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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships
between New York and iiayre, calling at Brcs
The splendid vessels this favorite the Con-
tnent will sail from pier 80 North River iollows
81 LAthES y Lcmarlo. saturday, June "
WASHINGTON, Roussan. Saturday, June -
WILLIE DE PARIS, Snrmont. Saturday, July l3
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA
- VIA PANAMA
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
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TRAVEl.LERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE boats g. vIB'
"A. BARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing May II
vcstry street pier at 30 A. ~ and Thirty fourth
greet at 85 landing Mt Yorkers Tnrrytown and Nyack
and Hudson.
Trip tickets to Cozzcns, West Point, Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day, 81
Connecting for all points West and North.
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TT.Ip nan u.JR-sHAw,S PATENT HAIR
Ill cqnal TO human hair can be conlcd and brushed ;
Sxi,css S cn.h Human Hair cheapest in the market
soiid Swccs ono yard long 81 French Twist ~ Curls
Al and upwards. Ladies' own hair made oyer, 25c.
street ard near Jones' Highest prices paid for hu
man hair.
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IITIZEss' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR Az.
" bany and Troy fare 20 cents. Steamers sunny
Bycr foot North Moore street daily Saturdays excepted
at M making connections with all trains going
NORTH East and West Tickets soh aud BAGGAGE checscd
all points Rcnssclar and Saratoga ana Troy and
Boston Railroads.
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A FOR ExCURSIONs-SAIOON STEAMER Wy
"A. oming, csrgcs Sarah Smith Caledonia, Anna end
Republic. Oriental Grove. Ehgleswoot, Excaisiur Park
aud wewapex 5ss West street Chrl,tophor.
II IL. CEpSScIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

GENTLEMAN GOING To EUROPE WISHES TO
N dispose OF his establishment consisting OF pair dark
bay Pony Horses IA hands high. together with hand
Whips, Blankets, Sc all at great sacrifice for cash
Can and examine Murray Hin stables Thirty h street.
near Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

ATEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
In JEROME PARK RACES.
JUNE 8, 2, II, IL and Is
Special trains viii leave Grand Central
depot each day at 80 and NJ. returning after
the raccs Special reserved for ladies' Fare for
Fourth avenue city carsrun direct to depot
l. G. BUCkHOUT, superintendent
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Steamers leave 18th and So,h each month except when
June Ih--seamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. q.
Gray will leave pier q North River at l2 O'Clock noon
for Aspinwall via Kingston, Jam connecting Panama
with steamer Ak1LONA, Captain -- touching at Aca-
puco Manzanllo and Mazatlan, and also connecting for
all Central American and South Pacific ports Freight
Tor last named ports received until r. NJ ofJune 3
An extra steamer viii leave San Francisco June l5 1877
for Japan and China For rates of passage freight and
all further information apply compiny's office the
pier foot OF Canal street. +. II. BABY Agent
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RICMARD WALTERS; AUCTloNEER-wILL SELL
LII Wednesday, June H. at IL O'Clock, Mt 800 East
Eleventh street the Stock of contractor retiring from
business-7 Horses, 10 Brick Carts and Harness down
town Cart Feed Truck, Coal Cart light Wagon, Jacks,
Bars, Sledges, &c.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
A BARKER CHASE5
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TkRSALLS,
corner of Broadway aud Thirty ninth street
MAJOR G. W. RARKER, AUCT1ONEER
Regular sales of Horses Carriages &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMENS PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS dis
posed Of public private sale TO the best advantage
and general assortment OF Horses, Carriages Harness
and everything in the horse line TO suit the needs CT all
classes of purcha.ers constantly on hand.
Tweniy.our hours allowed Tor trial
on every Horse sold under warantce.
The only Mart In the State having Driving Ring for
showing Horses on sale.
Carriages taken on Storage
Superior stnblng for horses sale.
Outside sales solicited and proiNptly attended to.
Liberal advances made ,eryhng in the Horss line.
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A SOUND AND KIND MARE. lsN HANDS HIGH,
"A years old; Wagon, suitable for depot or business
and Harness. Can be seen at 2l6 Fulton street
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EXCURSIONS.

A VARIETY BARGEs, STEAMBOATS,, IONA ISLAND
~ and other Groves 10 charter for excursions
BLOoMER co, 2i3 Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
CHARTER ELECTIONS IN JERSEY.

Who Will BE Mayor Of Jersey city .-T.ie
Erie Ring, the Bun,sied Ring and the Poi-
tlcinps' Hing in Ihc Contest.
If ever circumspection was needed in the choice
OF municipal officers in Jersey CITY II is Just now
The city treasury has been for the past year fat
goose in the hands OF the ring anu they have
pucked 1t till the very bones were laia bare.
The charter election VIII take place on Tuesday.
the 9th ins when Mayor ana Board OF Aldermen
Will be elected. The primaries VIII be held tins
evening for the election OF delegates to the city
ventlon. The people want Mayor who, to use the
words OF an old adage can see with both eyes, and
who viii devote such Tine 10 the ruhlIc business
VIII enable him lot merely 10 discern wnay Is pass
ing in the different departments of the city
ment but also the tendency or every scheme
involving a large expenditure EXtravagant
as are the provisions of "rhe Thieves Char
In every corrupt job 10y vgilant Mayor
No swindling contracts should be signed. The eff
cacy OF the veto power is almost entirely annulled
under the existing charter. yet an active Mayor
publish messages setting ortn the financial condi-
ton OF the city from umc to time, and II that
course should be Intellectual he should summon pubic
meetings and take ,ounsel with the taxpayers to
check everything that might SAVIOR of extravaganza
lngs on the municipality. Wlrn sucn an officer.
aided by the Grand Jury ana irrepioachable
Judiciary, municipal robbery would become very
Improbable business.
the candidates Tor the Mavoraty are fewer than
at any time within the past years. The friends
of the present monument, Mayor ONeill. URGE him
TO accept q renomina,ion, but he has not yet an
nounced his intention In the matter. Sidney Il.
Bevans, who proved formidable rival last year.
Ia again In the field. lie has been con-
fined 10 his bed for some weeks from an attack OF
pneumonia bur he IS recovering RAPIDLY. His sup
porter5 are active as well as numerous. ExMayor
Sawyer, OF Hudson CITY, is also a candidate. Mr..
Thomas Aldrdge, ex-Recorder Is spoken of, and
no better selection coud be made He the fore.
man OF the late Grand Jury, body OF men
whose services 10 the plundered taxpayers will NOT
be forgotten while gratitude finds place IN
single heart throughout the present generation. lie
is The man or AL others who IL acquainted with the
fraudulent
the Keen foresight, pluck and holiness to thwart
corrapt projects
As a matter OF course the rings are actively
gagged in this contest. One OF the ABOVE named
candidates Is sad 10 be supported by Erie. whose
money is being clrcuatef by thousands OF dollars.
but IN justice 10 the gentleman his name
Is withheld tll he can publicly meet
the charge, although 1t Is based the most
reliable authority. 1t Is also but simple Justice TO
state that not one OF the candidates named has
shadow OF sympathy with The Ring winch Is plum
derng the city. From the Politicians Ring Beyans
Will obtain more SUPPORT tnan any OF his rivals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
NEW JERSEY ChURCH 8s.
ST. PETERS GnUGGu, JERSEY CITY.

Sermon by the Rev. Father Bruudevfn, y. j..
on til. Resurreci on OF Christ.
The ceremonies at st. Peters church, Jersey CITY,
were exceedingly solemn aud impressive. Az half.
past ten O'Clock a solemn high mass was celebrated,
Father Frederiche being celebrant, Father McQuade
deacon ana Mr.. John McCloskey subdeacon. The
sermon was preached by Father Beaudevin,
whose text was:-"lbls is the day which the
Lord has made: let us rejolce and be
glad therein" 1t this day that our blessed
Lord exhibited His power and came forth from the
tomb bearing trophies OF victory. IL is the day OF
Chrst's triumph over
The Towers OF DARKNESS
IT is this day that Lord Is truly gorifed be-
lore God and men. After having lain for three
days in the bosom the earth He arose in His
might ana achieved complete triumph over the
religion had, to all appearances, been successful,
ana well might many ask Is t ms me ne
VINO was promised to our ataers as the Great De-
liverer Of manKlndY There He hangs between two
thieves, TO all appearance more guilty than the
apostles, and one has BETRAYED Him, while the
leader Of all denied Him thrice. But in His resur-
enemies. because lie proved that He was the Mes
sian that was to come. Our Lord invited his enc
mics 10 do their worst so that He might OBTAIN His
triumph: for He said, III Will rise again after three
days" 1t was
THE GREATEST MIRACLE EVER PERFORMED,
that man should raise himself when his soul
was separated IRON his body. II was proof that
Christ was the master OF the world. Let us remem-
Der that II our Lord trlumphed on this aay 1t was
because He humbed Himself even unto the death
OF the cross And let us remember tina when
Lort once put Off the habilmentS OF death He never
died again. SO should we arise from the grave of
SIN 10 the newness OF lie ami never descend again
INFO the depths or SIN. In word, our reSurrec-
tlon should be glorious. like that OF our DIVINE
Master
The music was taken from Rossi's Mass In d.
Professor Neuendor secured a powerful CAST and
the manner IN which the mass was rendered was
admirable. In the '.Gloria" aud ..Credo' Miss
Schmltz. the soprano, sustained several difficult
passages with remarkable clearness and vigor
Tie ''Qui IOlis,n by the basso Mr. VierlIGg, was a
fine EFFORT Mr.. Groschel, the tenor also distln-
puished himself
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newly appointed and popular assistant minister.
preac hing the sermon.


A Thriving Young Parish--Fjrsr C,uss Music
by "a Full Choir of Amateurs,
The new Catholic parish recently created by
Bishop Lougnlin, on the north side OF Fort Greene,
East Brooklyn. Is already great success. Pend
ing the erection OF tie proposed magnificent
church, number OF spirited parish under
the lead OF Messrs. MeGoidricS ana k9ly, have pur
chased the elegant and coinmodoA hue edihce
On Vanderbilt avenue, wnicn was formerly a Metho-
dist church. and converted 1t into a neat Catnclic
place OF worship. Tney have also purchased
beautiful organ, on wnicn Professor Weinsrein, who
has organized a first class amateur full choir mas
been discoursng the sweetest strains OF the great
masters OF Catholic music Tor several weeks past.
the professor anu his cnoir prepared TO afford
the worsnippers at the Church OF the Sacred Heart
successful. They sang Farmers mass III b hat very
nneiy, difficult as the rendering OF such a
piece was or amateurs Professor WeinStein pre-
sided at the organ, with the Misses Welnsten ana
Martin sopranos; tue Misses Bidaulph and fully,
altos; Messrs. Nc Auliffe and Puvermaehcr, tenors,
ana Messrs. Harrington and plvermacher, bassos.
The chorus did fun justice 10 the training OF Mr..
WenSteln aud Father McGiyern, ana tlie orchestral
accompaniment, under the leadership OF MIR. Alirup,
Gae Marine Band, created a hne eject. The solo
quartet OF the choir sung Mozarts "Ave Verum"
choir rendered Lstmhotte,s Aileua chorus with
great power. The Churcn was spendidly decorated
with proIuslon OF flowers ana evergrcens, ana the
Rev. Father McGVern, the popular ana eneraeLc
pastor, delivered an eloquent sermon on the Gospel
Oh the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

Christ had offered himself 10 the world and IN His
Church, which he has established he mas offered
hlnseh TO the nations In those things which were
set forth IN tns bioie and preached by those who
were commanded 10 declare him. ne gave up His
HE OF the altar OF sacrifice. and came up from the
grave bringing WIN HIM the hopes OF all the faith
Iul froui the beginning TO the end. We haa dropped
tears IN commiseraton OF the sunerings OF Jesus
we had seen Him as the resnrrected Redeemer. and
we nad hope III Him. The preacher alluded 10 the
resurrection aud said that there was
not q single fact IN history Old
rs that that was so perfect. However IL might have
been attempted 10 pervert the testimony to this
great event we mad not on record single instance
the writer's and chronicers OF That uay TO destroy
the truth OF the resurrection. We mad not a single
instance TO destroy the worlds belief In the truth
OF Cnrists resurrection. Tue glorious truth stands
yet.
The communion was ADMINISTERED at the conclu-
Sion OF the sermon.
BAPTISM AND ANNIVERSARY.
In the afternoon, at halI-past Two O'Clock, there
was naplism Of infants and adults, aud AT nall
past three O'Clock the forty fourth missionary ann
versary and Easter festival OF the sun lav scnool
took place. the exercises consisted OF addresses.
reading OF the reports OF Officers reception OF Offer
ings and emblems and distribution OF premiums.
Evening services were also neld at the church.
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ana put them into the han OF committees or, per-
hapI al an Improvement, INFO the hands OF some
JUiut COMMITTEES. Sucn committee as mat
would render negO latiOn5 Impossible. lOr al
present system, success ana The agoiiance
OF errors would he absolutely impos ibie under
The system proposed by my right hoOra aie friend
therefore must repeat The caution wtcA gave
yesterday, ana request my rgnL honorable Trend
not to suppose that What nave Said has any sNe'
cia reference 10 anything That IL contained IN tht
despatch which the government - now ~ me aci
OF sending our or that 10 IS on account oi thai az
spatch mat nave thought IL my duty 10 glye M
answer wnlch nave now given. when A. founded
entirely on general principles oI policy. Hear
near.1
MIR. HoRsMAN--I wish to expiain. have been 4
little misunderstood by nv right honoraoe TREND
what meant was this, tnat there should be warn
atlon IN the terms OF the settlement without Para-
ment having ne same power as tbat now possessed
nv the senate OF The United Staies-aiier Ia treaty
has been proposed and accepted IL snoull be
mhtei 10 Parliament III the same way a. 1t IL snD-
United to the Senate OF ne United states.
LORD j. MANNERS-Tie matter Is Of 50 uuch I'M
portance THAI nope the rignt honorable gentleman
VIII allow me 10 put question which feet neces-
sary 10 prevent the slightest misrOucepGtou as 10
the nature OF the answer ne mas given--yil.,
whether we are TO understand from his answer that
the despatch which Is 10 be sent to-day to the
American Munster ~ based on the same nrincipc
ana goes the same lines as the Two declarations
made 10 the House by the right honorable gentle
man at the opening OF the session. fiiear. heaTl
Mr. GLADSTvNE--i think cannot answer the uues-
tlol OF the noble lord beiler Lnal in the words |
have used. | believe they convey a perfectly ans
tinct and irrevocable pedge-fhat Is. that II there
was any alteration In The spirit ann and direction
OF he policy OF the government. IT would I've. IN NV
opinion, primary matter OF duty chat we should
take care that Parliament should not remain n sGe
DARK on the subject. clear near.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
A DILAPIDATED COURT HOUSE.

as the warm weather Is approaching the Board
OF Health should visit the Old, dilapidated rookery
at the corner OF Greenwich avenue and Tenth street.
used as q Police Court. The boards OF the moor arc
nearly all loose and u Is with difficulty people are
prevented IRON stumbling over them. much TO the
detriment OF their noses and limbs. The
prison pen, In which exJudge NewkirK
lost his life last winter, Is In h0r-
rid condition and unfit TO connne ue
most shlltless nog IN. let alone human crestNre.
The floor has already settled about inch and Is In
great danger OF giving away some mOrnlng/ when
large watch returns are at the court the Ward OF
Aldermen last spring authorized the Cou0 House
Commissioners to lease and ut up the howe corner
Of Wavercy place and Macdougal street, for three
years, to be used as . TEN porary Court House. the
building has been handsomely fitted no. and NJ pres
ent remains unocc uple0 AT the expeLse OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
TIE AssAILAETs OF OFFICER FULLY.

James McNamee, otherwise known "a "stretch,n
because OF his very long legs; william oBrIen
alias STITCH" and Charles Clemens, who were ar
rested weeks ago on Suspicion OF having
taken part In the assault upon ollcer Tullv,
for examination yestcrdas at the Yofkvillc
Police Court. officer Tully wa1 present, and
testified that he was quite positive OBr1en mad
struck him. among Others before ne was rendered
Insenshe, but as 70 what the others dl1 he not
SO clear. Clemens ana McNamee were admitted
10 bail In $500 each TO answer, while o. Brien
was FULLY committed for trial without ba TO answer
al the General sessions. Tully mas fully recovered
from MS INJURIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
THE CITY OF KINGSTON.

KINGSTON. N. Y, March 81, 1872.
the signing OF the charter OF the city OF Kings
ton, which unites the two villages OF Roudout and
kingston under one municipal government, was
Ceieorateu last evening by the ringing OF bel $,
hrlhg 0i cannon, EXAMINATIONS and general reJoc-
Ing Inc Board or Trustees oil the Two villages met
ana exchanged congratulations and appointed
Tuesday, April 10. ior the municipai election TO
take place The reorganization OK the city VIII
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TOO TRAGIC FOR ROMANCE.
Fniinfui Unto Denth-Aid Too Late

BOSTON, Mass, March 81, 1872
IN Boston boarding house, on Friday, the wife
OF THOMAS Williams, mechanic. whom she had
labored to support and nurse during long ana IN.
curaoie illness, died In his presence from AN oyer
dose OF laudanum taken to quiet her nerves and
procure rest. The husband was unable 10 render
ad or call for assistance and expired himself next
day. Mrs. WitiIams ~ said TO have married against
tue consent OF her parents, wealthy residents of
Newport VINO cast her OH; but while bofn were
dying letter came oncrlng the assistance too long
Withheld. The bodies were taken 10 Newport Tor
burial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
THE THIEF OF TIME.

Louis Schneider OF lis Spring street. appeared
before Justice Cox at the JEFFERSON Market Police
Court yesterday morning, ana complained tnat
rev minutes after nine O'Clock on Saturday n,gnt
George Wlllet. laborer tied the trout door or ms
store and, smashing one OF the front windows stole
a watch valued at $50. lie pursued MIN, and.
with the assistance OF koundsman Heating, OF the
Eighth precinct succeeded IN taking him In Gus
wnerc Wllet was arrested. ne denied the Charge
but was committed without bail to auswer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
FATAL STREET RAILROAD CASUALTY.

Az midnight, Saturday, stephen Whelan, thirty.
two years OF age, iell Off the front platform OF
Graham avenue Williamsburg car and the front
wheels passed over AZ body and crusneu urn Ia
death. Inc driver OF the car was arrested. and ~
mttLed 10 ball YESTERDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

mere lapse or DAYS Is calming down most apprccja-
bly, the popular sentiment on both SIDES OF ne At
lantic so we are the more ENCOURAGED TO nope mat
TEN perate argument ana frienrly desire 10 attain
settcmcnf by winch the interests and nonor
OF hotn nations can DC saved VIII IN due
time Glssipate all the adventurous dnicul'les Lhat
nave heen neaped up about the controversy. We
veni ure to predict that IN little time the
clasm which so lately seemed to yawn between the
POSITIONS or the TWO Powers VIII nc found 10 nave
visiDy narrowed: ana when the difficulty is seen in
It's true PROPORTIONS the solution viii more readily
suggest Itself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

Governor. Seth Padelford .Oiney Arnold
Lieut.. Governor. Pardon W. stevcns Chas r. Gutter
Secretary of do hua NJ. Alderman Nm. j. Miller.
Attorney General. William Sayes. George NJ Bliss
Treasurer. samuel Clark. VIM. +. Conydon.
The ambition OF Rhode Island to he enrolled IN
the line Of republican States has become chronic,
and no change In that respect Is expected at the
election the day after tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

OF the 357 electoral votes to De east III the
coming Presidential election. New England and the
Middle states will have 100 the Western Siae lV2; tAo
Pacific states, ~; and the Southern States lS4
At the charter election ut Jamaica, Long
Island yesterday DAME! smith, Abram DE Bevose. and
Theodore Cogswell elected Trustees; James Am
bernan Hendrcson Lott aHi j. w. Battle, Assessoss
Harry Powell collector, ana Charles Berry, supeFih'
tendent OF the Poor.
The Florida Senate decided yesterday 10
High Court Of Impeachment to-day for the tri'i
OF Gov Reed. In tho assembly resolution urging inc
Board OF Managers to take immediate steps In regru 20
election case of against Day for the Lieut.
Covernorshp will be tried ut the present term oi tho
Supreme Court.
The Illinois State Temperance Convention.
which met AZ bloomington last week. adjourned after
two days session. ONLY sixteen counties we're repro
sented. Resolutions adopted approving the new
liauor law recommending the appointment OF StAte
Central Committee and general system OF organic.
t0n ana declaring that no support WOnin DO gVen ~
candidates for General AsseuDy wuo axe 00vosea
tai tho iiauOr Law.