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OBITUART.
JULES DE LIMArRAC.

Jules de Linlairac, whose death is announced
from Paris, was born Jan a. 1905 He was elected a
member Of the National Assembly in 1871 for tho De-
psrtment Of Tarn-eGaronDe, anG supported the Leg
tuist party This year he chosen in the same dc
partment for the higher dignity OF Senator.
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ANOTHER WEST INDIAN HURRICANE.

HAVANA, Sept. 26.-There was hurricane
IN Martinique last Sunday. Topographic communication
from here goes no further than Thomas. The inter
rupiOu OF the lines beyond indicates new disasters on
The other Islands.
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6nerial Nolires.


A. 60. Snuniers's" METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
SPROP is the best. manufacturers h. q. =. SAUN
DI1KS, Importers ol Enis cutlery No 4 Astor House.
B,r,So,s Fan styles Dress and Felt Hats ready at POI u
lar prices. 2lS Broadway, PARK Rank Bnilang
P0st.Onlce Notice.-Tho FOREIGN MAILS for The week
ending SATURDAY, sept 80 1876 wit close nc this Office
on Tuesday AZ e. Tor Europe per steamship Wisc0n
rope per steamship Scyhia, via Queenstown; en- THURS
DAY 70 1890 for Europe, per steamship Sueyla via
1880 m for Europe per steamship Ciy Of Rehmond, VIA
Queenstown (oOrrcspouGeneo for Scotland Germany, and
Francs DO forwarded by this steamer must DC specially al
dresso) ami at l3O o. M Tor uei many sweden denmark
and Norway, per steamship khcin via southampton and
Brrnen aud at ll@O for Scotland direct per steamship
Victoria via Glasgow aad 90 u r. for France 1recl peg
Scyhia CITY OF Ric5mOnA VIII not taSe ins ioI n
marx sweden and Norway The mails fof the west lndes
The mails Tor China SC. viii leave San francisco oct
4. L. JAMES, n N.
The Nev.York City Depot for BARTLETPs BoULE-
V4tD S1'RLI1, and PARK LAMPS, used thFoue ths
Cy of NevYoTk Centennial ixtol ga sIOnns anu ~
Broadway, tour doors above ilOnstosI
Tans III every description. from - o. upNsi
iii sIyes burners, prsmatie rcheuIcis &c. Gan ana
examine.
rb As, cInbiy District Hayes and Wheeler
camaen club win hola Eiorling az Liberty iaa no 81
Wsst l6thJt on THURSDAY EVENING sept. ~ M6
cIcck Hon IoD Tay0r and Hon. John aEy VIII adcress
the meeting Arson y. AeCook fIes soIn ssSz,
T, ,on,ntec eTpo nted by Republican Central Com
Inc =, sha NV Of will receive applications loe
al NO 25 Chambersst, basement until Oct ~
nsxt Tekets obtained nom the oheess Of 'ne uer
cut ASSEMBLY CHARLES 8. SPENCER Chairman
HOWARD WERrHEIMER
JAMES MICA FFk,
JOSEPH RHEIHboLDT,
WILLIAM J. dfITTz
1&AsCkS $ R&SuA, cs&uittsA
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duired statements statements to which unques-
onably eniitedwe viii lac able 20 judge for ourselves
how the affairs OF tho company really stand. NJ g. H.
Bee York, Sept. &C. 1876.
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OF government protection. and the whites Stung
81 ~ c by outrzges and threats OF erSeeuuOh' are
t ta9 Sself-eontrol-f Philadelphia Times tmdl
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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DENTAL SCIENCE.

BosToS, Sept. 25.-The ninth annual meet
ing OF the American Academy OF Dental science was hei
ves,erdsv DR. d. H. Parker was reelected President,
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PoUGHKERPsIE, Sept. 26.-The Rev. William
Goss prominent minister of the NewYork Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and presiding elder
OF me ugkeeIse district died in this citv tins morn
Ing az hapast O'Clock. His funeral viii take place ON
Thursday at I O'clock.
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Cayusa Water, natures great remedy for DyspepgA
Rheumatism Liver ana Kidney Diseases etc. pamphlet
given away DTOAN Aston House, tells all about IT,
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Instead of Crctou drink AroLLINARGs. inexpensive,
pure natural Min,ral Water of vi grOoers. &C
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To get rid of Fever and que, Intermittent or Re
pItt AZ Fever use Dr. d. JAMES AGUE MIXTURE standard
remedy that quickly and cures thoroughly Sod every
VIII
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Porer's Ginger Tonic tortines the system against
tremes OF Heat and Cold.
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Little Johnny has peculiar views as to origi-
misdemeauor when he pleaded " II wasn't me- mamma
daar-t was the bajman." We'll Johnny, Pm going TO
with tho bad man out OF you" "Ah, yes, but tbat'
hurt me precious lot more than IL will the bad man."
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Ia tla tentns Of
dyisJns time
central al In, marks - inches
N
during
entirely the OF
purr inch-.l : variable, weather relied upon
h1rHsti1ns easts-y
Hrrstrn-d The eT7rlh Indicated BY the frequency
below The tue 81 uncertain weather Ei M
curved lbs from 90 HFtog th- ms 1n
tendency Usa'n"r hi AssEsT from ssIos
70 4ssrT points a unmistaksby to pleasant seathsrl
The fan in yesterdays curve OF pressure during the
time just preceding the showers cannot be wholly
attributed TO them and the rise from the lowest point s
slow There Is little prospect OF long-cOntnucd fair
weather though there ar yet no indications OF mp
preaching Storm the percentage OF moisture IN inc &r
being reduced and the temperature having slightly
fallen.
For this city and vicinity day Of sunshine and occa-
ginnal cloud may be expected, with cool WHO'S ana
probabity % increased cloudiness toward evening.
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shown the method Of tracing motor impulses upon paper
and measuring their duration and extent
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MARRIED.

PALMER-LEAVENS-In Brooklyn, Sop. g. at the resi-.
the brides by Rev. Edward EggestOn,
D. d. Archie b. Palmer 10 Matte Leayens both OF Brooklyn.
wILDER-SEGUR-At Trinity Church. Cleveland, Ohio,
sept by the Rev. J. W. Brown, Mr. j. NJ Wilder OF
Brooklyn n. " to Miss Kate sogdr OF Cleveland no cards
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Inc teams VIII visit MOunl NtfnOh IO-nOIiDW anu
entertained with banquet their return in the eve
ing. The shooting will be resumed on Thursday.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NETWORK.

REPUBLICAN CARlPAIGE. 1910
HEADQU HTET:A REPUBLICAN, STATE CfjMMITfEfs
FIFTH AVENUE HOl Ell SBW.fORk
WEDNESDAY,, Sort ~
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ana uudfCSJ.
EzHxzUzzzZrz1ixs
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed eiA fali
name and address.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Frederick Frcrcchs, distiller and rectiher OF No 3
Abatioir place, was arrested yesterday morning by
Deputy Marshal Dabcrt, on charge OF Illicit dis
aud held Tor examination.
David Carboue Of No IS Baxter street, yester-
day taken boore United States Commissioner Shields
on charge OF attempting TO pass q counterfeit $40
Treasury Aaron smith, Of No. ITO Canal street.
Carbone rendered the note in payment for cigar,
SAYING he had small change: but when arrested
nearly i've dollars in genuine currency found upon
hun. He was held Tor examination.
the suit brought hy James IL lngersol against John
Keyser growing out OF transactions between the two
Ingersoll claims to have loaned 10 keyser. Judge
Duuohne yesterday appointed ex-Judge Jones referee
take he testimony the case, keyser having put
in a counter claim for sji 900.
In the of Ebenczer +. Bartlett assignee,
Jane Mercer and George Mercer Judge Blatchford has
decided that there must be decree for the plaintiff
In this George Mercer. a bankrupt, conveyed q
TO jane Mercer, his sister, and also on the
for 500 and tho other for ST. 100 These transfers.
IL is decided were made without valid consideration
and with intent To dcraud his creditors Therefore
decree ordered setting aside the conveyance and
transfer
In June 1873 Michael Norton upon IN indictments
for alleged bribery gave bond in So oo 10 answer
and James Mononan became his surety in Ike
amount On the return day Mr.. Norton failed to ap-
pear and the bonds declared forfeited and judg
mcnt entered against both subsequently Mr. Norton
OF the Legislature passed last WINTER the District
Attorney certify that prisoner has ndcred
and give indemnity in the prosecution against him.
the Judgment against him may be discharged In this
the Disrc Attorney has gwen such ccr'hcatiou
and the Judgment rs against Monohan has been dis
cn
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr.-cHAMBEns.

BY Judge ,onohue.
Morgan vs.. SAITH Motion granted, costs TO abide
event. Plaintiff take stay the suit against tho
surety until the decision OF the Court OF Appeals
Bell kicrnan-Sale adjourned for wceEs.
judgment to stand Referred TO James Matthews, to
be heard on ono days notice Of trial and to proceed
until closed
In tho matter OF strum.-xust be proof OF response
biry of guardian.
Mora vs. Cohen.--order granted.
The Merchants Exchange National Bank Us. Rau
The Merchants Exchange National Bank vs. Waltz
fcder.-Notions granted.
Ranney vs.. Fischer; McHarg vs. S,ratton. Motions
den ed
Allen Tobin and another; wynen rs. schopper.-
Denied
lie rorcs; ". De Forest The Manhattan Life rnsur-
ancc Company Winsor; karscheidt and an other
The National Patent Wood Preserving Company; Tag
CART Kent; Taggari vs. Perry; Lcavitt The New
York Oxygen Gas Company; The National Photo
York Head Light Manufacturing Company Granted
COMMON IIEAs-sPFcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Van Hoescn.
Yates vs.. Crane. See memorandum
Brown VS. vclkcning Motion granted on terms.
Sec uemorandum.
We'll vs.. nollncr. me ailments allowed terms.
See memorandum,
MARINE coUgT-cHAMBEEs.
By Judge McAdam.
Schubach VS.. Wulsiein.-Cierk's taxation affirmed
Code, 10; IL Howard "a; Is H. 5li 20 wcnd.,
6s6 and Sos IL Howard. 1917
DAVIS VS.. Gridey. Complaint dismissed
Yarrcns VS. Ka,ishofski-Mr Edwin Kempton ap-
pointed receiver
Bauer vs. slnbbcn; rrcIssen w. Fi,zgibbons; Kcmier
vs.. Davis. Motions granted.
Levy vs.. Mcle!land Motion granted as per opinion
Ned.
calvin vs.. McCartv--complan, dismissed
The Kcyscr stool Works vs.. Ingcrsolt Motion dc.
nici.
Kcmhardt vs. Osborn.--Attachmcnt vacated
Guyiianctti VS. SaidinL --Motion denied.
Gi4crsiccyc vs.. Dixon Defendant DISCHARGED from
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observation-disclosures. Hampstead. L. L., on
Monday, June g. by the Rev. William H. Moore H. d..
Hon. JAMES BRiSKE.Horr. OF Woodbridge, y. j.. 10
sAEAg j. eldest daughter OF the late Charles Parsons,
Esq
CRgwrrT--vAx AvpE~.--on Saturday. June TO- 1876.
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, West Brighton
Staten Island, by the Rev Mr. Green. A. u. c.Ewirr,
OF Texas toJEssir H.. youngest daughter Of Henry
Van Andcn. No cards
Auburrppapers please copy.
CRosAs--GRAnAM On saturday. juno 3, 1876. at St
Peters church. Jersey City. By the Rev. McQuadc,
EDWARD z. cEosAs. OF 81 Jonns Porto Rico, TO ELLEN
pKAy-RopIysox "Wednesday. June :. AT the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. by tho Rev r. ;.
Putncy JoHS ;. DEAN 20 ADELAIDE EoRiSsoN both OF
this city. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn. Thursday. Juno s.
1876 nj the residence Of the brides parents BY the
Rev. Or Caylcr, EDWIN DrpGroS. OF Francisco
Cal, TO LorisA, eldest daughter Of John Hayu Esq.
No cards.
san Francisco papers please copy.
EiLfSGE.-WATynxA~.- On Thursday. June s. at the
residence 81 the brides mother by the Rev Dir EN-
horn, Coroner MoErz EtiixeER 10 Miss JriIA WATER.
MAN
HEiSxcsx--GocK -on "Wednesday evening. June :.
by the Rev. DR. Held, HERMAN HKNecKK to ,siss EMILY
X. COCK. both OF this city
kxaxK--owKxs -on Wednesday June = at the res.
idcnce OF N. y. Nolan Esq, Of Albany. " 81, by the
Rev Maurice Shechan, JAMES ArGrsriSE kxAxk, oi
francisco. Cal
LisaoA--MovrrlL On June ., 1876. a, s.. AIMS
church, by Rev I. y. Lynch. X j. IrsBoA to Miss
FELINE SoLiSAcm MoSrEIi, OF Paris
LrrrEiL-vAS vonsr. On Thursday. June 5, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents at Albany NJ ", By
Rev. Or. Payne. Of schenectady, EraEvr IarrrLr oil
New York, TO LIZZIE BAKER, daughter OF Gardiner d.
Van Worst
IouSsprsy--ysx vLxcA. Thursday. June s. a,
residence OF brides parents, by the Rev. Samuel Nc
Bride, HENRY u. IorSsnraY to Helm DIcKrK. yourg
est daughter Of j.. T. Van Week, ESQ., and grand
cards
MccrLLorcn-TnscY. On Thursday, June ., at tn,
Church OF the Holy Cross by the Row Father Powers
Hxynr MccrIIovoH to NAEGAKEr TSAcr. all Of thi.
city,
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HOLY ORDERS.
ANNUAL ORDINATION OF PRIESTS AT ST.. Jo-
skPH's PROVINCIAL SEMINARY, TROY, \. Y.

ANNUAL ORDINATION or PRIESTS AT ST. Jo-
sEPHs PROVINCIAL SEMINARY, TROY, " y
THIS INSTITUTION which supplies the province OF New
York with well trained Catholic crrrymcn situated
IN the highest grounds overlooking Troy. II i built
VI brick, iour stories ia height, with Tour towers
handing out clear aud well defined against the deep
Glue atmosphere marks Of observation for miles
around The building originally known AZ the
troy University" and owned aud used BY
the Nchodists seminary for their candi.
dates Tor the ministry. In 1864 they offered the
building, with thirty OF land surrounding
Il, Tor sale, aud Cardinal McCloskey bccama
tho purchaser and fitted up the building as a semi.
nary where candidates for the Catholic priesthood
might he trained for their calling. An able stan OF pro-
fcsso-s from Bslglum, with Rev. Canon yandenhende
~ president began the work OF Instruction. and from
that the present time this seminary has stood the
head Of ecclesiastical institutions ia This country
IL is called provincial because IL serves ms semi.
nary the several Goceses which compose the Prov
ncc or Archdiocese Of New Yors. The arch.
d,ocesc supplies tho zrgrst number iudcnts Albany
rnnks ncxi aud The dioccscs OF 0sdcnsbgrg and
Rochester send smaller number. the seminary IS
supported principally by the annual collections taken
IN IN the Catholic churches throughout the arch.
iioccse The treasury 81 the seminary receives
csrtsin amount annually Tor the ar,er"nrc u each
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LABOR TROUBLES IN MASSACHU-
SETS.
FIVE HUNDRED woRKINGMEN WAIT UPON THE
MAYOR or LAwRENcE-rHEY DEMAND WORK

MAYOR or LAwRENcE-rHEY DEMAND WORK
ISM
LAWRENCE, Mass, June 10, 1875
For icw days posters have been displayed about the
CITY calling upon all unemployed citizens to assemble
on the Common saturday at nine A. N. No partic-
u.ars stated, and signature appeared tho
bill yet Mt the hour specified this morning 500
men had assembled. A named John Mcdonald
mounted the band stand and called the order,
saying the object to take secure
work.
Mr. Conway introduced and said there was
plenty OF work III the city and the laDorng classes
should take some method Of Fastening the government
IN laying out such work.
The next speaker Thomas Cohn who said
inc city government had arranged for large amount
of sewer work but delayed IN Tho employ meni o.
men TN fall when their work could be secured for
smaller wages and their votes pledged Tor the city
election The speaker orcibc in his denurcia-
ton OF the intentions OF the government and closed
hy calling upon all who wanted fall in and march
10 the Mayors Office.
A procession q. once formed and 1T east 500
men marched into the Cry Hall From this number
half dozen entered the Mayors Office ana demanded
work The Mayor met the delegates IN a lrm manner,
and stated that the city Council arranging tor u
large amour, OF sewer construction ana stree; paving
and orders to begin the work would he
possible lie further stated that all contracts would be
made with the stipulation that Lawrence OF
families should DC given tho preference on the works
| During the interview species OF i,c.knapism came
out Mr.. Cohn charging that Mr.. Rich, prominent
employer and boss on tho water works .ev.cd a tax
! upon every man employed BY him, ana kept back
part OF their monthly pay Any man that refused to
give Rich percentage of his wages was discharged,
aud could get employment unless making such
agreement Mayor Hayden demanded evidence OF
this affairs, and Thomas Griffin called in
who testified that Rich had taken II Us per month
irom his wages and had turned nim on because he
would not pay 50 per month Tor the privilege Of work
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Important Austrian Extra
dition Case.
AN EXECUTOR AFTER HIS WIFE'S ESTATE
A Religion to Supersede
Christianity.
Trial OF Thomas j. Battell, the
Harlem Murderer.

very important treaty question is involved in the
consideration OF the application o: the Austrian govern
mcnt through its Consul hero. tor the cxiradon Of
Leopold Ncsts and Sigsmund Netel, father and son,
subjects Of Austria These parties are charged with
the Of forgery least forgery charged for the
purpose OF The application for extradition On this
point counsel Tor the scd have taken ISSUE claim
ing that tho proof evidence OF the charge taken
Austria and submitted TO the courts here would not IN
our courts sustain the charge, and could only II. fact
reach charge OF fraud, which Is not al exiraditabs
offence. The examination oil the prisoners who have
been under arrest several weeks, postponed from
time TO time awaiting the arrival OF docu-
mentary proofs from Austria remarkable
feature in the that ex-Iudge Joachmsen
has developed the very ground Of defence for
clients, the Ncttes that has been successfully APP
piled the motor ous OF Wnslow, the Boston
fugitive in the English courts. Ex.Iudge Joachimsen,
very lengthy argument before Unicd states
Commissioner Osborn contended, MS In the Winslow
case that tho documentary proof against MS clients
failed TO prove forgery; that they wcrc merely wanted
in Ausria 10 TO the crime OF rand " and, fur
ther aid the prosecution 81 civil suits pending there
crnor solomon replied behalf OF the Austrian gov
crnment Aitcr argument BY couuscl Commissioner
Osborn rendered his decision yesterday dlschargng
Sigsmund Ncttcl for want Of sufficient evidence, and
remanding TO the custody OF the marshal the elder
Ncticl Leopold. Tomorrow Judge Juachmsen VIII
introduce testimony the defence the questions OF
law raised 10 be considered after the testimony IS all in
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MEAD-JAcKsoS. Wednesday June T. BY Rev. ,.
$ Ramsay. at Harlem Presbyterian church, CHARLEs
T. AKsD to MARY s., daughter Of Jobu jackson, oil %
this city
MESNixGER-BuRBASK.--On Thursday. June 3, at thu
residence OF DR.. j. Menningcr. 81 MARKS place, BY the
Rev. o. Is. rockingham. DIR. HENRY J. NExsiSGER, of
Brooklyn 10 EMMA y BURBANK, Of Boston No cards.
hnLER-THoRx.-On June J, 1876 by Rev. William
Lloyd. at No so Macdougal ST.. ALEXANDER MILLEa 70
Miss MARY NJ. THORN both OF this city.
observation-disclosures Wednesday, June 7, 1870,
al the residence OF the brides parents. by Rev. Will
lam ;. Mkels, u. D.. WRIGHT u. PowxALL 10 FroREScH
A., daughter OF Alex v. Davidson, all OF New York
city.
EsrLLr--wEi.Ls Wednesday June !, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother, by The Rev. H. j. O'Rely.
BERNARD q REILLY 70 HARRIET G. l.. WELLS, daughter
OF the late Isaac Wells
Swirr-wiLsoS.--On Tuesday, June g. 1876, by the
Rev Stephen II. Tying. Jr., D. d., n. j. SWIFT TO EMMA
T.. daughter OF s. h. Wilson, Esq. all OF this city.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sunday, June 4, 1875. N
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev Dr.
wassermnn, PnIrlp wALDHEInER 10 Miss SARAH STERN,
daughter OF David Stern.
MHTBgcK-BAxGE On Tuesday, June 9. 1870, at the
residence the BRIDES mother New York city, by the
Rev John Whitbeck, THOMAS $. WHirBEcK. eldest
OF the officiating clergyman 10 MILE BASGK daughter
OF William Bange Esq, all OF New York city.
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In the matter OF the separate estate OF Catharine
Spannkake, deceased. motion TO CONFIRM report oi
auditor made before Surrogate Calvin yesterday.
The executor husband of the deceased and ply
sician claimed for professional services in attending
upon her in her sickness $40, and also asked
be allowed Tor payment 10 Dr. Webbcr who
also professionally attended upon deceased and who
claimed S725. which the executor claimed 10
have paid him. II appeared that deceased had sepa-
rate estate OF her at the time Of her DEATH and
upon which the husband, tho executor sought make
levy Tor the alleged professional Of himself
and DR. Wcbbcr. The Surrogate held that the law in
relation 10 married women owning separate estates
has in changed the common law rule that
husband such bound 10 discharge all the just debts
OF q wife lii this il also held by the Surro-
gate that the employment OF Wcbhcr was by the hus
band. and that Weber did perform any services
Tor deceased tho faith and credit Of her separate
estate Report Of the auditor disallowing the claim
confirmed.
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THE HARLEM HORROR.

The trial OF Thomas J. Batteli, who has been in
dicted TOR the murder OF Mrs. Ann Hammer, the poor
washerwoman, in Harlem, upon the nth Of March
last, by crushing in her skull with an axe, will be
begun tomorrow In the Court of General Sessions.
Recorder Hackcit will preside at the trial Assistant
District Attorney Russell, who has had charge OF tho
case from Its commencement viii prosecute for the
pcoplc and Mr. William Il. Knitting will conduct the
defence An extra panel OF jurors has been ordered
reiurnabe on Monday, TO tie called upon In the
first panel should be exhausted The trial will prob
ably last several days and promises 10 be OF the
interesting and exciting that has occurred in this
county for
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SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.
DANGERS OF NEGLECT OF SPIRITUAL EDUcA-
TIoS-THE LESSONS OF THE sLoTHFuL MAN


TIoS-THE LESSONS OF THE sLoTHFUb MAN
PORTRAYED ny pr. HuEBscH.
Notwithstanding the sultry weather goodly con.re-
cation gathered in the synagogue in Lexington avenue
and Fny-hish street yesterday. 10 whom the Rev Dr.
Hucbsch spoke briefly. Referring 10 accident which
befcll him abou, ten days ago. and which has disabled
him from standing very hong, lie remarked that IN e
law required The Ievses to stand while they ministcred
IN the Temple And shis position implies hrmrcss Of
body and scadiness OF purpose as wells but as his
cident--cansed by fall-had somcwha, reduced his
nrmness OF foot though no, his purpose, he should DO
compelled to shorten his discourse. The Doctor took
hi. tcxt from Proverbs, xxlv., 1854 which very
IDLY describes the eond ton OF the farm vineyard OF
the slothial man. They were both grown with
nettles and thofs. tho fences broken down. and
the owner was wasting his time in sleep and idlcress,
and knew not that poverty NJ Ike travel.
'r and want Ike an armed The Doctor treated
'hf iNtpr~ y ihs ~ " .,sglr relation ~ secular
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NAVAL OFFICERS INDICATED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8. 1870
To EDITOR o. rus HgsALD.--
An article appeared N the HERALD OF this morning
stating that .solirerN 81 vessel lately ut Port
Royal. but now at Phadephia Instrumental in
causing The trouble between COMMANDER n. Il. smith
and his wife. This person rcicrrc. not and
has been. "oficcr 81 the ~ gylng this a
place your columns you viii greatly oblicc the
vairsr. ~ tsug vessel now al Phila lclohiav X.