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NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO III GRAVIEH STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CANT.
NaP1IaL- 81 900 0c0
subscribed 700, 300
A. Elmer BADER. President
CT ENGSTFELD Vice President
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
a Elmer Bader, n Frank, W B Schmidt
Theo Lilientha, Louis Schneider, Frank Roder
= Schwartz, Hermann Eicke, + Rickert
Miller, Jacob Hassinger, Oh Engstfeld,
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.
ufrc. corner OF Camp and Canal streets
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Assets, December 81, 1875. 55sll .;
1nsuros Fire, Marine and River Risks dividing the
Fer the ommodatiOn of its CUSTOMERS the Com
PsnS viii maize Marine losses payable IN London.
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SOILS ISSTAR'
INTER SIDElSA'
MICAGTI'
rLUR1Mos' Amos

1LShIhOS' ANNOS'
Ito Plus IN, Supreme Pontih, shining as
a sun among the stars, many years y This
elected universal and enthusiastic burst
of applause. Many who were present af-
forwards went to thank Father Secchi, aud
toexpress their great qualification for the
great treat he had afforded them while
those who undertook the charitable care
of the boys in whose behalf he gave his
lecture must ever feel indebted to his char
ity. And people talk of suppressing the
Religious Orders!
ATTEMPTED DISTURBANCE nj THE GEsU.
On Friday last, 2lst March, tho Feast of
st. Benedict, Father LombarCini, at the
Gesu, in the course of his Lent sermon,
spoke of the great services the Beuedictiue
Order had rendered to tho world in the
preservation and multiplication of valu-
able manuscripts that are now the pride
and the glory of tho countries in (which
they exist, and are sought by Governments
as well as iDdividnsis, at prices almost
fabulous. HO spoke of the monesteries
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STRICTLY FIRE.

Parties desrous of Insurance have the privilege of
making two half yearly payments, and entitled to
an equal portion of the dividends at the end of the
or in lieu thereof to the usual rebate Inspres against
Fire Risks exclusively in City Country at the low
est rates of premiums. d. EEUBRIE President
II. MEYER. Secretary.
o. s. ASCH, Superintendent of y grucies
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GENERAL NEWS.

Not many people are staying in Rome,
the beautiful weather inducing many to go
on to Naples. Rome, however, is still full
with floating population. Many have
como with an expectation of seeing the old
Papal ceremonies of Holy Week but, as
these cannot take place, they are proceed
ing to other parts of Italy. =
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The semi-Annusl Reckoning Day-Ths
Presidents Report-A Dividend OF Three
and . Half Per Cent ON Preferred
Stock and One Per Cent on Common
stock Announced.
The Board Of Directors Of the Erie Railway held
their semi annual meeting yesterday, which was
very long one. President Wilson presented his
semlannual report. II was simply continuation
OF the imperfect report handed in by him some
time since. The report Is up to June so, and gives
Q statement of the earnings OF the road for the
preceding nine months, said statement showing
an increase for the same time the previous nscaa
year OF sl,os5,57S 81.
The percentage Is reckoned as follows:-On gen.
eral freight, IL $1,000 per cent; on passengers
63-100 per cent; on mails and express, IA 47-l00
per cent; miscellaneous earnings, 81 S7-lO0 per
cent. There has been decrease on coal earnings
OF 89-1O0 per cent. No account has been made OF
the transportation OF men and materials for the
company In arriving at the gross earnings. bus
items OF service have been charged direct cost To
the expense account. Paying freight increased In
tonnage 250,4l9 TONS and large saving, though the
amount is not exactly known, has been made Ia
changing the distribution OF freight at Jersey City.
including the breaking up OF the Archer contract,
the dates being kept for but two months. For the
above period the working expenses have increased
SZ7l,0O9 g. While the earnings nave Increased
573 81 making the net increase OF $84 563 ga
The working expense Is 81 7-l00 per cent OF the
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Z. G. Squier Is to marry o lady Saratoga cor.
respondent. SO gossip says.
Mr. Dent, the father OF Mrs. Grant, Is still In a
very feeble condition. though not confined to his
bed.
Matur1n NJ. Ballou, la,e Of the Boston Globe, is
going TO Europe. lie will be accompanied by his
wife.
Captain c. Grant has been appointed First
Assistant TO the British Political Resident in the
Persian Gulf
John b. Omohundro t''Texas Jack'D, Of scout no.
toriety. was married on Sunday last, IN Rochester
to Nile. Moracchi, the well known danseuse.
The Boston Transcript says General Grant took
with him pair OF bays-perfect beauties. His
other "bays," his friends think, are quito as en-.
during
An old lady out West having read the current
paragraph abost "Mr. Jenkins the author Of
Ginxs baby" says "Ginx owes 1t to moral public
to explain things"
His Excellency the viceroy OF India has ex-
pressed his approval OF the measures taken to pro-
tect 'rmprovident Carnatic stipendaries" from the
Madras money lenders.
Mr.. James y. savile. chief Clark Of the Treasury
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Ew HERALD 1s73TKPIE SHEET.

Department, VINO has been for several weeks In
San Francisco and other points on the Pacific
coast on ofncial business, has returned to WASH
ington.
Scene In Western Court :-Judge-"Have you
anything to ofier to the Court before sentence is
passed on yous" Prisoner-'.No Judge; had $40,
but my lawyers took that"
'fhree-nngered Jack" Ii q well known character
among yellow covered literature. but that "six-
toed Genius OF America" Is to be seen on the gen.
uine $500 greenback is rather novelty.
The following delegates to the approaching Con-
ference OF Christians in New York have arrived at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel:-The Rev. william Harris,
England; the Rev. Archibald Macmillan, London I;
the Rev. J. 7. Stevenson, England; the Rev. Pro-
lessor Smyth. d. d., Ireland, and the Rev. David
Mullan, Ireland.
r. s. Bruins Grand Master of Masons In the State
of South Carolina, has addressed very cordial
letter OF thanks to Deputy Grand Master Elwood 4.
Thorne, requesting him to express to the frater-
nifty OF New York and djacent cities the warmest
feelings OF gratitude for the c0urtesles and honor
rendered to the memory and remains OF the late
James l.. Orr. Past Grand Master OF South Caro-
iina and late Minister OF the United States to the
Court OF ST. Petersburg.
The great social event OF the season occurred at
Newport yesterday afternoon, 1t being the mar
rage OF Charles e. Gregory, the millionaire of Jer-
sey City, to Miss Fannie, daughter OF Dr. J. Marion
Sims, OF this city. The ceremony was performed
at All Saints chapel (which was packed with the
aristocracy OF the summer population) by Rev. Dr.
Potter, OF Grace church, New York. 1t was the
most brilliant affair Of the kind that has ever &C.
Cured in Newport, and had been the prominent
theme Of conversation the entire morning. The
ceremony was followed by grand reception at
the residence Of Dr. Sims on Key street, and the
bridal party took their departure for New York
last evening, and from there will proceed to
Europe.
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course, with all these evidences of weakness
and irresolution against them, they cannot be
expected to do anything in New York this fall
towards the recovery of the State. But we
can assure our enthusiastic Albany republican
contemporary that the democrats do not de-
spair of recovering New York in November,
city and State, and that they are preparing for
vigorous contest for the Legislature. 1t is
certainly too soon yet to take it for granted
that New York is going to be carried by the
republicans this year by spontaneous combus-
ton; for, from year to year, especially in our
purely local elections, the popular vote of
the State is very uncertain.
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TRIPLE S HEE T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To.Day's Contents of the
Herald.


sTHE EDUCATIONAL NEW YEAR AND IT'S LIv-
ING UNCONSTITUTIONAL LEADING ARTI-
CLE-SIxTH PAGE.
SURRENDER OF THE SPANISH IRON-CLADS
ALMANAC AND vITTORIA TO THE BRIT
ISL VICE ADMIRALl NO BLOODSHEDl
ABRAHAM OUTRAGES IN ANDALUSIAl
FORTY FARM HOUSES BURNEDl CUBAN
SPANISH AID TO CARLISM-SEvENTH PAGE.
THE CUBAN POLICE AND THE REPUBLICANS /
FORTY OF THE LATTER ARRESTED FOR
HOLDING A CLUB MEETING-SEvRNTH
PAGE
ENGLAND PARTICIPATING IN THE FRENCH
PILGRIMAGE FERvORl COO PILGRIMS, AZ
TER LISTENING TO A SOLEMN ADDRESS
BY ARCHBISHOP MANNING DEPART FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCEl THE TROOPS STA.
TONED AT HAvRE SUFFERING FROM
THE EPiDEMICi HONORs TO THEIRS
SEVENTH PAGE.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LUxEMBURG RAIL,
wAY EIGHT PERSONS KILLED AND FIF
TEEN HURT-SEvENTH PAGE.
BERLIN CONTEMPORARIES sEDAN-vICToR EN-
MANUEL'S TOUR-SEvENrH PAGE.
THIRD TERM PERIIS AND POSSIBILITIES DIS
CUSSED AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. VA! GONERNOR WALKER AND MIR
c. M. CONRAD ON GENERAL GRANT, THE
ANGLO-SAXON AND JEFF DAvIS-FouRTu
PAGE
"WORKING UP" THE BOGUS BONDS CASEl
WHO WERE THE OPERATORS A PRIS-
ONER MYSTERY AT POLICE HEADQUAR-
TIERS! THE $500 COUNTERFEITS-SEv
PAGE.
THE GRANDFATHER MYSTERY AT HUN
TINGTON, L. IL ROYAL SAMMIS TELLS
HIS OWN STORY MISS SMITHS LETTERS
FROM KELSEY-THIRD PAGE
sCRANTON'S SCHOOL STRUGGLESl FIsTICUFFs
INDUCED IN BY A PROFESSOR AND A
COMMISSIONER DIsGRACEFUL EXHI.
BITION-THRD PAGE
DESTRUCTION BY FIRES IN NEW YORK, PENN
SYLVANIA AND KANSAS-IMPORTANT
GENERAL NEWS-THIRD PAGE.
THE TROTTING AT GOSHEN YESTERDAY POL
LOCK AND TOM KELLER THE vICTORS IN
TWO SUPERB sTRUGGLES-THrRD PAGE.
MONETARY ACTIVITY IN WALL STREET WEST
ERN BOND PURCHASES GOLD MANIPU
LATIONS A COFFEE "CORNER y, THE
GENEVA AWARD READY-FIFTH PAGE
COMPTROLLER GREEN AGAIN MANDAMUSED
THE SUPERVISORS AFTER THEIR BACK
PAYi MURDER ARRAIGNME NTS-FoURrH
PAGE.
BADLY BUILT THE CoRONER's INQUIRY INTO
ROTTEN TENEMENT WALLS-SANITARY
DANGERS FROM THE FILTHY STREETS
THE BLACKS AND THE BROOKLYN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS-ErGHTH PAGE.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF STA
TISTICS-REAL ESTATE-FIFTH PAGE.
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THE DEMOCRATS OF MASSACHUSETTS meet in
State Convention at Worcester to-day TO nom-
nate their State ticket and to proclaim the
principles and measures upon which they
enter the field for their coming November
election. We presume that, as usual, their
candidate for Governor will be the patient and
good-natured John Quincy Adams, and that, as
they have no member of Congress of their own
church to call to account on that "back-pay
grab" they WILL without reserve, open fire on
the republican delegation of Massachusetts,.
not forgetting General Butler for working
through the bill, and that they will likewise
rap the President over the knuckles for
signing it. We think it likely, too that the
Massachusetts democracy, following the ex-
amples of their brethren in Ohio and Penn
sylvania, will whistle the liberal republicans
down the wind on ''the me-honored princ-
pies of jefferson and Jackson" and will sue
coed according to the old maxim of Mr..
Greene. that the true policy of the leading
democrats in Massachusetts is to keep their
party conveniently small.
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TIE ENoL1sH ROMAN CATHOLIC PnoRMAcE
to the shrine of the beatifed nun, Maria Ala
coque, at Paray-le-Monial, France, was COM
menced yesterday. Six hundred pilgrims, the
band embracing representatives Of the most
distinguished families in Britain, took their
departure from London. Most Rev. Arch
bishop Manning of Westminster exhorted and
blessed the devotees, the modern crusaders.
His Grace repeated the words of his episcopal
prophecy, delivered short time since. thus:-
1.-THE present state Of Europe cannot last long,
and men will find that they will have to pay
dear for the dishonor they have heaped on the
head Of the vicar Of Christ"
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The APPROACHING STATE CAMPAIGN N New
YoRK.-The Albany journal, in behalf of the
republican party, speaks quite hopefully Of
the prospects for our next November State
election. We are thus told that the republi-
cans have straight course before them, that
they are united and aggressive, and have the
prestige OF last years splendid victory, with
its State majority of fifty thousand, to encour-
age them, while the democrats are still adrift,
hesitating and undecided what to do and are
still discussing whether they shall continue
their ill-starred coalition of last year or repu-
date the liberals and 20 it alone; and that, of
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN DELAWARE.

The Republicans In Wilmington Suc-
cessfuI by Increased Majoritics.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 2, 1873.
The municipal elections here took place
to-day. The republicans were successful BY
increased majorties. For President OF tho
Council Joshua Morris has $50 majority, and
for City Treasurer Francis vincent haA
$40 majority. or the eleven members OF the
City Council nine are republicans three being ch0-
sen in wards which went democratic last year.
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The cost of all repairs has been charged to the
expense account, and the road and equipments
have been kept in good order.
On account OF suits and other matters there have
been obtained from different parties money and
property during the year worth more at present
than the estimates, no part OF which has been
placed to profit and loss Further sums will be re-
ceived from suits now pending.
Mr.. L. Robinson, ex -COmptroller OF the State OF
New York. was elected First Vice president On
motion OF Mr.. Barlow.
For the benefit OF his health and also to transact
business for the company, Mr.. Watson stated that
he was going to Europe. While there he will ne
gotiate Tor new loans 10 carry out Intended I'M
provements.
and one per cent on the common stock was the
dividend declared, payable on the LIST OF October.
The books from the 18th Of the present month TO
I'd Of October will be closed
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TITUsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 2, l

TITUsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 2, 1873.
stranger, sixty years OF age, giving the name
OF Henry Sweet was arrested here to-day for pass.
ing one OF a new counterfet $500 greenback issue.
He was released on 1000 bail, which amount he
deposited as security for his bondman.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., /
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 81 A. M.


Synopsis for the Past T,oentV,t0ar Hours.
The storm which on Monday night prevailed
over northern New England and the ST. Lawrence
Valley has passed to the northeastward. Partly
cloudy weather. with rain areas. has been reported
from the Gulf and South Carolina coasts and Ten
nessee. The barometer has fallen quite rapidly
nom Kansas to Dakota, Minnesota and Lake
Superior with increasing cloudiness, fresh to
brisk southery ana easterly winds and rising
temperature. The temperature has fallen over the
Middle and New England States. The pressure IL
highest over the Gulf coast; lowest over northern
Dakota.
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States light to
fresh westerly and southerly winds and generally
clear weather will prevail; for the South.
ern and Gulf States east OF the Mis-
sissippi light to fresh westerly and
southerly winds and partly cloudy weather, with
ain areas on the coast; from Tennessee north.
eastward over the lower lake region,
winas shifting to southwesterly and south.
easterly, falling barometer and increasing
cloudiness; from Missouri to lower Michigan,
and northward over Lake Superior and Minnesota,
falling barometer. fresh to brisk winds,
gradually veerng to southerly and south
westerly; increasing cloudiness and rain.
An area OF quite low barometer is now
apparently advancing eastward over Dakota tow
ard Minnesota, which will probably produce very
brisk winds from the southeast and the southwest
over Lakes Michigan and Superior.
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MEXICAN DBPREDATI0Hs.
Cattle Thieves Doing = Brisk Businsss
ON the Rio Grande.

Cattle thieving on the Texas border has been re.
sumed with unusual vigor. About 200 nne beeves
were driven across into Mexico. near Guer-
zero. four days ago. and were boldly driven
on the 70 " 'n the TIN
MEXICAN officials. These depredations are OF daily
Occurrences and this section OF Texas Is robbed Of
cattle ut the rate Of thousands Of animals each
month.
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Another and Most Dangerous Coun
tcrfeft.

tcrfeit.
The discovery of counterfeit five hundred
dollar legal tender note, and so ably executed
as to deceive almost any one except Treasury
officials and other experts, is calculated to
awaken serious apprehensions and to put the
government to considerable expense and
trouble. Treasurer Spinner and others in his
department say they have never seen better
executed counterfeit. The principal defect
appears to be in the printing, the impression
not being as good as in the genuine notes but
people may be thrown off their guard by the
counterfeits having been manipulated so as to
give them the appearance Of being worn by
use. No doubt there are other counterfeits
ahoat for the counterfeiters would hardly go
to the expense and trouble of making
only one. How many there are remains to
be seen. Every person, of course, will be
careful now TO examine the notes of this denom-
ination. Fortunately they are of such value
as not to enter into ordinary circulation, and
will pass generally into the hands of those
of bankers and others-who are best qualified
to detect their spurious character. The gov
eminent will be compelled, we suppose, to
call in all the five hundred dollar legal tenders
in consequence of this counterfeit, which will
be an expense and trouble. There will be,
too, no doubt a thorough examination Of
notes of other denominations. Counterfeiting
and forgery have become so common, and are
done in such professional" manner that
the public cannot be too watchful. Where
are the detectives2 The criminals must be
hunted up and punished This counterfeiting
of government money, in whose manufacture
so much care is observed, is serious matter,
and should be prevented by all means.
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THE NEW $500 COUNTERFEIT BILL.

kVtFaRe Ct1nptTdIuIc ytStcIUxy u
average temperature for corresponding date
III
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MASSACHUSETTS, a0vERN0RSHIP.


SPkINGFIELD Sept. z 1873.
The Springfield republican caucuses tonight
were full and lively. Two Of them used the check
list in voting, and those elected Wash
split on the refusal to the check lists, and two
sets OF delegates we're chosen from those wards.
The result in the city is-Washburn, 4; Butler. IL
contested 8. Our foorngs for the State far are
Washburn 122; Butler l52, and doubtful, 0.
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Grand OPERA HOUSE, Eighth av. ana twenty tnlrd
a-MIpsUNnER NIGHr's DREAx
BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth and Twenty third St
RIP VAN WiNkLK
METROPOLITAN THEATRE. SIS Broadway.-vARIErY
EErrxrANxENr. Matinee at 2,l
BowERY THEATRE. Bowerv.-BurrALo BrL-OsJEcr
INTEREST.
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway, corner Thirtieth st.
DICK, THE CHEvALiER Afternoon and evening.
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
street. USED UP-KERRY.
BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and $50 Broadway. -orxRA
BoUrrE-LA FILLx DE MADAME ANcor.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway between Houston
and Blocker styeets.-MEPHIsro. Matinee at2.
THEATRE CoMIoUE, No. 5l4 Broadwav.-vARIErr
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee ate
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
Broadway.-FuN IN Foe-MILKr WHITE
NIBLo's GARDEN Broadway between Prince and
Houston sts.-THE BLACK CROOK. Matinee at Ia.
BRYANT,s OPERA HOUSE Twenty third ST., corner
9Th av.-NEGRo MiSsTRxIsY. &c
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Court street. Brooklyn
BAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 18th street and Irving place
Colon GUARD.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-sUMrER NIGHTS Con-
pERrs.
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, 5sth st.. between Lex
lngt0n and Sd avs-ALEssANDRo sTRupELLA.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, No. 6lS Broad
Way.-SCIENCK ART
DIR. KAHN's MUSEUM. No. 6ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND ART
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The WAR IN SrAIN.-The English Vice Ad-
miral, Yelverton. has forwarded the captured
Spanish iron-clads to Gibraltar The Carta-
genist insurgents opposed the project Of
British action firmly during some few days !;
but it appears as if the Admiralty orders from
Downing street proved more potent in the end
than their patriotism. The exact point of
arrangement or of Spanish abatement Of
dignity is not yet known. The socialists
in Andalusia have assumed an active part
for o settlement of the national troubles,
according to the rule of their school
of political economy. The farm laborers have
organized for the purpose of demanding and
enforcing division of property. They have
already burned forty farmhouses inhabited
by dissentients from their platform. Don
Carlos claims to be in receipt of large sums of
money from Cuba. Heavy detachments of the
royalist army keep moving in the field, so that
His Highness the Bourbon appears to be well
satisfied with his position, both in Spain and
the Antilles.