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The New York herald., 1871-12-11

Sermon by n Princeton oIicae Professor "a
the CruriAxiOn o. Christ.

Sermon by n Princeton OIlcae Professor On
the Cruriaxion o. Christ.
''Llkewise also the chief priests mocklng HIM.
with the sclbcs and elders, said-ile saved others;
himself he cannot save. II he DC King oi Israel let
him now come down from the cross anu we Will be-
lievc nimo- Matthew xxviL, Al, AZ. These
verses were selected rs n text by the Rev. Mr..
Reen-a professor at Princeton Collese-who
filed Rev. DE Will Tamages' place yesterday morn
ing at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The disco1se,
which was upon the cruchxon d Christ
and the lesson IL taught, was listened to by
the large congregation with marked attention.
The entire Scriptures he said, WAS the work OF cod
ana yet they ounu IN II ne sa ings aud dongs OF
wicked men. Why had these lulSenOo,is been placed
IN this D0ok 0 tfulhsy lnc wlchcd deeds or wicked
men had been Recorded for u, la TINS molly book,
anu thcy lni1nt well ask why tney were placer
In the BlDei There was the crucIhxion of
our Diessed saviour. iis words vi tenderness 10
HIS strcken mother, anu iis ia-t emphatic declara'
uon ~ IN iinsned." Whc upon tie ~ oss, snheI.
ing tho aSonics oi death, the crowC gathered apons
ana cast contempt upon HIN. saying, ne
saved others. nut lie cannot save uiin'
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

HIS Justice. Hence we have the common expres
sion, "Whom God loveth ne chastiseth.n II was at
the rromptlngs oil the Hesh that the soul rebelled;
hence the nesh must be punished. All the agents
and abettors in word, In that revolt against egiti-
mate authority must bear portion OF the chasIise-
ment. The preacher then went on TO prove The EN-
cacy OF penance from the example OF tho Nlnevltes
ana the various declarations God HIMSELF as
found IN Holy Writ aud concluded with an eloquent
appeal TO those In sin TO avail themselves OF this
son OF Advent 10 become reconcilsd to God.
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

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Glenn OF at first, and Brainard brought him
home on a pretty hit 90 right Geld. They we're
not entitled 20 the run, but IL saved them from
the dreadful Chicago, and they expressed them
selves as thankful even for that. The eighth
inning was another fne exhibition OF fielding,
both sides going out for only one-haSe hit each.
The ninth Inning saw the Mutes once more out
for q single-base hit, and two OF the Oly1npians
disappeared without even that safisfactiOn,
when Leonard hit high one over Starts head.
he ran backward about twenty yards, but when
the bali alighted in HIS hands ne was too far OF
his balance 70 hold IL. Higham would have been
able 60 take IL had not Joe been 80 ANXIOUS. As
was, Glenn got his base, and then by powerful
Dating three runs were scored before the third
man " as put out, thus ending a beautiful game,
ana one of which the Mutes may feel deservedly
proud, a. II was fairly won by superior play.
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WAR DEPT, orYfcE CHIEF Signal OFFICER,

WAX DEf OFEfCE OHlEF Ri
WAsHTNeToS, ID. c., June 24-10.3Oa. IN.
Synopsis for the past tscenty-fOur hours
The weather remains without material change
at the Rocky Mountain and Pacific stations The
barometer has varied but little in the Southern
and Gulf States. It has risen in the Eastern
States, and is still rising i'm Maine. The area OF
low pressure which was Friday morning in Iowa
has moved eastward, and IL now central east Of
Lake Huron; its progress has been accompanied
by a very narrow band Of heavy rains, but no
high winds have been reported. The area of rain
now extends from Lake Ontario to Long Island
and the middle Of Lake Erie, and covers a small
portion of northern Illinois. Clear weather Is
reported from northern Lake Michigan and
lake Superior. Partially cloudy weather from
the Ohio 70 the Blue Ridge. Light south west
winds prevail on the Gulf and south Atlantic:
nOrtherly winds the east Atlantic and the
upper lakes. Temperature has fallen in the
northwest and Is now falling in the Middle and
Eastern States.
Pro6dbilitieS.-It is probable that cloudv
weather will continue on the Gulf and south
Atlantic; threatening weather with light rains in
the Middle States; heavier rains with easteriv
winds on the east Atlantic coast The center OF
the storm now on Lakes Erie and Ontario will
probably move north OF east. Clearing up
weather with fresh winds from the northeast
and north are probable for this afternoon on
Lake Huron and westW ard
LOCAL REcoRD.-The Thermometer in THE
EVENING STAR business Office registered "a fol-
lows to-day:-s a. m, 81; 10 a. m, 50, L m, IS;
y. m, IS.
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Mexican News

CITY OF MEXICO, june 16, via MATAMoRAs
June 1.-THE United States consul at the city
of Mexico says the military officers arbitrarily
imprisoned the Governor and project OF MOrilia,
but the act was dsapproved by the general gov
eminent, and both were released.
Governor Bustamente, who gave the order sus-
pending forcibly the Lerdist AyuntOmients died
new Governor.
Senior Pisquiera, a Juarazist, has been elected
Governor of Sonora.
The permanent committee of Congress is
making proposals for the calling Of Congress in
extra session.
General Ceyallas, who was seriously wounded
before Talnpico, is still alive.
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The Boston, Hartford and Erie Rail.
road CaSp.

BOSTON, June A.-The masters report upOn
the conditions by which the Boston, Hartford
and Erie railroad should be transferred by the
receivers to the trustees, was made in the Su-
preme Court to-day. They are that the trustees
should be paid Sl4s 49, and the other parties to
the suit eli, 543; the trustees to give bonds in
$4,000 To save the receivers from personal la
bility for outstanding claims. The report on
the condition OF the road is more favorable than
was expected. The earnings above the expenses
Tor the last nine months amount TO $50 900, in
clucing claims for $4,000 against the Adams
Express Company for services rendered. One
hundred thousand dollars in receivers certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness remain unissued.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegrdphed Exclusively 20 The Erening Stv.
The Orleans Princes Playing q Policy
Game.
PARIS, June A.-fhe Orleans Princes will
not return to their estate at Chantilly until the
Prussians have evacuated the department Of the
The Trial OF the Communists Post
1t is reported that the trials of Assy, Rossel
and Roehefort have been again postponed, in
consequence of the discovery of papers contain
ing additional evidence.
Gambetta's Little Game.
Gambetta declines 70 run for the Assembly
because, he says, the present Chamber is an lie
Accepting the Situation.
A letter Is published from Baron Haussman
in which he promises 10 accept the decision of
The country as to the form Of the future govern
The Echo de Commerce to-day announces its
adherence to the republican union.
France Has Some Guns Left.
The present effective artillery force OF France
consists of 400 batteries and ,043 guns. General
Bourbak has completely recovered from his
wounds, and has been appointed 10 command at
Lyons.
bismarck Wants his Money.
BERLIN, June 23.-Imperative demand has
been made for the payment of the first install
ment of the indemnity, which it was agreed
should be paid in thirty DAYS after the re-estab-
hshment OF the Versailles authority.
Look Out for 1.-The Battle Of DorBxfux..,
Serious complications have arisen between
Germany and England. The subject is un-
known, but several dispatches are passing be-
tween Bismarck and Granville.
American Consul Travelling I'm Africa.
LONDON, June 24-The American consul and
suite have arrived at Tangier from Fee.
LONDON, June 4.-The steamship Holsatia,
from New York, touched at Southampton last
evening. The steamship Iowa, from New York
touched at Neville last evening. The steamship
Java, from New York, touched at Queenstown
last evening.
The Ministerial Crisis I'm Spain.
MADRID, June 25.-The Cortes this evening
adopted the address to the crown by a vote of l64
to 90. The resignation OF the whole min stry
was then announced. Marshal Serrano, ii is be-
heved, will be president OF the new ministry.
A Spirited Fight I'm Algeria.
VERSAILLES, June A.-The O6iciaI Journal
of to-day says General Tallemand has raised the
blockade of Fort National, in Algeria, after a
spirited fight, with loss Of only eight men killed
and thirty wounded.
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Life fin New York.

Ihe Nerer-eRctHg Book Concern Casa Nan
Knocked Dorm and Robbed an Daylight.
NEW YORK, June A.-The Lanahan trial
closed last evening, and the committee is in ses-
sion to-day. They propose TO read all the evil
dence taken during the past week before enter
ing into the merits of the case
w. KIetz, clothing dealer, of Jersey City, was
Knocked down to-day and robbed OF his bank
book by two New York highwaymen named Friel
and Lawless. The thieves were arrested.
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Steamer Sunk

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, june 24.-The steamer
Ida Reese, No. 2, of the Northwestern Trans
portatlOn Company's line, struck sand bar and
sunk near the mouth OF the White river, on the
night Of the 10th instant. She had 20S tons of
government ana private freight and fifty-fiye
passt ngers. The boat and cargo are u total loss
The l.. III. Durfee next day took on board the
passengers. No lives were lost. The Reese was
valued at $50 600; insured for 81 600. The yalue
OF the cargo is estimated at $1,000. The full
amount of insurance is unknown. Wear & Ali
son, OF this city, had $50 900 on board in goods
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Severe STORM I'm Chtcaro.

CHICAGO, June pa terrific thunder storm
passed over this city last evening. Rain fell in
torrents for nearly an hour, accompanied by
wind, and much damage was done TO buildings
in course of erection. Walls were blown down
trees Frustrated, and Easements, stores, and sa-
Icons Hooded. The losses will probably exceed
10000. No marine disasters are reported. The
tunnel under the river at Washington street was
inundated, and the water is pouring in at each
end.
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Fire i'm Taunton.

TAUNTON, june A.-The building occupied
by w. L. ii. Gilmore & Cornelius Wood, No. 40
Main street, dealers in paints and paper-hang-
ings, was badly damaged by fire last night. Loss
$1,000; insurance % 600. building No. q, occu-
ried by j. j. Stanley & Co, dealers in paint,
stroyed. Loss $500 Insurance 5000.
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Contributors Wanted for the General
Thomas Monument

SAN FRANCIsCo, june H.-General Rose
Grams, chairman Of the General Thomas Monu-
ment Association, appeals 10 the American peo-
pie for contributions TO the fund. Remittances
may be made to General j. S. Fullerton treas
urer OF the Society of the Potomac, at st. Louis
Mo. The monument is to be erected in Central
Park, New York
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PLUMB a CO..

hEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
GENERAL a UcTYONEERS.
INSURANCE BROKERS
MONEY LOANED, CONVETANCING. ExAMI-
NATION OF TITLES AND PREPARATION
Oh pLEps, WILLS, AND ALL LEGAL IN
RENT COLLECTIONS made promptly and on most
favorable terms.
ASSURANCES PLACED IN FIRST CLASS COM
PANIES atlOwest rates.
AUCTION SALES u al descriptions Of REAL and
PERSONAL PROPERTY conducted, and full sat-
isfactiOn guaranteed.
BOMBS, STOCKS, and NEGOTIABLE SECURI-
TIES bought aud soid strictly on Commission
OFFICE, 5l7 TrH STREET,
Opposite Post Qfoe.
BEN. NJ. PLUMB. AIM TAYLOR
N.Y. Attorney at Law.
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The California Miner, ss~sI.

SAN Francisco, June 23.-The troops de-
tailed for duty in Amador county halted In Sac
ramento to-day, pending negotiations between
the owners Of the mine and the strikers for An
Haight will visit Amador tomorrow morning to
consult with the strikers before ORDERING the
troops to take possession and proclaiming mar.
tial law.
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Great Reduction.
3EtHt htthstCttOus
OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,

IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C.,
Of the following brands, yiz:-Family Nectar,
years old, 81 50 per gal; Robertson 4 do. $3.50
DO; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do IS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Larocheller So do; do; (fine,j IS do:
Hehnessey, 1854, 81 do do, 1919, $40 do; Qtard,
Old Tom Gin, Sac; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount 20 the trade.
G. GAUT1ER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters, -
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn Is avenue
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Victory over the Eekfords.

The Olympic Base Bah Club, Of washington,
met the Eckfords on the Union GROUNDS. in
brooklyn, n. y. yesterday, for the first time
this SEASON, and by fine nefding defeated Them
HE day Was magnificent, and the grounds were
an flne condition Martin, OF the Eckforis tried
SWIFT pftchins, but failed In the attempt the en-
pertinent costing the Eckfords several rms
sui they exhibited some fine playing. and thas
OF The olympics was exceptionally good, and
won warm plandits from the spectators The
umpire, John Hatfield, OF the Mutslals was we'll
chosen, and gave satisfaction % both sides Ths
following i the soore q isnings:
Olympics. o 3 3 40 o al
Gwild howers are coming into general favor
for hat trimmings
80 "A married man In Lansngburg. n. Y. has
Sued Young LADY FOR defamation Of character.
This Is what they got for advocating Woman's
rights.
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L. Z.
One One FAN g aCBREs south Of IN. Insap.
One FARM 20 ACRESA Asstnh-
Two iveacre LOTS and two ten acre LOTS, parts
OF Metropolis View.
FARM Of 10 ACRES on the old road 70 Bladeo,-
Ourg, about three miles from Washington.
FARM Of ITO ACRES, miles from Washington
on b. y. X. r.; good dwelling house and improy "a .
Agricultural College
Five fret class BRICK HOUSES in fine locations.
a number Of FRAME HOUSES. from $500 10
$3.50, IN good locations. VACANT LOTS In an
Par2s a the city. SINE OF the Farms will ~ ex-
changed Tor city property. W. W. cox,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
gez-eolm No, 9l7 7th street.
n
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BANGOR, Me, june "a thousand Swedish
migrants will arrive at New Sweden, via Halt
fax, next week. Five hundred have already ar
rived and satisfactory accounts sent by some OF
them nave caused a rush Of emigration far
beyond expectations of the most sanguine. THE
Governor and council will make arrangements
for the proper reception and care OF the new
corners. -
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THURSToNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
JoUYENs iNOD0R0Us GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal 20 Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price Is oeits deo "
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SCaptain Hall Is to sail from New York on
his Arctic expedition on Tuesday.
1Ile Musical Congressmen meet ON
chordiai terms-Bostoa POSI-
1Indianapolis youths unite sentiment with
economy, and serenade their lady-loyes with
hanc-Organs.
sTIt is the style now TO cut the wedding cake.
boxes. ~
ga few ladies are wearing the hair braided
In thick strands and hanging down the back,
tied with colored ribbons
~Black and white striped stockings are
affected by perhapsa vulgar taste. They have
anything but q neat appearance.
ga Charleston, 8. G., paper advises men to
wear rnffies People there seems TO be pretty
well rufiied as il Is. P'''s
" wyoming woman complains that hun
drSas OF her sex IN that territory refuse to vote
unless eoaxedb by good-looking men.
Hy-sSait' Il the subject OF the school-Iov,s
latsst composition: "The salt Is a spice which
spoils the potatoes, fyou for forget to put II on
Ex-senator Pomeroy offers to give sro0op.
two-thircs of the amount needed, toward ths en-
dow nfent Of a fcnAline profcssorshipo OF msdlcfne
N the Harvard University.
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BatcheIor.s Hair Dxe.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in. the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does contain
lead nor any cfalie poison 10 produce paralysis or
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fhtrfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. fe5-u
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New York Rank Stascu,a.,

NEW YORK, June 2I.-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans, increase.
tenders, decrease, SSH ,196; deposits, increass.
S252 1903; circulation, decrease, SIcI, 492
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new loan to-day
amounted to $3.50
GEO. WM.'CURTIs has accepted his appoint
ment on the Civil Service Commission.
THB july IsTRREsT.-But little over
$4,000, 900 viii be required TO pay the semi-an-
nual nstalment OF interest falling due on the LIST
of July.
SENATOR HAnLIN, of Maine, has gone cup to
thepakes" in that State for Summer vacation.
His friends hear of him catching fish assduously
at the Rangely lakes.
SECRETARY BELSAP leaves here this evening
for Princeton College, to deliver the address at
the annual commencement there. He viii be
absent four or five days.
ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERnAN is expected
here this evening from Georgia, where he has
been for several weeks past. The application
for the pardon of G. G. Bowen win probably
come before him early next week.
THE New York World says: S. T. Suit, Esq,
of Washington, wife and daughter, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. They leave in o few days
on a Journey of pleasure across the continent,
and thence TO Japan and China, returning by
way of France or England.
GRACE GREENWOOD left Washington yester-
day for the Pacific coast by rail, and will spend
some time in Michiga, on the way. She pro-
poses TO be absent about year. This won't do. !
We cantspare her lively pen from Washington
so long. ..
X. ii. L. LEOPOLD, of the sub-Treasury Divis-
ion, Treasury Department, will leave here to-
night for San Francisco, where he will meet Mr..
Sayille, chief clerk of the department and in
vesngate the business of the sub-Treasury in
that city.
MEMBER of the Board of Public Works has
addressed a note to Col. Same, of the Washing
ton Aqueduct, in relation to the ishy taste of the
Potomac water with which the city is supplied
and suggesting that the pipes be flushed out as
soon as possible. Col Same, in reply stated that
the matter would be attended to immediately
The pipes can be cleaned, by flushing, in a single
day, though the supply will, of course, be cut off
for that time. The difficulty, however, as pointed
out in our editorial columns, is caused by species
81 vegetation in the water OF the reservoir, and
ii must first be remedied at that point. Then it
will be proper TO flush and clean the pipes.
OK THE PACIFIC SLoPE.-George Alfred
Townsend writes from California that Joseph L.
Wilson, late chief of the Land Office, is now
president of the Oregon Emigration Company
dressed IN brand new suit, and restored t. the
vleor OF youth; that ex-senator WIN. NJ. Gwin
Il IN San Francisco "a perfectly white headed,
colossal old effgy, with look OF sly and danger
Gus comedy about him; warty, bulbous nose; a
cClC-blue eye, heavy brOWs, big bones, big feet
an adventurer and q wire-puler, and a Senate
rial reproduction Of Joe BagstOck. He has re-
tanned some property; his daughters are well
married; and at present he manages and partly
owns gold mine. His eye is upon politics again.
aud some think he has chances" Sam Butter
worth, who stood by Sickles when he killed Kew
has made couple of millions in California In
mining and adventure.
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War Among Cannthals.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Hostilities have
broken out amongst the rival clans in the Fejee
Islands, and cannibalism Is INDUCED in TO en- un-
limited extent by the Heroni faction Who re-
Gently professed christianity. General Thaka-
maha Is getting his forces ready 10 attack Ii re-
voting cannibals.
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Hogs and Locu-ts Dying I'm the North

CHICAGO, June "A new disease has at
tackled the hogs in Fulton county, III II Il DIFF
ferent in symptoms from the hog cholera, and
seems more Ike q oongestive chill in human
beings When the hogs are attacked they bunch
up together. The chill Il followed by fever
when they soon die. The percentage OF deaths
Is large Accounts from various local cities in
the Northwest represent that the locusts are
dying IN great numbers in many places. The
ground Is thickly covered with the dead and
rev live ones are seen. They, however, have
done much damage 90 the young forest trees.
storm Mt Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, june 2k-The yachts have
not yet made their appearance. IL has been
raining very hard with strong wind from the
eastward all the morning. The sky Is heavy and
overcast Prom present appearances the race
VIII be postponed until Monday.
Meteoroiogfcal Recerd-JaDe ~, T-SAn.
NQr OeIQytnenf. NfanaI .Serrfol. N g 4 :.
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GOVERNOR WAKMoTH, of Louisiana, is in a
very dangerous condition. His foot was crushed
by crank on board a tug boat in the Mississippi
on March 18th last. ALI the bones in the fore
part Of the foot were broken. A gentleman who
lett New Orleans on Saturday evening last saws
gangrene had already appeared, and that the
thought very doubtful whether the Governors
life could be saved.
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THB WALL STREET ExCITENENT.-The Her
ad rays of the Rock Island stock excitement of
Wednesday last that, usual in such matters
the re will be endless employment for lawyers in
settling up the various claims apd counter claims
arising out OF the disastrous speculation in Rock
Island. Already the safe and the assets of one
Of the defaulting firms have been seized under
an injunction from the courts, and doubtless the
Litigation will keep up the memory OF the panic
for wears to come