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Godfrey" TO Gilmore.
Gilmore, the Jubilee Manager, has received
the following 1nDdsnne 1efter.

LONDON, DEC IS, 1s12-DzAn Mr. GILMORE: i
take ths opportunity Of Mr Pre4cots return to Bos
ton to forward for four acceptance small souvenir Of
the visit OF nysof ~ana tho Daad Of tho gvena3ler
Guards to Auaer4ca. It consists Of tlr service Of
plate for the dinner tabse, offered you bJ myae and
the hsnd IN conjunction, and set At 1eHery woru
By our regtueut} from myself.
We never czn forget tie genlalisy and thorough
Eoodheartedneas displayed by toward cs On all
casonE; the Kindly manner In which you1 Wtshes
wers Always conveyed to LIZ In connection with our
duties at theJuhilee.
Tho FINANCIAL results Of the undertaking were q am
soy 10 hea5) not Satisfactory However that may be-
must be gratifying to you to know that your great
tz1sa:s rpussca aa1 as the organizer Of 80 won
droua auscsl festival hage ga1ned you tho xUp.sQas
, 1873-01-19

The South Park Commissioners have near-
II completed their return Of lots and lands
delinquent for the FIRST INsTALMENT
Of the South Park Assessment, due Sept. q,
1879, preparatory to making application to
the Court for judgment and an order OF sale.
Owners Of lots and lands In South Chicago.
Hyde Park, and Lake will save cost BY calling
at once, at Room 3 Republic Life Building,
lol md 1913 LaSal1e-at.. and paying the sa1ne.
, 1873-01-19
:WsPApEn AND PERIODICAL CIRCULATION m VHK

Theirs woro 426, o00, ,000 copies Of nevopapers
and periodicals. p-:::..sda in tho United States in
1850. There were only 81. 000,0 900 published in
Great Britain in 1851. We printed AZ many in
1896.
1t is estimated that ttia number Of copies Of
newspapers printed in Great Britain in 1870 was
350, ,000 900. aud tho Same in France. The GEN.
aus rotutns show that over 1850, ,00o, 600 we're
issued in tho United States in the sSmo yenr.
s @ @ ana ts t' Nav sas Sm Fn1 3Js T1c s IN d19a mn
annually. Ono ia a duly and tho other woekly
Others, such as Marper's 11Fsk;ly the Pubic
Ledger OF philadelphia, the New York Sun, are
about as prolific.
, 1873-01-19
DR.. a. 6. Olin, ;:

- 30. CI.tkst Chicago, t6e soet aaeess;sa, a,sgs
the OF all Chronic Be1ual and He1Too. -
both Head hin rpsk. and 3nd4e tot 9oaa.sfTN II
b aaail. In nd t1'1s%d. Ladder ssndto1 ekas@as
, 1873-01-19

at Lea1nington: Eng, recently, the death Of
an infant Was found to have been caused BY the
presence in the stomach Of compact and hard
ball OF cheesy matter nearly the size OF d mani
fst. Two medical men gave it a. their opinion
that the bali had been accumulahng for como
tune, and was caused by the milk having become
changed to cheese in tho stomach.
Later returns ct the census taken in Russia
are at hand, and show tho population Of tho Eu-
ropean portions Of the empire, including Fin
land and Poland, to be 7I.2o7: :7o4- In 1863 tho
population stood at 65 oo0, 900, nnd in 1903 at
6,0oo, 900. Religioualy. the Russians are CLASH
fed as follows: So, 1863 ,229 of tho Greek OF
Orthodox Church, 7,So9, ,464 Roman Catholics,
2,Go9 179 Jews, 2,565 s44 Protestsnts, 2,353, ,76G
sIohammcdens, and 255, ,975 " He4thens." In
Russia proper the town population is only
8. .743, $780, and that OF tho country il s., 253 6.
There aro G2t 1858 Of the clergy, 533 ,691 landed
gentry, and s,669, 739 of the sailitay.
, 1873-01-19

turv, and 80 many Of the best men OF this city
have spent some OF their happiest hours. h1r.
Priestfey was ctubbabla man in the best sense
OF the word, sympathetic ta1ker, to whom every
mans pursuits wore interesting, and he talked
with pnusua1 attractiveness Of face and manner,
with strong sonse aud fine tastes. Tie was a
native OF Ireland but was brought to this coun-
try in Iis infancy, and was . grandnephew Of
the famous pr. Friestloy, the English theologian
and natural philosopher, who e1aigrated in lI94-
He ras at ono ti1no the publisher Of the Wig
Recie,r, but passed tho greater part Of his Life
as a manufacturer OF paper, and in that capacity
lent ha.pipg hand to n ore than one literary
enterprise which pcrished untima1y> But he
wae Il business as in society, above all things,
selfish, to whom tho aociety OF his friends was
the grontest prize and comfort of life.-Neto
York pupe1-
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

CToSINGToN LINE FOR BosroN-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day.
NARRAGAN EFT. every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day from pier IS North River, at p. VI.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR CONSUMPTION,
i Wasting and Indigestion are SAvORY M0oRE'S
Pancreatic Emulsion and Pancreadne. Medical men
made IL a specn study testify that life b pro-
onged In remarkable manner; appetite, also strength
and weight increased digestion greatly promoted nour.
shmen and the general condition Of the body
improved BY their use Prse from ys. to gla sAv0RY
MOORE chemists 10 the Queen, II. II. the Prince
New Bond street. London, and all chemists druggisu
and storekeepcrs throughout the states aud CanadAA
Nnis Name and trade mark each hnitlA
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE TO Norfolk
and tri.wcekly to Richmond:

OLD UUMINIUN STEAMSHIP UUMFANf. 80
From pier 81 North River loot of Beach street, steam
ers leave daily ut r. for Norfolk, and passe nger
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tues
days. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, same hour.
Through bills OF adng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
Atlantic Goa Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Wash gton,
c., and other points. - 90 :,
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
daily Sunday excepted, at4 Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

INOUND-AT STEWARDS, ON THE I7TH A POCKET.
IL book containing money. The owner can recover IL
by applying at liz West Forty third street and proving
property.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
WHOLE NO. 1852.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AxusrmrSrs-s.oosD pAor-uah and sixth col.

ANUsEMENTS-sEcoND PAcE-eifth ana sixth col
AsTEohoSsoNNsscsp AAssTTEk'oshEoxsoNnsDcos PAcr-Fifth Column
PtGsFs column
RRVARD AND LODGING wANTED-THIRD PAcE-First
sRo6SIYN eSluYYNH' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Frasr
BUSINESS P4or-rhlra col
BUSINESS NorICEs-Frr1H PAeE-Finh ana sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FlRsr PAcB-Fourth
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sxcosD PAcE-First and
CoAcHnEN % AND DGARDENERs-sxcoSD PAcE-second
CoAsfWisE sUpR srEAMsHIPs-FrHsr fAGr-Finh and
DANCING ACApEMIEs-sncosp PAar--sixth column
DENTfsTRY- -IHRD pAcE-tirs column.
k4 BwEGse FGRSsHED AND UN
EyRoPE1s srcosp PaaS-s secona nd column sI mn,
ESk Rooss Akp aFanTnESrs TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column;
EgF col
HOLIDAY ENTs-sEooSp PAGE Fourth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-second and
S%STs F4cHgrst 1G sSp%n
Fourth column.
rtaasSh faars column column
LOST AND FoUND-FlRsT PAcr-First and second col
g4ssrE.s psssS4a solq%n
MATKfMoNiAL-THIRD PAeE-First column.
MEDICAL-SEcosD PAGE-Second column.
MtSCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-sixth column
NUSICAL-SEcoND PAGE--Sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATIUNS-FIFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOF0RTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEcosD PAGE-Second
POST OFFICE NoTICE-TmnD PAcE-First column.
PRofERTY OUT OF TMs OirY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-rI IRsr PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED--FEsr PAGE-Fourth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES--FIRsT PAGE-Third column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SECoND PAGE-Third column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Frst
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-sEcoSD PAcE-First
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FRsr PAcH-second column.
sPORTING-DoGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-second
column.
THE TRADES-SEcoND PAcR-Secopd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoSD PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS. .GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
.UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SECoND PAGE-Fourth col
WEsTCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
WINTER RESORTS-THIRD PAGE-FirsI column.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

IENOUND- DECEMBER 20, RED PoCKETBooK
IL containing small amount OF money. Apply al
Fourth Avenue Stage ONCE Thrty-second street
and Lexn gton avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CoMPANY's
iron mail steamship
HOLSATIA,
Captain A. Barends will sail Thursday, JAN l. s7l
at2 p NJ, Tor Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London,
Cherbourg and Hamburg
First Cabin, Gpper pger saioon saloon. ss7s: s7s
Steeragc, $780, payable in United States gold,
GIN SRIA will sail January 8, 1874.
kuNHARDf 4 CO., &. b. RICHARDS BOAS
General Agents, General Pa ssenger Agents.
81 Broad street, New York. oil Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1873
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
sTE1Ts2Hhs Ts2hf s1SS aAIilS 81 SFS seSsg Essk AND
lfnnd a @ G S Sor RSe EGSs S is Un
81: LAgEESI, laehesnsz. ssiarasy }anasry i
fRIcE OF F49sssa ob %ne ro
f. GaSn FEC sssSsd esSn sss s
scng e Or a the Con-
sy English railway and the di.co%.orts crossing the
CTrAxER EUROPE, FOR BREsr AND HAyRE,
viii leave pier 50 Sorlh Riycr foot Of Morton street
requested . % on 00A'S George e S1cKESzrE Agent
A " sR Rs; :. Ssa ssss s;Y rs'.
wsst Dec Dec
d11sERoSLA 5 Jan
The on the Of this
staerooms are az on upper deck thus securing good
s'' ana % 5o % gson
SAT- STEAMERS i aPa fxssAss ss AVss'saFH s god
as or
station in Britain, Ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOR Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY. RATES.
Offices NS sSss
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-srEAM TO QUEENS
y town and ayrp LyysrpooL orv wo,,o.,.r
MIsSESoTA .smsn Bsados December 81 st2rM
Cabin passage, 50, sold sissrase. $50. currency.
eng sss X Rssss
France ana Broadway
INMAN LINE,
keyal Nah s!ssnshiDs are APPOINTED sail ss olow,-
CITY OF CaEsrEk: SATURDAY. Dec 2; noon
CITY OF sSTwEhF sssardsy JAN 10 ii l. n
ana each succeeding Saturday and THURSDAY from pier
= N0an ".ve'. RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, $40 $50 and $780, gold. according TO accommo-
ESSpa Trip ticSets Ts :, at lew rates
dndpS or @ dsq sp
tifcates, s32 currency.
den Norway, Denmark and Paris al reduced rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
company's Once, No IS Broasway 9 W.,
JOHN G. DALE Agent or to
oDonncll Fauik 4oa Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
NJ. s. Creagh l02 State street, Boston. :
r @. Brown, 80 South Clark corner Lake street, Chi
CUNARD LINE NOTICE.
With the view Of Diminishing the chances Of collision
;ns q hs
York or Boston, crossing meridian OF 20 at IS latitude
or nothing to the north Of a.
On he h9meward Passage crossing the meridian of SO
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
JAVA ..... W sday Dec. "a PARTHIA.. .Saday, Dec. 27
Gu LBA. " sday Dec. 81 sAMARIA. .sa day, Jan.
CALABRIA. w 'sday, jan HkCLA:. .saday, Jan. ~
ALGERIA. W sday Jan, IA OLYMPUS. .Sa'day Jan. IL
RUSSIA. .W'sday, Jan; Il MARATHON. .sday Jan. "a
and every following Wednesday and Saturday rom New
York. steamers marked thus $40 carry steerage
Cabin $50, 500 and $3.50 gold, ac
cording accommodation. Return tickets favorable
terms Steeragc $50 currency. Sreerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at
lowest rates
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
office, Bowling Green For steerage passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building.
to +. II. DU VERNkT,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, ILL.,
CORN ursTrpy
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

.;yoUHD ADRFT-TN THE SARRows, SEVERAL
4 large Logs, Inqure OF Z. 7. BENNET, Clifton,
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, ao94
1926 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN THIRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY SECOND
STREETS tEf tEftI - Va~wT
= OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAi AND NIGHT IN THE
YEAR .eTn N8 &EE
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED AT ALL
HOURS UP TO P. M. AT OFFICE RATES.
HARLEM OFFICE, 1856 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
lsoTH STREET ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED
FROM "a NJ. TO 7:sO p. M. aas5sft-e
NEwsDEALERs AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT 4 O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AD-
vERTlsERs AND NEwsDEALERs ATTENDED TO
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST So
CALLED BRANCHES IN TwENTY-THIRD AND
THIRTY-sECoND STREETS
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
COAsTw1sE STEAMSHIPS.

CAMANA BAY COMPANY. s.
- For Puerta Plata, Samana and 81. Domingo City
The United States Mail steamship TyBEE, CAPTAIN De-
lanoy, leaves pier No. North River with despatch.
Bills OF exchange on Puerta Plata samana and St Do
freight or passage apply to sPoFFoRD BROTHERS
CO., 20 Broadway. ...@ IN .44 .+FM N#4a
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
INSTRUCTION.

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO PRE-
home with private Instructions at the house Of
German professor, graduate Of Heidebere residing In
the country; terms modcrate references unexccptIon-
able. Address, tor week, b. ST. box 22 Herald otce
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

L,oR HAMILTON AND ST. GEORGE, BERMupA,
steamship PERf Ellis msstep WI pe despaeHea pa 'or
day anunrv AZ o'clock r. W For freight or passage,
having arst GLASS accommodations, apply 70 !. -.
"''e e''s S LINT BROTHERS. ~ South street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

GREAT WESTERN rANsgIp LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier IS East
River ioiiows;.
LADY LYCErr, Eratt saturday, Dec ~
GREAT WESTERN, stamper. saturday. Dec. ~
Cabin passage, SO; Intermediate, S45 steerlge. SO
currency; excursion tickets Sl20
ff' " - T. L. MoRGAN's SONS
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

d on OO0 wANTED-ro START A PRINTING
pAU.UUU Office; capital fully guaranteed; first
mortgage large ntere paid affair first class Apply,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
TIE LUMBER COMBINATION.

No additional developments are reported in
the lumber combination. Those who are informed say
that the several interests involved in Of ad
iusment that the liabilities will not exceed So 900 OOO
and now that the extensions granted, they will be
met 1t is stated by those having intimate relations
with the suspended firms that the combination not
for the purpose OF controlling the lumber market but
rather TO facilitate the moving and sale OF large quaint
ties Of lumber at little expense possible. II is
stated that the principal houses engaged White &
Co. OF Albany, S. W. Barnard & Co. and Dodge Co. Of
New.York and Page q Co. OF OswegO. o. Richards &
Sons OF sandy Hill r. W. Adams 60. Of New York
c. b. Nichols 4: Co. Of Albany, The WnaLlsbuTgh Mil
and Lumber Company, Chambers d Co. OF Cleveland
Watson a. Twichen OF Chicago, Barton az Spencer OF
Elizabeth ana X. a. LOyeland OF CDiCdso were suDsid
larry houses.
lumber lands IN Canada White Co., extensive yard
facilities at Albany aud large lumber trade; Page d
Co, numerous mills ia Canada Barnard q Co., who
were identified with lumber interests acted as the
bankers and arranged the finances OF the combination
and negotiating MS accommodation paper, etc. The
lumber cut the prOpeI.y OF Dodge Co., shipped
Whites yards. Pages mills, and from there dis
tributed through the medium Of Richards 4 Sons
Chambers 4 Co., Watson TWichell. Barton Spencer,
situated Some OF these firms were said % have been
established for the express purpose OF facilitating the
operations or Dodge d. Co, Arson &. Dodge being
special partner In several There is apprehension in
commercial circles that any disastrous results will
sue 1t is not improbable however, that litigation
the respective members OF the combination will
arise In the adjustment OF their accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
TIE PATTENBERG RIOT TRIALS.

FOUR OF THE ACCUSED AcQUrTTED-How THEY
WERE DEFENDED.
PENNINGTON, n. j., May 2G-The trial of
the Pattenberg resumed this morning In the
HuDterdOn Court OF oyer and Terminer or the seven
prisoners indicted for murder, two-Dayid College and
John BOgue-baye already been tried and acquitted.
College was forthwith discharged but BOgue was re-
tanned in custody while the prosecutor sought for
positive testimony convict him The prosecutor next
moved the cases of Coyle Kelley upon indictments
for mot, and after closing the testimony the Chief
Justice directed the jury to acqut COyle owing TO the
mony was more damaging, and the summing up was
set down for today when the prosecutor opened for
the State followed by j. N voorhees, and John
T. Bird for the prisoner. Mr. Allen then summed up for
the state and the Judge instructed the Jury in
haustve charge. Immediately upon their retiring the
prosecutor stated that he was unprepared 10
move the indictments for murder against Mccoy,
Delay, ana McFddden because of the illness
The Jury returned with verdict Uf Not guilty"
Kelley discharged. The Court then liberated
Bogue upon his recogIzance until the September
term of Court Thus ended four OF these trials which
have resulted In nothing but immense expense to the
county. 1t Is expected that the remaining three cases
which are 10 be tired IN September will develop new
in the since part OF tue testimony is OF
different character from tnat already offered III the other
trials that these labOrers have been able To
such weight OF counsel has caused considerable
comment. IL done, however through the uterven
ton Of three Roman Catholic churches and their
with the churches, they had raised a OI money
sufficient 10 employ four able lawyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
QUALIFYING FOR OFFICE.

Early in the day, Salem II. Wales called at
Che Mayors Office and sworn in as Park Commits
sioner. Later, Philip Bissnger came, accompanied by
several friends and also sworn into office George
W. lane, the City Chamberlain, appeared at a late
hour with his surees and he and they having justified
S. 10000 he into Office The bonds Of the
suretes deposited with the Controller. The State
BONDS been forwarded TO the state Treasurer at
Albany. The following the names Of the sureues
Benjamin b. Sherman. Treasurer of the New
York Steam Sugar Refining Companyj AdOlphus
y. Ockershausen, o prominent sugar refner /;
George c. Collins, an importer Of sugars (;
Thomas Monahan, President Of the Fulton Bank; VIM.
II. FOgg, tea Importer D.Wys James OF Phelps, Dodge
4 Co.; Peter MOller retner; Joseph Park r Of
Park 4 T1lford; and WIN. f. Bridge These names are
the o. 10000 bonds On the $35OOoO bonds the
names OF Benjamin b. Sherman, Peter Moller, and VIM
T. Bridge The four banks to be designated deposit
tories Of the public funds have not yet been named 1t
~ believed that two OF them tue Fulton Bank and
Ale Bank OF North America.
The Tax Commissioners had long interview with the
Mayor during the day, and financial prOects dis.
cussed. Soon sfterwsrd Excise Commissioners Stewart
and VOOrhis invited 10 a conference with the
Mayor II is understood that 80 much Of the policy Of
Tie Commissioners as they had decided on was detailed
~ the Mayor and in the main received his approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

At the monthly meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, last night, Mr. Holder OF L'noo"
and OF the publishing firm which issues me Londofs
Quarterly was present. ana spOse oh SIUm '"'
In the absence of Prof. r. Ogden Doremus,
who WAS announced to deliver lecture on Light last
evening Mt the College OF the City ofNewYork, but VINO
was confined his by severe indispOsmon, ~.
Asa W. Wilkinson performed number OF Dr, hatterx
pcrimeDts with the aid Of powerful ealyanic oasr
Among the effects was the production OF photograph
by means OF the galvanic light
The Scandinavian Societies Of this city held
mass meeting at Cooper Institute last night 10 con
slider the propriety OF organizing themselves INTO an
association to protect scandinavian peri
dresses made by J. g. PrneelL D. ~ hoyiue az
Albert Ericsson and John Hollers, who UNANIMOUSLY ue
pOreG the alleged existing f fbs gsmg T o
The Commissioners of Emigration held o
meeting at Castle Garden yesterday afternoon. An In
yitation from the Commissioners of Charities and Cor
reeton 10 visit Backweus and Wards Islands was ac-
cepted The reports OF the Finance Committee were
presented showing the cash Oh maud TO De sSop No. 40
while the debts outstanding amount 10 SIObf 10, luz
number OF Immigrants arriving at Castle Garden curing
the past week 1854, the largest NUMBER Ior Sns
week this year. :,
The members of the Cotton Exchange held
special meeting yesterday to take action on one OF tue
bylaws in relation to elections resolution was
adopted altering Article OF the Constitution OF the
Board 80 as 10 al ow suspended members to vote lor
officers OF the Association. The petroleum dealers III
the Produce Exchange and the members OF tie GOlu
Exchange also held meeting yesterday Tor the puI-
pose OF adopting rules for the one, aud constitution
and bylaws for the other.
A committee of the Board of Supervisors
having recently made damaging charges against froi'
David b. Scott Principal of the Introductory Depart
ment OF the City College, impeachng his fathiuineSs
and ability the Association OF Principals OF Grammar
Schools, al special meeting on May rs UNANIMOUSLY
adopted resolutions indorsing Prof scott as capaoe
aud conscientious teacher, whose record embracing az
most lifetime OF arduOUs labors In the cause OF COM
school education, should enttIe MIN 70 the HIenuJ
consideration of the whole community.
The outgoing Park Commissioners held
special meeting yesterday afternoon, the failure TO I'LL
out the Board having forced meeting OF the Old
one to discharge pressing business Preparations for
pnic exercises at the nnveng OF the Betherda FOun
tam at Central Park authorized and the ceremony
will PROBABLY take place next Saturday. The extension
Of the paved seats for listeners al the central
Park open concerts approVed Inc plths III Tue
construction OF section u tine Museufn OF Natural HIS
tory MInnattau-squarc. were adopted anu pernis,
sion was granted school boys 10 play ball in Centfa
PARK, subject to certain general regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
oUAKERs IN COUNCIL.

The Annual Conference of the Hicksite
branch OF the Society Of Friends began, yesterday at
the meeting house in Ruherfordplace, opposite suyve
santsquare The meeting is attended by delegates
various quarters In NewYOrk State aud parts of
necticut and New-Jersey. Among tho prominent
Friends present George Truman, Samuel J. Leyick
aud Rachel Townsend OF Philadelphia; job Dennis OF
Pennington, Conn. Efingham Cock OF Eew-York,
Rachel Hicks and Esther Havland. The sessions yes
terday were simply preparatory. In the morning the
reports from the different quarterly meetings
They contained statements OF their condition, and
queries different subjects At the afternoon session
the reading of reports and epstles finished when
the discussion and answering of the queries began Tue
meeting will probably close On Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

800. The Katalysine Spring Company has decided
10 h Of The properly Owned
COMPANY provide for placing indication stones
burg bsgtlesekL
IA meeting held at 0'Day's Auction Rooms, in
Burao evening" eIOnR Jae Pncbes
declaring latter
more 1spe than Joige Davis
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