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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
THE JEWISH PENTECOST.

Tho second last days celebration OF the festival
OF icntccost held IN various orthodox synaaogucs
yesterday principally In the For,y.iourth Street the
"Gacs OF Prayer'D and In the Nineteenth street or
Portuguese synagogucs. In tho former Dr. Mcndcs
delivered memorial sermon in memory OF tho dead
In which touching reference made departed rel.
auves, whose presence 10 missed In times Of JOY.
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THE INDIANS.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., May 10. 1877.
General Crook, with Major Randall and Lieutenant
Schuyler leave here the morning for tho agencies
where tho Ana grand council Will DO held. which must
be simply u Formally, as the disarmament OF the
indians renders their consent 10 any proposition
easily obtained
A small band OF Cbeyennes arrived at Red Cloud on
"Wednesday, bringing IN some 200 horses Tho Indians
convinced that the government is acting in good
fath and arc cvincng fidelity 70 the terms OF hcir
surrender.
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QUEEN VIC1ORIAS BIRTHDAY.

RICHMOND Va, May 10. 1871
Tho International British celebration OF Queen Vie
tora's Birthday will commence on Tuesday next in
Petersburg Va, aud viii embrace series Of icstiv
ties meetings, &C., o. tour days Duration Most cx
tenslve arrangements have been perfected to make
the affair Of Unprecedented spleudor Great mum
bcrs OF visitors viii be present. nclriing delegates
from Canada and many Northern aud Western States.
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FOREST FIRES.

PoTrsvLLE Pa, May 10, 1877.
Tho forest fires have been spreading rapidly between
the Shenandoah and Mahapoy pianos during tho wcok.
This afternoon tho bridge Frackvile tho tmbcrs
Of which were smoulderng, gave way while tho
shenandoah stage was passing over IL and un.
known man. who The bridge at tho time was
crushed to death. The stage passengers escaped.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

From the Indian Daily News. Calcutta
The last overland mail brought copies OF the Ngw
York HERALD from tbs United States OF America
dated March o, beng oDly ihirtytwo days from Now
york to Calcutta the most rapid communication on
record No letters OF so recent date arrived, only
the HERALD which enables us TO print tho HERALD's
leading article on the new Presidents policy.
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FURIOUS wHIRLwIND IN CANADA.

JoLIITrg, Quebec, May 10. 1877. u
There was a furious whirlwnd and hurricane last
evening at Riverc Rouge, ST. Jacques aud L'Assomp.
ton, seven miles from here. Fifteen buildings wcre
blown down and the people saved their lives BY taxing
refuge III the cellars Trees uprootcd and fences
and barns carried away. No lives were lost
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DAMAGE BY THE WIND.

DExBr LINE, VT, Nay 19, 1877.
Yesterdays storm did uch damage In Stanstead and
vicinity II up trees unroofed houses ana ievcled
fences Tor miles.
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Sr.iyGFnLD, Mass May 10. 1871.
The south wing OF Mcssrs Jcssup & Lafiin's paper
mill at Salmon Falls, Westbcld, Mass containing the
engine and rae room, was burned at ono O'Clock this
morning, together with large quantity of paper md
stock. The loss ~ $50, 900; luy insured The IRE
was PROBABLY caused by spontaneous combustion III
racg
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STORE BUILDING BURNED.


IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y, May ~. 1877.
An unoccupicd frame building in this village, for.
merry used a store, owned by John u. :. o'Brcn,
was burned down This evening II was insured for
g 900 In the Glen Cove Company.
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MURPHY'S TEMPERANCE MISSION.

TRENTON, May TO- 1877.
Francis Murphy, tho Temperance lecturer, and Sow
era OF his party, to spend Sunday nero when they
will hold three mcetiDgs
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HOT WEATHER IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, May ~, 1877.
The weather 10 extremely hot Tho thermometer
during tho past three days has ranged from 90 de-
grees to 96 degrees In the shade thrce T. NJ Last
year tho highest point reached 10 the date WAS
81 degrees
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Average temperature yesterday Tx
Average TEN ocraturc Tor corresponding date last
year. ga.
1876. 1877.
weekly average. .................... 81 81 az
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor tho past twcntyour hours, in CON-
parson with tho corresponding dato OF las, year, as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
Hrp m
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SAILING OF A RUSSIAN GUNBoAT

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. May 10, 1877.
The Russian gunboat Toungauss sailed to-day under
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Marion q. Tyree, Of Lynchburg, Va. Price 81 rs.
, 1877-07-02

Liberty. In tomnarcd onr nwn tlovnrnmrnt, in
manner. with that ri other nations. and showed
tlat aomo Of the fnrrign nations would not b" abc
to eovcrn ihrm.slscs. H"zolnt'Dna JM moi nj.
TaJs Recurr freedom; II pon,citmca thAngrd from
one despnt to another. France chansrd from nm
Empire to Commune. II was nn1y Christ which
vitn that which n,ns1c men free. There wa. no free
dom nnft!d 81 tha SFist and Deus hrft. The cta
ovnrthrowing OF q dTnattY did not afwnys crca,e
Liberty. fte showrd how the European ami, anclcut
some tew in South America, and IlepublIc.
hrchv, A. In England. Liberty only existed In per-
sonaltclf. control People who ab!lcd In ignorance
Of tht negro In The sonth nj ihe present to, anii
showed that II wonld take ttrio to develop their
true liberty. England pns'rsscd sono liberties
whlsh netn not pnsseascd hers. ttne of the great
to rise against public corruption. and 70 put It
down. Education and nnrc Foilston. he held, wcro
the real uuiwssk Of liberty. Frce,on, rnnut 6o
tanght through schools, religions md secular. f1c
t!an md for bfosder manhood, to put down ron.
t!acal and monarchcaa tJrantA. To gnt down tho
a nsss 80 ihe Pnttina down q despos,-m all the
liberty liz held shat The r-aans ~ , oi liz se was
A necessity in the schools, and RItnuld never hnyc
bccn removed. Tho Lord taught In tho sands md
IT,; f. tho h Wilderness j., for ferry year, y tek
cdncate. Liberty could nut be forced Into men.
II had to be dcyefoped-,t WINS evolution, C,,rInt
vas tho very threshold Of eivl libcrsy. Tho king
don. Of Chrst waa coming Into tic hearss Of Tho
The speaker tack an encouraging view Of the fn-
tnrc for this nation. Ho adlnrct all to cblne to
christ anu to work for tsre liberty, In liz broadcast
senac.
After praycr. the congregation sang the Nation.
Church.
, 1877-07-02
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER.

1ANs.Nn Ailch., Juno 3o.-Thu Presidents
order relating to political management by Fed
eEai oitlcials Ia eomsnendcd 10 thts State, and
chcerfully compiled with. Politicians who hpye
run the conventions und caucusce ali tller lives
now soy that they have always advocated the
present policy. .. u. Bingham, Postmaster, has
resigned tue Craftsmanship OF the Central ton,-
nltttcc. This other members that are Interested
ase y. j. nurpee, OF Marshall, Postmaster; C.Y.
Osborn, OF hlaEquette. Cuilectori r. G. Phillips,
of naY City, Postmaster; W, l.. 5eaton, OF Juck-
son, postulaster; @. 1. SpaullinR, of st. Jolus,
Special Agent of the Treasury Department; and
Frederick l.: Wells, Of Port Huron, deputy
Collector. A reorganization Of the Committee
will be made ln tl.ac tor the camu4ign of Ibis.
, 1877-07-02

A day or two ago lad named Bates, son Of
Mr, 9. +. Bates, of Nev York, reslingfat Cui-
diDztoa Point, mounted one Of hls ia.hrs'A
horseA In his yard with the luteutlon Of riding.
A large Newfoundland dog ls kept there also,
and would appear TO De very jealous Of any ami
NAL uottced by young Bates. Tne uoslsnt the
boy mounted tile horss the dog dew 1t II, ratrll~
log It Gy tile throat and iufctinx severe injuries
to The horse, which wa& ysluabte onu. The
horss reared aud plunged aud ahouk thu dog
oil, but the dog went for the otAer auadrupcd's
lcxs and made Xashcs tn thenl. The horse be-
xan rearing agaiu, and by this time the boy was
frightened. but llau psesente VI mild enough
70 xet his feet our VI the stlEEups aud slide oil.
Tbtu the horsa started for the stable after 1t
h9d bcsu badly Iujazcl.--iesi>ors letter " Irvs-
!dt1ts {H. IL yonts1A
, 1877-07-02
CALVARY TABERNACLE.

AN uaDgN0MIHAT1oyAL CnunCH.
West Of Ashland avenue and touth OF Harrison
street 10 section Of Chlcago occupied by rapidly.
growing population ns respectable nnd intelligent
is that Of any other section Of this great city. A.
yet tts Inhabitants aro hardly numerous enough IN
amy given place and uf any given denomination 10
support churches Of their own preferences.
Just eighteen weeks ago. on tho last Lords Dny
In February, Calvary Tabernacle Church was or.
ganlzcd, solely on Biblical barls, having no ecc-
tartau preferences Of afltiatiop. Rapllsts, CON-
Rrcgattonaltats, Ep,scopa,!ans, Luthcraus, Meth.
odsss and frcabytcrtans wcfc, In fact, REPRESENT
cd. The pastor IL tho Hev. II. NJ. rnyntcr. mem
bcr Of the rreebytery Of Chicago. Tho usual sun.
day sctvIces, Wednesday and Friday evening meet
ings. and four cottage prnycr'uccsincs, have been
sustained,
Yesterday being the nrst Lords Day In lnly. the
onnct"' 1oal Of Management. composed Of tho
pastor, elders. tcncons aud trustees, At the close
Rregaton thef atst sent.aapuai report ns follows:
Treasurer. Mr. sttDnts tho reports of ths commit.
Wesks,. Week: an! q tho soetat committee, nna have
Calvary tabernacle hsa becn, from It's orrantsa-
iares and craving .seton Il chtesso, west Of ALI.
land avenue, and hounded BY Harrison street on
ihs nc5th ana TTs!th street on the ronth, Within
but tho dcaru Of tho English. speaking Christian
families for \ church organization and church
work has been met by Calvary Tabernacle Church.
undonomtu&t!onal In form and unEcctartan In
spirit
tion that it has not promptly paid. 1t has been
The property Of Calvary Tabernacle- c0nsistinx at
m orxAn, COMMUNION set, Htbos. hymn books
and church fnrnlturo for congregation Of 200
souls II all paid for. donated and vxlucd at scy-
cral hundred dollars
The Tabernacle plan Of free seatA, Or chatra, and
the Gospel api1t Of Chrfsttan wcicnme to all who
defrs to w0ruhtp God with us and 10 be fed With
Code Word. hs 1t fs faithfully divided to by
ibtslovinE pastor, hnve received cur I1rt's bcas.
Ing, !n continual additions to the church and cun
Ertgauon.
Tho weekly subscriptions for thu pastors sup
port and for the Incidental expenses have been
worthy of commendasion, 70 that delinpucnta arc
unexpecto dly few In number and a.ponht
We recommend praJer5ul mad energetic action,
in order to Increase the number Of snbscribca and
amount Of subscriptions, ~ the Lord may prosper
ench one, that our pastor may be unenlbaErnsacd,
financially. In hlk faithful labors among Us.
The receipts from all sources during the eighteen
wccks Of lhe life Of this church weFn:
frum Iori's- Day COLLECTIONS 81
Frum literary and masteRl ttltcFtalnusnA.. iiJa7
From dan natlons LY Extraordinarily CuMnittes.. No
From strawberry and lce'cEeAm fcsttsa...,.. So7U
Total reos!pta. os
Tbs disbursements were:
For Gu p.st1rs support. eighteen weuks, ,S3l0 10
E0r EnGfSn tpEoltufe hai&
Total dhbursoments. ... 38l1 50
, 1877-07-02
ST. BYAN1ELAUB.


The corner. stona OF The new edl1ce Of st,
BtaniH,aus Catholic Church w.s laid yesterday At.
to-noou bofoeo great concoufae of people, who
turned out 70 sdd weight 10 Tue ceremony,
prostothe exercises, tho socctes OF St Btantslaus
Chusch gathered at the church, and, forming Into
line, procccded To ens corner Of Chicago and MIL
waukco avenues, whore, Win opened rauka, they
received the vtaitlnR societies aud tic u4duy
officiating clsrRy. Tho soctstles poured In from
al quarters, and. taking lino oi march up I'LL.
wnakes avenue. and na4t on Noble street to tho
Sansh. p1sseu tne tf9ni q tho sd!ateo Ia the fo-
Chiei Marshal Peter K'olboa4a md fourteen aids;
Joscph's ycanx Mems soolsty; 81, Jo4eph's Old
Mems; g. Dcttsdictps; Exposition Hand; 1T. Al.
i1nso's; ihe @ @Northwesiesn HAND: g. Mtchael'ee;
g rtokapas'; 6snd; ST.. .vc.av.: Yonag Msns 10.
aality bsnd; fonng Mem sodalttI: Msrrici
Ssn sssb bsas sss9stK Il % sss sy T =
sttton hand; socletv Of Jesue Christ, l1sArt-of-
ye'a.: uely crssa: Ghlsasc Lqhs Cavalry n.ud;
ni.lap FoIsy, sssissed 6y many Of ths pronisent
Catholic Clergy VI tho elsy:. The Itcv. Dr, McSla-
shors Adlross; and The scryicas weEo ovut. The
procession then took up the march In tho suu,c
o,ass ., In wasa th9S hsa sae and It hs corner
Tie ,1 nex Church Il ,,.u..ed oa tho corner a,
nsei e. 1ef,'s ~ sss ID sss #
Of the komanssque order OF architecture, bullt Of
white brick win stone trimmings. and when com.
p'stea w! 10 aa!se az imposing Atsa vsry eotu'
ltmay again be set dawn oue Of the lncxplI-
cable thtays tn connectnn With street psradea why
hour exactly upon the hossa and prevent
tho passage Of dozen or moro OF street cars each
osdsa .Sa ws wasn y sna
travel would be uninterrupted.
, 1877-07-02

;., :S % sss sss n "nsn @ III, + se
."uhteily tprrat fa,nre. ], va. integrity anA
honesty That made ths country what II nov u.
m f,t''' h"1 ''f, S sa to nSe.ens h;1a Hsep'se .ne
cess, ana spain has Tried md fs,lrd .rnaiIy.
character, and men shn wnnl.l not unty pass laws
hnt who wnuld zrn stanh behind them. Another
feature of our early hirtory VA" the pconles love
@e. " s eommos .anten =" n .hs
respect prevailed throughout The country. and tho
tsctns, ot ths Sorh were q :tehos! IN the south.
much: and for which go many men have Spilled
their blood, shall rmasn s.crcd forevcrmore. Our
IN, theY were men 81 cn,nmon sense. The people
wers thinkers and had clear thoughts. AppresiAtin9
.neh Government as thss. And bcesuin + was
the present tine. These must i.s intelligence Il
there VA. 10 be perpetult,. and therefore rchools
e s s ssa
believed ii intelligence. and without onr conntry
nina, lid L n,nst bc continaea and imprn7sd.
Aao,her 4ne't,iSn T.. what ;hs won,en haze
Many wonld say That in olden times wo,ncn vcfe
not II prcEreB.lye ~ they Ars now. hut bccauec
ihe{ wese qaies anob'fa.i.e snd attended % the!t
make thsa '' Wpaaa III Ia, &c oftrs @ s"eecedsa @ IN
aPe ~aa'a oterxs.s sSs' h.9s bee .po nd vels
men would have heroine discouraged and given up
The too; The tt'ente duo 70 the nno.hers. wives.
fathers, bfothera, and sons: They hoed lho aelds
:e fSa1 a WOMEN ot e
present ,lay. There were many faecs laokspG out
sd ssn,a md ret .ae7 in osuy
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