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The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
BOStOn's PULPIT.
From tie Boston Saturday Erpress


Let us look at the Boston pulpit. Who
are its lights? Who gave it solidity, posi-
ton, strength and re.pecta 5lility, so far as
marked talent and gift goes? Whose
names are mentioned when the stranger
asks as to the guns among the preachers.
There are Lolimer, the most effective
orator in the Boston pulpit; Murray,
Brooks, Miner, Webb, Ninton, Putnam,
Hale. Foo:e, Pentecost, Lothrop, Clarke,
Everett Wright, Ware, Hoyt, Neale, Ham,
ilton, Plumb, Patterson, and, perhaps, one
or two others, while the number of clergy
in the city is $50 strong. The four who
draw the largest congregations, and, we
may add,always draw large ones, are Lori
mer, Murray, Brooks and Webb.
Next OF this score ar, Hue, Miner.
Wright, Professor Everett (son of Edward,
and a very sound thinker, Ware and
Clarke. Next in order are Pentecost, Pat
terson, Vinton, HaAii:on, Plumb and Put
nam. DR.. Lorimer, at fremont Temple,
draws regularly the largest congregations,
averaging $500. Mr.. Murray, who is
about to 0 pen Music Hall, will no doub, fill
it, and have an audience of 5000. Phil
lips Brooks always breaches to a crowd, as
does also DR.. Webb. Mr.. Ware is very
in attracting numbers, and is a
substantial, as well as popular preacher.
Mr. Hale fills capac.ous church and DR..
Ninton is followed Ly Numerous admirers,
BIT what Of the two hundred and fifty odd
rot included in this sclcc: corporal's guard?
Mas il is answered in an echo, NThat?'
They may be an element, numerically in
the pulpit, u: ,hey orc n powe,. They
NAY be clever men il Ii ir way, bit the
gay is described and sympathized by ci-
phcr. They are the risl.s nlcn in the
wrong place, or the reverse, Which is all
he SAM. L! are the square mcn who
ire pH! IN the round hole.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
storm In New York and Elsewhere.

Storm In New York and Elsewhere.
New YORK, Oct. IA rain storm set in
this evening and still continues at intervals.
Tonight the weather is moderate; reports
received here state that severe storm has
been raging during the day generally in the
Middle Atlantic States, its course being to-
wards the coast. 1t is anticipated that to-.
nights storm will be quite severe of the
Atlantic coast. The Weather Bureau re-
ports indications of cooler weather for New
York tomorrow, and records the weather
eight degrees below freezing point in Penn
bina, Fort Gary and some points in MINES
nfa
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

During the past season the people at
Congress hall, Saratoga, consume ed 5,67l
quart. Of berries, all Of Which were fur
nis.'eu BY Mrs. Morris,wlo is sixtv.iye
years OF age. She realized Sl,o25 from
her enterprise. 80.
There are in Brooklyn of l 200 mor en-
r:oiyed at the Navy Yard, and the force
vii! be increased in a few days. There is
plenty of work to be done if the govern
n,ent will but authorize it and afford en-.
riovmsht 70 the poor iul n the win.er.
which threatens 70 be enc ot much suffer.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Call for Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Treasury De-
partment will issue call for five millions in
$50 bonds this afternoon.
The public debt statement issued to-day
shows reduction of s3,342 ,562.6l during
the past month.
The currency balance is 1890, ,3s2.s2:
coin, s67 1888 ,s17.94; coin certificates $l1,-
625, 1900.
Receipts from internal revenue to-day,
$36s, ,790.S5, and from customs, s463, ,6s4 60.
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Demand Refused.

New HAVEN, c., October 1.-Insura nee
Commissioner Steadman and Mr.. s. E..
Baldwin, his counsel, attended by two po-
licemen, entered the Office of the American
National Life and Trust Insurance Com
pany this afternoon and demanded the books
with the assets of Mr.. Noyes, the President.
This was refused. Mr.. Steadman and Mr..
Baldwin have gone to New London to ap-
ply to the Superior Court for a mandamus.
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,MMARY OF THE NEWS

rhe Black Hills Treaty has failed and
indian war is imminent. -. ,,a -,
.s.;dent Grant took dinner in Omaha
|,ar1,y s, and left during the afternoon
the West. % A
bo,er Beaton, a. furniture dealer, Of
koElyn, New York, has failed for thirty
|,rand dollars. '' .iIa,, - -, /,
Fbe :, union of the Army of Tennessee
ye: Moines, Iowa, ended yesteaday.
l ouarrel at Battle Creek, Michigan,
au]ay, between Emory Nye and Robert
iueaux, the latter Wa fatally stabbed.
!. reported that Sectary Delano desires
aDno;ntm(nt of Mr.. Richard Smith,
or uiaf Of the CINCINNATI Ga=ette as Secre-
Of the Interior. .-'.'t u u.at
|hp Baltimore and Ohio road have DIS
ped five hundred hands from their
b in Baltimore. ...q
,;;am Coddington,- Mayor of Black
has been defeated in the election for
iamen. by Mr.. G. Thwaites. a.y..
pnnsylyania Railroad and Reading
road stocks in London have advanced
quarter Of a cent. "...-
hand of FIVE hundred Sclavonians have
rIed to their homes in Southern Hun
he Interior Portfolio was vacant it
Yesterday. ."'
hcago has corner in oats. ,aaa.
bepperd, Hale & Co., lumber dealers
oslon, are reported to have failed with
lities of one million five hundred
sand dollars. -. . '..,.''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Il umOred Action Of the Board OF
Audit,

WASHINGTON, Oct. lit is rumored that
Board of Audit of the District of Columbia
have decided to issue no more certificates
for work done under extended contracts
This announcement has created consider
able excitement among. contractors, and has
Increased demand for 3.65 Improvement
Bonds at advanced figures. 1t is certain
that the Board of Audit is determined to de-
cline to issue certificates outside the strictest
construction Of the act of Congress defining
their powers
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
A Sad Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Lieut.. Lee, of
the Montgomery Guard, Third Regiment
California Militia, while acting as marker,
yesterday, in the target shooting practice,
stepped in front of the target just as shot
was fired by William Ryner, and was in
stantly killed. The verdict of the coroner's
jury to-day, was accidental.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Important insurance suits.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Cour:er-Jour-
nails Nashville special says fifty policy hold
ers of the st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company, living in Middle Tennessee, have
filed suits to recover back ANIMAL premiums
amounting to 600, on the ground that
the company has failed to comply with con-
tracts. Twenty thousand in bonds have
ben attacntl. - ..... ..
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Novel Proceeding

''AA' y. s., Oct. 1.-The first case
n'S law OF this province, authoriz-
eo'inhenent of habitual drunkards
p'",,l' NJ ol their friends, is being inves-
= Ut Neh'ville. The prosecutor is the
"'a" Of the defendant, who is a well
'S"eht of that town.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
" r'rai of DIR. POrto0,,s.

N,,. '"A' Oct 1.-The flneral of Rev,
p. p"s' took place at All Souls
re,o 0'Nlyn, this afternoon. The ser
+ w., ,'''aucted by Icys. Mr.. Thrall
r,s 1v. ,y',, The remains were Inferred
.e,, n'ils Cemetery. There was a
.S''ance Of his friends, '''', :
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
a Heavy Failure

.1,,, '''' l.-sheppcrd, Hall s. Co.,
h, "eFS, are reported to have failed:
~, "" million five hundred thousand
IN, NV Boston banks hold nearly
l1,, VIC Montreal bank $500, ,0oO, and
t. ""N " IN that city 100000 The
Ia '""Sco BY depressiod in the lum-
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Parlialnentry Election.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The election for men,
Der of Parliament at Blackburn, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Henry NJ.
Fielder, occurred vest erday. The candidates
were William Cod1ington, the Mayor of
Blackburn, and Mr.. G. Thwaites, a,well
known brewer, both Conservatives. Mr..
ThWaitcs was elected.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
n NEW LIGHT HOUSE FOR DELI
, -t.. .. HARE,

The Lighthouse Board give notice tina.
on and after October goth, 1875, light will
be shown from the lighthouse recently
erected near the mouth of Nahon's river,
ives. side Of Delaware Bay. The light VIII
be fixed white. ..l ,' 'tr
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Agricultural Fair.

kSx, n. Y, Oct. 1.-The annual fair
'fhenix Union Agricultural Society
Velng held here. There is a fine dis
lhoded stock. J. II. Reall; of Phil
ia delivered the annual address this
OVn, and was listened to with marked
Ion. ~~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
A Serious Emute.

STocKHoLM, Oct. A serious emute
has occurred here between the Militia and
Police. Z A quarrel arose which rapidly de-
veloped into bitter fight. The militia men
gathered in force and stormed, the police
station at the point of the bayonet. The
guards on duty attacked and subdued the
militia. Many of the latter were wounded.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
% ri., % the tOnsuls to Memo
"Alze the Porte.

n. ' W vu' THE Daily Ners' telc-
r ''hha announces that the Con-
$ Wv, W. at have been instructed by the
,c , q, %''Q the Porte, a memorial, en-
,,o, y ,"' result of tLcir inyestiga ion,
,n, 4',a'' "a Tor a thorough reform in
aal Herzegovina,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
SuspcnsiOn of Clayton 4 60.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The suspension
of Clayton & Co. will probably only last a
few days. The creditors are disposed to
grant an extension. The Bank of California
opens for business at II O'Clock a. m, to-
morrow. ,....o...
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Passengers and Their Baggage.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-Secretary Bristow
and supervising architect Potter held con-
sultation in this city to-day regarding the
propriety of erecting suitable buildings at
the Battery for landing passengers and their
luggage from all foreign steamers. Moth
ing definite was decided upon.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Eastern ARairs-A Collision Immt
MNmf.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Tines special de-
spatch from Borlin states that Turkey has
Informed the powers that the time may
come when the Turks will be obliged to re-
pei Servian and Montenegrin inroads. The
Roumanian reserves are being gradually
called in. Affairs are regarded here as
vcrlinr on'a collision.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Indian War I'm mincnt.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct lin anticipation Of
the failure of the treaty with the Indians
Of the Black. Hills, the frontiersmen ada
cent to the reservation in Wyoming, Ne
braska and Colorado, look for an Indian
war within few weeks. A committee of
four ,ranchmen from the Chuywa.er and
other rivers on the borders Of Wyoming ar
rived here this evening with petition to
General Crook, asking, in the name of the
people, to be furnished with arms and. the
power to organize volunteer companies to
chast!ss the Indianf, u the event of depr, d.
tions by the latter. On Monday the Indians
ran off q lot tf horses, mules and
cattle from Philip Snyder's ranch on the
Chuywater river. A party pursued the in.
dians for two day IS, when they had to give
up the. chase on account of their horses be-
coming exhausted. Reports from Chey-
enne say it is rumored there that wagon
train has been surrounded by Indians on
the road between there and Fort Laramie
and is in iminent danger also that two
prominent citizens Of Cheyenne have been
killed by Indians. T."
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Success CONFIRMED.

'DoN, Oct. 1.-The Times Paris dis
y says special informrtion received
NVNArlns the impression that the Car
a'l'cu a considerable success near San
\ [an On tuesday. L'Jniysrs reports
Alonsists were killed and 1000
Ned
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
NeVsDap.r Change.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Spirit Of tie
Times, this morning, announces change of
prspr;e.orship, Mr.. Z. \. Burke, Of Blfalo,
having purchased an equal interest with Mr.
George Wilkes, the present propr.e or and
editor,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Thirty Thousand Dol: ar Failur

BROOKLYN, Oct. 1.--Peter Beaton, furni-
ture dealer, of Grand street, has failed, 1t is
said, for thirty thousand dollars. The prin-
cpal creditors are the Wakefield Rattan
Company, Boston; McLear e. Co., Boston,
and Rent Brothers & Son, Of South Garner,
Mass.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Bosnian Invaders Returned.

|SDoS, Oct. IA special telegram in
-N9rning Standard from Vienna says:
nd Of 500 Sclavonians have returned to
homes in Southern Hungary, and dis
d. They were decimated by fighting
disease.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

A colored teacher Of mathematics ka.
been appointed at the Central High
School Of New Orleans, and the pupils le
fused to attend. How the matter has been
adjusted We are not informed.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Fatal Railroad Accident.

|l1E HALL, N. Y, Oct. IA collision
"a on the railway at Fair Haven,
PSlight, by which two men, named
'eu and Shay, were killed, and two
and several freight cars completely
.hM, ...a.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Grain Speculatton-Default Of Over
100000 Bushels.

CHICAGO, Oct. Ia corner in oats closed
yesterday by default in the delivery Of
over 100000 bushels of grain. Lyon, Les
ter Il Co. are said to be the principal oper-
ators on the bull side.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Tho Travelling President.

OMAHA, Oct. 1.-The Presidential party
arrived here at II a. M, and after drive
through the city the President met num-
Der of citizens in the Judges cham Der of the
United States Court House. The party
dined at the Grand Central Hotel at two
O'Clock, and left by special train over the
Union Pacific Railroad at three p. N.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Departure OF Directors,

New YORK, Oct. 1.-Jay Gould, Sidney
Dillon, and several other Union Pacific Rail-
70 I'd directors left for the West this evening
to examine that road and make necessary
improvements.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The Chinese Oueyt. ON,

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Chinese difficulty
is attracting much attention in political cir
cles' here The British Minister was to leave
Pekin yesterday, If his demands were not
granted. Further news is awaited with in :
terest. .'i.f-. ..i.aHeu b,' .yyJ1 I#
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The Weather To-day.

n the Lousr Lakes, the Middle and New
and States, rising barometer, northuest-
winds, decidedly cooler, clearing and clear
sr, tolloued byfrost on Sunday in and
Of Pennsylvania.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Jefferson Davis ExOnerated.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-The Times publishes
letter from Generals Chiffon and Ould,
fully exonerating JEFF Davis from any
knowledge of the ill-:reatment of Anderson
vile prisoners.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The New Telegraph Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-President Co.
hen, of the Natioual Telegraph Company,
started east yesterday, on business connect
ed with the affairs of the company.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
An AbscOnder.

SAN Francisco, Oct. Ia dispatch
from Bay City says W. Holt, prominent
insurance man there has absconeed, leaving
his accounts in bad shape,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Railroad Contraction.

WAsHINGTcN, Oct. 1.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have discharged,
within few days, about five hundred and
fifty employees at their shops at Mt. Clare,
Maryland.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
A Fatal Quarrel.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. LIN quarrel at
Battle Creek, this afternoon, Emory Nye
stabbed and killed Robert Molineaux and
was arrested.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
sand dollars.

|e Elsgraphic Dispatches are furnished to
Morning Herald, By the american Press
citation, over the Atlantic and Pac;f:
braphic Co.'S acires.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The Jefferson Borde en- Mutiny.

BosroN, Oct. 1.-The trial of the JefIer-
SON. Borden mutineers ended this morning.
Miller was found guilty of murder in the
first degree, Miller guilty Of murder in the
secon degree, AMI Glenn not guilty. -''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
FLASHES OVER THE CABLE.

TrsOpA Conc ~ntrating en- the serv ian
frontier-A Collision Imminent. -
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-70,0 600 Turkish troo ps
are concentrated on the frontier of seryia,
and collision with the insurgents is immi-
nent. i1 a- Il'l :Jje'!.u 2aI A'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The Interior Department.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Secretary Bristow
is reported as desiring the appointment of
MFR. Richard Smith, editor of the Cincinnati
Gazette, as Secretary of the Interior.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
The National Life Insurance Com,

SARATOGA, Oct. 1.-Judge Shipman, this
morning decided against the injunction of
the National Life Insurance Company.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
nsylvania and Reading Railroad
Stocks in London.

w YORK, Oct. IA London dispatch
Pennsylvania Railroad and Reading
oad shares have both advanced "a, the
Fr being quoted at Az and the latter
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Beecher at Home.

New YORK, Oct, 1.-Beecher will preach
in Plymouth Church, next Sunday.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
Troubles with England Coming
TO q Climax.

|ASGHM, Sept. 30.-Mr. Wade, the
|h Minister, has intimated to the Chi
Government that if his demands are
implied with by to-day he will leave
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
OUR AUTCMN LEAVES AND LdSSES

s---A<~-
OUR AUTCIN LEAVES AND LASSES
"Then came October full of merry glee;
For yet his noule was totty of the must,
Which he was treading in the wine fat g
see, .-
And of the joyous oyle, whose gentle gust
Made him SO frolic and SO full Of lust"
October botanizing is an occupation that
engages half the lasses of New Castle coun-
ty, and to-day will be, for this city, what
might be called the opening OF the chase for
autumn leaves. With Patent Office report
or copy Of Tennyson under her arm, for
II this avocation it is the book, not the coz
tents that are considered, and big brother
or cousin Frank as protector, our maiden
sallies forth up the Brardywine, or whittier
soever her knowledge leads her, to Gull and
press i" those lovely things" Oaks, birches,
hickories, ln'lens, poplars naples, (these
latter, truly, "suees bleeding in the bitter
wound ~ drop leaf after leaf, affording sn
ample harvest for the industrious gatherer.
In the lower counties little attention is paid
to the fall foliage, because the woods are
not attractive in fancy sense. In Sussex
the oaks are in.ermixed with pines-ever-
greens, indeed, forming a greater part of
the woods. In the towns throughout the
hilly region of the State, Newark for in
stance, the former greatly predominate.
The town mentioned, by the way, is special
ly noted for its leaf-art proclivities-
its ladies annually enshrining the
"sere and yellow" LEAKAGE of the Viii Q
Clay on the crowns of their household gods.
As for the colouring of Autumn leaves, it
is supposed that the trees absorb oxygen
during the night, which, owing to the cold
ness of the weather, they have not strength
enough to throw out again in the daytime,
and this gives an acidity to the juices Of the
tree which changes the color of the leaf, or,
that otherwise, they would be pushed down
by the new buds, in all their green summer
array. Some admit that this may be the
case with leaves that are red, but not with
others that are brown or yellow. The ques-
tion, consequently, remains open to many
doubts. But it doesn't matter much whether
We know how the oaks and oaklets up here
on the Brandywine get their greens Of every
hue and set their browns to running in.o in
Vulnerable and indescribable shades, or how
the beech faunts and blazes its orange and
in the hooks of the White
Clay. It's all the same to the basket party
of youngsters of both sexes, who run forthe
October woods, where, ensconced in gorgeous
copse, they hethink themselves Orlandos
and Rosalinds- indeed, say what you
will, naught but the jocund wheel of an Oc-
tober breeze could have brought such rich
crimson to the cheek of Arden. a..
, 1875-12-06
GEN ERAL NOTICE,
NOTICE.

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, 1875-12-06

aERMoN By TIE REV. Nm. ADAMS, oy CENTENARY
c1uRcn.
Tho lsay. 8. n. Adams. the pastor or Can
,.n,,v A. = rburcb nrc,cbca xn,tord,v ,,,o.,,.
-. 49, eau.tn' W,se.sa 'o'''t""f 'Ao'u'
'ns - fo''o"s' takl"g 10 has te1t:
For He '' our peace.-Eph'si'"'' i" u;
Tho word peAce Ia suggcsilyo, First, It car
ris1 Us back to 4 tiuuo OF hostility. shatpouod
by bittsr antar,njsm,. and rincnsd ,nto con[,ic,
T,n,, !, hr,aas ~ ~, - ,t,a .a....a. -, ,s..s'
ahen II o''a89 LII W 10 t"o sosaa'on ot nost1l1'
stba tF9lce. compact. IN slllsnce. Whether
it's osyuology 10 derived from "paco," to Ap-
pesso or 1usuo." to ccaau. It a,enlt,es Tho fart
th.t rita. oros o.,;1. Is, =. h.onn.. ,..o,a,,.,
Vos o"o' u'''' "a 'eae .oeo.sta."* ~.
loaco u porn Of she soasp conalces OF I3e'
1ts peculiar axeetoess can be lasted only BY llpa
smhiltoIel With the gall OF ain. 1t Ia not known
IN tba unf.,yen anoel. mr. thny h.v. n.v.r ham
.,i.n. ~. a,.,.,.e., ~ ~. 49, ..;.,..s .''
a"o.s' 10 .naop"a :" no loet sp's'ss o. VOC
for though aenatod they ARC not seconctled.
Although III tho picture Of human llte tho auXol
Of peace stands betore Us basbed in heavenly
"sn'' WV " t'pos'
.na a4eetaoa' M tos J"s' osn'ua nes 10 oatA oacA'