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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
THREE FAvORITEs BEATEN.

,op,Ir ARDS LEtMiNGrON FIIIY wINNERfOF THE
uvFviLE STAKES, sPRINGBOK WINNER OF TIE
MILE HEATS, NApGE BEATUN BY SCRATCH,
rporpIE BY BULLET, AND THE FAVOpITE GYPlIs
last IN TIVE MILE ,VD An rIGrTH FACE.
Tho attendance at jerome Park races YES
..,.v was not what both the weather and the sport
rrantcd The bad promises OF both. however. served
A. ,,,r Measure from attending. and the crowd
not arccthat is. not large Tor jerome Park. II
- mill after the OF the day the clouds which
h-teneG rain dspolled. and the broke through
a. unusual hriliancy and warmth. somewhat relieved.
ever by fresh breeze. which lasted the rest Of the
A. an made the sunshine cndUrahie The promise
- snort held ont less encouraging than that Of
- weather There prospect of 2 spirited con
e., Of Young colts in the Juvenile Stakes, in
n,ch 10 ANNALS were sure TO start, but I'm three
=, the other four there thought TO bc virtually
- Contest sprngbok positively the favorite In
,,c mile heats that all his competitors sold the field
AGAINST him odds OF about 10 TO in his favor. In the
,,,n roce Of nile AMI half. Mad &c was clearly the
u,icr o Scratch that there seneof pools other
,hap the Paris muuals these the odds %
An the favore, Madge and in the hurdle Trouble
vas So generally thought the superior of Bullet that little
n,tu was made this and only the usual fun at
The evlense Of Jockeys anticipated. Only two OF the
eve races therefore promised any exciting sport but
t,ose VINO STAYED away this calculation suffered
pue A. those staked heavily the favoritos yes
t,riay As ii the Grand Stand nall filed with
Tic ordinary at the gatherings at this Park,
very few prominent persons being present
IRE JUVENILE STAKES WON BY LoRILLARD.
The first race dash of half mile only for two
xearod animals. for which there originally 81
entries at 500 each. which. with the $500 added the
C1ub made u handsome purse Of $1,000 5000 of which
was 10 60 10 the second horse. Twelve of the 81 entries
answered al tho call of the bell, and ino a field OF
ycunc horses exhibited jerome Park parsded
Tor few minutes IN front Of the grand stand Lorlards
bennington hy decided favore for this race,
heinz weighted at the lighest weight 97 pounds. and
bavin- yseriousy obtained reputation with the bel
ting men, Mr.. Be.mont's two entries, Freebooter and
Cemantis were held next in favor, but in the largest
roo they sold second choice only at about onoha the
amount brought Icy Loriard. The following the
two pools sold the track Immediately preceding the
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of NETWORK

PORT Of NEWYORK. .................Juse 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Pomnerana (Ger), schwenssn, Hamburg Kun
Hteamshp city Of NewYork. Zimmerman, Havana AIR
Stes@shP Montgomery, Faircio,h, Fernandna via Port
steamship tanima (Br) Lid'coat. Hamilton. Bermuda A.
steamship isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk. city Point aud
ieonG OF DSnn I;ea, ss' Ko.I - F. pmocs
steamship trinc%n'1 bragg rG,.'' , >, +. A"s p.
Ship Warrior ,Br), Teasdeu LONDON Punch, tIye n Co
Bark Ironsides rspley, Genoa, Iunt Bros
BARK o-eco ORB fulton, I-niop, Eng r. wn'nsy q 90.
BARK May Ann Brl. ilu.ohen iiull F,,eh, Eiye 60
Nuoya Virginia dsl scarpat' LISBON, I~'"o story
BARK Ann tAust Poschich Falmouth. sIoe oyeh
BARK tber CAnsil Zurich Bristol, Eng, se.oyisa go
1s t tr.T T. i's wht"ss
Hrs New.Yor tail Amsleo cs.snis, Funch Edye 90.
Big Belle Walters CBrl Kyi'n. Liverpool. nlakslee =
Brig Mary Bartlett smith, Nue,its. simpson, clapp Co
Big Wesley IL seymour, hnOwon. Lopdoh, J. H. whitney
Bric B. Iugenac Wiley Port an Prince II. Murray, H.
Sclr Adde q. bryant stubbs, Porto CaDelo, H. W Loud
Scr Isabella. Chauncey Turks Island and market b. J.
sanr Bella Russell Smith, Jaelsonvile Warren Ray,
Srlr. Tra-nr Bunker. Portland Isaac H. staples
Sr JosepS w. Wi!gon, Wee&s fhiaislpGia oy,rton q
SER. v r. Knghton, uag,uann. Maranhan Barlett
Pond.
=. l.
schr. Anne b. 1ir), Ambrose. st. JOHN n b. heney .
Parker.
Schr. Rosina, Kelly, Boston. c. I. snow.
D. ,5tlfn, Noalf Prov lncet0wn, Doane oott
~ G. AcAea, Toms, Stamford, Stamford hanuisstar.
Ing Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Victoria DBL spitia Glasgow May 20 and Nc
Vile 3Ofh. vim mdlc. and pass. 10 Iienltron BIOS
snip Golden state DeO, ion Chow 100 day Win tea I'D
DOMESTIC PORTS. ..s
DRiNswlcg Ga g.-ClcaTad schr. Mary r. crshnan.
for I'll, worth. Arrived schr. h'aiy G. Ray rom New syIS
MoBlK, Juno IO-Clcai'd, rohr sunny so"eh TOT new
NEw Brproap, juno l0-Anivei. schr Fair Wind, hvm
New.fors.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoNpov lOrhe following yes's arrived from the
United ~tatrs inst; Anna, Akur hreoie, lAkun,
President the yth inst Magenta Bertsu1 Ludwig
Uryn R,auio H. Thornhil Magnolia Capt Hilton Kings
COUNTY Oppe Tire the IhanAel, oals eston lttSr
al rin0uh aid proceeded to iaNre Arrived the ION
inst ~ A. Canpbs. Naycsk later a Falmouth, and pro
O. eed TO GrmsOy; Telcgr later at fsnouth ALSO an
rived n r. Hus.ey SAILED for the United States; Dueppete
sunbeam panoo Nord, CITY Vi Ianore, Dovsr.J H. hrAaas
iIor Latest sap Sers See SsvesA Rsoel
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VIEWS OF SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT DAY.

Sanitary Superintendent Day visited the liar-
lem Flats yesterday TO ascertain how much work In dis
,1econ TO he done to carry out the order of the Board
of Health passed Tuesday last. He stated afterward
that he had ascerained that the district was in much
better condition than he had expected to find it, ut
smelled like q flower" lie said, " to what it
did two years ago" lie remarked, however, that
undoubted necessity existed for thorough
dsinfectiOn OF large district between Ninety
aud One-hundred- the East River, and
SXtlavc TIE work 10 be- done was laid out yesterday,
AMI the effect Of several disnfccians and deod0rzcrs
was tested To1iay large number OF men are to be
sent to that district and il is to bG thoroughly dlriectcd
The dsinfccng corps To Use large quantity OF car
bolic acid, lard oil, coal tar and mineral salts.
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I"ttoo t'th; sprlngle sixth, and Gypts avorite and
hist Ill the bctmgl, bad last. The time WAS 2:02.
TIE sTEEpfE CHASE.
only two horses contcnded in the sceplc chase match
Tor 5000 each, A. H. Torrences Trouble and Lawrence
o. Lorillards Bullet, the frst years old. the last O.
ana both weighted at $50 pounds. The the
ueua hufdie course, in which contestants take about
dozen 'eaps Trouble made the favortc In the bet
ing at about two TO and much trouble he brought
ms numerous hackers In consequence. Bullet had the
race from the beginning. desperate effort by which
Trouble took tho lead for a moment. only damaged
MS chances in the end. Bullet could have won by
greater dS'anc" II his rider had chosen. The
without the mshaps which usually make these
tertdnng, and only very beautiful iumping and
excellent riding distinguished il from the ordinary hjlr-
die race The time 41si9 and Bullet was winner 10y
length and "A half
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TIE GERMAN OLD CATHOLICS.

PROCEEDINGs OF TIE SECOND SYNOD.
The second Old Catholic Synod was held in
The CIV OF Bonn from the I9,h the 2lst OF May. One
hundred and Ave delegates were In attendance among
them 81 priests. The report OF progress FOR the year
past up to March 81 which read by Prof Schultz,
was a very important document The list ~ consrcga-
ton. given limited TO those which are considered by
Bishop Reinkens fully organized. In Prussia there are
81 churches having G040 men, representing 1876 per
sons and making an increase ior III" year Oh l'Z''
Twenty-Five priests have been added To the entire mum
her In Baden the number Of men in 80 Organized
churches is 1877, making total OF 1893 members,
thus doubling number Of the preceding In II
Of the parishes Of Baden the Old Catholics have the
majority. that they enjoy not only the joint use Of the
churches but in time will secure the endowments There
are rs priests Ia Baden In HcSse Ddlnstidt there
four churches and 6sI members; in Bavaria 1900; In
Wnrouburg 100 In all there reported 81 priests.
os congregations ami unions, and 47,737 members.
Bishop Reinkens has confirmed $40 persons during the
year. and in the University of Bonn there have been II
Old Catholic students.
The SYNOD considered the " Hand book Of Religion
and "a Catechi-m which a Committee have been at
work during the year; both were adopted Liturgy III
German also reported. which, after much discussion
merely recommended TO the parishes The question
az us obi .atOTy postponed IL was agreed at
the religious iitc should always accompany clNI mar
ae except in the of unhaptzed aud divorced per
The que -iion "f the cc"dcy %, ne clergy was pnt
aside without action. The II nien delegates were most
for radical reforms, the others more conerya
tive. The prOpos ~ DR. DoigT that met frc"K 'hntch
should take III the synod was responded To Dy tne
appe1r.nce Of three representative. Ia explaining th,
relation OF Old Catholics "a the stare the report anIur
That the recent legislation do not affect them the new
laws were not regarded win in,iihernce bt IL was
Thought that they neither numbered nor promoted the ga
Catholic cause. Old Catholicism was not weapon III the
hands Of the state and although II and the state have
common an sonist yet the employed differ Prof
Won schaltc the most important lay member "i the
synod, Is Professor Of Law at Bonn lie Is also mein
Der uf the Ricstag AMI II counted among the Liberals
lio Is an orator Of unusual power
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COURT OF APPEALS.
IUl III OF AITINI@s
ALBANY June 10.-In the Court of Appeals, Thurs

ALBANY, JUNO IU-In ne IOulI OF AIpcdIs, IHIIlS-
day June 20. 1873: :, -,
% f--aInl. Hunt. respondent, agt Geo. NJ Chapman
ann rslnrut IL -umrd aud concluded. No. Geo. H.
II son rs oncnt aet HenIy stevens aud another, ap
rcluts rgiel hy Bartlett Of counsel for anlr1us
and hv Augustus Van Wyck Tor respondent. No 6l-Iyah
asb'ouck ct al respondents, agL Valentine Buhce, appel
lanf.-Subniitesi.
procaaLon made and adjourned ~ Monday, June
II, lH7j
COURT OF ArrEALs-AIBAyY June lO-rhe following Is the
Cr of mp. calendar for Monday, June H. $50 Sos
6S, lG 10 =, u, 81. 6j, %. and b.
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After one or false starts the horses were got under
wsy with fair start for all except Gypus'
who Jagged in the rear and on the OUTSIDE Oh the
bunch formed by the other six, who were had-
somely together. Benonts BatadOr made the run
ming from the very beginning, and made IL at
pace which early told the others. Gyps made dcs-
perate effort the horses t well punched WIN Ma'hor
Ieadine made the sharp turn 70 the sOnh OF the Cub
house but before they shut from view by the hill at
that pOin, il was that lac crowded out and could
not possibly reach the front la time 10 the race aud
thus early his hackers all nope, with aeoah audi
bic all over the Grand Stand When The animals came
into view again a second later, Matador was safely
ahead, although pressed by Consignce up the
rise at the south end Of the course and down
the home stretch. The running as cut out by
Eatador was, however, too heavy for the Lexington
colt failed in the as effort u do more thIn Jake
second place The order in which the animals came III
wss as follows: Maador third In the bctting), hrst;
CoIsignee Cfth In the betting second; Lord Zetiahd
txth In the bettingl third; Phoebe hayhower iourtn
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PRORIENs IN CARBUUDING

The Convention of Master Car-bullders held
their second days SESSIONS at the Grand Central Depot
yesterday. The Committee on Draw-Bars and Buffers
stated they unable To agree upon any remedy III re-
gard ~ the accidents occurring freight ears Many OF
ese accidents could We avoided the connections were
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM Z 80 LoDn sctS sfo
THIS DAY-A. n.
Sandy Hook Island. POS Hell q. SoI
DAI-P. NJ
Sandy Uooh 1jS Cows Island 229 Hell I" feriy. 40
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improved The annual expense 10 some railways IN Links
and ming nlnne nmnnfs IN 600 % 100000 even 70

and pins alone amounts TO 600 10 $4,000 or even 10
100000. The Committee say that the draw-bar should
he seifcoupllng thus avoiding The OF links and pins
The Committee on Freight Cars stated mat In tholr
opinion truck is the most economical trucS Tor
freight cars aud that swinging holsters are 9" great M
van age, both IN the power acquired III MOVING ii"s
and In the wear on ira and They found no uonpe
I'm Keeping iron trucks square, and have used no extra
braces They cosid,r bTac.Bg unnecessary, II the Uuchs
are properly designed and wen built Brakes hung OUT
side OF The wheels are, in their opinion preieraDle 10
those hung between thc wheels, IA they are more
effective and be- repaired With greater conFenieh'e'
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Nevada LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.

CAEsoE CiEE, JanuaJy ;, 49,.
..CENTNI SESSION

..oENINci SESSION.
| Senate mot at II O'Clock. Lieut..
| Goyerncr Irank Denver, presiding.
Minutes read and approved.
The Secretary OF State brought IN Q
number Of bills returned to his office
within ten days after the adjournment
Of the last session wiz, the Governor S
veto. Bills, Oh motion, temporarily
laid on the table; to await notification OF
the organization of the House.
The case of contested seats Of repre-
sentatives from Churchill ard Esmeralda
the testimony postponed until the Com
mittee on Elections be appointed.
The clerk of tie Assembly notified
the Senate OF the organization OF the
House.
Senator Stevenson took the chair as
President pro TEN, thanked the members
fer the honor conferred, and proceeded
to take up the regular order Of business.
President instructed Secretary TO read
the Governors objections to the vetoed
bills.
The consideration of veto On bill
amending the law relating to liens Was
made special order for Friday o'clock
The Governor, on hill extending the
powers Of County Commissioners, OBJ
jected because under its provisions the
Commissioners of Washoe would be en-
abled to relieve the c. 2. Railroad Of
payment of $40 taxes. Supreme
Court has determined that said Commits
sioners have no right to make any such
compromise. Edwards moved to have
the bill made special order fer Monday.
He was opposed by Thompson, of
Washoe. who strongly condemned tie
action Of the C. p. Co. as an endeayor
to crush tax payers. On roll call the
veto was sustained, and the bill killed.
At 1890 Senate took recess until 9
o'clock.
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Senate NE: at o'clock. Stevenson III
the chair
Tie Ell defining the Boundaries Of
Eureka County (retoed) WAS made spec
ial or1cr Tor Monday.
NOTICES OF FILLS.
Cassidy gave notice that he would in
iroducc u bill for the rearportionment Of
Tie representation of the counties.
Thompson gave notice that he would
introduce n bin TO reduce fees AID salar-
les of county officers.
McClinton offered q resolution that
Rev. Alien, Teyis, Woods, and Tormey
be chosen TO ofiiciate as clergymen in
the Senate alternately.
Varian offered as substitute resolu-
zion: That the Senate be opened with
prayer and that the resident clergymen
Of Carson be invited to otliciate.
Adopted.
McCl;nton asked leave to introduce a
bin without previous notice. The bill
AUTHORIZES and requires the treasurer OF
State TO set apart the sum Of $50, 600
from the General Fund to constitute
State legislative Fund for the payment
Of salaries of members and attaches and
MILEAGE of members and incidental eZ-
penses, and authorizes the State Con-
t.c!ler to draw his warrant or said fund
in proper eases. The balance, il amy,
10 re7cgt TO the General Fund at the
close Of the session. The Lill was read
the ii.st and second time by title.
On motion Of Varian the Senate went
iutD Committee of the Whole.
On motion Of McClinton the Commit
tee rose ana recommended the passage
q tie bill.
Ga .aoticn Of Yarian TIE rules were
suspended, the bill considered cusrossod,
and placed on its third reading.
The bill passed hy vote Of all the
members l-2l present.
Senate adjourned til Il O clock to
MORROW.
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TIE chaplainsLips Of Senate and As

TIE chaplainships Of Senate and As
semby are given to the ''Iesident
clergy" Of Carson who are to alternate
in saving the morning rraytr md divide
the I,.-r diem. This is fair ana just, and
Col. Dow and Mes>,s. AcC.iut"n and
Yarian have hit the legislative nail or
the head in making such resolutions.
Who constitute the clergy of Carson?
That's the question. We know those
who have churches and preach regularly.
They are tie errater part OF the resi-
dent clergy: but We have other preachers
Amongst u. also, and We do not know
how many there are. There is one pas
tor OF his fcc.:, here, whose doctrine Is
that of the Latter Day Saints. He
breaches occasionally, whenever lie has
an opportunity to get lis people to-
gether and he is said TO be familiar with
the text of scripture ana theology, other
wise rs we'll We are not arprisei as
to WHISTLER he is going to take his turn
or lot.
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ASSEEZGL

Tic House was called 70 order at II
o'clock. Speaker Dovey i'll the Chair a
Guorala present.
Wren introduced 4 resolution: That
Rev. James Woods be requested to Off
ciate as clergyman Of this House.
Dow, OF Eiko. moved TO amend by
inviting the clergy Of Carson to ctficiate.
On motion the affair was postponed
until tomorrow.
On motion the reading of the Journal
was dispensed with until tomorrow.
The Speaker announced that he was
in possession of the papers concerning
the contested (Churchili) seats. On mo-
ton the matter was referred to Commit
zee on Elections yet to be appointed.
Committees appointed rs follows:
Committee on Judiciary: Wren, Dow,
Gerhardt, Helm, Z. Z. Smith, Blair and
Buekner.
Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries: Laveaga, Morrill,, Berg
stein, Bibbins and Hogan.
Committee on Elections: Jones, Gran
dali, Lowrey, Alt and Ccmns.
Committee on Corporations and Rail
roads: J. z. Smith, johnson, Hayuie,
Van Hagan, Nelson and Allen.
Committee on Claims: johnson. C.g,
Watt, Atkinson and Tone.
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Buckingham, Mcdonald. Ford, Mills
and Franl,
Ccn,pi.:aa an Nl.aoe. Blair penrol
and Ellison.
Committee on Ways and Means:
Nichols, Comins. Beck, lIcGee, Gray,
CARING and Bartlett.
A message from the Score tarv Of State
WAS received transmitting q iii 4. i.
IUJ) passed It las. session ana vetoed BY
the Governor.
The Committee appointed to wait on
the Governor repofted that he would
send lis message tomorrow.
. \ message was received from the Sen
ate informing the Assembly OF the orran-
izati1n Of tie Senate. and that they
were ready to proceed TO the legislative
business Of the session.
A motion was made by Helm to take
m the vetoed ill.
Dow objected and moved TO refer the |
iii to Committee on judiciary.
Beck made Toint Of order-that ill |
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The Capitol building presents 4 iri!-
liant and beautiful appearance at night.
The rooms @: tie offers, the lesis,a-
live chambers anj III library are lighted
up from twilight uu3il ia,e in the even
ing. On the inside : scene Of life
rush and care. Reports to be gotten out
bychiefs and clerk, IN departments : no
are tired out hut hus;iing on. Bills AMI
side talk Of the rro.oundeat sort in the
halls Of our law makers. In the library
the statutes and the constitution Of the
State ana General Government are hay
ing hard time. The course of ipgress
and eeress through passage ways and
doors is like water from a hose pipe
turned loose under high pressure going
here, there and everywhere. according
to the amount OF steam brought to bear
THE TEIED HoCsE.-This body meet
this evening in the Senate Chamber at 6
o'clock. The Virginia Chronicle man
thinks highly of the body and sporti7siy
says: Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the two Houses, to-day. large
placard was posted in front Of the Orms-
by House calling for a meeting Of tie
Third House on Thursday evening
Surely, never came together, in any Cap
ital, better Ii eterial from which to select
such az august body. Broken down po-
litical hacks, impecunious newspaper
men, who talk seriously Of the influence
Of their journals. aspiring sports and
riff-ratf in general swarm IN the streets
of Carson. OF all shades and complex
ion they are as varied in their character
and disposition.
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PANAWIST TEAvEL.-The stage from
Pana2liGt came into Carson yesterday
afternoon, bringing no passengers from
that extreme point, but loaded with tray
clers from AuIora, whose probable dss-
tination Is Virginia City on the great bo-
nauza. Travel from this point to Pana-
rliut has almost ceased, tLAe pass.n-
ee-s having left here 70. that l,Sin: by the
last stage. The distance from our town
TO the place OF sensation is 325 miles.
The stage conpany's stock is composed
Of fine American horses that make the
entire trip il % honrs. IT we are to
judge by the appearance and carriage OF
the magnificent animals We saw in har-
ness yesterday. it wYul; be real pleas
ure and recreation 70 make the trip IN
this lovely weather. NJ. Brown, at
Wells, Fargo ( Cos, is asel: fer TIC
line at CaIs3n.
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q Rooas-Two furnished rooms eligibly 1oca-
ed a few Goo:s east OF the Cspitol building
apply o. the rosid aIce OF Mrs. Bell.
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REPoRTs FROM THE SJyTI.-Abe
R!chey the famous hunter and trapper
Of Western Nevada, was IN town, yes
ters,av. He gives us quite an interest
ing sketch OF the country about Wood
f0rd'> whore he IS living Just now.
The weather On the summit Of the
~ierYas. he says. is aS mild and lovely
As il is here in the valley. He has
hunted or trapped but little this sea
son. lie has spent nearly all OF his
leisure time angling. lie says lie
never knew Of more lively fishing
than in Hope Valley. The trout in
the creek from five 10 ten inches in
length snap the bait most ravenOusty
as fast as the hook is dropped below
the surface. Ills plan is TO cut ont
piece of ice from the creek making Il
large enough hole TO fish easily and
then just fall 20. He says that within
the space Of three hours not long ago
he caught one hundred and four of
these luscious pan fish trOu: 0! tie
size just mentioned.
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SIsERA SEMINARY. - This admirable
school of long standing in CaIsan, was
re-onened MONDAY, with 4 tla.,ering mum
Der Of pupils oyerjoyei - meet their
fond teachers IL the school room again
after the protracted vacation made nee
essary by the scarlet fever plague which
has taken many Of the smaller ones
away. \ large proportion of the most
truly, sabs italy !ucatel Young men
aud women who have grown nj here owe
their literary requirements to the teach
ers Of the Sierra Seminary. The insti-
ution is fc!Iy entitled to its success and
prosperity.