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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28
mo-. &
Compressed Air as Il Motive Power.

A Portland (Mc.) correspondent of
the Boston Advertiser. says;
Tne experiments which Mr.. Robert
Spear has recently made in this city
upon compressed air as a motive pow
er, have made very considerable
sensation among men Of all classes--
Mechanics, manufacturers, capita lists.
and inventors. 1t is evident that in
certain branches Of manufacture D.
complete rcyol ution must follow up.
on the general introduction Of this
simple and economical substitute for
steam or wa crpowcr. Whether on
gincS Of very high pressure can be
successfully worked by this new agen.
cy iss.ill dcbatcablc question among
our Intelligent mechanics. Mr.. Spear
has invented governor which. a1
easily controls tho pressure as tho
governor Of steam engine. lie
claims that air can be compressed in
the reservoir to an extent double the
power Of the engine that comprcssos;
thereby saving very large per cent.
IN fuel that tho pipes can bo cxtcn-
dcd to an almost Indefinite extent
and tho obstacle of friction, which pre-.
vious experiments have found almost
Impossible to deal with. is, by n sim.
pie invention of Mr.. Spears entire.
y overcome. The necessity of long
lines of shatting in large shops IS
thereby obviatcd, and each workman
becoming, as it were, his own enein-
oe!, the work of Keeping largo en-
g'nc constantly running when perhaps
only small part of tho factory's ma.
chlncry is in motion, is done away
with. MIR. Spear atllrms that tho
tidal force at Tukcy's bridge alono is
sufficient to furnish compressed air
for all tho machinery ia this noigh
borhood, and that tho water power at
the lower falls Of the prcsump p scot,
if applied to the same purpose, would
give II sufficient power For manufaot.
uring city Of hundreds Of thousand
Of inhabitants.
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CONGRESSIONAL

sENAfE.-After our report closed, discus-
SION was continued on the Georgia Senator shi ma
question at some Length but without disposny
OIL the subject the Senate. at $50, went into ex,
ecutive session. and soon after adjourned.
HoC SE--After our report closed the hill n
enable honorshly discharged soldiers And an.
ofs, heF widows and orphan children, to sc-
HoNgsTRAps
on 'he pubic lands of the United STATES was
pdsseu WIN out two votes in the negative
mos, ,no on Z lcson (Na) and Smith (Oregon)-yeas
The Speaker laid before the House the
.. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
requesting committee of conference ON the
question at issue between the two houses A. IN
we lights OF the Senate to originate the bill re
psJling the Income TAX.
Nc conferences was agreed to, aud Massrs
h0Oper. Allison and voorhees, were appoint a
6)n,eTCes on the part OF the House.
Mr.. Poland, from the Committee on the r.
tking testimony in Cases pending in the depart
me ats. Passed.
Mr. Dawes then reported from the Committee
on APPROPRIATIONS bill apprOpTi lting SIj Cln
for the expenses Of investigating committees of
the House. Passed "a
On motion OF Mr.. Logan. the Senate substitute
Tor the bill a5oilShng the Off srs of Admiral and
Vice Admiral of the navy was nor-conrnrr,.,, -
ara committee OF conference asked
Sir. Butler. Mass, } from the
COMMITTEE On RECONSTRUCTION
reported back, with a recommendation that "
90 pass, the Senate hill prcscribi NC an oa,h of
once 10 be taken Icy persons WhO paTticipat ri in
the Ia, rebellion but who are ne di, IN Allied
from holding office by the fourteenth amend.
ment OF the Constitution.
without d'SpOSIng OF tue question, the Hor.,
at 80 O'Clock, adj iurned
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EVENING STAR.
THE ~ AR.
List NIGHTS TELEGR1NS.

The following importtnr items OF war news
we're received here lasr night:
TIE TERMS or T4E ARMISTIJE IN
Full.
LONDON. Jan. Stu. agmiStice in France
tegius instantly at Paris, aud three days later
ga the Departments. and expires at noon on
February i9th. The line Of division between
lie GeTmarS and French forces separates into
two portions each of the Departments Of Calva-
r1s and bTne. The Germans hold those of
SaTtE. Indie ct Lore. L0Ir. It Cher, Loire and
Ouue. The net bOTh1g4 - JuFa il eNpected
rom the provisions OF the armistice, which
nc Ute the naval force at ppth Powers in all
t4rt- Of the world The Ter vi the capitulatio1
a-e that prisoners OF war ~ 10 remain in Paris
during the 2Imistice. having first surrendered
;hesr arms. The Nati0Uu Guard and the
CcudaTme5 are TO retain ia -ir arms. a are also
the police. All Ffanc-tireurs are 10 be Ciisban led
The German prisoners are 10 DO exchanged
and the public funds are ~ remain in Paris.
. &c execution OF the term OF she Convention
Proceeded Yesterday without inteTruutt5D.
Postal communication between London ani
Paris is Tecqened.
ANOTHER POSTPoNEVENT OF THE
CONFERENCE
loNnoN- Jan. %l.-Thv rea. semblirg OF the
Conference "a again postponed, in consequence
JsC Illness OF Earl GrsU-ile.
TIE ARMIES STILL MOVING
IpSB ~. Jan. Si.-A- TIE French forces were
a..,in advancing south 90 the Loire, the PFus
-,auS destroyed the hr.tse at BlOis. rhi
~,OPpsd their advance, aud the French subss-
ensHtlv T9treated sOsthward. The FOIrih
rIussian reserves took 90 prisoners at Potte-
vdUtc.
THE GERMANS ENCLOSING THE
FRENCH ON THE FRONTIER.
LONDON. Jan. Sl.-General Manteutfci
eBClOses the army OF Bourbaki on the Swiss
frontier. lie overlook the retreatng French
west OF POntq~lier, and captured ChappOy and
'S0mbI ecGprt " tn 3,0t1 prisoners and SIX guns.
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AUCTION SAL is.
THIS AFTERNOON.

pY THOS WAGGAMAs
- H al Estate Bruk r S.S "A tisur-r
Na>1'r e-pH Gtorget pf.irs So - op. p ~
iRUNI tE> SALE pF An Eit:Hf IN va
.Ntt HUlSE, ON tn STREET WEST.
fE WEES MARYLAND AVENUE AM =
.Tbbt S0t1H.
k7S By virtue - DR. Of trust dat n-tu'.ar
fs2 l2th. lci6 srd recorded 81. JiheT n Il
ss-sA. Nc Y. 'otI. 353, g. = the lad rrHr
iff asi - gton couriy tn upder>i re1. rus
h ."' rcdr.>t - n p.rry secured - ~. W.
..'tr II Iubiic auc tin, IN ~EpSESp ', Err.Y
s# t-'. 1871 a clock D m.. ca ~, D. i.a9. pl
.- F'ait ~ G or parcel % ErHutd <tii CIfs ut
q H- .'.fs't SHOWN and de-crih q ns-' "a ts4-
'tatl &c urte-n (1i,l n sgaar- aumb -rgI -H-
."-nT'a 49, hfty-'rrre, tS52.l neg 1Il. Cog -.
-- t q . nj IN fOta str~-t We-f. -sgIf"Hf.
.tfh - m southeast cCrusT a. said lnt and r--.-
IA . n htttrn feet aud fJnr iur9e- IA ne VS.
lf~ ~ 'ifr le-' 'su an Sue haH inch. -Ql TO-.
hence Goth fifteen feet an fopr inches fhnrca es=t
ffraty"iue feet aud ten aud .1a half inches % in.
piact - giuNiIg
Tc'ms: SS0c,sh; bslsncn and g rroafh. AZ
robr ryHJcrug and stamps az the cos of she purha
-rr. $50 down day of sale.
asff.2t Taos. Z r w 9GGssS, S'g su.r.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The undersigned will sell fot 10 days only, com.
mencing this day, JANUARY IS, the
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
consisting Of Celicoes. Alpacas Dress Goods OF all
ing in fact every article in the
DRY GOODS LINE.
The stock will be positively closed ont wifhout re
serve. and at great sacrifices,
Ocme early and secure harRaiap.
Remember the place,
zoe 7th street, between I and K.
JH-6t b. SAMSTAG, Ag;.
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fY GREEN h WILLIAMS, suctioneers,
- No $40, southeast corner 9TH and u 81

pY GREEN h WILLIAMS, suctionserE,
- No 319, southeast corner 9TH and - sts
1RUSTEES SALE OF VALt ABLE PROPERTY
IN INloNTONS. AT AUCTION.
ora ON FRIDAY, the 81 day of February, Is7i
E;.H shall sell, ia front Of th- promises, a q
AsAo clock M, by virtue of decd oT trust the
subscriber, bs "a ing date the 6th day Of February
loo7, aLo recorded IN Liber Il II, No. 81 Ito ils
&c one o The laui records Tor the County Of Wn-h-
irgtou, in the District Of Columbia. the following
named pTopaTty, lying and being in niontown IN
the .cunty Of W s-hiu gton. District lur-.aif. viz
P'rf OF Lot thirty seven (a) AID ali OF Lots thirty
light md Unity nine (S5 aud 3ll Ia ID down on TIE
ground plan plat of said UniOBtown, (the cnur-.
and dist will be more fully showa on day oi
ssle,l with the iuproVe ments, which are a : -nd
Dwelling House, &C This property fronts on On
zoe street.
Terms Of sale: One-thri cash, (of which 8 100 viii
t"requfed paid down when the property is sold:
balance il SIX and twelve months; the haser L.
give notes for the deferred pay ments, bearing in
iertst frcm day of sale. A ds"d given and deed Of
trGs taken. All convey ance and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. And if the full terms not complied
v lth IN ten days. the Trustee the ght TO
resell the property by yertsing such resale hree
Washington. AGREEN, Trustee
de6l swSd3t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Q
u. 7. HELMBOLD'S ROSE Ha>f

Al eaceilent Lotion for diseases .Tisus sroas haf
% di--lbatish used IA Connection with the Ektr.
buchu sD9 Sarsaparil "a, IN sucb dissss A. ltco5I
msnoed Evid nee OF the most resp5asibfe aa1 D..
,lAtie character will accompany the m-iiriUe-
Also explicit directions fos use. otGa aR4 Frsgs
thousands living Witnesses. and u?wsrf- Of - -
unsolicited certificates ana reoomfn nus. o-Y iet..rz
many 81 which are from the highest s0oare- Iulia.
lLE eminent physicians. clersymon- statesmen. &
The Proprietor has never resort.1 20 their pahl,-
tios il the new .papers. he does d. thi. from H.,
tact that his articles rank IS stand ard Prpar.ns
and co net need 10 be propped up nv certihca'-s
The Science o: Medicine. like the Dsric Colrltlf.
should stand simple, pure, majestic, having "a
Tor ITS basic. Induction for 'ts p.nsr. ard Trrtf
alone for its Capital.
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10y GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
H Southeast corner 7th and ID street
TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In DEFREES STREET, AT AUC.

TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PhvPERTf IN DEFREES STREET, Al AUG.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th d Az
Va: 81 July A. II l670, aud duly recOried in Liber
No DIS, folio lc!. one OF the land records for
Warrington county, in the District Of Columbia,
shall at the request u the party secur thereby
sell, On the sremises, WEDNESDAY, the sfh
day II February. a. B!l, ut O'Clock o. IN . all
that certain psce parcel OF ground lying and being
IN the city of v ashfngton, and being known and
d.tinguished as lot numbered sixty i've, (65J in
Shepherds subdivision If square numb red six hun
dred and twenty three (6l3J The improvements
thereon consist OF nearly new two story and base
ment Brick Dwelling, conveniently arranged, with
bath, &c.
re,ms of saie: Five hundred dollars I'm cash of
which $40 must be paid down when the property il
struck Of and the balance tor promissOry notes of
SlO each bearing interest from DAY OF sale psy
at intervals OF three months each. ely and
respectively secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. All conveyancing and stamps at the Cost
OF the purchaser Ii the purchaser should fail to
comply with the terms In five days, the Trustee re-
servee the right to resell the property risk aud
cost Of cefaRltng purchaser after week 4 noico
In srme newspaper published in Washing civ
ID. T.. MARTIN d, BOB HER, Trustee
GREEN Williams,
JAZZ, 00 Repub Auctioneera.
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dAkssts.D.
NOUSG-U hRGE>HEiMtR On the 2d nit,
- tie Rev. Sr. Gib-on NJ CAREISuTOs
iCJ Nc L. >. Navy u Miss NELIA UERGE<-
HEiMk Il, daughter Of tf- IA 10 q s. Herg--heiJ
% Baltimore Bait" ptErr- please copy
,AMPBELL-FALCOSE2 Jaauary 7Ist AZ the
resiCcECe 4 the brides prr-'.ts by the Rev ! q
smith JAMES CAMPBbLL 10 EMMA "
FAIttNER No csTd-
DAY jsnuary Il, l77C. I'm + DAY, at his
moth e. .. HI-. Am WCs4-. n u street. bet g. n
O. sfia sch -f-eets. Island.
fUseIzl u take place ~ "a O'clock a n FEB 81 .
rel q, gE1 aC .uaintsnCr- T e. invited t. attend
hABRI>. OI the 1t in=t, EDW ARD, infant son
g samuel -Hd sarah Ha.Ti-.
Friends q the fsnii iAy,t 4 20 a tend service
~ residence. corner of ll'h and streets, 8 E AT
clCcs. tie u int.
SIMb~. On the 27th Il Jauuary, ISL, ROBERT
4 siNMS- aged - years. Hi- remains ware re-
tuoNec 70 Baltimore for intrTmant. Rep
IS The funeral Of Mrs MATILDA YOUNG will
iAEe Piac clock 20 morrow. February 2I from
hor residence $40 q stree. Th' friends Of m.
ismiI. ar- ieEPeeifally invited .. attend.
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II s. MARSHAL'S SALE,

In virtue ef writ Of deri facias issued from the
lerk office Of the supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia and 10 me directed. will SELL at public
ssle for Cash in front of the Court sc door Of
s ,s,d issret, on fri the Sd day Of February
1nfefes in aRd 20 Lots Nos ] and b, of JoseDh
boss subdivision Of Lots Nos l0 and II, Of kiesrd
sons lsion Of square west Of Sluare No SIS.
In the city Of Washingto ID. o., together with ali
and singular the i'm provemsnts thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property OF Joseph g. Ress, and
viii be sold to satisfy execution No. SO, Judicnis g.
ret Benson. ALEX'R Sd APP
lAlt Ia Y. 3. Marshal, D. q,
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Most Of the above lots well wooded and wa
tered will be sold whole in lots to suit the
views Of ruTchaHrs-
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in one and
two years
For particulars apply 10
FRANCIS VALDENAR. Uolesylle.
frl " m iftth Moltgl merry county. nd.
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Ny Extract earsapsriils IL u Bi-oc Partner Ia
ENtract buchu ID Diuretic. and viii a. such II
all Eases.
Both are prepared on purely scientirc principle
90 cdoto-ano are the most active measSrer OF -
that cal be made. A ready and copctuE,,e Is. sii
be comgarison OF their properties with .oo.e 90
forth in the following works;
Bee DisDebsatoEy OF the United State
bee Professor DEwEKs' valuable work. ON tBs
Practice # PhyGic.
See remarks made By the celebrated DR.. PHYse
Phila.
Zee remarks made b. DR.. gPE RAIk MCDvwELl
Accelerated Physician end Member Of the Roys
College q Surgscn; Ireland. and published in tn
Bee Medico- OhirurgioA Review, published b,
BEN'r TRAvBRs, Bsllev q the eoysi college o.
Surgeons.
SSes nosl Of the late standard vork3 on Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

H.T.HELMBoLDS ExTRACTBUcH.r

HI. HELMBOLD,S EXTRACTBUCHr
90 se@AHess arising from Excossa- a.a.r. ., ~
lowing Symptoms: IA" 81 .
lDoispositiUu % Exertfs, Is I'd. p,
LOs- OF Aslaory. pirs-n.tT g ~.
" eak Nerves. Trs1,SI'gc II "i0s'n'at
Horror Of u .sease NaE-f..-,s.
ilmnese oi Vision, Pan - -. 10.
p,. iiaAi n - 49,, tiushiug g tine q ..s
universal lRssitufa of p.fi!s ,,--r-,..-,., -.
the Muscular Sy sgsus
,, ihsse symptons; II allowed 60 so On (which tlf
hie0iciae Invariably Te,a0yes,l 5000 tnl ig~-
FATCITE. EPILEPrIO FITS. &c
10 one OF which tue patient may eNpr~ Wao r.,
"a ,heb are not Urea entIY followed ~ thoa. ffl
INSANITY AND COAsyNP.guss
asny are aware Of the cause of the-- s1....,. s.-
ho.e NliI c"niess The records 81 III insane a. I'm
sLl the melancholy c-aihs by con-yif orion r.
N1tie Nithess L. The truth Il the assertion
me CONSTITUTION, once affected 81 ss.-aF..r x.--
uee, requires The aid g medicine 70 strtr-rl-S =.
70. E9i ate he ~ sttU, which II + H.L NRpI,p
hhlhatEeF BCfHT INV .rial " .-g- =,
VIII Convince the most scepticAl
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Seeamshivs Z. a. KNIGHT
JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CITY, -eAnA
Eisl ~, make regular weekly trips between aSfER
iNGTOM, AND GEORGET0WN. As follows
Leave ns nHw fOHh from Pier %, East River, ever,
SATUkDA1.M4 p. IN. Leave 0EOR0ETOWN
every fhtDAr Ut .. m, and ALEXANDRIA ths
For full information, apply to B. p DEN
HAM. Agent, once and wharf foot OF High street
Georgt town. or at the corner Of 18th street and New
York avenue.
Iell-tf j. w. TH0Mp20 preutAane
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DRY GOODS.

Wv fORh AfLLS, wAMSUrrA,
ANDROsCOGGlN, FRUIT OF LOOM,
BATES, HILLS, LONSDALE,
UTICA, PBPPERELL,
WARREN +. AND PEOUOD
We Eava all 90 the above named brand. or
BLtAt RIB SHEETtNGS and SuIRTISt;S from,
one YARD WIDE TO TWO AM H.IE
AESS WIDE, which We arr selling by the pi. ce AT
manufacturers prices.
JOS. j. NAV.
Ia1l-Sst o39 p-un-y lyani, avenue
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SH0RTREf AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ CSC fAs ksehmosd, Etedtvscksbsys
ead Pcsenae Ltns-eteamerSl leave
Seventh street Wharf, tWice, daily
rec, Sos PeInsylvaaia avenue. myI7- q
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DUbLIC SALE OF THE VILLaGE Of
L COLE5VILLE. MUNTGoMERY COUNTY,
L. A

Ia The subscriber will Offer At public sale Oh
E;z The PREMISES. on SATU kDAi, the - h Of
SA February, 1871 at IL m all that valuabl-
tract OF land emb ing the village Of Cole.viii-
IN Montgomery county. Nd, Containing 49, acr =
Ot lauf. The Improvements consist of q large Hot-
Building, Store and Dwelling house. IA Tavern
D"use large Barn, with ali necessary buildings
also, cOnfortHb ie Teuemeht ON Lot No. 4 with ont
buildings. This is the most desirsbt1property ia At
has been in the market for ia this part OF the
country. being located - miles from " ash!ugtuu
city. directly on the turnpike from said city 10
SANDY Spring: mies from the MetrOp Jlitan rail
roar ana , miles iron the ,snin. Branch q
the Baltimore asj Ohio railroad tho Laurel Branch
n.w locatsd) will pass within one aud hal
lies OF the properly. The neightorhosd il rapid
improving. chuIcbe-. schools, mills. &C., adjoining
The preperty-is fact no better location can be found
for any kind Of business mechanical trades This
property has been divided into II lots, all fronting
the turnpike snd on good public rOsds, as follows
LOT M 4 Atrrt, IN
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NJ OF Mt VEEE NON
The steamer ARROW, Captain Stackpole, having
is@porsiy iss essa Of ' ,ha the
mac river. will resume her reguia rzeR1<zAsEi
DAILY TRIPS To MOUNT VERNON, To-
MORROW (Tuesdayb MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
TT M The foot Of 9TH street.
The mansion and grounds at Mount Vernon ha-a
recently been put in com lete repair; new green
houses and conservatories have been erected, and
beautiful walks and roads have been added, to make
IL still more attractive TO those who wish to IN AXE
pilgrimsse TO the tombs Of the immortal Washing
ton and his beloved consert. jal6- n
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NEW Express LINE. VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA. WASH
INGTON ARD GEORGETOWN,
Regular sailing day from Il North Wharves,
PhiiadoHste. 0Af0RDAH, st nm. ~DADn
WEDNEoDAY, ct .. m D
Freight received q any tine.
Apply to HYDE 8 fYLEk, 63 Water ssrsee,
SsiSsfsso:Tn ~ so GS A:1an
khue0eiyhfo. 6l-ly
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~ HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
ace mt OF the iDcemsncy of the weather until
MONDAY, The 9th day of february, at tn, ; ,rnt
hour aud place. Py order Of the Trustees
feld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf bA \. Z ADDISON Auc.ioneer
New Hnr.e and Ca riags Bsyaar
Nos 2i1, 1I3 2iS Eleventh 3 -lutI - >,
Iue. and SO 1910 q street north
The New York herald., 1871-05-19

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Presbytcrian General Assembly.
CHICAGO, May IL, I

CHICAGO, May ~, 1871.
The seconu General Assembly Of the Reunited
Presbyterian Church convened nj seven O'Clock
this forenoon In the First church. with SIG commits
sioners, several hhndred OF whom are not yet IN
attendance
The Assembly was opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Eells OF Cleveland, and continued by singing The
242d hymn.
The venerable Rev. Dr Musgravc. OF Philahel-
pna, tDen addressed the Throne OF Grace, after
which the 3,O07th hymn was sung followed by u
sermon OF the occasion by DIR. J. Trumbuli Backus
the retirDg moderator, from Epheslans, w., 16 The
spirit OF the discourse was life and membership or
the Church not hmited To the Invisible Church one
visible being implied the purposes OF said Church
being edifying in love AMI perfection OF Christian
character win application To the occasion.
The ediice was crowded In every part and rapt
attention was given 10 the services.
The Rev. Drl. Eells and Han arc prominently men,
TONED IN connection with the election OF new
Moderator
The New York herald., 1871-05-19

The school ship La Trinidad, OF the spanish Navy,
has been in our harDor for several days, and Will
likely sail for Spain on the 25th inst. She is small
craft, carrying ten guns, and is commanded BY Cap
tatn Msnuel Pasquin, and mis- subatcrn offcers are
Pedro Paente, fansiine Mergonnaier. feoro Aymure,
nave neen cnjoying themselves for several days In
visiting the Navy Yard, arsenais and other points of
Interest Tiie last port visited before this was
HAVANA where shc turned over number ut men "
The SPANISH " ar vesse,A M that hArbOr.
The New York herald., 1871-05-19

The spanish Frigate Gerona.

Tnc Spanish frigate Corona arrived in our harbor
yesterday, and now lies of pier No. North river.
She built in 1851, carries nfty guns, and Is now
from santiago dc Cuba. Her complement OF sailors
and marines is complete, and everything about ner
shows neatness and discipline. The object OF ner
VISIT Is to go into dry dock aud nave her oo,toih
cleaned, alter which she Will await sailing orders
Commander ID. Rodrigo Medrano and her oaner
officers Messrs. Jose LaDo, Luis PaIri .eilo pas-
tarrec1e Jcse Ferrer. Julian Garcie Matthias klto,
Rafael X. Perra, Juan Jones, Angel Lopez ana sur
ReOns Buiz and M0nhcrde. The Gcrona wiz ,y nAeiy
rrema,p I'm tne waters OF New YORK for two weeks
before receiving sailing orders.
The New York herald., 1871-05-19
THE CENSUS OF NEW YORK.
Statement Of the Population Of the State
by Counties, Cities and Towns.
TOTAL POPULATION 100000.

The following table gives the population Of the
State according to the OF 1S70 classified into
native, foreign, white and colored. except in New
York county, where the whole population Is
dumped" In one total. The cause OF this vexatious
hiatus 10 said to be the confusion that prevailed
here relative TO the taking OF the census last sum-
mer, and the fact that the President and the Mayor
both ordered new census to be taken:-
The New York herald., 1871-05-19

FTTTShUkI, tn, MAY TS, NH
The second qnadrcnnial session OF the General
Conference OF the Methodist Non Episcopal Church
commenced here yesterday morning Mr.. +. NJ
Pierpont, Of West Virginia was elected permanent
chairman, being the first instance IN The history OF
American MethOdlsm where "a iayman has been
chosen to tins odlce. seventy live delegates were
present, and thirty more are expected today.
The New York herald., 1871-05-19
Presbyterian General synod.

PHILADElPuIk, May Is, ISTI.
Tho General Synod of the Presbyterian Church ~
IN session. II was opened with prayer by the retir
ing Moderator, Rev. Dr. Mcleod. Rev. A. Thomp-
son was elected Moderator Rev. Dr. Mcleod Stated
clerk and Rev. Mr. Nevn Woodside Assistant
Clerk. The Synod then adjourned IN afternoon.
The New York herald., 1871-05-19
CATASTROPHE At NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, May Is 1871.
A boat containing three young men went over
the Horseshoe Fails this afternoon. Their names
and res,depcas unknown.