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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
HOLY WEEK.

Common ement Of the Solemn Closing Ser.
vices Of the Lenten season.
The Lenen season. through which iooi Christians
OF all denominations have struggled against tn Q
flesh the refusal OF the '1esR pots' In accordance
with the Of the Church ana tor their physical
and spiritual welfare now drawing to a close for
the year 1871. To-day Is properly Speaking. the
mencement Of Holy Week, being known to those who
observe the command neats Sny Wednesday.
From sunrise TO-DAY until sunday evening next The
time Is marked out for special services in all the
Catholic churches throughout the world and the
congregations and members OF the various places
will be required to RICHLY observe the lasts and
feast only upon that spiritual food. .rhe mamma
which cometh down from heaven" 1t may
not be out OF place to remark here how
efectually the discipline OF the Catholic
Church operates upon those who depend upon her
for spiritual instruction. Whether in the miust OF
the Hlmaayas OF India, the praries OF South
America, IN the most cnt waited cities VI Europe
aud this northern continent, the same PRINCIPLES
recognized and carried out TO the clio est line
measured our By the rubric ami the converted
Hndoo Aby ssinian Will TO-DAY cele rate the first
day or Holy Week with the same ~ dor. reverence,
love and obedience as anv among u This proves
obedience TO the Church an sincerity TO its heal.
In the Catholic churches In New YORK The fice OF
TN ibr1 Will he commenced today. Tomorrow being
Holy Thursday, solemn nigh mass Will he celebrated
early In the dav. On Good Friday, the one great
solemn fay in the year the services win commence
early and will be OF the ordinary inpre -sive ami. 1T
il TO be hoped. cffec i've character. Holy Saturday
l. also set apart for PRAYER AMI fasting ana on
Easter Sunday Pontifcal high mass AMI The raral
bensictIon will virtually close the Lelten season.
The following Is she programme to lie oDscryeu:-
AT ST. PATRCK's CATHEDRAL.
The once or Tanebrg will CONNIE ice In this
cathedral today, Tbursav and Friday. at ha.fpast
four O'Clock In the afternoon. On Holy Thursday
the solemn POniiitca high mass Will com nence ut
hal-past ten O'Clock A. NJ. On Good FRIDAY the
services will commence at ten cock A. NJ, aud
on Holy Saturday al eight O'Clock A. ". On Easter
Saturday tue Most Reverend Archbishop will give
tae Papal bene LECTION at the end OF the solemn
Pontical high mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Virginia Janketins CommiItee-A Com
tmmacious Juror sefuses 10 serve with
C0l0rcd Jurors uicide by Hanging.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1871.
The committee from the Virginia Legislature, VINO
are here as guests OF the city, he'd reception at The
Continental thIs evening Tomorrow they win ior.
mally meet The National Centennial Com mtec, and
make arrangements LOT representation IN the Cen.
tennial Exposlop. Nv special lnvltaton u the CITY
they viii parahe OF banquet ut the CJntinentai to-
morrow evening"
colufed men were on the venire VI jurors. white
man SAID ne refused serve and was 1neu b, Judge
Ludlow aud uravrei intO custody. iie exclaimed,
acct your money you can; viii rot IN PRISON g
fore wiil serve on u jury WITH niR2eI.n The
Judge ordered Inc man 10 ue kept IN custody untI
tine iiue was paid, and sald:-.Eyerv time you re-
fuse 10 serve on sucn grounds Will line You 40 :"
Herman Frostheater committed suicide by hang
inr himself from tile taIi board OF wagon In the
yard OF tho BRICK factory where ne was empoyed.
lie leaves a wi and four children. lntempcrince.
caused the act
LudwicK niger Jumped from third story window
this morning and Was seve. ely Injured. THIS Is tho
thlrl attempt at suici.e within few months.
Rev. Onar,es Madswcrtn has declined cali 10
Chicago, win o salary VI $4,000,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

private letter from on board the Uniie1 States
ship Guerrero harbor OF Nee, March %, says
Good fortune seems 10 have favored US, and to-
morrow leave Tor general cruise In the Leyant.
The captain Is unlimited TO the, AMI Is al liberty
TO touch al anv port the route He expects TO go
first Palermo, then to Malta, to Trlpoil ami along
the African coast to Alexandria. From the latter
point large party expect TO visit the Pyramids.
From Alexandria shall probably 90 to Jana, from
which place parties visit the interior OF the Holy
Land. We go also to smyrna. aud probably to Con-
stantlnopc, to Greece, Cyprus and surrounding
coasts and the visit the Italian coast The
Guerrero spent about month In Marse,lles and
arrived here about week since. The Franklin
sailed OH the 18th inst. Tor Naples where sue Is TO
remain few weeks, ana then 10 YES for the north
OF Europe.
Ine Richmond Is at this port and on the evening
OF The 18th Inst. the crew gave dinner on board,
to winch the crew VI the Guerrero were invited.
The hosts acquitted themselves III hne STYLE. anu
the Old tars OF the Guerrtere admit IT to be one OF
the pie asantest entertainments ever gwen BY the
crew of man-of- war. An excellent feeling exists
between both officers and men o. the TWO snlps,
quite In contrast with the enmity ridcuiously cher
ished between tue crew OF this ship and that 0f the
Franklin
FROM the effects Of tue late dsiocation of his right
shoulder during gale .! wand, on the passage OF
the Richmond from Barcelona to Nice, to-day In
spected Guerrero before she sails on her Eastern
cruise.
NAVAL ORDERS. q
Assistant Surgeon J. NJ. Scout is ordered to the
Naval Hospital az New YORK. Ensigns John u.
Brggs Edward o. Field and William w. kimba
are detached from torpedo duty and ordered 10 the
Snawmut Passed Assistant Surgeon 4. ID. Payne Is
orde. ed from the jamestown and ordered % return
home; Passed ASST tant surgeon VILLAIN II. Jones
from the Washington Navy Yard and ordered 70 re-
turn home; irs. Assistant Engineer James Butter
worth from The Pacific fleet anu placed on "iising
orders
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BASE FALL NOTES.



1t now appears that Mr. Hayne, who has In his
possession the rules for PLAYING which were adopted
by the National Assoct tlon OF Base BAH PLAYERS last
November, is having rnem printed by party IN
Chicago without either tue consent or authority Of
an, Of the officers Of the iation the Print
ing COMMITTEE. OF which Mr.. Glenn Is chairman.
AS stated in the HE iALD OF ye sterday. Mr.. Glenn
has repeatedly recrhs:cd o: T. Haync these rules,
that he n@shl have them printed anu distributed
among the clubs tnrou hout the couutry before the
season opens bnr each time ne mad been met bv the
reply tina they were not vet completed, or that he
,aaynel woulI have to ioog them over ana wise
the n som awhat teforc he could them over to
go into the hand, OF The printer. Messrs.
Peck Il Snyder, ~ this city, offered some
ume ago to publish the rules free OF
all st t. the associauon AMI one OF these gentle
men, wllie n Chicago last Jduuarr, saw Mt. tlayne
personally about the matter. and he states that
HaYue .ou hip mat ha must have hity dollars Tor
the copy before he wo Id iet It go out or HIS hands
thus attempting 10 sell, for q sun OF
money, the property OF the NATIONAL Asso ;aton
want. Now itShrns out that Mr.. Hay no has actu.
ally ma the hlrdlhoot 10 awe these ru es. int
le1y Of others. Copyrighted In Washington, aud
alleged. he and others propose to oner
them for sale. Fhe upshot or this matter
will be Simply this Cons iiegng that these rules
puDIsAe,i, or n least are oe NJ au0iished WITH
OF the s0caton. they wul npL we are positively
lnorine !. be scaept,d by the officer the New
lok State As soci thu or se Bali Players. If by
thai OF any Otier STATE.
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KAISER WILLIAM AND CzlR ALEXANDER.

What the Mighty Auiorars OF Germany has
Got 10 say To HIS Brother of Risasia.
The following Is the translation OF Emperor Will
llam's letter addressed to the Emperor OIL RUSSIA,
dated Versailles, March 8, 1871
Serv High ana Mighty Emperor, very dear
aud Beoved Cousin, DrO.her. Nephews an
Pliend-Ihe events OF TINS day, daring which
have reviewed my Guards al tn gates OF Paris.
mind % the tine wnen under lie c0mmaad or
ms Majesty the emperor Alexander l.. aud oil my
Iafner. wac rests III God, our armies, united by
iosal ifa,ernitl arms cred the capital OF the
SAM enemy. II anords, therefore, great satis.ac-
ton that your Imperial MAJESTY MS delsnei
To accept 80 amcably, In testimony OF your
sympathy iOr my army, the Title OF cnieT
Of my FIrst Grenadlers OF the Guard EN-
psror Alexander which Will forever bear
the name OF tie uncle o. your Ma esty the Emperor
Alexander l. or glorious memory, reposIg now In
GOD. Win the firm CONVICTION That TINS brave regi-
ment, when has constantly endeavorcd 10 show
1tSelI worthy OF the glS name Of lfs proprietor,
will, In the new, honorable distinction which has
be conferred upon It. lind stimulus for equally
meritng the good graces Of your Majesty, have
CIV orders wl,b regard TO the nomination OF your
Imperial MA esty chef oi TINS rec ment. AM am
nappy avail my sell OF the present opportunity TO
10 your Majesty the expression OF anec,ionate
esteem anu sincere " n1ship with winch remain
your Imperial Majesty s very anec0nate cousin.
brother uncle and friend. WILLIAM.
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A SHOCKING SUICIDE.
An Unknown Man Blows on His Head with
"a Horse Pistol.

Au Unknown Man Blows on His Head with
"a Horse Pistol.
At an early hour yesterday morning an Officer OF
the Fifth precinct found the BODY Of hsadlcs' man
lying In a vacant lot at the corner Or Broad
way and Twelfth streets, WILLIAMSBURG Near
the body was o pool OF fresh blood and
the shattered remains OF large horse
pistol, and some distance OF portions OF tn dead
mans head ani brains were found. covering space
OF about fifty feet The body was removed to
Parkes's Union avenue and North Second street,
wlereit still remains awaiting Identification The
only portion OF the head recogniz ole Is part OF
the lower jaw. on which there Is a tut Of sandy
hair, mixed with gray.
Ii 10 believed inst the snicide charged the pistol
20 It's muZzle and placed IL his mouth IN upward
direction before ne hrsd IT, La his pockets were
found q small package OK powder ana one OF buck
siot: but nothing was found by whica his bod
could be identici, except, possibly that the name
Francis Buru, engraved on the pistol, viii lead
to N.
Tne unfortunate man was ircssed In q good SUIT
OF mixed cotn, and wore red wristiets, with bead
trimmings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

SUICIDE or PRINTER. Orlando I. Irving, prn-
ter employed on the Louisville courier Jy,ti nal
committed suicide IN that city on the 9Th uit. by
taking hydrate VI choral. In his pocket were found
the folio wing lincs:-
Please bury IN the clothes wear
And let nDDody my lace;
And don't let the preacher mnlter prayer,
As dumped In the burial pace,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

sGREAT TREES FROM LITTLE ACoRSs GRow.u--
In May, 1865, boy now working IN one Of the
manufactures ut New BEDFORD from his small pro-
fits OIL the sale Of apples. deposited IN the Five
Gents savings Bank 81 A. lie continued to deposit
weekly, never In large amounts, and now from n
small beginning he nnds himsal; worth nearly TWO
thousand doiiars. Tne Standard Truly says that II
1.-THE young men who spend the balance OF .tner
wages between ,aturday n id Monday In something
that they cannot lind again would DO hkewisu oar
City wound not be rs deal as sue n now, but there
would he plenty of young men with ANAL capital
rca1y 70 embark In paying enterprises"
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DEATH Of Ex-Co 0hEA JACkAAN.

Mr.. Andrew II. Jackman, who some eight or ten
years ago was elected one OF the Coroncrs OF this
city, the dulies or winch he discharged with marked
ability, died ON Monday Al his residence in West.
field, n. J. Mr.. Jackman was partially paralyzed
anu had been IN poor heath for some months past.
He was slxCy.iour years OF aye and native OF New
YORK. The funeral wllI take place rom tue resi-
deuce Of his son, 80 Third street, this city, on
Thursday afternoon.
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NEW YORK CITY.

1nc following recori VII snow tie cha1re in the
temperature Tor tne past ty.nty-tolr hoars In CON-
,arsoa VITA the corresp )nding lay last yelr. a5
Indicated b, tue therno meter at Hnlnut'5 Pnlr
macy, hERALD BuI dug, corner OF Ann Street:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

A meeting of the petitioners for the Introduction
o. naiura! science into III grammar SCHOOLS or the
Eighteenth ward neld last night mt 354 East
Twentieth street, Denis Deany In the chair. After
iensuleae discussion the va ne OF natural
science TO the worhag cases, and the necessity
for t. Introduction into the schools In systematic
manner, IL wa finally agreed TO forward the petit
ton 80 The Board OF Education.
Dr. Stephen Roee s, residing ut 240 West Forty
second street, charges that while riding on the rear
platform OF Broadway car on Monday night john
Clark y cscd his pocset Of god watch valued at
$40. Ca.K was'arrested by Onlcer Daiy, 81 the
ThIrty-4rsi precincf, but dcuIed all knowledge 0f
having anything to do with he watch when ar
ral9nel el0re Justice Fowler at Jefferson Market.
he was nell 10 answer tue charge at the Court Of
General sessions.
About haf.Dast eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
Henry sawyer, little boy six years OF age whose
parents i've at 6l2 Eghlh avenue. was almost in
stanLy killed by heavy box OF goods falling on
hun within two doors OF where he lived. mcr-
cnant WAC VAS MOVING had left some laige boxes
on the walk and, y lille piaHng ABOUT one OF them,
IL tel upol tae child anu crushed hun. Coroner
Keenan, was Notified 20 make an Investigation.
IN Monday afternoon Theodore Goutel. painter
nv trade tell from scatrold corner OF Spring ana
Washing on streets. a distance Of about Twelve
feet and srik NJ on his he adj received fracture
OF tue skull. lie was removed TO Beievue Hospital,
where death subsequently,, ensued. Deceased, VINO
lived at I55 STATION street, wnerc nc mas Ieit
widow and Two children. Coroner scniihcr was
n0tined
George Ferguson. arrested by Captain Mcdonnell,
OF the Egnth precinct, Monday afternoon, for
stealinl gold watch aud cnail. valued ut 500,
from Dr. Algernon S. Leonard, oil South Woodstock,
Conn.,, While III Kelly's saloon, Laurens street, was
airigned be ore Justice rower ~ JEFFERSON Market
YESTERDAY morning and Committed in uciault OF
SlO5o bail Wneu arfl,gned at court yesterday
morning he gave MS name as George Ferrisoh. ana
said he was not guLy % me charge The prisoner ~
sald I, have Respectable conncct'ohs residing on
Long Island
Mr.. j. W. Gerard, Jr., the treasurer for the ''Sin.
monds'. funo, acknow edges the receipt 40 far OF
500 Ii is to be remar ed tnat raj way 0ficials
capitalists or cpnpanios except the schenectady
Locomotive Works have contributed cent IN this
matter aithonpn applied TO. Tho fund mas been
raised ny vountary CONSTITUTIONS rom cit'zens anu
friends OF tue slaughtered victims. me nchcDec-
lady Locomotive Works nave contributed MY u0l.
lars. The iuDd Will be paid over 10 the willow ana
little children at the large room over Deint ihsti-
lule, corner o. TwentytHird street AMI second ave-
nue., ON saturday, the 9th Ilst at nai.past Tour
4. H. whe.e subscribers and others are invited 10
be present.
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ARMY O1tElS.

Drigadier General A. II, Dyer, Chief OF Ordnance,
Is ordered to st. Louis on public business.
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A meeting of the petitioners for the introduction

AVVT q.
Average Temperature for corresponding date
il,st 30
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Awful state Of thc City,
PARIS, March 20 1871.
AT midnight the bells of Notre Dame and other
churches rang the alarm of general war in tue city
at the same time. cannon was fired from Mont
martre and TWO red rockets from Bsleville and hun
dreds from Their BEDS in terror, as ator the
quiet OF the day Ii was hoped chat tho revolution
had subsided but alasl no. IL Is but the
FOREIGN MINISTER'S LEAVING.
All the diplomatic corps, except our American
Minister. has left and he intends leaving. Several
Americans who arrived on Saturday nght were ar
rested, and one who was with General Cnanzy was
still prisoner, ana applied to Mr. Washbarne to re-
lease him, fearing he may be shot with General
Cnanzy, who Is a prisoner ALSO
TERROR TERROR
is In the hearts OF all The savage and cold hloolel
assassination OF General Clement Thomas and
General Lecomte without Judge or Judgment,
has proven TO the population the mercy they must
expect from such crowd. Everything Is In their
possesson-ali the public edifces ana courts; they
have taken possession OF all arms ana distributed
them y the goDtas of the city, who are seen on the
streets armed with guns larger than themselves.
Fly Dat:aons leave tais morning for Versailles to
have, as they cry,
THE HEADS or FAvRE AMP THEIRS.
The Figaro and Gamois have been suppressed
and barely escaped being smashed In. Sentines are
placed at the doors OF these offices Several new
papers have started, and some OF them Ia mourning
All the stores and banks are Closed
BARRICADE5
are strongly placed on the following places-Pace
Plgale, Place Blanche, Place de Ia Bastle, Place de
Chateau d'Eau, Place du Temple. Tue DC Clcby,
Rue de Amsterdam 81. Pei ersDurg. Seven pieces
OF cannon are placed on me barrica1es on the BOu.
levard Batignoes Place Vend0me Is also guarded.
Al La Nilieite eight serpens dc VILE were ar
rested One Of them had o revolver and attempted
to Gre on q National Guard He was shot dead for
his ate apt and the others placed III prlsou. GEN
eral Nlnoy WHO was ut Mcirinontant late on
saturday night Is this morning reported 10
have been KILLED. All the sergels de vile
that were at large have been imprisoned.
Every gate OF PARIS occupied by National Guards,
and no one can pass IN or out without making hin-
sell well known; even then his life " ~ danger.
: line praying Tor the return oil the Pru SLAMS,
thinking IL would restore order.
TGE CITY IS QUIET UP TO NOON.
At day dawn Monmdrtfe saluted the Aurore with
q cannonC salute ana startled the inhabitants by a
good ear trembling. They say that ~ 100 Troops
are marching 10 Paris. orders nave been issued To
elect the ComDunes OF the city. Hot work Is ex-
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After te Battle 1fontmarfre FROM One
o,Cicek TO susdown the r7th Of March
wild Exciscmcnr- Depression In the Cfy-A
visit The Rlorasng 10 the IIsrraeoi Camp.
PARIS March IL, 1871.
Paris perspires in blood. Tne people are IN civi'
war Brother h against brother The city Is nc
heatn the guns Of the National Guards Dead
hodes he on the place Pigale and the government
a. Inc toople seeks tranquility IN vain Though
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-02-24

The Senate committee have agreed
10 bill to protectloyal and peaceable
citizens of the United in the full ell
joymcnt of their rights of person, lib
erty and property, and to enable them
to preserve and perpetuate the evil
dence of losses claimed to have been
sustained by them in the Southern
States. Commissioners are TO be APP
pointed in each county to take cogni-
zancc of the offences of the Kuklux
Khan, and if needs be posse comita-
tus of the militia and the nearest Of
iiccr in command of the land or naval
forces OF the United States may be
called upon to enforce the process.
Heavy penalties are prescribed against
those guilty of joining combinations
or acting Individually in. disguise with
intent to do injury to person or pro-
pcrty, as well as for the punishment
as high miSdemcanor of manslaugh.
ter. Interference with the free eXer-
else of any rights of citizens are also
punished. Innocent citizens suffer-
ing damage may bring suit against
the inhabitants of a county, city, or
parish in which unlawful acts arc
done
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Organization Of ttc Ma"rS
lount, Farmers CIub.

Last Monday morning number OF
The farmers of Maury County met IN
the Court House in Columbia, for the
purpose of perfecting the organiza-
ton of 4 Farmers Club. On motion
ofGen. l.. L. Polk, Capt. j. Il. HAM
ILroN WAS called to the Chair. and adj
lrcs scd the meeting in Il plain, scnsi-
bic manner lie thought il especially
the duty of the old men TO take part
in the deliberations and work of the
Club. Not TO benefit themselves, but
their roStcrity. lie was in favor OF
Immigration, but preferred TO say
what character of people they should
be. lie Was opposed to indignation
meetings: and was in favor of every
man expressing his honest convic-
sions upon the subject without being
hunted down by Indignation meet
iugs. lie Thought Maury County
was not adaptedto raising cotton, but
was peculiarly adapted to raising
grasses and stock. After Captain
u,,nLroN's speech, the Secretary, j.
III. Few, read the Constitution, which
was presented by Gen. il. 5. EvELL,
Chairman of the committee appointed
for The purpose Of drafting it. After
much discussion and various amend
,ocnts made. a Constitution was adop
se,I which VIC priht this morning.
= Afer the adoption of the Constiin'
..;a,, a resolution was introduced by
lion. !. II. TuoNAs, and passed, pro-
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Card Of Explanation from
Capt. o. Il. PIumnmer. ~

PALESTINE, Tenn, Feb. 10, ls7l.s
\. s. HoRsLEY, Esq, Sr:-Two weeks
ago while was in Columbia, you had
the kindness to furnish me with copies
of the Herald, containing all the Cards
and Certificates, relating to The cause Of
the unfortunate difficulty between s. A.
Pointer, Esq, and Col. T. II. PEBBLES,
and its saddening consequence. Previ-
Gus had not seen any of the articles re-
ferred to. / do net wish to touch the
melancholy feelings OF the relatives and
friends of Col. PEBBLES, and they will
please pardon me for alluding TO the
subject in vindication OF the character OF
Mr.. Pointer, so far as the conversation
was concerned, between he and !, while
was candidate for State Senator, rela-
tive to the expulsion ofCol. PEBBLES by the
Trustees of the Spring Hill Male College.
First, / would state that Mr, Pointer
never intimated to me that Col. PEBBLES
was expelled for embezzling the funds of
the College. 1 SO stated, both publicly
and privately to Col. PEBBLES, the even
ing withdrew from the canvass, in Co
lumbia. Secondly, Mr.. Pointer did not
come to me with the report. / went to
him to ascertain the facts in the case,
and requested him to furnish me with a
copy of the resolution. Mr.. Pointer re-
fused; stating that he was not the proper
person for me to apply to, and explain
ing the nature Of the feelings existing
between Col. PEBBLES and himself. He
explained the word fraud" to me ac-
cording to the statement in his own card
deem it justice to the character of Mr..
Pointer to make this statement, and in
requesting its publication, 1 only dis
charge, what i conceive TO be my duty.
-tl ial Respectfully, i aa .y
|. r.tr $50 L f1r..s n IT pyJrMMER q