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The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THE FLEET IN BESIKA BAY.

Tho London Times Of September 10 prints the follow
ing It's naval correspondent with the eet In Be.
Ska Bay, under the dato Of September lo:-
During the past week the following ships have re-
turned 10 this anchorage: Tho Monarch, IRON sa-
Devastation and Rupert IRON Lcmuos the Pailas, from
Smyrna; the Research, from Malta the Cruiser, train
ing ship from Gambia and Athens. and the Raleigh,
from Rhodes, Gambia, Athens and Salonica The
Raleigh lett again yesterday for Salonica, where
she will relieve the Hotspur. On tho TN
the Wye, s.orcship, arrived from England with
stores Tor the fleet On tho I'D the Commsncerin-
Chief sailed In the Hecon for Consantinopc, and on
the tho Duke OF Edinburgh lett IN the Biitern Tor
Helcon ntinope, from which place Russian
yacht conveyed bin TO Malta, where he meets shc
duchess oil Edinburgh. Ho is expected back mere in
two or three weeks tlmc The Hercules proceeds on
Tuesday next Malta, where tho Swittsurc is at pres
ent which Is expected to return here shortly The
Torch on the coast Of Syria. the Wizard 10 up the
Danube, the Cockntrico is a. ConstantinopIe and the
haDd remains at Malta
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
JOSEPH,
THE SISTERS OF ST.
BROOKLYN.

Among the religious orders Of Brooklyn there
who have spread more quickly and none who
have worked zeaousy in the service OF God than
tho Sisters OF ST. Joseph.
The Order was founded in 1850 by the Row Father
Mcdaiile Society OF Jesus. at Puy, France, and
rs colony OF Sisters LANDED in this country at Missouri
at the instance OF Bishop Rosati, oil that diocese.
Bishop Lougnin, after coming to Brooklyn obtained
the of three Sisters oil this Order they beng
from ST Josephs, Philadelphia, IN the year 1866
They established themselves AT Grand street and
Graham avenue, wmliamsours' ~ne,e ahey opened
pliIants for admission TO the Order and 70 the
seminary JUSTIFIED the Bishop and tho Sisters fn pur-
chasing ~. Thomas Hall, Flushing, l.. l., where Rev.
Father Boirne pastor Even this did not suffice,
ami the sisters decided 10 Guild seminary that would
meet all their requirements aud which would as
mother house novtale and academy. The new build
ing erected IN 1868 at cost OF 10000 la 1874
and 1875 large addition was made to the building max
ing as complete aud commodlous any seminary In
the country Inc course "a instruction Is hign ana
emiuenty fits the young ladies Tor whatever station
they may DO called upon fiji in after life Tho chapel
attached TO the convent gem In its way, and Is very
neatly furnished the altar ~ very pretty There are
several shrncs in the spacious grounds surrounding
the convent There arc about l50 professcd sisters and
lumber OF noviccs aud postulants, who hal from
Flushing nc their mother house.
Besides tho acniemy Ut Flushing this Order has
Charge Of ST. Jsepn's Academy. South Third street;
st Mary'3. Grand street, ana 81 J0seph's, Pacific
street. and they also have charge OF tho following pa
Gold street, st. Peter and Paus, South THIRD street;
ST. Mary Maujer street; Our Lady Of Mercy, Debe
rwsn.s Irst street; Hoiy Cross, Fa,Ou.h, our Lady
OF Victory, Ihroop avenue; 81. Maschy's, East New
York; St Vincent de Paul, North sixth street; St
Michaols, Flushing and others. IN winch over 1000
children receive sound Catholic education. They
also conduct ST. Joscph's Male orphan Asylum aud St
Mslachi's Half Orphan Asylum and Industrial School
ut East New York. The Seminary Of the Sacred Heart
Bay side for small boys, IS unoer their Also
The reader can Judge for himself from the foregoing
here and, ~hat they havo done in The past they
10 do in hundrediold in the future
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA sept ~. 1876.
sugar-Remnant OF stocks mainly In seconds Owing 30
urfayorabe sdvices from abroad transactions were at
complete standstt. Quotations nominal. stock In
house Havana Mstausas 10000 boxes and 300
hhds Receipts Of the 2Oi boxes and 80 hhds Ex
ports OF the week $40 boxes and 27u hhts OF which 5lUO
and all the hhds to the United States Nos 10
to IL Dutch Standard S5a reals 9 reals arrobe Ia
gold; Nos. IL TO ~, Uatcn standard. iv,4 reals l1
reals per arr0bc in gold; noIasses sugar, Nos.
to 10 7L reals reals per arrobe in gold.
Concentrated sugsr fair to good quality reals ar
robe, In gold: centrifugal Nos IL to 3. Va 10
reals arross In boxes. aud 10Y lo5s reals in hhds
Bacon $i2 80 per Butter superior American, SO
as70 per quinta In kegs and bbis Flour So S3
10 POI so sa al 20 - per sxs xs''"e. @ .nI
rots,ees, sis si4 per sb, wsI.-Ysllow. $40
Onions, sla per LoL for American. Coal oi-in tins,
IL reals per gallon Lumber nominal Shocks nonin Al.
White penns 25is 2s4 reals nrrobe Chewing
Tobacco. $50 sS4 qunts Hoops nominal Freghts
weak quotations nuch snged Tobacco dull spanish gold,
22sis no Exchange weak; on the United xtmtes 30
ds currency. Ia discount; short sight, do discount
10 days. gold, ga premium short light, do
"a premium; ON London 70 zo1s premium on Paris.
pfem
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
FOREIGN COINS.
he following are the nominal quotations represent

Fine silver bars, 81 IL 81 Is per ounce
Fine gold bars, par TO u per cent premium ON the
Mint value.
CovERSNEHr BONDS
These have been generally steady on q moderately
active market Tho substitution of the AZ per cent
bonds for tho oder issues deposited rs security for
bank circulation has less tended to restrain
speculation, and for the prices may not fuc
tuate as much they have done within year or two
but as tho national credit always strengthening IS
doubtless only question Of time whom oil United
States bonds VIII rank higher than before
RAILROAD poxDs-
Railway mortgages. especially OF the New Jersey
issues, have declined from TO IA per cent Others
have sharply advanced Several OF tho Western roads
show ialing oil. Northwest coupon gold bonds werc
lower. The same is true oil the sinking funds OF Nil
wauKee and ST. Paul Pacncs continue TO be favores
and were generally nrm.
STATE BONDS
The principal dealings in this department were in
Tennessecs and Mssouris. Concerning the former IL
is alleged that debtors OF the State have boeu
instrumental in their depression for the purpose Of
purchasing thcm cheaply possible, and thus pay
ing their obligations at the lowest a;tanabe figure.
or tho latter purchases said have been made
German account
THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD
commences Its hrst session To- In the spacious
Offices formerly occupied by Duncan, sherman l. Co
Tho President states that there havo been upward OF
$50 applications tor membership OF which about $40
have been elected After paying all expenses the
Board havo in bank $27, ,Ooo and tho membcrshp
dues already amount TO $4,000 per nnnum. No
salaries arc paid TO any members Of tho body.
Tho list OF companies that viii be called to-morrow
comprise about fifty, largo proportion of which are
those whose shares actively dealt IN the San
Francisco exchanges In the matter OF placing stocks
than 200 applications havo been made, but more
than three. .fourths have been rejected
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
sPECULATING ON A RISE.

London Correspondence OF the Liverpool Post1
Taking of millionnares, another Now York celebrity
in thai way, A. 7. Stewart. made very lucky haul
shortly before his death. He was, In fact, on his
death bed and was consulted by Mr. Dale OF tho Dale
raw silk winch then low price, but which
there was reason think would shortly Stewart
and his hrm invested 1000 600 at So 25 per pound
In the course OF few weeks the price OF silk exactly
doubled. In this matter they had q competitor In
London who wns equally fortunate. The house IN
anl buy, until they became astonished and alarmed,
aud wired back to know II the instructions TO DO
carried out they were confirmed; and the result was
that the firm had ncted f200 900 before they had paid
q penny a London inancier Is said to have made
fl40 600 by taking advantage OF an early ntmation
that the United States Secretary OF the Treasury would
isanc nnrc "a hnnda
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
Total for tho week. -. $50, 4Sl
rxpoRTs ANp IxPoRTs.


Tho foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
~ follows :-Genersl merchandise imports including
dry goods, s5,499.2sl produce exports, $3.50. ATS
and specie exports, $l3s, 26s
Tho total Imports OF merchandise at the port since
January !, this year, were $22o, ,6s1. COL, against
$257 100 for tho corresponding period in 1875 and
S30o 573052 IN 1874. The total exports Of produce
$lo0 800. against $751; ISL in 1875 and
$2l7 962 5o4 in 1874 ad the total exports OF specie
$40 1872 SIS, against sea- 1876 and s4a SAT
In 1874
THE MONEY MlRKET
has been characterized by extreme ease, although
hardening tendency has been observed tho Of
tho now Of currency to the South and West for the
movement Of crops The extreme rates on call loans
were IN ard "a per cent with the former current at
the close. In tho market for commercial paper prime
names stIll taken with grea. freedom by banks
private buyers, and names written and indorsed by
parties suspicion meet with prompt sale az to
a., per cent sixty days; tour MONTHS TO and
single names 10 g. For names lees iavorabiy known
higher charges are reported and terms trarsprsd
YoRElGS EXCHANGE
The posted rates for bankers bills remain unchanged
a - " for sixiy-day and 81 SAY for sight, but the
market closed nrm as foilows:-
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. sept 30, 1875.
ans g sSos I US Stock Ss ssesg OF oas
Cotton quiet middlina. iossc. ; low mdans,' ios.e
Exports France. s,4s7 sales. ooo STOCK, 5s.oss
MOBILE, Sept. 80. 1875.
ports Sales go sssss iGss s'
SAVANNAH, Sept 80, 1879.
Cotton quiet; mddng, itssc;; good ordinary se; low
%ddns U Ne & sscep as: s.es s;os 20 aa EA
CHARLESTON, Sept 80 1876.
cotsSn lower: mda1ng 1lg io'.s io'as low mdaiag
bales. Sales i.Ooo stock, 1895. -'
WILMINGTON. N. O., Sept. 80, 1876.
Spirits OF turpentine quiet 3a Roa steady 81 G5
Tor strained lar steady ut VI 40
oswEco. sept. 30 1875.
No ~ ssS sa 20 & ri .mSsr aSssr 81 extra
sssa s.sS ~ saSsIss g
ireighss Wheat. corn ana rye, 4zc; bailey. 4sc,
ssas S s:'t s a.sn to & New 10 s asls
Lake @ SSshss M 100 do rys 81
barley 1900 feet Of lumber shipped BY rai-eJo bis
flour.
Flour steady and .nchSnged han .Asa. unsettled; No
ST Os ~ ". November No. do s2c Corn quit but
9s%ss 9% 4S os,s's bee sys s
% .na y s | 20 ssa 60 rss %
year Lard uncnangsd Hulk meats armsr a. To- sge and
ss I,0i aoar
"a. llOuO do
barley, shpmens-5OOU bbls Hour So, ,UOO bush. wheat
5000 do. corn 5000 do. OATS 33uOO rye,
barney.
TOLEDO. Sept so 1879
Flour steady. Wheat dull; No white Wabash, IL 49,
No $ do. III lo No. white Michigan. 81 lO extra do,
IL 49, amber do SPOT 81 lbs4 October 81 II: November,
81 ~: No. red fail u 23. No. do. spot October
81 l4,- Corn dull; high mixed. spot 45sac. October
4ei4c do 47c Oats dull No. offered s3c; whie
3sc. Michigan soc rejected 27lic Receipts-oUo bbis
Hour 4y bushels wheat, o6OOU do corn, 1900 do
Shpinents2UU bbls Hour, ~ 90 busaels wheat 5000
do. corn, 500 do. oats
BUFFALO, Sept. 30. 1876
Receipts by lske-Flour. 200 bbls corn, So .s8 bush
els; wheat 81 7lo do 700 do. Railroad
Flour, 29U Ubls 4SOO bushels: wheat Is 4u do.
oats 1u50J do; barley. HOO do rye 500 do. Canal
shipments tidewatefCorn. 2SS SUu bushels wheat.
75.o79 d.. To interior poinis-Nothing. Railroad ship
ments-Four 800 bbs; corn. 1900 bushels; wheat
5000 do oats 1850 do barley, 400 do: rye. S0U do
Flour-Dema and good prices ST ady sales O bbls at
changed prices Whea. dull sales bushels No hard
Milwaukee At u II 1000 do Milwaukee spring and 300
No Milwaukee on private terms In the absence sales
quote No. Mwaukee. 81 10; No. do, 81 10; stock
Offering light Corn dull but frmer; saes bushels No
mixei Western, in lots ~ y Ne 52c 800 do ~ s2c
held firm the close ut 52c. Oats dull quoted 36c
4oc nothing doing: stock sale tar Rye Nothing
track, s5c Malt Is in iair trade demand prices uu
quoi Timothy, 81 g 10 clover neglected Pork and
lard-Demsnd ar. prices unchanged; holding for shade
ndvancc light OF pork small packages OF lard in
best demand. higkwincsrrsde fair sales 200 bbls
81 ii 81 T. quality ruling prices Canal ircigtts
chan ged: held
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THE EIGHTH WARD RAID.

Tho prisoners arrested by Captain Mcdonnell Of tho
Eighth precinct Saturday night. during his raid
the dance houses, No. 52l Broome and No. Thomp-
son street, numbering ninety four In all.
raigned before Justice Bxby, At tho Washington Place
Ponce Court yesterday. The proprc,ors, Frederick
Glinsnam and Thomas Williams, were held Tor trial in
default OF $500 bail each, and the ming prisoners
fined S5 each The streets the vicinity OF the
were crowded with persons desrous OF seeing the
prisoners puss by
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
COUNTERFEITER CAPTURED.

Yesterday morning Patrolman Martin, OF the Fourth
precinct arrested Alfred Mango aged seventy years,
complaint Of W. g. Watson, who charges him with
passing counterfeit ten cent pieces IN the store Of CON-
planant, No 637 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. When
searched the station house eighteen bogus ten
found in his pockets. He refused to give his
residence.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THE KEY TRAGEDY.

Philip Engel, who struck the girl Minnie Thebes
the head with q key few days ago, causing death,
delivered himself up to tho Coroner yesterday, and
was sent TO the Eighteenth precinct station house.
An inquest will be held at early day. The circum-
stances of the tragedy were detailed In tho ante
statement Of the deceased and published at the
time. Engel and the iather OF tac young woman were
engaged in an alteration, whom she came between
them and received the blow from the key Inhamma-
OF the brain set In and death ensued Saturday
mic
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

Gustavc Frcdenthal, an elderly man. was taken into
custody on Saturday night charged with burgarously
entering tho residence OF william f. Hass, No 143
Dayard street. the evening OF August H. and steal.
ing books and clothing The prisoner locked up
awn 4 mi
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
SANITARY CONDITION OF SCHOOLS.

AZ tho meeting Of the Modico-Legh Society next
"Wednesday special report will bo uadc the sani
tary condition OF primary scaools- The committee
has thoroughly investigated the subject aud WI
make important suggestions for tho protection oi tns
health OF school children.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
SMALLPOX IN ASTORIA.

Considerable dissatisfaction 10 being expressed by
the residents Of Astoria the seeming neglect OF duty
on the part Of Dr. Taylor. tho CITY Physician, rela
ton 70 smallpox cases that village Tho disease has
been present Tor four or Ave weeks and Is said that
fifteen persons suffering In the village from
smallpox None OF the patients nave been removed
aud tho people fearful that tho scourga spread
RAPIDLY than IL 10 dong ~ prosonk
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.

ESCAPE OF THE SURVIVING PARTICIPANT.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. l, 1876.
In Bristol Conn. at lato hour Saturday night,
John Guckin and Patrick Smith had drunken brawl
on the street. and after an interchange Of blows
Guckin stabbed Smith to the heart with largo knife
resulting almost instant death He then fled the town.
at last advces 10 al liberty, although officers
securing the country. Guckin is only nnett years
old but Is reported 10 be hardened young rough and
naturally OF quarresome disposition.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
DISHONEST DOMESTIC.

Sarah Travis young domestic recently in the en-
ploy OF David Merales. OF No. oS Rapelyca street,
Brooklyn, arrested yesterday at No 100 Union
street, complaint Of the gentleman named. who
her of stealing gold watch and ring, valued al
SIS. She WAS held 70 answer before Justice Delmar
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
A MEAN THIEF.

William Fields, colored man, residing at No. 16
Flint street, Brooklyn, fell in n nt Lis home
Saturday night last and upon recovering
discovered that he had boen robbed Of $40 George
Jackson, negro associate OF the sick man. ac-
cused OF the robbery, and being searched ut the
station house In Washington street the money was
found In his shoe.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

stated meeting Of the New York Historical So
ciety viii be held at the library. In Second avenue
corner OF Eleventh street, tomorrow evening. Atc'
the transaction OF the routine business Rev
Ashbe q. Nermiiyc, d. d., Of schenectady Will rens
paper on .'ihe Huguenot Element Among -
Duiclp
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
AN UNPLEASANT AWAKENING.

Al an carly hour yesterday morning Henry Lowentz,
Of No isi Sands street, Brooklyn, was awakened by
some unknown person in his sleeping apartment. and
getting OF bod discovered that his pocketbook
aud 500 greenbacks had stolen from his panta-
looms pocket The thIet made good mis- escape.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
MASONIC TESTIMONIAL.

Tho presentation Of tho testimonial from tho Grand
Lodge, y. A. n, State OF New York, to NJ W. Eiwood
4. Thornc, r. @. NJ, will be made at hrs residence No
1913 West Twenty-second street, this evening nj nine
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Uct. !, IS7H
Business in printing cloths during the past week
light the sm ali stock OF best being held &C.,
which about tSc tho of buyers Sales Of
week 1900 pieces. the basis OF 4sc for standard
nd extra 64x64s
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came nrm. and advanced to llot principally on &C.
count OF the increased scarcity Of cash gold, which
loaned up x per cent per diem for use In the final
sales reaction ITO took place. Tho gold fluctuations
for the week werc as follows
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CAsE-HoyT.-On Monday, September 25. by the
Rev Charles Parker EDWIN X. CASE. OF Jersey Guy,
10 EMILY r. Aorr, OF New York.
HyDE-BAgcLAi.-On Wedr csday, September y,
1876 at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, Jersey
City, by the Rev. DR. Millett EDwARD +. HYDE, OF
New York, 10 ANNIE G. BARCLAY, OF the former place
saiTH-STANpERwIcK.-on Tuesday. september TO-
by the Rev W. g. Merritt WILLIAM q. Smith, OF Now
York, TO SARAH r. daughter OF the late Thomas sian
derwick, OF staten Island, \. \. NO cards -
TrcKER--BGLDKs Lenox, Mass, september q,
1876, by the Rev. Austin Field, OF Trinity church,
RICHARD II. TUCKER, oil New York, and ANNA ]. BEL
DEN youngest daughter OF Albert a. Belden, OF Lenox
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bill II sets forth the mode Of treatment which has
been given The and shows The successful
results achieved therclrom IL claims that twenty
years experience has matnrcd a system which -
eneciual aud deserving OF support