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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-04
THE COURTS.

BURGLARS AND EMlGRANf sWINDLERS WARNED
Judge Bedford, in charging the Grand jury
Yesterday directed their attention burglars and emf
grant swindlers a. follows:
GENTLEMEN: Before separating from You this morn
Ink deem II my duty TO direct your attention Ia the
fact that OF late The crime OF burglary has been greatly
the increase Ia this city ask you, therefore, 10 act
promptly In every case OF this character which VIII be
presented 10 You regard burglars as belonging Ia the
worst and dangerous class o the lawl portion
Of this community and do hold That every profe5-
sOnal burglar lwho enters during The night time dwell
ing hOse win bur gdIiUus supplements Tor burSarOuS
purpose, and armed for the OccasOn) enters with ir
Ia his heart, and Il need De, to take life. PROBES
hunal burglars therefore, should DE regarded not Ony
tlneYc- but Wuuld-bc IuurdsTefs. Consequently,
gentlemen, ask you promptly 90 ind Indictments IN
an these eases aud every legitimate conviction this
court Will the fuil penalty prescribed ~ Law.
desire also, at tnis time, specially 10 call your atcu-
ton 10 q class OF criminals known "A, emlgrauj sWId.
lers because. az this " the year. thousands OF
poor eigIans doc kiug shores 10 batter thcr
condition. Tuey Zee from uuroqued toll in Europe 10
the rcmuncred labor fields OF America, arriving
here many instances almost penniless and always
frendess hold that the devoid Of all princi-
pie and deprtyed in rob these poor strangers
Is base enough to commit almO, any crime, ana should
punished promptly aad 10 the full extent OF the law
Therefore II any such come before YOU hope you
will act speedily in the premises, and your efforts to
stop this cruel aud ncfdriOus business shall meet with
hearty cooperation 10y The DistctAttorhey ana myself
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THE PORK PACKERS' CONVRNTIO-.
he porl1-packcrs and provision dealers doing

The porl-packcrs and provision dealers doing
business the Produce Exchange met there yesterday
afternoon consider the subject Of the Convention to
held in Cincinnati Sept. 10, by members or their
ranch Of trade of the several p0rkpacinS and proVl-
sion centers. Abraham S. Jewell presided, and j. W.
MeCu0ch acted az Secretary.
Mr.. Orr addressed the meeting. and trusted That the
members present would fully realize the importance OF
the coming Convention, and the commercial benefits to
be derived rum it, deliberations, ana hoped that com
ntee would be appointed 10 represent NewfoFk at the
Cincinnati Convention. one object OF this Convention,
understood create uniformity at all the pork
packing points. when Ncw-Y0rk purchased in the West
wanted receive meats &c. that would DE currchJ
everywhere. At present all porkpacking points have
different standards, and Wh'n their goods come here
hey lO not conform 10 Ncw-YOrk Standards.
j. w. McCuOch also addressed the meeting, ana
pointed out many abuses which the Convention should
remedy particularly regards the frauds perpctrated
inspec Chicago and else where, and from which
had recently suffered. Remarks we're made by Mr.
Sinclair and others, and "A committee or i've was ap-
pointed consisting the following: George d. Cragin
Inspector A. l.. orr TeceIver; samuel Daley, shipper;
j. v. McCuilocn, broker Albert :. Roe, packer Inc
President, Nj Jewell afterward added 10 the com
tntttCC OF Delegates.
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sTREEr IMPROVEMENTS DEFERRED.

The Committee of the Board of Alderm en-
on Streets deferred yesterday. until Oct 3, further
ton on the resolution widen Broadway, on the east
side from seventcenthst. 70 Twentysecondst and to
widen the cariaeeway and sidewalk Of Fifthave south
OF Thirty fourtlst Action deferred on account OF
the OF Alderman Gsey, who opposes and Alder
man Conover who fvors the resolutions. Many OF the
property holders interested present and they ex
pressed themselves highly satisfied with the course
pursued by the Committee, berase il gives them urther
time preparoth against the proposed widening
A. Bartlett contcnded that the Board OF Aldermen had
nothing whatever do with widening streets aud that
they can be widened only the Board % Street Open
ngs on recommendation of propcrty-hoderS Alderman
Joyce Who Is member Of the Committee agreed win
Pr Bartlett Further action on the resolution D. widen
the sios~alkH Of Thirty fOurthHt. from FOurtaYe 10
EHtA N'ei' wac poslpqned tn DeIl Tuesday, at j. ~
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Tho constant occupation OF the mind Is OF great I'M,
pOrance and all possible means that be devised 10
attain this end should be used. 1t may be thought
hopeless task 10 educate the people 10 such An eXsh ~
10 make these ideas generally practicable. do not
think so. With the energetic manner IN winch tIN
TRIBUNE has entered into the business belieyo oa
ough reformation may be effected In very short uo,
that In few years every town WI na,D "
home for its insane. which will be ~ quiet anu coos
able residence any country seat OF the most W
gent and opulent citizen OF the place; and wneneVer
resident, returning from fatiguing journey tIOteI
the South, IL excited by excessive heat or u w.
by the fevers OF the countries through whcn ne VA
passed he may be glad 10 he sent TO such place, ad
his friends may expect speedy cure as was ehcoS
az 'eN " ~ LEWIS ". LEEDS
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lo hldnns Orleans, Nja1oi bs sales o. Tia day sin est
70 VO bales including 800 br Speculation and export
Loypoy, Bept 81 y, m.-srie Railway shars., 4Gt
P.Rp Sept IA. m.-Rsntes opeaei At 35f 80
Sept ia D. m-lbe breatsa1s msftef erctd
Wbeat lf9Dy per GENITAL for CAfois Whit; n1i1JZS for Rel
Western Spring ami 5dlJ FOR Rel Winter P,I 3 Dbl for
Canal Corn ~ 9dsi per Peas 1 qaftef Tor
Canadian
LosD0S, Sept 81 p mA-Rre Raj way shares, CO..
LoSDos Sept as m.ehnsd PetSolsam, lGf@7l gallon
Talow. ~ PER e-t
9 FOR the account Uutc States Ryetsn Bon 1866, DID, g
lst1s ga Ten ros s Neg Fyes ss Ere Railway shares, Ji
p.ats Sent D m.-Rrntes cose1 az 5lfr Soc
LysRpocL Sept $50 mCSton closed unchaneed she sale.
Of The day been bales including 1000 for speculation and
e,n The market and Fabrics ~ Manchester hme and
an i,aneo 10 poe demanded which bnJers refuse gse ne
esu,s of for three days have bel SOl
quarters ncsng 900 American Cheese GgS g cat Tor tie best
.ro. Of American nned Petroleum, 6snl1 per salon
AsTvKRp scot 3-Petrolenm, t3f for Pine Pale American
IyyaPooI Sept ng-CommoD koan, 2ibdJ per eHt
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Bryyuo sept 3Csle-Reeps TO-DAY. FPS bead making the
total supply thus pa head so go
Ion the week A. anticipated the receipts haye been
greatly 10 ths short suppy the market opened act
COOL ca. l weeks closing prices hut With evident
tendency. stock shade On; about Oo head ds
Illinois Liza l4i2 ~
% 2j0S1 % do do averaging l,Sij o. private
~ Michigan steers, Ringing from i,lOi l2 D. at - t3D
- from 0l2 l,ilk ID
- 25 10 DO lD0 10 az - 30 3I Mis-
Ringing $50 1885 H. SO 3d RI zS lO ONO
steers ranging g8j J5 TO- at - a 80 Ss 20 STATE steers
averaging coo 3D. 80 % % Terra steers averaging $50 d. At
- ~
SmEsP-Recep, to-day bead making The supply for the week
thus lar head against like number M the time last week
the market fairly opened prices rae at last weeks rates for
eood sheep
oGs-Receps to-day head making the total supply the
1909 head, 1880 head for the sane time last
dali from ale OF IRON last weeks closing
sales ga head michigan hogs ranging rom 5 To $50 no. At 80
WArEXTOwN. Mass Sept Beef Ca,teRaceipis, 1871 head
prices remain steady best ordinary grades
Choice $)0 30; First Quality
81 Quality Third Quality. "A 51d rs So
Sheep and LambsRecept 92if head opcned with
the
n Al ~ .Od 50 each. Extra - sra - %
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sEw-ToRg d.


CLEARED.
Steamship ediannia tBrl Greg GlaSog. fecier,o1 Bro
Steamship Leo Dearborn. Savannah, Ga iiuraL Fer, IN
Steamship James Anger LocAvovi Chahsso = C. Hear Mo-
steamship wy,noE. Couch Richmond, CITY Por ard sor'sn on
ss!s.n.si0 Soyesy. Shaw, Pal.lelph,
Steamship pa I'D Doase '' Pm eoi, flri s.ID Co.
s.esu'aip vni,, WI Vice. 1. Phdephs pms
steamship Gancas Walden. Boston. N. " Dmocs.
Bark itu BI i sYsl nBo 1o re f,i S ssE ys
bar. k Mp.ryS ot srs',so Cork g, od R9ssh e' Co.
B s 4 1do S: hs,' .s ME- s,, aoar'p9
Bag Karen Dan uteha Hamburg ords, Punch. Eys Co.
Bs s Pare Pare G ssl p Jss.su fs'. a S "' q"
ssg W st y.'ss a,S bo,.; s % nps s g.
schr MaEska. Sawyer, Jacksonville sanpo1, Clapy
scar john scns'. Heath, Jics.ea'in,.
S SS4I Sam $oi .f SasSE ' Tiu Si4'' y
sss F r. T. :' SAITH si S;! yisi1n' ''
Arrived.
son4p BpSG G Ger H., LGs. e. g'co A'' % A.. s''S
steamship Manhattan @Oo4hu Charleston 4 c. Nth Od's ard
Ship Cornelius GhaaeB Ghsn Jay 49, and I,e Of w,
Brig Carlo (I.al1 Llaro Missiles II days Nth Diss
Big Aauie CoIas IBrj McDOIsd wludsor y e. siu rlas
S Sesr' ~ - sP 9sl Ph'T 1 s.faa~ y,,,.
SSSf 3 3 P r iSS e. FSeSs ytSa a'
schr. D. Z. Saver, Soper Virginia
schr = J. Hoyt. Crlnner Virginia
scHooSsEs-RySR AND co,srxns
Thos Hr Roetl1L j. Der sew,listsn
peaWare, kOcknd. LendTck FISH, Pfoydent$
WIN. Graz. Sto1nybrOok H. =. bean, Tsnaton.
Mediator Fal kser. Msralla-, Pall River
Caroline Kenze Providence A. J. Williams, stanford
Angler, Wareham l.. J. kaynor. Prov demo.
ksye1s Wing Providence Tun.s Bodne, Providence.
Wn Marsh Pr1yileuoe Belle, Bridgeport,
LIBERTY Mercer, Bridgeport
Escort, Bridgeport. Adilzl Yrnns
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sOsrOS. Sept 3-Aruved. steamship Oynp1s, from bfsVoJJ
Caste from Chre,tlai Hardsbarz from Bacm.r
FORTRESS MONROE. Va SEPT 3-PaHd n or Baltnor b1rn
Kate ane schr Alfred Xeene Passed bng I.aa Tor Pce Y. K
bng China. and schr. Armada.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 9The Canai a. Steamship hgcns u ses
surfer from Ses orr Au "a Liverpool arrived hs a. eoss
this morning.
LvERPoor sept The Allan Lne steamship PeruVian Smith ~
rr.yelb be Baltimore
fFor Latest ship Se,cs see Secenh Paqe.l
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PAASENGERS . ARRITED.

FROM BREMBN-fa steamship Brcea Sept Mrs Specker,
Her Guch Johune KRyser Ks Dorohea Galeh Allied
kayr aud family Marg Bnneuscheu, g. w. Pauy Ina An4em
bunke g. L. Krekeer Emnrrng sud family jacob Kong and
family Cath Wednsnn Schultz JOB keaberg W tekorn
John MULLER Reiehe Gdmaher H. ksssaue W H. kuoihe
ElsA Musr julius Becker, Fran White har sPee Carl Fischer
my iaya Fischer Hasemann and daughter tn hus
wife a. Neuuann Aielhsd Dddch. Fresh Broner H. Mengdi
Jacobsohn upP ard wife Casper shuier GeHne
and Rs,bah Seue Weinih D. Hopmann and fzy
Hear Meye H. Measng H. soanag, Nco kaverA Jacob Sa aud
hn Tanner and family Carl Marker Alfei Brrnhen Caroline
Base H. Casssn vile Hamilton, r. lan & Bemn Mss
Dean Suutaa.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Antoine
shoulder
Julia May. domestic was locked up yesterday at
40 bail stealing cloth
ms 49, belonging bnma r. Peterson OF the PARK Hotel
Palaaeh \. j.
La the Court of General Sessions, yesterday Judge
Bedford preng Thomas Suh pleaded guilty burglary No
Beena July TO- the State Prison for 6ge years..
Schmidt charged with stealing 81 from H. small Of
No JOi West rsenty -iIst-st, June 3. acquitted
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The STATE or TRADE.

guROPRAN MARKErx
IoEpes sept 5-lij0 m.Conso oDsuei Al l for
~ Tor TIE aeeouli American securities qut STEADY. United
Naies f'esepg Beal, 1905 ol 81 is, Tea orles, 90
New Hves, 90, kne Railway sisrts lDi
FSEfoEr. Sert 3a m-tnte b1ls
n 10 issue Of lsss RI
lVEArooL sept J- mtotion ned fm VI ilng Uplaols
Oi hddlns Orleans ld The BrcidaIds nArke Is inner;
receipts OF Mhss LOT e past three days have been 1850 quarters u
LDsfVoi, sept 81 E.-Cotsons ayeter Mllng Vpl.pds
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5elcs On Autllon

A. BKRwrv. Au-uonesL
by BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway, cor
AE 4ts-saisso Works Of AT Faaes Coos fafa .a ~
EEO. A. LEAVIrr a. Co. Uate leayltt,
W strobe gh Coz. Clinton Hall Asior P'cf fo ue 'LA q
AucTIJS OF lBRAKiE COLLECTIONS Of Boos fAfS"s 80 ~
kinds OF LITERARY PROPERrT.
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COTTON MARKErS.

AususrA sept 3Coon quiet, Mdinss ll@igi"i net receipts
81 bales; sses 80 bales. $500, ~, . -.
B1,rsoRE sept a-Cotton Mlngs o.. 2r'ss receipts
bale; sales, liJ bales stock, JjJ bales ID,
MEMPHIs sept -I0u01 hnsj hhlngs' @ls"@'i IepaI y
bales; shipments 50 bales; stock, loo bales
ST LOUIS. sept 3-Cotton nominal ,-,-,.,
GALygsr0s steady Good Culinary, Ia40lHi
rccrots ba safes 210 bslesf stock. 3'J bales
CHAeLEsroN sept lotion quiet; Mddngs DE- net Tec pts
40 ba-s gross $50 bales sales, 100 bales sock. 3.3 bales
S,yASSAH 3COon acrei Mhlngs DC net tecePls
III bales; sales 245 biles stock, 10 bales 49,
Mlllns,,
bae sales 90 bales stock, 1900 bales
SewEAx. Sen Jtosoa f; deuand actiye ding', 2oi 70
2Oc net receipts 6l bales bS bales sas 1870 bale'i stock
8Jl8 b1es. ..,..
CINcNNaT Sept 3CO.ton trm Low AJdLlgs 2Jci receipts
oGlsyIig sept J-totion ann; Mlings 2ci receipts 80
bales; shipments. > bales
W1SGros Sept Cotton quiet Mitlug romina eEPorts
eoqsise bales; 3i bales STOCK yes,lY should lave
beenl9
PHLADKLPHiA. Sept 3.-Coton quiet hilhuH, 22n22.c
EoRRoLk sept a-C0tton bow Mihnr', 70! Dr ret re-
ceipts bales sKpodcilst~e 800 baiss; stoc ~ bales
MoBiLE 3-tD.tDn iun. Mdg, poe net receipts. % bales
e4yofts-coisGi,r bale, sales, - bales, stock D osieA
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DECISIONS--SEPT. 3

Superior Comt--Specidl Tcrm-By Judge Scdgwick
Greer sgt Tweed Tnal stricken panrs allowed
Corn ghh National Bank Proceeding ap
pesd from stayed upon Cling security and Of denied
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CALkNDARS-rnla nA,.


suPRIaE CoURT-CHANBERsLeouariJ "opens l0a Cssu.
Oar clhed at ~ m.
p. Chamberlain ag- Chamber. ~. Rein at Bisbop.
aia -. Anton Anton
Lang a. Brinckerhoh Call 46 DALEY ag Loeg
MARNK CoUKT-TRiAL TERs-PARr L-SHEA "opens aud
calendar called q 10 a m.
7..Dion act. Kohlstsd. W. .Wsterhouse act Book
-. Chase stout 81 Tue u. o. CONNECTION 90.
co.. Thsyer agt. DAVID Bliss.
~. Taayer q. Smith g. .Rohte Schelback
s.. Arnold asL Hepbun. 9s. hennessey AIT. Roach
80. Wern at. HeAe. loo. Grahgm at Hike.
a.. Colby agi. Sink. lD1. Keller sgt Young.
80. .Sqnifs agt Hinni li Spies All. Scho,eB.
PART H-J0ACHssEy, y-Opeos aud Calendar called 10
r.. Behr lgL Smith. %. White agt Anderson.
~. Bach agt haaos. %. Has agt Higgins.
H.. Gone agL Snk. ~. Hmm &C.. Frank.
BJ BlookmAn Doe. %. .lienaessey Litehensein.
49,. Dckensou a. Heaton. lOi. &C, Plsee.
bl..Holu agL Hsnnemann. ~. .Fanm agt Myersbens.
80. Schiller RsaA 05. .Lowenthtl agt
81. .Gatland agt Brlan.
GENERAL SEsAOSs-BsfOre Belrl-John
Charles Waters Charles Gonloa robbery Robert Little James Fnn
htm Bneh, George Leykau John Tsir onoas assault
battery John Onhth orge Ihoas Duraud jane Doy William
Aiken q sse Geote Thompson burglary Thomas Sayes Bertha
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MlNIAINKh ALMANNI
sun $50 Moor 1iJ7
WATER rms uAy-A
s.o, IIoos.. ssB doTs island liel Gate Ferry lG5s
saudy lOok., $40 Cows lsiaDd 929 Hell Gate teNl IL
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Gelp iOIntc0 females.

EAIANIED--An American Girl a. SEAM
w sTtESS that operate Nheeler6 Wilson's loblsi
country few weeks when the family
cy good required Inquire between and oecA
OF HILL x kETCHAM 81 Canast
NAANTED-A irst-clasS COOK for private
w boariin g-house also thorough CHAMBkRhAD and
oneHeed Wal RESS. Apply 400 West iwentyiisL corner
Ninth-ave
NTANTED-A GIRL, from 10 10 10 years
W assist in general housegork. Apvy 9 Wet Forty
seyenth-st, between Eighth and Ninth'ayes.
NVANTED-A good COOK, WASHER. and
W IRONBR in small pr family must have rrfersn'es 70
West Fteenth-st
NVANTED-A good GIRL 10 cook and help
w with the washing ironing private family ta a. soa1-
west corner Broadway and Forty-alths
NNANTED-A good COOK; one willing 10
w assist in washing. C&llst l2o West TwentgsiIth-st
\VANTED-GIRL. 10 years old, to make
w herself useful family Of tAree so 20 asi fots ~
Sn HANDS to work on MILLINERY BEAD
sDO ORNAMENTS some in the shop; responsible hde' Ap ~'A'
them home. Call for week on T. MbfLGbE @S brosaNa
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sitnations Uantco--females.


DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At tux UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos Wet scOuil. o. - NeSt fstt'i INV
up 70 p m at {rllf o.lce I..-t --------
A SCOTCH Presbyterian woman AZ COOh
"A thoroughly uuier.,snis meats jee bread bst 6ci
best reference cuntr. tn.oscogr lnTery pace nrtseei
Eleventh and T@elith-sts
A COMPETENT person as iirst-class COOK
"A or COOK aud no. SEEEEPEsba private family unersnis
marketing best Address s. 81 West fhd'ssoood 80
A YOUNG Gill as CIlAMBERMAlD and
"a wAITRE,S and help vi The ironing good Tefrue' Cal
days East Tl.r.y. dil-st
A RESPECTABLE German Girl in an Amen
N can fmily CHAMbERMAiD 70 take care o. 'iAfeo
goo home object tn Il Ceulft-st .ep aoo"
A FRENCH LADY, speaking but French, to
N d. GENERAL HOUSEW ORR boo rs. cable ADcncal Aj'
APpy to sir l. WALTER Is East torrt.eata-,L ------
A RESPECTABLE Woman to 90 out by tho
"A gouieeus Washing bone good feiefnef ~ Wen
Twenty se7elth-si., top esor back room
A RESPECTABLE young Woman in prl-
~ fsmyi sl assist Wahl5 and lrounsi good 'y 'e~
lg3 highih-aye in store
A RESPECTABLE Girl to do GENERAL
- HOU>BWORH small private family. sWoHh'se
vNWO RESPECTABLE Girls-one as PLAIN
COOK WASHER and IEONEB the other As CHAMBERLAIN
and wAIrEESs private family; best city resces - Wet
TNelith-st
WASHING, IRONING and FLUTING done
W properly by No. MORGAN. tolfL'r, tlfJ loa i''os
T. gAy-lirl-s-
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Gitnatioa5 tOanieo-- Glnles.

YOUNG MAN. lately landed, wants %
n SlTUiTON 10 capacity Cal 10 West Tiny ihrlsL
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Monticello Episcopal Church.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue OF Sunday last, under the head OF
"Episcopalian Changes" &C, brief mention was
made OF the mission work in Sullivan county. No
injustice was intended, but let me add word Of
explanation. The writer Of the article from which
you quoted has assured me that he intended no un-
qualified condemnation Of the sullivan county
people or of the Church at large when he spoke OF
the contracted state Of their church finances and of
their '.Old worn out, tumble-down sort OF meeting
hOuse.r But he desired to impress IL upon the
minds OF Episcopalians that the lOng-negecteu
missionary field OF Sullivan must now or never be
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Ministerial MOveme nts.
METHODIST.

The thirteen bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church are now here in the city and viii ofilcate
in several OF the churches in New York and Brook
Ign to-day. They come here to attend the general
missionary meetings which take place tomorrow
in Central church, Seventh avenue and Fourteenth
street. They will remain here until the close Of
this week, when they go to Philadelphia to attend
the meetings OF the Church Extension Society.
Rev. Dr. +. p. Haven, Secretary OF the Board OF
Education OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, is
also here and will attend the missionary and after
wards the Education Society meetings. Rev. DR..
Jacoby, founder and for many years superinten-
dent OF Methodist missions in Germany and
Switzerland, is here also to attend the missionary
meetings. He is now pastor OF large
German Methodist Episcopal church in st.
Louis. Rev. A. S. Larkin, OF the Alabama Con-
ference IL in the city upon similar business. Rev.
G. A. Singer, OF the Central Pennsylvania Confer
ence having concluded that IL is not good for
man to be alone, got married a few days ago TO
Miss J. Hefel6nger OF fredericksburg, Pa. Rev. J.
Steele, OF Prescott, Wis, has been appointed by
Bishop Simpson missionary to New Mexico. Rev,
W. II. Evans, of the New York Conference, stationed
at Cold Spring, n. Y, received a cordial greeting
from his church and people on Sunday, Sd inst, on
his return from Europe whittier he mad gone TO re-
cover mis- shattered health. Reveals are reported
in Palmer, Mass. in Ashford n. Y; in Blairstown,
N. j. in Baldwin, N. u IL Brewsters, N "; In New
Brunswick; in Cumberland, Nd. in Freedom, Pa.
The Methodists Of Fishkir about to build ne "
church for themselves. Tee South Harlem church,
Second avenue and 10th street. will celebrate it,
second anniversary to-day. Fifteen persons united
with the new Methodist Episcopal church al
| Great Neck, Long Island, on last communion Sab
bath. A village camp meeting Is In progress Al
| Brood street Methodist Episcopal church, Burling
ton, N J. Bishop Wiley Is to visit the churches II
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looked after and very materially aided This mis-
sion field has not heretofore beea brought prOni-
made aware OF the sad alternative. The young
and energetic pastor, generously and lovingly sup
ported by the good peOpe OF Monticello, will do a
aud neghboring dioceses comes forward In time
with the money and help necessary | agree with
the writer in the Churh Journal that God never
asks in vain for help from His faithful children and
therefore We may look for brighter things in Sulli-
van county by next spring. When II s known that
among a population OF twenty Thousand, pleads
for as many more churches and priests. IL certainly
VIII be no snrpr Sc to any one that Sullivan county
with one church and one priest among thirty-hve
thousand inhabitants, asks for trinlng help G..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-17
Roman Catholic Church in Tien-tsiA
China.

letter from Ten-tsin, China, reports 1.-THE
new Roman Catholic church ct this place was
opened for public worship on the morning of the
25th OF August. His Excellency NJ Genroy, the
French Minister was present on the OCCASION"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-21
WHAT HOOK HOLDS THE BAIT,

The Picayune calls the attention of the
cQlored people to the fact that Charles
Sumner, their old and steadfast friend,
has been nominated for Governor Of the
State Of Massachusetts, by the Liberal
Democratic party, and suggests TO them
that this nomination should satisfy them
that they can rely upon the D6Mocracy
now to respect their rights as fully as they
can upon the Republicans It would real
ly afford US pleasure TO indorse this state
ment if we could honestly. do SO; but we
can not conscientiously agree to the sug-
gestion that because the Democrats and
Liberals eff Massachusetts consented to
nominate'Mr Sumner, that therefore the
Democrats of Louisiana are to be trusted
by the colored people unhesitatingly. The
facts that surround us show an entirely
different state of affairs The Democrats
Of this State not only refuse to treat the
negroes as they are treated in aiassachu.
sets, but they even refuse to treat the
friends Of the negroes as their associates in
Massachusetts treat Mr.. Sumner It is
discredit in the eyes Of the Democracy
Of this State 70 be Republican. let alone
to be negro, and this prejudice, which is
fully understood. operates TO discredit the
appeal to the colored people. We do not
say this maliciouslys in order to create
similar sentiment on the palt of the COT.
ored people, for our desire is to destroy
the enmity Of races. We merely declare
it because it is the truth, and because it is
an evil that needs to be acknowledged in
order to be destroyed. 1t is the duty of |
the Picayetne to create a better and more
sensible sentiment in the minds of the
white people, or rather, in the minds Of
the Democrats, for when they relent from
the colored people, the latter.
will be found perfectly willing to act in
concert with theme rather than in OPPOSE
ton. The strong are always expected to
be the most liberal and the first to do
Justice, /