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New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ETC.

The second anniversary meeting OF the Re-
form League will be held in steinway Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
A Polish Far will be held at the Harmonic
Rooms No 1H Essexst. Oh May Il, for the benefit of
poor Polish refugees.
The American Temperance Commission will
hold its anniversary meeting in steinway Hall to-nor-
row at lOt a. I and festival in Union League Hall in
the evening.
The Hon. Henry c. Demng viii deliver his
lecture on "Faraeut Lashed to the ShrOuds at tho Bat
tie of Mobile Bay" at the Academy Music Wednes-
ay evening for the benefit Of the Chicago orphan asy-
lums.
At the anniversary meeting OF the American
seamen's Friend Society fs evening at tho Reformed
Dutch Church. at Fifth-avo and Twenty-nnth-st. Wm.
A. Booth will preside, and the Rev. Dr. Scudder, the
Rev. W. NJ Taylor. and Judge Benedict viii mako ad-
dresses.
The eleventh anniversary meeting of the
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers No. 20
New Bowery,. will be held tomorrow evening in tie
Academy Of Music A; s. Hatch will preside. and tie
Rev s. II. Tyng jr., and the Rev. W. G. Van Meter Will
make addresses.
The annual meeting Of the American Fc-
male Guardian Society and Home for the Friendlcss Will
be held in the Home Chapel on Wednesday, at 10 a. H.
and "A D. m The annual in behalf OF the Society
will be- preached by the Rev Wm Ormiston, ID. d., N
his own church, at Ftaye and ndTwenty-ninthst, next
Sunday evening.
The Dominican preacher, Father Thomas
Burke is to lecture at the Academy OF Music, on the 10th
inst in aid OF subscription recently started by the
Catholic Union to present testimonial to the Pope
His subject Is "Ihe Popes Jiara It's Past its Presents
and its future Father Burke Of whose OratOry
remarkable accounts have been gwen. will soon return
10 Ireland. at the lecture on the 10th seats Will DO
reserved.
The Rev. DR.. T. X. Alden of Boston
preached the 4eth anniversary Of tho American
Home Missionary Society at the broadway Tabernacle
last evening, upon "The Importance OF Fellowship
among Christian Churches" the life OF which, no said
must be missionary work DR. COe, OF tho Secreta
of the Society said that during past year $29 coo
had been collected for home 600 more tnan
collected In tho previous year. Sl1 than
had been collected In any previous year The number Gf
missionaries sustained last year was 96 who preached
in 70 different States aud Territories to 2Ol congega
tons "a churches had been organized under their la
bors, 40 OF which now sefsupp0rting: 40 mission
aries reported Teyvals OF religion; $500 conversions
reported than during the previous year.
and $500 additions 10 the church, gain OF 800
previous year.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
POLICE NOTES

Patrick Kane charged with receiving soUggied
,Is And tk uubres discharged Saturday by Commissioner
Sbeds
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Eeyeu1 FBch matchmaker and weef Of No ssh a'e was
eommtt.d hreaenng shoot his wife on Saturday night
George A. Hauf. age IS, employed by Taylor, Gibba
Co. Of assaulted Friday BY two a.
aud robbed Of lO which be had drawn from
Chemical Bank
An inquest in the cases of James and John Me,
sherry the victims WOOses ire heb Saturday and
e nry verdict accidental DEATH that
owners Of such buildings should compelled provide
fire. yesterday, in tLp fancy goods store of j NJ.
Lew on he 6Tsl door No damaged The sock $500,
uIed The floor and ae occupied BY Thomas hae
whose Effects damaged $780, The building owned by John Handy
was damaged 800; insured.
The body of Daniel Lunday, age 81, of No. Ninth
ave was found the the foot ~ Luo Iwelh SATURDAY
49, abou g. found of the foot OF
NJ R.Th body OF unknown woman was 0anl IN
the Al at he loot Of Houson-st, Z. r.
Justice Bixby. in the Yorkyille Police Court, com
ed Charles Crawford yesterday, stealing hOrse and
yorth FROM Pohemus Of No. coo Philip smith
Of aud Eighth committed without bail 70. oo6
ougug the OF ABBEY Mcintyre eolond IN stable Forty
niutltL. Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go TO B: >.
.or oI Pn,o A no store Office ars Sales
s from the iron safe bands manuetarefS pte
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

GRANr-that your house needs cleaning; the
n.ipt bsth tui noof bie oil ohs sd the knives
n brss metal are Arnshsd use hoHeFs oo'
sAPoIio. II viii DO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
OPENING OF THE NEW COTTON EXCHANGE. n
The doors of the new Cotton Exchange In


Hanoyer.sduare were thrown open last Saturday and
the building was formally dedicated. brief speeches
being made by the President and other officers OF the
Exchange. The following telegram was received with
enthusiasm:
s D. UARRsOy Preslenf Nero York Cotton Erehdage: The
sends its congratulations the great
success of your and that the and magnificent
buding entering NAV hnd increased facilities or &
tending your usefulness . u. otNSsit' y,.
The building was formerly the old Hanover Bank,
and was purchased by the Cotton Exchange In Febru-
ary 1871 within six months after the opening OF the
EXCHANGE ta growth having been so rapid that even
then quarters they have just left at No l2 Pearl
ST. near Wast. were too small for them The cost OF
the building was S1bOO0 Of wbsh $4,000 was contrib
uted by merchants and property in the neigh
borhood The inerOrhas been entirely renovated, and
handsome brown facing put up on the front or
the building with porticO the main entrance sup
Dorted bv four COrinthan columns The roof is sur
mounted by small dome and "A clock
The ball Of the Exchange is 65 by 5 feet and occupies
in black walnut, and its walls are tinted light stone
color The two upper floors Of the building are divided
into 6 Offices which bring annual rent OF $4,000, suf-
Gcient to pay the interest and taxes
The present officers Of the Exchange as follows:
ID Harrson President James f. eunan yicePresiden Ar.
tlur D. Graves Treasurer 3. =. voorhees,, Secretary
Boord Of ManqgeT-Tbeoore Faeh George Cornwall d.
,as Henri Henz 81 b. Reng Ma SchTan John H. Juman John
HaIe.nann William H. Brode Solomon Ranger Robert Tannab
William Busker, Herman Meter James b. Cunningham, George
Bsgdfp
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

FrRsr-CLAss TURKISH BATHS FOR 81, -,
a 10 Laightst, NY Gents 70 m :sa 'tc' Ladies
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
Announcement
BuRYETI's COCAINE prevents hair falling.


WHILE PASTOR OF TIE CANTON CHURCH,
NRwJaR,Er TEMPORARILY LOST
WAS IN cossraurscE PREACH yOR NEARLY rsAR
LAST SPRING srsPTons Lonso AGAIN
ABoRBp WITH DIFFICULTY, yEARso EACH rns PREACHED
WOULD Be In July COMMENCED Usso Dr. JAMES
ErpscroRsr AT RuBBIso THROAT AND CHEST
FREELY WITH oARGLgD MI THROAT DAILY 40
coRpso TO rHE DR.. JAMES AhAsAc AT
rHE s.ss rnH ExPrcTosAsT rEGuLARLr PsrLso
VERY MUCH BgrEs THE us OF the GARGLE AND
rns LisisrRr, But ON Win Tns E1ProrosAN
TINS WINTER fHPosEo AND PREACH o'rEsrR
THAN FOR MANY PAST VOICE sSENs TO Bs
GROWING STRONGER rnH REQUIREMENTS %
ny CALLING, PERMANENT cuRE WOULD BR
rYpscrHp Az rHs GOOD HAS
DONE AND RRcoxsssp n TO
ALL wBo ARR THRoAF Luxe CoHPLANrs-
REV. W. PrKr, LAKruLLR WARRINGTON Co,EY.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY's IMPROVED COME
poSg AND PspK REsEDr The Skin medicine Of the age Is war
Of iis Ece Prepared only bS Dr. o. G. PERRr Dsma,oog, ~
BOND At New York Sold by Druggists eserNhsga
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDEUTs, 2n BRoADwAf
NEW.YORK CITY.


We are indebted to the purser OF the steam
chip Baltic OF the Oceanic Steamship Company for files
OF the London journals to April 20
Two hundred and forty three new patients
were treated during April at the Manhattan Eye and Ear
Hospital in East Trirty-fourth-st.
Arrests, last week, 1877; marriages, 2o2;
births Ss2 deaths. Ge7 loss from on 4S fires sOc"; insu
rance, Sl29,800; taxes collected SJO,l2O w.
The Cunard steamer Batavia came in COLI
sion with the White Star Atlantic off West Bank
on Saturday afternoon anchored Of Staten Island
for repairs.
As the Fulton ferfy-bOat was leaving for
Brooklyn at about p. yesterday, boy, II years
old tried to catch IT, missed his footing and fell into
the water. He was rescued by Daniel hahoney,
engineer, of No. 3C7 Pearlst.
Fifteen hundred painters Of this city an
nOunced to their employers last Saturday night that
they had resolved to work hereafter only eght hours
day, but that they Intended to demand the Sano pay
as heretofore, namely, - 90 "a uay.
Gen. Hooker, President of the Society of
the Army Of the Potomac Gen. A. L. Burnside, Com
mandcr-inC Chief OF the Grand Army Of the Republic,
and staff Gen IT, A Rarnum Commander OF the De
partmcnt of New York, q. A. r. and staff; Gen. A. e.
Wiams OF Detroit, and Other prominent nenDeIs OK
land to attend tho annual meeting OF these Societies
Gov Hoffman, acting under IN old statute,
leaving IL discretionary with hnn ia deliver persons
charged with certain crimes seeking refuge here from
the laws of the country in which the crime was com
mltted has CPu COunsel III tIt case Oh tdIi Fokt,
charged with the murder Of the CheVaier dc Banc0. ia
Brussel Belgium. to appear before him and argue the
case Assistant District Attorney Sullivan ana MI Con-
deTt will appear for the prosecution and JOhn IL Anth0n
and Jacob A Gross for the prisoner
Franz Abt arrived in this city on Saturday.
special boat having chartered he left the steamer
at D. m and arrived In the city hour later, and was
present at Stenway celebration the same afterno0n
He also attended the Philharmonic Concert IN the even
ing the Society having placed box NJ MS dlsposal:
The reception festivities In honor OF Franz ADJ were d
last night at the GcTmania Assembly Rooms under the
auspices of the Societies OF the New fOrk Algemehe
rbund aud half-adolen other German vocal tand
musical organizations.
BROOKLYN.
The internal revenue officials selzed on Sat
urday an Illicit still OF 100 gallons III Dckinson's-aey
bat the dstillers escaped.
Mrs. +. b. Conway OF the Brooklyn Theater
was robbed OF $500 worth OF ewely in August 1862 and
% woman returned the stolen property on Saturday.
The owners of the Astoria feriy-boat Suns
wick have been obliged pay to the United states Court
fine OF $500 for falling TO have tue ycesels boieJ.u
speeted as required by icwr
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

EXCEEDINGLY SIGNIFICANT.-The pubic can
Judge Of the fes saenakers have In their iron
protection against burglars from the fact that some Of them
hd aud fourth ior
protcting oLsKs ELECTRIC BASk PROTfIoK eds all
he buIs and honest Nsw.Yort. Ten practical
pedenee ad never broken through l.. HOLMES husrayt
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
BROOKLYN.
NRW-,JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.--Dr. Paul was held IN bail, on
Saturday for assaung Daniel Reardon "A fatal case
Of cerebral spiral meningitis has occurred at the Chary
Hosptal mad dog has been shot after biting little
girl at Warren and Pymouth-sts.. The new Board OF
Education Will organize tonight, and the Boards OF
Aldermen and Chosen FreehOders Tomorrow. The
CITY Treasurer reports balance in the Hudson County
Bank of SCI 725 80 including 1892 sc on general account
81 on special account, and $23s CT on SINKING
fund The Board of Finance, on saturday. autnOrlZed
the sale 100000 in bonds at SO and interest George
Miller was arrested yesterday charge OF steanng
sl2O from Adam Friend Thomas Smith fell from the
i0urth-story window Eaews oyster saloon. NO 3
Exchangepace, yesterday and died from his inJuries
NEwARK-The Common Council has ordered tue
Orange Horse Company TO remove Its trac from
Markets owing to a disagreement with the IrvinRton
HorseCar Company Four persons were arrested
Yesterday for fast driving the free bridge over inc
Passaic River. The keeper arrested two men recently
who assaulted him for the arrest. An unknown man
was run over and killed the New-Jersey Railroad
Yesterday morning -. William Burns, huckster, was
on Saturday for selling pOtatoeslrom measures
with false bottoms james Quail was arrested on Sat
urday night for assaung and attempting oisab Jere-
miah CrOnnan, whom he had attacked in the dark.
UoBoKEN-The body of an unknown man was dis
covered the river the Morris and Essex Wharyes
the tugboat Davenport explosion. The city owes
So 900 water scrip bonds Receipts from all sources
during the past year. S174S 81 expenditures S3,2l 90
dedciency, 81 462 10. The City Treasurer has gwen
bonds for 5000 coo the Revenue Collector $4,000 and
the Water Commissioner, $4,000.
PATERsoN,-The silk Manufacturers will hold another
meeting tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMiNHNT hhN'n
E;nk hpeus Hotel-Gen. w. w. Belknap, Secretary
ot VIZ, us Hon William Williams c. q Buffalo Cor jewell Of
Cossecu Congressman Alfred sly oi msoI %
nv Herald Waks Bngso ibe Hen J.nes BsysT ., Dss.n
Boston Csrroa Hotel X Q hSss s @s Bnsa .S navy
,.hnsn ~ NJ ton Oho Hofei-The Rev AeaIdro
syssd and thc Rev Tbenpson Rome x;sor Housss
Hs,,u ~ Potam n Y.i ~ L. Flkins OF Albany sad H. H.
Helper Of North Carolina. ~ JONES Hok-den Williams Of
Ers,,u Houss-G v. For. eIAsslstan' Steretary OF the
M,,ropoIaw HosiTbe Hon w. T. Jones' Congressional
Dsees,e from Wyoming Territory
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDEUTs, 2s BRoAD"Af
ssm-3io Eoon-6lo 5nm.-e5' hmnlsm.-M'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
sEpoRT ron rnM At 2 Ph MAY
Inches THfkhohs'hS pes',3
n. =.
a, . n. Ami 90 3t NaIimum al MAY All
apmum stt n May .2982s Minimum Of April S ~
Rsls, sic Range
Nav from GI5 q m hmennt OF water oz lneh
Nsy 4-Ian 90 80 NJ. Amount OF water W Inch
Distance Travelled by the wind during the I' mics
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06

PyRR,s Morn AyD LoroS re vel kown reliable and
remedy Brown Dcoofauou Of the Face Depot W Bond
tt, Eewloh. Sold By DnggsE everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
A MAIL STAGE ATTACKED BY INDIANS.

0aAHA, May "A party of Indians, sup
posed 10 be Cherokees attacked tho ma escort from
this post at Ifonte Creek miles west of Fort Laramie
on wednesday, killing the sergeant in comDland. THO
party returned tO Fort Laramie, bringing his body Tho
party ft again. yesterday, for Fort Fe,erman having
been rceVi0sced
New-York tribune., 1872-05-06
PARIS! !

CHIcAGol pvssunDony, pARls'
THB MOST ,,,sr,,o
EXHIBITION
., worl, o. AT ever offered 70 public this country open at
& ne aeS, Ar ECsm G s IN, % ~ f"es and Dusseldorf artist,
be so Al auction Of the Chicago sufferers hee hand
red Paintings. comprising Examples BY nearly all the great mae" Of
the present day.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS
ITO ,o through the LeAvi.. Art Room, 49, in fart to pay
form, pleasant round Of studio calls in Pans
An lovers you have the before you for
the exhibition contributions will be the cownng Of this b
liant season"
No art lover can Afford seeing this collection apart from
70 ,p%s" s"s. "'''' ''' '''''''''
"UnquOnaly exhibition Of foreign paintings which We
have ever been favored with 10 this tountfy
MANY collection, paintings have been here before
but probably varied and Thoroughly REPRESENTATIVE a. c
collection exhibition at the Leavtt Art Rooms"
Rarely gres, presented ar. lover, in this ety
those enjoyed who @edesa night at the Lesy AT
which the asts Paris and Dusseldorf have generously sent over in
AID Of the sufferers ''c GfoSGs Hossss LEAvr Co. Clinton Han
$25 RAWARD igy Y. .I1 -, ,.-,o, VII. .,,.,.,a
selling or ''i'iisisf PUaE MIX IL s'' '''''''
'Aifs Fshs s'fs'' At GosAEs' s1'f iisn n.y. S'G''
no GOOD 'SI paRsm, afy i' pghE S1sE NIX
JOHN II. CONFER, Depot Twenty ,hrdst and bfhthsVe
425 REWARD
EMlNENT European Physicians and Surgeons
n fSas & ssiSIIst ssIsy succEsFnLfa treating
health and strength Patients received at
16 East fifth EesYok till
ami evenings Treatment by letter.
rV,HE COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT,
Il BY INHALATION.
P0R CHRONIC DISEASES
and 24 Br0atway Park Bank Bndtg.
Dr. J. W. MITCHELL, Dr. O. b. DURfdE
TVHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 TO 10
Il II. F. Circular and Price List address
WM d. RUSSELL. ls Psrk-place, n. 7.
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without caasc from business: Impotence Die
Organs " A. Daniels MD IA exugOnage
ELLIS's HOT WATER FURNACES for
II WARNING DWELLINGS, GREENHOUSES DC,
IS2 CENTBEST
EDWARD Z. QUIMBY,
AZ LIGHTNING RODS,
In Chambersst.. corner College place.
'TIIE best place in New-York to buy reliable
Diamonds rich fashionable Jewely and Sterling SILVER
Wedding SQUiRES 81 Fultonst Diamonds speeaty
NOVELTY CARRIAGE and CRADLE com
- bined. 513 BROADWAY opposite 81 Eeholas Hotel
ERAZERs AXLE GREASE-Best in the
II Depot lO4 naenane Sold where Circulars free
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which no schools were held lat year
during the past summer took -one pains
to inquire at different points o. to the ope-
ration OF the school -y.tcm Sometimes
the reply would b.. we have hal a school
out the teacher was incompetent Some
times We have bal no school ,ii. year
and again, I'VE have hal no school Tor
two years. Occasionally the r-pl.e, would
be favorable, but in 10 Gaze d.i hear 10
said that the taxes were not hi.h enough
Ny purpose is not to Lrin. tie sy,tca. Of
public instruction into di,replte nor TO
censure officers entrusted with ~ manage
meut; but 1t is to point out some existing
evils, with tie hope THAI sufficient rene
dies may De provided against them in ia
future
The new Constitution requires that the
Legislature shall provide for general
law for a thorough and efficient system Of
tree schools
The fact doe not seem to br generally
realized tina, the school system j. not ONLY
our grestest public interest. but that it also
requires al expenditure OF money nearly
equal to the amount raised for STATE and
county purposes combined will not at
tempt to suggest in detail any plans for
putting into execution this importau, pro-
vision OF the Constitution But earnest
" recommend that you will consider sim
pIicity, efficiency and economy a OF pri-
mary Importance in any plan that YOU
may be ples.ei to adopt
The 9TH section Of article T. Of the Coz
stitution is a, follows.
lac Legislature shall provide for the
support OF free schools by appropriating
thereto interest OF the invested school
iund the net proceeds Of all loricitures
and lines ACQUIRING to this State under the
laws thereof tn State capitarion tax: aud
by general taxation, ON persons or proper
y or otherwise. II shall also provide for
raising IN each county or district. hy the
authority OF the people thereof such a
proportion of the amount required for the
support Of free school. therein a. shall be-
prescribed Toy general laws
1t is clearly the duty OF the Legislature
hereafter, as heretofore to provide for
raising the means Tor the -u.polt of
schools, partly by Stae taxation and PAR,
ly by local ravarion The questions thai
scem to he left open are the rate Of STAT,
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opinion. have no recommendation ,o
make on ,hi- point, bat merely suggest
that the rule, Of uniformity will be much
simpler and ought to prevail uule-. D.,
should appear tha, would impose uuiu-r
burdens OIL some districts Tor tue leu,tt
Of others
You have ALREADY seen that school tax
- can oniy be levied "in each county sui
di-trict By the authority Of the peoyl,
Thereof The same provision existed iu
the o.i Constitution. yet it ha- practical,
been treated as q dead letter 1t i.tru-
the present law require hDari of eln.s-
ton levy To these taxes with the assent e.,
the voters of the township, buf no rs".
whether or not voter. do assent t. ,A.
levy. And am informed that recently
the supreme court OF sppeal- ha- deci,.i
IN = case that came before it. that whe.
the assent OF the voters WAS wantin. tL-
levy was Illegally made, and OF course tn
tax could hot he collected Cue-- there
tore, some provision l. made b. whic..
the authority Of the people can tie given
the system OF free education will BE- ,rca,-
y embarrassed il not wholly dvsuo,ct
But even after ample means have br,,.
pro- died. log maintaining school. liu.
can be accomplished. unless the service.
Of competent teachers are secured Viii.
there are many faithful and intelligent
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their duty. Under this system, surveyors
would feel far less hesitation in demand
my from all citizens the amount Of labor
required by law, aud the people would
cheeriui'y respond TO the demand; f'r no
people in the world yield more ready
obedience to laws, founded on justice and
equality than the people OF this State
A. general rule each county has one
or two main roads, or lhoroughfare-. whica
are used by nearly all the people These
roads are established not 70 much for the
convenience Of the people living near them.
~ to give an outlet to some point in an
adjoining. or perhaps remote county,
From necessity they pass through sparse
ll settled districts and over rugged. unin.
hsbuei mountains, and therefore rber.
the most labor Is required. there are to b.
i,u"d the iewrst persons to perform the
labor Should it be Your pleasure to re-
tam the present provisions Of the Law au
thoriling the Lowing Of taxes for road rur.
pose does II not seem but Just to require
them to be appropriated mainly to the i'm
proVement OF these main roads? am
aware that address IN, self to gentlemen
more familiar with the working. Of the
road system than myself: have there.
fore reirained from making specific re
commentators, but have con,ent-l my.
sell with few IA. g-stious. with the hopr
that they may call ior reflection aud die
cn-''on that will produce cool results
FREE SCHOOLS
Owing to the want Of a report from the
superintendent OF free schools. am una
Die to present an accurate account o the
operations of the Tree school .ystem dur
ing the last year This report has not
been made because. ~ am informed. the
county suPerintendeuts OF nearly one-half
OF the counties in the State have failed TO
make their reports, aud ~ they coh.t
tute the basis Tor the report OF tn, State
superintendent, the reason is AZ once ap-
parent why his report l. not ready You
Will see from AN examination oi the law.
that the trustee, report 10 the secretary OF
the board OF education. the secretary to the
county superintendent, the county -uperin.
tendent TO the State Superintendent. and
finally, the State SupcrIn. cudeu; To the
Legislature. All thi, macnm,r, mus, be
pat IN operation to secure tor yuu the ,ta
tI-tlcai Information absolutely noccs,ar,
Tor intelligent Legi-iaiiOu. I,iorriiuk 10.