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BOOTS SHOES. CLOTHING, GENTS FUR
NISlllNti GOODS, Nc
aaS-Call and examine.

GaS"Call and examine. sep zo-N
E,RlTZ sCHNEIDEl;S RESTAURANT.
Having taken charge of my place. No. 1l3
King street, / respectfully invite my friends and
OYSTERS served in every s style !;
Choice NORFOLK OYSTERS received reg
ularly by the Lady of the Lake.
saturday, Sept ;O-FREE LUNCH day and
night, :. 49,; ,,iooo
SOP 2S-ims FRITZ CIINEIDER. B.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Needing mere room than the house now oc-
cupy affords, have leased the new and commo,
dUus stOrehousc, corner of Royal street and
Market alley, and shall, with increased stock,
occupy il rs II WHOLESALE and RETAIL
GROCERY STORE, on or about the 10th Of
October next :.E,''. .
sep 2S-2w, ....,l..--- j. =. Mile IN.
Z OST--On Sunday last, on Fairfax or King
L. streets, pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES
with Mrs Elizabeth Hart, Duke street, en-
sravcd upon them. \ suitable reward VIII be
given the finder upon leaving them NJ No, 50
South Fairfax street. 81. sep 2S-3ta .
r AIDES LINEN COLLARS. ...
Another large lot Of .hosc very cheap Collars,
new stylcs We are selling them to everybody.
scp:s .-..- ROBT i. WOOD:
z AIDES DRESS GOODS FROM n. y.
Coming in to-Lay; beautiful; elegant; cheap;
sep ~ At ROBT. l.. WOODS. I
I,OAL HODS, STOVE SIOVEIS, SC, for
Y sale ut reduced prices, ut So King street by
scp2S j. T. CREIGHTON g. son.
DOCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, SCIS-
l. SORS, iPLATEp FORKS, DE-, of all
qualities, and i'll any quantity. At low prices, ut
IS King street, corner OF Royal
sen = j. Y. CREIGHTON S SON.
NEW CUCUM PICKLES just received
~ AMI for sale h. the 100 or dozen, ut IA
King street. -, ,,o,-rs
sep. y =. ,E|H w. ". bhoohE'
NUTRINA, IL new preparation of food. Don't
- i4' t" try It, ZOE W ve'f'G F. BRooKEs,
scp2S -.... II. King street
DURE" CIDER VINEGAR for sale at IA
j King ST. lscp2Sl W: F: BROOkES.
CARAH 3 SWAMI ct al, by next friend,
= vs.. Charles : Wallacl ct al., in chnnccry in
the Circuit Court for Alexandria city.
To all whom iL'hlav concern:
Extract from Decree. The Court doth Or
der adjldge. and decree, that this cause be re-
;irrcd to n Commissioner OF this Court, who is
directed to state and settle the account of Rosia
NJ Swami, pxecutrix; alsoto ascertain and re-
port all liens that may be upon the land men,
toned in the bill, and to take an account OF All
| debts that may hc due and owing by the estate
| Of the said William T. Swami. .:H
This is to give notice that the Undersigned,
! Commissioner, has appointed Thursday, Oeto-
! Der 9Th. for executing the requirements Of the
! above decree; at the office OF John s Chapman.
/ esq., No. Us Prince street. g....l =.
i sepll.eotd i--.t5., Is. x EMPE.R, Comm r.
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HENRY STRAUSS.

Nos. 30 and " King street, Alexandria, Va
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AIDES LINEN COLLARS.

Another large lot Of Chose very cheap Collars,
new styles. We are selling them to everyD body.
son j. ROBT. L. WOOD.
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OF REMOVAL.

Needing mere room than the house now oc-
cunv affords, have leased the new and commo-
dous storehousc, corner of Royal street and
Market alley, and shall, with increased stock,
occuny il rs u WHOLESALE and RETAIL
GROCERY STORE, on or about the 10th OF
October next :.E,'' .
sep 2S-2w, .......... j. Z. MlLBU fN.
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z AIDES DRESS GOODS FROM n. y.
Coming in today; beautifully elegant; cheap;
SEP ~ At ROBT. l.. WOODS. :,
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I,OAL HODS, STOVE SHOVELS, &c, fol
u sale ut reduced prices, ut S8king street, by
sem j. r. CREIGHTON s. son.
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On H7arriagc.-Essnys for Young. Men on
great social evils and abuses, which interfere
With marriage, and ruin the happiness of thous-
ands--with sure means If relief for the errlng
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
south Ninth street, philadelphia, Pa .
Philadelphia, PA, sep 2-d&tw"ln
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NIUTRINA, new preparation of food Don't
~ fail to try it. For saierby
. - Il WIN. r. BROOkES,
sep - II. King street.
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NEW CUCUM Der PICK rs just received
~ AMI Tor sale b. the 100 or dozen, ut II
King street. ,-,,,
sep y &, .... g.. 18TH w. Is. BRUNEI
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r OST-Ycs:crduy, areceiptcd BILL Of +; II.
IL GARRISON for painting the roof Of the Wild
ows Home in which WAS wrapped aten dollar
note, .a.two dollar note md IL fifty cent "ote.--
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at the Gazette office. sep 2b-"t
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES s REVIEWS

F,irf,y county. sep 2-1awts Comm'rs.
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xhILITAR y GO y ID > {.

We have made arrangements 10 furnish every
variety Of a
MILITARY GOODS,
and in every case guarantee satisfaction.
Officers and others representing the Virginia
State volunteers would do well to consult Us be-
fore making their selections. -.
ROBT. L. WOOD,
con o. M 90 King St A Alexandria, Va
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l.... BLANKETS! .
ID - ~. BLANKETS! .:. ..--..
a large assortment of 81 1914 and ia Bed
Blankets; also Colorcd Blankets. -,
70 pieces Bleachcd and Bro. Cantom fInnncs'
just opened by W. n. RtR!khh1
SON 81 81 King street.
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DOCKET and TABLE CUTLERY. SCIS-
/. SORS, rPLATEp FORKS, &r., of all
qualities, and in any quantity, A. low prices, at
IS King street, corner OF Royal.
sen = ~. j. Y. CREIGHTON Il SON.
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MIDIJIN EItI NOOD' -.
of every variety; also Dress Trimmings and
Pattcrns--i. part Of which will be ready 10 ca
.hbt on Saturday, September 30. $780,. -
Prices and styles will be made t" please all
who will favor her with call.
125 King street, $ doors cast of A. Y ". X. Il.
Jono+ ''.-. .. -. sop 70
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
rRICRTFUL OCCURRENCE.

A Jump Into the Jaws Of Death-Cut 60
Pieces ON the Morris and Essex Railroad.
Yesterday afternoon, between four and five
O'Clock, shocking occurrence took place at the
Rosevle junction Of the Morris and Essex and Bloom.
field Railroads. Mr.. William Ashley, master car
penter, residing in Bloomfield. was journeying TO
his nome TO spend his New Year'sr with his family
and In SO doing took the wrong train-the twenty
minutes past four South Orange instead OF the
Bloomfield accommodation. At Rosevie Junction
he discovered his mistake, and rushing our on the
platform jumped OF. He rolled under the wheels
and was,
LITERALLY CUT TO PIECES.
The body was frghtfully cut up and the skull
crushed In. Both legs were broken and the right
arm. The ribs suffered ALSO The County Physician
was at once notified and, careful eyamlna-
ton OF the facts, arrived at the conclusion that
deceased was only to blame himself. The body was
given IN charge Of his relatives. Poor Ashley mad
only recently returned from the South, where he
had purchased farm and intended to remove to it
In the SnrluQ.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
The following is list OF members OF the Sonata
and Assembly or the State OF New York for 1871
Senators.

District
1-samuel a. Frost, Richmond, Richmond county.
2-Jas. +. Pierce Brooklyn, kings county.
3--Henry c. Murphy Brooklyn, Kings county.
4-Wm NJ Tweed, New York.
5-Mchael Norton, New York
6-Tbomas j. Creamer New York.
John j. Bradley New York.
8-Henry w. Genet, New York.
9-Wm. Cauldwell Morrsania, Westchester county.
10 VIM M Graham, Middletown, Orange county.
n-Geo. Morgan Poughkeepsie, Duchess county.
12-Francis S. Thayer, Troy, Rensselaer, county.
ia. Bleecker Banks, Albany Albany county.
4 Jacob Hardenbergh, kingston Ulster county
16-Christopher 4. Norton Plasburg Clinton county.
EAbrahan X. Parker, Potsdam, st. Lawrence county.
l8-Norris Winslow Watertown, Jefferson county.
l9-George II. Sanford Oneida Oneida county.
20-Augs!us R. Elwood, Rchfeld Springs Osego county,
2l-Wllian II, Brand, Leonardsvilc, Madison county.
22-George N. Kennedy, Syracuse, Onondaga county.
23-John T Hubbard, Jr., Norwich, Chenango county.
24-f)rlow W. Chapman Binghamton, Broome county.
25-Wlliam B. Woodin, Auburn, Cayuga county
26-Abraham V. Harpendng Penn Yam, Yates county.
27-Thodore L. Mlnere, Havana, Schuyler county.
28-Jarvis Lord Pittsford Monroe county
29-George Bowen, Batavia, Genesee county.
30-James Wood, Geneseo, Livingston county
31-Loren L. Lewis Buffalo, Erie county.
S2-Aen ID. Scott Ellicotvile, Cattauraugus county
Fifteenth district vacant by Of death Of senator
Isaiah Blood
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

were paid BY freedmen to support the schools. me
society has dfty-tw primary schools seven normal
scnosls and colleges ITO teachers and 10000 pupils
Something Of schlsm Il produced in the papl
Armenian Church by the refusal Of nifty priests TO
sS 10 the election OF the Patriarch Of sca
The Washburne will case has been submitted to
referees. The Bible Society and Mrs. Washburne
each choose one, who WIN choose third.
:. The Methodist Book Concern has a capital Of
$l,4bS,67o. 10 was founded In 1889 on capital OF
$6SO, loaned by Methodist preacher.
Lafayette College, Easton, Pa, has been enjoying
such revival as 1t has never before experienced.
Rev. A. G. Wylie, OF Duanesburg. n. Y, Is under
which worshps IN Horticultural Hail. Philadelphia
ana which IN suing Tor the property OF the First Re-
formed Protestant church.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the ordination
OF Bishop White the first Bishop Of the American
episcopal Church, was celebrated In Philadelphia
December %. Bishops smith ana Mcllvaine were
consecraed by him and eighteen men are living
whom ne ordained either as priest or deacon.
The last Religious Herald says that at the united
service OF Methodist ana Congregational churches
Fair Haven. on Thanksgiving day, the choir was
led by 1--WE original choristers, running back to 1890
aged eighty. soventy-three. slxty-nine sixty-two
ana sixtyone years. Tne music consisted OF such
Jerusalem, /" Majesty" &c.
The Central congregational church In Rx0oklyn
Gate Mr. French'sl have called Rev. DR.. scdUder, OF
society Will concur and offer him salary OF $4,000
and q parsonage. The Springfield street church.
Boston, mas also called Rev. f. n. Beade, ID. d. OF
philadelphia, at q salary OF $4,000.
A movement ls on foot to establish In New York
city Presbyterian church In connection with the
Southern General Assembly.
Next Tuesday, January g. being the seventh ami
versary OF the death Of the late Archbishop Hughes
solemn high mass OF requiem VIII be celebrated in
st. Patrtcks Cathedral at half-past ten A. NJ, for
the repOse OF his soul and the souls OF all me de-
ceased prelates OF the diocese.
According to the recommendation Of the Evange-
Cal Alliance, the annual reunion of the Evangelical
churches OF Williamsburg will take place in the New
England Congregational church, South Ninth street.
from four to five O'Clock p. NJ. each day
OF the present week, commencing on Tuesday,
the Sd. The objects, according to the programme,
Will Observation-Disclosures nations, all IN authority,
soldiers, sailors, sufferers by war and for the
blessing OF peace. wednesday-Sunday school
children, scmlnaries OF learning and raising
laborers in Chrst's vineyard. Thursday-PrO-
tessed Christians, for charity, communion
OF saints, and peration in all good words and
works. Friday-Rellgious publications, the Word OF
God editors and authors and removal of hindrances
Saturday-Chrstian missions ana the conversion Of
the world.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
Assembly.

Name. County.
r. Flanagan, 18th dist, N. Y.
J. Tyler Kelly, 18th dist, NY.
Alex. Frear, 18th dist, N. Y.
Jas. Irving, 18th dist, N. Y.
Z. Connolly, 18th dist, N. Y.
l.. Buck, 18th dist, N. Y.
7. G. Fields, 10th dist, N. Y.
John Brown, 10th dist, N. Y.
w. Hickman, 21st dist, N. Y.
John e. Pound, Niagara.
Lee r. Sanborn, Niagara.
Geo. w. Chadwick, Oneida.
Sidney A. Bruce, Oneida.
Thomas Mulhall, Oneida.
Isaac McDougal, Oneida.
Th0s. q. Alvord, OnondaQa.
Peter Burns, Onondaga.
Gustavus 6niper, Onondaga.
George W. Nicholas, Ontario.
David e. Wilson, Ontario.
Robert II. Strnhan, Orange,
Isaac v. Montanyea, Orange
John Berry, Orleans.
Abraham Howe, Oswego.
&. s. Sage, Oswego.
Dewitt G. Littlejohn, Osweeo.
Alfred Chamberlain. Otseao.
J. Lee Tucker, Otsego.
Sarles Drew, Putnam.
l.. Bradford Prince, Queens.
John M. Oakley, Queens.
John l.. Flagg, Rensselaer,.
Horace L. Clifford, Rensselaer,
s. Waterbury, Rensselaer,.
John Decker, Richmond.
James N. Nelson, ROckland.
q. NJ. Gleason, st. Lawrence.
d. s. Lynd. ST. Lawrence.
VIM. Bradford, st. Lawrence.
Isaiah Fuller, Saratoga.
Joseph W. Hill, Saratoga.
u. Baucken, Schenectady.
>. Sweet, Schoharie.
". G. Coon, Schuyler.
:. X. Ten Eyck, Seneca
j. q. Bennett, Steuben.
A. G. Barney, Steuben.
q. +. Carman, Suffolk.
+. Buckley, Sullivan.
B. b. Bignall, Tioga.
J. II. SeIkreg, Tompkins.
q. Bruhaus, Ulster.
e. NJ. Moolsey, Ufster.
&. II. krack, Sr., Ulster.
ID. Griil'en, Warren.
T. Stephenson, Washington.
l. V. Baker, Jr., Washington.
4. :. Wood, WAYNE.
II. X. Durfee, Wayne.
q. III. Scfibner, Westchcster.
A. w. Bartlett, Westchester.
j. w. Hustled, Westches.er.
II. :. JOY. Wyoming.
u. X AQyda lAteQ,
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
THE WEATHER ON mONST WASHINGTON.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, ID

MOUNT WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1870.
Observations taken at seven Pm barometer
23.22l; change, minus 123. Thermometer, 6 deg.
aoove zero; change. plus deg. Relative humidity,
81. Wind SW. Velocity OF wind, forty-six miles
per hour Dense clio uds on the mountain. Messrs
ClouQh and klmba went two miles down the noun
tain, ana found travelling very dangerous ON
account OF the ICY state OF the snow some places
sliding distance OF one hundred feet before they
could recover their fOothold. They found the
weather clear and pleasant below, aud returned in
safety, although much exhausted.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
THE COMMERCE OF DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 81, 1870.
The Trttune's review OF the commerce OF Detroit
for the,past year shows:-Recepts,of nour, 344 el9
bDs; wheat, 2,125473 bushels; corn, 411,o3s bush.
els; oats, 43s,o1s bushels barley, 37ao27 bushels;
dressed hogs 6.6l6.s5l; hides, 5.157s6O: wool
6,5s2gl7 pounds; cattle, 1920; sheep, 15s,33e;
boys lel, 7QZ.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
RELIGIOUS Exodus from Alaska.

telegraphic despatch from Victoria British
Columba) to the Russian Consul in San Francisco
has received In the latter city, stating that the
steamer Newbern had arrived there, and among the
passengers were Arch Priest Cedroebauskl Chief OF
the Consistory; the deacons. cheir holy vesry and
entire craft of the Russian Greek Church at Stka.
This body OF church officials, upon arrival here will
report to Bishop John, the chief ecclesiastical au-
thority OF the Russian Greek Church on the Pacific
Coast and will be added to the Church gnitaries
already here. new cathedral is about to be
erected, and when completed the services or the
Russian Greek Church will be conducted within its
walls with all the pOmp and solemnity for when 1t
Is remarkable.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record WIN show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In com
parlson with the corresponding day OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at HudnuI's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building, corner of Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
RELIGIOUS.
Services To-Day.

Services To-Day.
Rev. Dr. Thompson will preach this evening In the
Broadway Tabernacle church on "The Hand Of God
Seen IN the Shaking OF Nations"
Rev. Fred Evans will preach In the Central Baptist
church. Fortysecond street, this morning "Reli.
gious Education ofthe Young"
Rev. DR.. Mcylckar will preach this morning and
evening In the Church OF the Holy Light.
Rev. j. N. Pullman win preach this evening In the
Church OF Our Saviour on "A Mistake Somewhere
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity Rev Dr. Krotel breaches morning and
evening.
Rev. A. q. Wedekind breaches morning and even
ing in the English Lutheran Church OF 81. James.
Rev. J. J. Orvis breaches this morning and after
noon In the Presbyterian church, West Twentysec-
ond street.
Rev. DR.. wescott viii preach this morning and
evening In the Plymouth Baptist church. "Common
Schools are Support to Freedom" viii be the sub
ject OF the evening discourse.
'sThe Existence OF God and His Relations with
Men" win be the subject OF Rev. Mr.. Hepworths dis
course this morning, and "a Happy New Year, the
evening sermon.
Rev. Or. Morgan viii preach in st. Thomas
church this evening.
Rev. DR.. Carter viii preach In ST. Peters church,
West Twentieth street, this evening,
At Zion church full festival services win be held
morning and evening.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, having returned from
his visit to Florida will resume preaching to-day in
the Brooklyn Tabernacle. 1t being New Years
Day the sermon VIII be suited to the day. Halfpast
ten O'Clock A. M. and half-past seven O'Clock p NJ.
Rev. G. s. Robinson, pastor elect viii preach In
the Eleventh Presbyterian church. Fifty -nfth street.
this morning and evening.
''The Evan0elization OF the Wordo win be the
subject Of Rev. James Kennedy's discourse this
evening in the Harvard Rooms Sixth avenue and
Forty-second street. Services also In the morning
and afternoon.
Rev. Merrill Richardson breaches TINS morning
and evening IN the New England Congregational
church.
Rev. Charles F. Lee, pastor Of the Fifth Unver-
salist church, VIII preach in Pllmpton bnilding:"A
Sermon for the New Year-Life Tale"
Rev. c. 8. Narrower breaches this morning and
evening in ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
AT ST. Thomas church, Fifth avenue, services this
morning ana evening.
The new church of st. Ann will be dedicated at
half-past ten O'Clock this morning.
The Right Rev. g. T. Bedell, Assistant Bishop OF
Ohio WIN preach In the Church OF the Reformation
this morning and evening.
The Church OF the Heavenly Rest Fifth avenue,
will be opened for divine services this morning and
evening
Rev. E. @. Sweetser will preach this evening in
the church corner of Beecker and Downing streets
on .The Universast Idea Of Resurrection"
Mrs. Fannie o. Hyzer, of Baltimore, win speak
before the Society OF Progressive Spiritualists In
Apollo Hall this morning and evening.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

Ndme. County.
Edward Coyle. Albany.
Robt. G. Blackall, Albany.
Vim. ID. Murphy, Albany.
VIM. ID. Sunderiin, Albany.
Chas. N. Flenigan, Allegany
WIN. NJ. Elv. Broome.
s. C. Green, Cattaraugus.
G. v. B. Barse, Cattaraugus.
8. II. Hewitt, Cayuga.
Chas. H. Curtis, Cayuga.
n. p. Bemus, Chautauqua.
o. s. Winans, Chautauqua.
D. b. Hill, Chemung.
A. Shepardson, Chenango.
8. NJ. Weed, Clinton.
n, s. Randall, Cortland.
Bcnj. Ray, Columbia.
P. +. Cady, Columbia.
A. Bolt. Delaware.
J. II. Graham, Delaware.
Jas. A. Seward, Dutchess.
d. II. Muiford, Dutcness.
Geo. Chambers, Erie.
John Howell, Erie.
+. A. Alberger, Erie.
II. B. Ransom, Erie.
John M. Wilsey, Erie.
Z. II. DelanO, Essex.
Jas. II. Pierce, Franklin.
Mortimer Wade, Fulton.
Volney g Knapp, Genesee.
H. Van Steenburgh. Greene.
d. A. Northrup, Herkimer.
james johnson, Jefferson.
Oliver G. Wyman, Jefferson
David G. Aitken, Kings.
Smith q. Baylis, Kings.
Dominick II. Roche, Kings.
VIM. w. Moselev, Kings.
VIM. w. Goodrich, Kings.
Bernard Haven, Kings.
VIM. Wainwright, Kings.
Thomas +. Conselyea, Kings.
Jobu &. Jacobs, Kings.
Joseph Payhud, Lewis.
Rich'd johnson, Livingston.
David l.. Fisk. Madison.
Leonard &. kilham, Madison,
Richard ID. Cole, Monroe.
Volney +. Brown, Monroe.
George ID. Lord, Monroe.
W. Wagner, Montgomery.
NJ. Maai.an, lst dist, n. Y.
Dennis Burns, I'd dist, n. \.
John Hayes, Sd dist., N. Y.
John j. Blair, 4th dist, N. Y.
q. Il. Lontrel, 9th dist. n. Y.
T. J. Campbell, 9Th dist, N. y.
John Cary, eth dist, n. J.
NJ. NachimanE, 9Th dist, MY.
JAS. O'seii, 9Th dist, n. Y.
z. Flecke, 10Th dist. ". y.
l.. O'Brlen. llth dist, N. Y.
w. w. CVVk, l2th dist, N, x.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
Attack on an Insurgent Camp-Evidence Of the
LaboraDte's Work-Suicide Of n Cuban in
Prison.

TRINIDAD Dec. IA, 1870.
On the night OF the 10Th man named Juan Rod
rguez presented himself TO the troops outside Of
this CITY, stating that he belonged to the insurgent
band commanded by the mulatto Jose Maria Torra-
do, from whose encampment situated two leagues
from the city, he had been able to escape Guided
by him force was Immediately sent out
to attack the encampment, which was situa-
ted in the mountains known as Rincon de
la Luna. Tne insurgents were found ready TO move
at a moments notice, having doubtless been rem
dered suspicious by the absence OF Rodriguez. The
troops came upon an advance guard, who gave the
alarm, and on reaching the encampment found no
one A man named Jose Leonardo Ortega was
taken prisoner ana shot. There were tonnd in the
camp some provisions and other supplies, which
indicated that the aborantes in this city and
Cuslda are In communication with the insurgents
and are furnishing them with many necessares
On the morning OF the 18th was found nupg in his
cell with sheet Don Juan de Dlos TurIno recently
imprisoned for disloyalty In furnishing supplies
the Cubans in arms.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

ytSUUIudy
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 4s7.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

Inc southern conferences attacneO 10 LnlS CnurCn
number l56, 4l5-an increase Of 10000 The total
number OF members in the German Conference is
37,61s; in the four colored Conferences Qncudng
Llberla, 43, 26S
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The statistics OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
for 1870 are as fOllOws:-
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

On Friday night three burglars entered the house
OF the Rev. DR.. Bursel lpastor Of Church Of the
Epiphany In Second avenue), in Twentynrst street,
near Second avenue, and took away ffty.fve dol.
lars' worth Of lewery. belonging to Miss Dorothca
burtse. sister Of the priest. One Of the rascas,
named Caleb Gunner. was arrested. and upon being
arraigned yesterday at the Essex Market Police
Court was held to answer.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01

man, supposed TO be Warren P. Crandall, OF 143
East Sixty-second street, from papers found in his
possession, and who is about thlrty-fve years OF
age and ve feet seven inches In height, last evening
fel OF q railing at 29I Broadway and received
we're injuries, rendering him insenslble. He was
conveyed TO Park Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ETC.

Diplomas were presented tp the grad
uating class Of the Twelf-st Grammar School, yester-
day. by James W. Gerard.
The closing exercises of Brooklyn Public
School No. H. took place yesterday afternoon, In the
presence OF large audience.
The annual distribution of premiums to the
students Of st. Johns School took place yesterday after
noon at st. JOseph's Industrial School.
The Rev. DR.. Kennedy, a member of the
Methodist Book Committee from Ohio, will preach to-
morrow morning at the seyenth-st. M. L. Church.
The annual distribution of premiums to the
pupils of the Academy Of Visitation Brooklyn, took
Mace Yesterday afternoon This academy is under the
charge OF clustered order OF Sisters. Bishop Laughn
and large number Of the Roman Catholic clergy were
present.
The Brooklyn City Guard Co. G, of the 18th
Regiment N g. N Y, celebrated lite 10th anniversary
yesterday at Bergen Point, N. j. Lieut. ]. H. Hunter
commanded and SO muskets were carried. Gold medals
orhe best shooting awarded TO ex First Serg VIII
Clough and Private +. II. Hoton. banquet was'fOl-
low by and responses and the day closed with
mo 0nRbt parade