm 70 THE NEW YORK HsHalu.

LONDON July 81, 1871.
Advic,s from Rio Jaileiro to July have been re
cclycd by mail steamer at Lisbon. The news is un.
important. The Argentine Minister TO Brazil Is
dead Fighting continues in Uruguay between tue
two psrlles known - 'hs BlAncos and cQloradVa
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THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN QUARREL.

Jackson, July 81, 1871.
Chancellor Cabiness to-day rendered his decision
In the State printing case In favor Of FISHER 4
AlcOrn, the new appointees. The decision Is based
upOn the law OF 1870. giving the Governor power to
make appointments and removals kun0al y
RAYMOND were appointed under this law.
Republican State Convention IL called to meet
on the Both OF August next.
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IRISH MILITIA REGIMENTS.

T CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 81, 18Th
Paul Bagley now in Kentucky, has addressed q
communication TO O'Donovan Rosa IN New Y0rk,
expressing his regret that 1t been resolved upon
10 raise Irish militia regiments in New York city.
and asking him TO say TO General Thomas +. BOuFk0
and the other Fenian exilcs that he should regroe
seeing their names connected with any mOvom0ng
to disturb the peace OF the common country.
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PARK THEArRE, BaoOELYS.-The well-known
names OF J. W. Carroll and y. Lamb aud the con.
ndence of the Brooklyn admirers OF the drama In
their ability 70 assume the management Of the Park
Theatre had the effect, together with the attraction
OF the nue comedy CT Cigarette Of 6lling the
h0use last night to Its utmost capacity. Miss Amy
stone whose engagement Is iol slx nights only
appeared as Cigarette, a vWandie re in the French
army, and was seconded by The excellent stock con-
pany, many os whose names are familiar 10 the
patrons OF this favorite place OF amusement The
play turns upon the fortunes ot corporal, who At
one time was an English nobleman. and whose
guiding star through the scenes Is Cigarette. The
SDte OF Corporal was acccptably taken by Mark
Ba.es. MI j. W. Shannon, Mr.. ChippcndaIe, Harry
r. stone and others were well received; and tho
nauwill. ralS VIII. undoubtedly ne crowded every ught
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BERLIN, July 81, 1871.
The journeymen ma sons Of this city have struck
work and appointed committee to confer with the
masters. With view more speedily to accomplish
the object Of the strike resolution has been adopted
that It ~ the duty Of oil unmarried masons to leave
BerI,n and seek for temporary work elsewhere.
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THE CHARLTON STREET TRAGEDY.
Death ot Mr.. Coapsr.

Mr.. Benjamin Y. Cooper, the retired produce
dealer Of 27 Charlton street. who cut his throat With
a razor on saturday morning last after having at
tempted to murder his wife with carving knife -
as fully reported IN tho HERALD-died at half.paSe
eleven O'Clock last night, at his residence. Coroner
Young mas been notified aud Will hold an inquest In
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

The Aurora (IlJ Silver Plating Factory destroy ID Av
| nre yesterday. Loss To0,0W
Professor Wise from Chambersburg Pa In his
balloon Gsmbes. Saturday, and passed through snoW
| storm.
Tho Excelsior Club four Ice Adjoin.
ing In Detroit, burned yesterday morniug. Loss
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marine engineers, and the addition OF
centre tube to carry the propelling machinery,
pteam engine and boiler, will certainly not
diminish their efficiency. The experiment is
worthy Of the fullest consideration.
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Weather Reports Of the Signal Once a
washington.

Weather Reports of tho Signal once at
Washinston.
While we acknowledge the value OF the
weather reports issued daily by the Chiet
Signal Officer of the War Department, wash
iDgton, and think they may prove the oeg'n-
ming of important scientific Developments we
must say that they fall short Of what we nave
q right to expect. They are for the most part
too general and not specific enough, something
like the statements of fortune tellers or pro-
fessional Spiritualsts. Then there is a stereo-
typed character about them, as If they were
made up by apprentice hands, unskilled IN
science. Yet with the apprentice-like general
ixations they are sometimes positively incor-
rect. Yesterday, for example, it was said we
were to have pleasant weather in New Eng
land and the Middle States. Pleasant weather
Is very general term, and the extent o' +"
prophesied covers q vast area. There may
possibly, have been pleasant weather, what
ever that means, in some spot OF this vast
area, but we do not think cool
and rainy weather in the morning and close,
sultry weather In the afternoon, as it was In
New York, the centre of the area Indicated,
can be called pleasant weather. There is,
doubtless, a nucleus of much good and use-
fulness to science, the farmers and shipping
interests in the Signal Weather Bureau, but it
needs scientific and careful men, more spsclfc
reports and less meaningless generalization.
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DIPLOMATIC MEETING ON THE EASTER
QUESTION. The Paris Journal Oticiel says
that arrangements have been made for an
interview, which ia to take place in Septem-
Der, between Lord Granville, Baron Won
Beust and President Theirs Austria, Great
Britain and France-this is the old alliance,
with the exception of Sardinia, now Italy.
The Eastern question is one of the greatest
questions of the future for Europe. One OF
The sick men has virtually been disposed Of
The other sick man must soon be got rid of.
1t is not our opinion, however, that the affairs
Of the one sick man or the other can be
hnally settled by any section of the European
Powers. The diplomatic doctors OF Europe
nust meet aud decide the fate Of the Pope
Ind the Sultan. In the Eastern question
Austria, Great Britain and France have spe-
rial interests but Germany and Russia have
Also something to say.
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WlfGsAms 70 TINE NEW yuax WssAln
KoNi0esEKG, July 81, 1871.


The Archbishop OF Ermeland has pronounced tho
sentence OF major accommodation against DR..
wollman ana directs that Il oe read from all the
pulp,ts in the Archiepiscopal diocese.
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Diaal.

MoyrgT.--At her residence, 554 Ninth avenue. tho
beloved wife OF Thomas Monet, aged 5S years.
The funeral will take place ON Wednesday, Augusa
Q at one o'clocR z. N.
Belfast (Ireland) papers please COPY
For other Deaths See Ninth Ppge.l
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WALES IRISH TOUR.

sanguins Hopes Of q Glad Reception at Dublin
Entertained by the Royal FsmilyA
Military Review to be Held ct Phos-
nix Park, Dublin, on Friday.
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Id. 9d. II. tA. bth. eth. tn. e.. Oh
q o 4 q o u q a..
BNse hall Notes.

Friday, August 4, IL the day appointed for match
TO take place on the Union grounds between the
Eckfords and Bostons some sn.art playing on both
sides IL anticipated.
the match between the savannans and Eckfords
has been indefinitely postponei. Boln nines met
on the ground YESTERDAY but u was decided by the
unlpires that the ground was not IN condition for
a n
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Tb. Lake shore and Michigan scaikcrn
RalIrOad.
NIAGARA FAIL

NIAGARA FALLS, Jniy ii, 1871.
The President and the Board OF directors OF the
Lake shore ana Michigan Southern Railroad arrived
here on Saturday and at an informal meeting To-
day decided TO build q double track along tnesr
entire road ana tts branches, the WORK 10 NC com-
Senator Fenton and daughter left here to-day FOX
st. Paul, MIMI, On 4 pleasure 9SVHrs'?k
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Royal Havana Lottery. The Highest ka'cs
paid for Doubloons, all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers l6 Wall street. New f"r<'
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PERSIA.
.A.EsHe.-f.x.-y4s.f

Tho Persian Minister Denies tho Reported Ex-
tent Of tho Ravsges Of Famine and the
Plague Commercial Agents at the
Bottom Of the Exaggerations.
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All New York Match Co0Dany's MatchsI
have green labels fun count and superior IN quality.
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l,-Phsisu's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.

A.-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2N Broadway, corner N array syrs0
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The Scalp Is NIsde clean by Appiyi"s HAIRS
Vegetable Sicilian Iisi Rcnewer
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weruock & Co, Hatter., 3fO brsadw~S~s
Geals rear, QsAs2aru data Fise poisfs
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GERMANY.

The Sentences Of Major Exccmmuuication Served
on Or. Wollmsu.
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THB NATIONAL GAME,

The Mmtuals Defeated by tho Foreat Ciiys.
ROCKFORD, H., July 81. 1871.
The game OF base ball day, between the Forest
C,tys, OF Rockford, ana the Mutuas. OF New York.
was won by the former, Is 10 s, as follows
C7.A. ID ~ ~ w. M. w Nh uh &h.
ESs::,, Forrest. ,,.i'''..'..'..S Il 3 81 1-iss
The Mutuals play the White Stockings, Of Chicago
fO.mCrrOw.
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ye,essAms 70 ,us NEW york xesAtu.

LONDON. July 81, 1871.
Dispatches from Dublin report that great enthu.
siasm ID manifesed over the expected visit OF the
Prince Of wales TO ireland. The Prince Is already
on the route, accompanied By Prince Arthur,
the Duke Of Cambridge. the Marquis Of
Lorn, number OF other members Of
the nobility and oencers OF the army. The royal
party will arrive at Dublin tonight. The review OF
the troops by the Prince in Phoenix Park on Friday
next, Will doubtless be grand sight, and the ball OF
the Lord Mayor is expected 10 surpass in briliancy
ANYTHING OF the kind which has yet been given IN
ireland.
Arrival Of tho Prince in DubIin-A Popular r
Oeuoustrati0n Tor Rniay Weather-The
Peuians Hiss the Royal Scion.
DUBLIN July 81, 1871.
The Prince o! wales and party arrived this even
ing and had q popular reception.
THE wEArHKn
was unusually cold for tue season. and although the
streets were crowded with spectators the demon
stra.ons we're not 40 enthusiastic IS they might have
been under more favorable circumstances,
THE FENTAN ELEMENT
was not absent, and as the royal visitors passed
over the route to the castle some Kisses were heard
from the sidewalks. The city Is
GAYLv DECORATED
with nags but the Illumination TO night Is not ~
0cneral az Wag xpccto3
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On Marria ge.-Essays On the Causes Which
interfere with Marriage free In zealed envelopes Aa
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pbiadelphh, Ia.
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Ravages of the Cholera in Po-
land and the Baltic Ports.
The Battlefields In France Offering
Terrible Temptation.
APPREHENSIONS in ENGLAND.
Gases Of Cholera In Hull on Emigrant Vessels
Bound for America.
7IlseaAM 70 the new Yoax HERALD.

The following despatch has been received
from the correspondent Of the HERALD at the
English capital:-
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HrTMPHREYs' No. 2S Is remedy for Seryousness
Loss Of Fnergy and vgcr Low Spirits &c Price 80 pes
package ~ boxes and % vial Of POWDER which
r obstinate Ssnt free receipt or
iooney. send for manual. ADDRESS HuMpHREYs,, ,
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, ee4
Broadway, N. w. call at retail Store si7 Broadway.
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A Coel, Delicate Hair DrcsslsG G.-Cheva aiier's
LIFE FOR THE HAZE recommendsd a. the only vegesson
ns out s growth, removes ali bad effects OF soil
bathing on the hair. sold every whcro
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Figures Don't Lie, Especially When Tney
prov 10 the sumner tourist thai he can make tne robnn
bcween New York and Niagara Fails by the Ere Railway
quicker Infinitely comfortably and nearly ~ per cant
sests each way magnificent Drawing Room aud sleep
"aSy ~ n, ami NJ and go aud p. NJ, and Twenty
third sres, fifteen minutes earlier
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Cristadors's Hair Dye has NO Es"aI ~ tss
world tits tho safest and most reliable OF any SOU
her
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The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the capital of
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
UNFAIRNEss OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
FAIR MANAGERS
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
As your paper has the largest circulation OF any
paper in this country ana is alive 70 the rights OF
every individual, wish TO draw your attention 10
The managers OF the American Institute. They send
out applications all the country and solicit con-
trbu,ons for the exhibition OF 1871. We apply for
the desired room. They grant 1t. We pay the
entry fee. We go TO work 70 bmld carriages, which
takes from three 10 four months, at cost of from
fifteen hundred to two thousand dollars, and make
all the preparations to exhibit them, when, to our
SURPRISE entrance fec Is returned with polite
note that the managers have decided not TO take
carriages on exhibition. life member and
can only look on this as Of the greatest frauds
aud mpositions that have been pracised its con.
stitueDts who arc supposed 10 have better judg-
ment. Yet In this case they nave been deceived. I
am satisfied that the Legislature never intended TO
give them any such power Now, Is IL not time that
this be stoppedy | know OF no better way than
through your paper. Let IL be known to every men,
ber OF the Institution, that he may he hand at
the mcetng-say three weeks before the election
and promote men that will not abuse their trust. I
hope they will nut such men IN the Presidential
chair Commodore Vandcrbilt-a live man, and
not dead one. hone yon VIII investigate this,
and II you mud correct give 1t all the publicity
you can. A MEMBER.
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HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ls7-TRpLE sA4EEr

Plan OF Salvation has accepted nroressorship m
Wheaton College, Illinois.
'Moiher Winslow." of Canton Me- aged one
hundred ana five years. ~ claimed 70 be the Oldest
Methodist IN the country, If not in the world.
Rev. Asa Rand, who recently ded In Massachus-
setts was the first editor of the Christian Mirror
and afterwards edited the Boston Recorder.
Mrs. Celia BurleigD il the new pastor OF the Uni.
tartan church IN Brooklyn, Conn.,. OF which the late
Rev. Samuel J. May once mad charge.
new and elegant Lutheran church Is now in
course OF erection at the corner OF Broad aud Arch
streets, philadelphia IL VIII cost about $250.OG0.
Rev. william Mendsen. the oldest Lutheran
minister in the state or pennsylvania, died AZ KIeck
nersvie, Pa, recently IN the ninety.secona year OF
his age.
revival Of much power has blessed the Cougre-
gauonal church at North W0lfboro, N. H.. in con
hectton with the abors OF B. G. Henry of Princeton
Seminary, during his four months vacation.
The General Convention OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in the United States VIII meet In Eman-
uel church. IN the city OF Baltimore, on the 4th Of
october next
The American Congregational Union assisted In
building about seventy churches last year. ana the
demand for this year Is ior "a hundred more, but
funds are lacking
The American Baptist Historical Society proposes
to preserve souvenir OF every Baptist minister, IN
the shape OF written sermon, with the date and
writer's signature.
The corner stone OF a new Moravian mission
chapel was laid In Philadelphia last week. Ad.
and Pennsylvania.
The Rev. George II. vipbert, OF Massachusetts has
Ronc 10 England with twenty-five lectures, by
which he hopes to teach the eer-brewing people OF
tnat country something about the science OF total
prohibition.
Rev. J. l.. vallandgham, OF Newar k, Delaware,
is engaged IN writing a biography or his brother.
the late Hon. Z l.. Vallandigham, OF Ohio. The Rev.
Mr.. vallandgham Is minister Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. Dr. Muhlenberg. OF New York. who il always
dong good, has been recently engaged In raising q
.Fresn Air FUND.-" to give poor women and chill
drel little trips into the country curing the hot
season.
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WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY FAIR.

Preparations for tho Evcnt-An Extensive
Exhibition Aniicipated-A Premium offered
for Glis Haudsomcst Baby.
The twenty seventh annual fair Of the Society Of
Agriculture and Horticulture OF wesichcster
County will be commenced on the grounds
OF the association, near White Palms. next
Tuesday, and continue until the Saturday
evening next ensuing. Anticipating an unusually
large exhibition Of stock and other domestic pro-
auctions, both useful and ornamental. the man
ayers have for some weeks past been devoting their
energies TO the perfectng of such arrangements as
may be necessary TO meet the requirements OF
the exhibitors. The last three days of the fair
VIII be devoted to trials OF speed, the society Offer
ing about S., 500 In premiums for the fastest horses
Some 5000 In books, medals, silverware and
money viii also ne presented 10 successful COM
pctors In the otheryarious departments. Amony the
many premiums offered for c0mpcli.ion II a chlldis
carnage, valued ut $50, for the hancsomest rahv
under eighteen months old. In accordance with
an invitation flon the society, IL Is understood tnag
Governor boftinan mas expressed mis- Intention to
ylsittle fair Gu Thursday next. Tho second annual
reception ami grand opening Will take place al lie
new Flora' Hall, on the 9r0Gnds or the society t.
WQlJoW lMaYApll eyealng.
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TIA COURTS.
.,,..-... ,,,... 'lu1r-cHAll:li.
,,t. nstody OF "A Child.
Barnard


st.u., pstody OF IA Chid.
Before Jufra barnara,
IN re Carrie Ht,ss0n.--TltA n,,
Old. Her father, it Is alegen. ,.o.nar o,s,,,,rN
Hospital before she was born. ass, ,,s
TO be her mother alleges that some sA ,,a 80 ,a
was under treatment for SIX months as. q neen sen
pitai. ana that the child mentioned bavlA Westand
W MaIus isiand was gwen TO Mr. and Mrs. " seeks
uuly apDrenticed TO them. The mother 10 a Mrs
10 recover possession OF her child, and Mr. "a bec
west naVipg become strongly attached 10 her Il q
10 gving ner uD, claiming rnat the mother Is n. -e
ht person 10 he lntrusted with its care. The JutA
adoufned the matter over till next Tuesday TO eN
anime tne statutes applicable 10 the case.
Deputy sheriff set Free.
In re Peter MuiuahW.-S time ago Peter Null
vahil. then deputy sheriff. got into personal diff.
nculsy and at Its close found himself arrested
charge OF assault and battery, and shortly after
wards was sent by Judge Bowling 10 the Island for
81 months. long statement was made In the case
tue gst OF which was thar he desired to be tried at
the General Sessions, but somehow was not allowed
this opportunity. The Judge allowed INN 10 give
81 500 ban 10 appear for trial at the October term of
the General Sessions.
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SunaOsATe'S COURT.

Wills Admifted-LettcrS Of Administration.
Before Recorder vecder.
During the past week Surrogate vecder admitted
TO probate wills Of Timothy Sacr Of Flatbush, ana
Jcanic J. Hl, Calharinc Brasling and Rachael q.
Tgney. OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF ADMINISTRATION were granted on the
estates OF Mary Gallagher sarah L. Panaud, Jennie
Unman, Marie Chenevtcrc. Arthur Cncnevlcre
Barbara Platz. George Jackson. Jane G. Kniveron,
Jonn Z. lshincnaidt, Thomas MOlonay, Eugene Cal
laghan Elizabeth Aeehan, Patrick d. Osuiiivan,
Thomas McNally, Mary Ana Tcltord, Gunder Ahdcr-
son ana Elizabeth Dahl, all of Brooklyn,
Letters OF guardianship of the person and estate
OF Edward B. FetCn were grained TO Eupnemia
Felton,, his mother; Of Willian Tclord to sarah Tel.
iord; OF Daniel pelro 70 la'r'cS pe!sV' III "
ErQVAlyl
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BR00KLYx COURTS.
SUPREME C0UsT-SPeClil TERM.

The Sale Of the Cemetery Of the Evergrccns.
Before Judge Pratt
The Cemetery OF the Evergrcens ana East New
YORK was recently sold to Sylvester NJ Beard for
$l30,0o0. Yesterday the counsel for the receiver
moved for the confirmation of the report of the
referee as TO the sale, ana asked for an allowance
Tor himself ORION seven 10 eight per cent. Similar
applications were also made by other counsel for
certain creditors of the Cemetery, AMI Juuge Pratt
took the papers and reserved ms decision.
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THE NATHAN MURDER.

\ Relic Of Superintendent JOmrdau.
While the murder Of old Mr.. Nathan, on July 2a.
1870 was still the grand excitement In this city and
elsewhere, superintendent Jourdan wrote TO Judge
Downing the following letter, which, undoubtedly,
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RcIisiou. Notes-PcrsonaI and GeneraI.

We again besecch our correspondents on religious
topics TO be brief and TO the Dolnt The HERAL D's
50 acc Is too valuable TO be devoted TO lengthy dis
suistions or discussions upon ecclesiastical ques-
tioas where the same points can be put Ia terse
and concise language. To our religious friends.
therefore we say, make no long oraions."
Rev. John Jay Crane has been installed pastor 0,
the Presbyterian church at Stanhope. N. J.
Rey. ID. walker, author OF 'rhe Philosophy oil the
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Young Mems Christian Associations.
The following Ia list or the conventions OF Young
MEMS Christian Associations 10 be held in the places
and unon ihe dates named.
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cr1mtna "a good as the inst, we can never receive
any blessing or favor from God.
THOMAS CORTtS
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OFFICE or rnE surrRIsrrNDESI % PoLIcE)
CRY NEW YORK,
200 MULBERRY STREET. (
NEW YORK, August 2, 1870
nv DEAs JoEl would have written you long before this
suppose expected 10 hear from but have been
uocy tired and used that have not had the tlmc TO
to writing The ofce IN completely run down.
day and night Every who has ever heard Of the murder
has theory and according 10 the general views Of every
body every theory has 70 be examined INTO and worked cut
The detective once. far Its complement oil men s con-
ccrned, has done remarkably we'll They g.. are re
Keos and all Of the oyaiabe ward men who are known 70
us as being good men have mad kelso with me day and
night cannot call "a mind any case that have ever been
interested where there has been such unceang labor and
united action Every detective oceT nsre has had MS
part perform, and has done we'll II the whole force
been here probably could have go, along with
out calling the ward think that oil All the terrible
murder. Ihaye ever heard Of th 70 the worst puts me
Broadway The body lay IN sbou. the same position hss
Rurke when and saw It, jus, such horri.lc
sight have pcremptory refused and VIII .l refuse 70
give newspapers my Ideas II We are 10 get nj II we intend
% do without letting every paper IN New ore sn9w now
about hc 6ouse for months ke s OF me ress q & sns
There not thing that y9n have read net
bss anything IN II We will show also thai the door was
open at twenty minutes past five IN the morning. : :,
wish that had let tesignauon gD Jor. "
the thing that could have done lhs news
want and they don't care VINO hef
hang. WI write you anything iuI'm uP; % pesrvo
| me ~ ever, yougs, JOHN yvVnpAN.