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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-07
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So''fspoHdrnrr Of Ttr Calraou;,r

:" ''o""h' The most popular and succcs>G,l
temperance lecturer the wor,, H.,
""o"" ana thought it might be pleasant
10 your readers who have never b.ard him
10 KNOW something of his stvle. persona, an.
'''''' al" The source Of his power. |
''"' read Tor years Of the thousands whom J..
'''o reformed. and celightcd and ch,,m.d
now ovcrwheImlro audiences at C,E,.,,
''A''ef Hall and Manchester. As we'll as IN
'''S'o" an" New York. had wept rivers Of
tears. and followed him nioht after ,;o,h,
u '''''r me Influence of magic; but |
had regarded 1t AS mostly fabed. and ,boucb,
W.T.. tough simply an intcrrSriro man viii,
"''r' earnest moral feeling. Is The time.
'anr tor hl> lecture. saw the street was
f"Ii' and fell in with the tide. tuu Lonr
before the time appointed the Lou>c va.
/ cro 'ded- literally packed fail Of human be-
'hIS and 'icre. il that most Uncomfortable,
position. waited till the time >hould come
III 'he m'an''n'H Thought. What is al! This
sur tor: Are We not all tem,c,anre to'ks
W. J '"'"''" IN mere TO listen TO
temperance lecturer >ul i-ct not half 50
interesting as the multiplication tabl, j.: And
"'eh az last a little man followed the bio
P''S'"eh' through the vast crowd as a li.tlr
"''' III 'he wax" OF a biz ship and when
with uuck uneasy ...n I + l.:
,, = AK '"''" NJ >"''
s,.,.,c '''' '''''''
NV '''' ilV'' weighing less
'''' ''"'''''''' ana twenty pounds with
'''' '''''' anu "'a'N hair, large. dark
/ '''' Impressive eye. ana a conn.enancc ex
/ "'N'''' ''l' '"'FroT OF every emo
'"''''' "' '''iinE III h. heart.
''''' ana >''Htn"d with the turrow>
"' anu care h'ar'd myself up, cas-
/ NY eye over The Immrn>r crowd, an! re-
"''' N'' 'o' Ni'I' - shall >i'nl" to tha-
nun man :A''' tHI> assembly to tears. and
''''" 'N'''V minutes on the subject
'' '"i''''''''' hHt my friend 4 wiser
,. ,uI ''-
minutes ,.o,,r
i''""''> your '">'i!S viii be shaking Ike
,e,r. t~,,,...., ''"
p," 'O ''''''""!!
o'o'
As h" arose, the al,ii,ncc w,s hushoa into
"''>' !''''"u'' silence the low. ca'm, clra~
WV II" upon 'h' ear as The
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"' "'''' oyer l''a'"n vs. head.
I'..' ",'''' a." '''n ana Il httf above, ana
,'''' '"' ""'u q! NE ears, !ou tlnd Pi'o'"-
"''' Il i"it'"''--l>'> call the bump OF
~, l va '','' '''"'i'''i""
wv ''"". between th'm
'..''' W., continual war. Both tou.ht-orr
-, ''' ''''' "'ncr HE i'" H''". y
'' ~ "''h 'h' house, %
'''',' '''' nous. ,' saul :" There was
'' ~ '''' '''s mousse o' me 'ta
=,
~ Win 'fi' 50 with the Deacon a troop
appears bv the to,;ov;n. .;r..,,,,,..,,,.,,.
In the SANE church with Deacon VI was
poor hroth"r lh'> poor man had the mis-
fortune 10 lose his COW. She died To get
Nun ''''"h'r, me goo: Deacon headed sub
>cr'r'!"" WIN h'" dollars. and paid IT, THIS
"rt h'>Gn'r'rd Mammrn Mtnmon. with
true hr"'tt zeal. bean 10 rant and raw. .
" nv '"I> waste : charity h"GInS AZ home. {:
'"' more l"" 4I'r Ia" more Won may let
V'np't learn to take car" Of thcm>rlvr>'
Inc Deacon wa>a E'r'f>t hut lr found
that the hai'tl-mal wa.cr did neither drown
to : h. u ,r,ors .t"mii: i',''','.G -'">>
dams ,ud ','' ~" '.'' h'''-
a. ''' ""' ''e poor
saId An tl..,. II anu
x,u IN ,,rr ,J., ''''>''' .i't
nv 0'' '''''
To still thes. c,,mors Deacon "
H., l,. WI ~ went 10
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Or ~ dea'l bel poor Simon lies
Fl sr"m " o, III Gr-l air,
" IA tr.-, q ~ -ni'- ~. mr.ua' CRIES
TIE, 18th ..x x.,~n~S '!,eir caro-.
" y dill''.en' eau-~. SAYS par-"n Fly,
Tie ~arue .-.l..r' n,av cIv-:''-
Poor S:mon ia-r, ,.in: shall die.
y ,-i'c fa,r< ,-4. ~ I'VE
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| h"N'r nl>CI. - \ llain. rnl"'ter.d
man cane from ,h,. back ronn'rv IN il,.. Stat.
of \ Asbsmi. To Tuscaloosa. and on the SAT-
t,.'h w..rit ear, 70 church. He had been ec-
-ri>tori,ri - attend rn.','fu u, Iopi hi,,'s
.ni l-itarr q vciitnr>. wi.-r' ''s-h ave aprro-
,,rt,',I T., himself th. first sat which he
;u....i ui n'-' uIl.h. H.. >,r-t,ti there. con
tti.i-',i >.:I,. ,il awaited ni'lrt,rir rh. a.
~,ni!,,ii,u at the coi;.i,..ii"1. Ihe S,rv"eg
.oiuf.,..r"i Presently the music of iu,.
-utt'-i or an hurst uinu his a>tori>h-d ear
ir h,i never heard ',:',. ,,tiore Al The sa,r.
i'm" ih,. gentleman Who owned The slip cains
ll, the aisle with hi> la'i, leaning upon his
um. ~ h- approached ihr door oi the sip,
h- mo:iuut1 for the rouH'r. msn To- come out,
.a ui'.er to oi,c pace to The ia'iv. 1.is
movcin,.n, i!s. r,rin'rNnan dii not cGiar;---
mend; and rom th.. situation of The p.fi.
man and lady. as-nri4'"i - II wa> ia his mint
.yirh ih,. music. he immediately concluded
tl,at 4 'o,iliion. or French contra dance. or
-o;ur other dane was mt, ndrd. Ei-in. part
Y from hi sat. H.. sad 10 the gentleman,
sho WAS >'il hr.-konnc To hIn.-"Excnse
~" >ir-excr>e r.e If yca please do'..
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Y correspondence OF Che CdI:Dnriau

How Freshman spent his Vacation - Amherst
Ann>et~-!ndisnati n Meetng-Ac. &C.
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'' ''-' --tii-'-i'' "a T. t''...'S W
hr r.-ii.-uus anl ,rformi'n,, aIniyar>s
ms in Boston. ri'i~ w,..kk haze i,.n ~"ll a,
tended ahl 81: ,-ar,>i'irrii,lr interest But
through iim III /, has ben evident that The,
hearts al III. ieol.. were .ncrn-srd wi'h iha
m'.l'. c,, hi.-t whi.i. is ae;raiinr the conn
~. There w.> an evident >truc.l. ci the
speakers Ia k'"f fli- ni1'',r "l' a. their
>fr-cii'->. amd ut"u the i,'a>' a'in>inn wss
ti'i'" to u 'hr most earnest attention WAS a
reused. uin.'. =, attempts "a excite compass
>'fn f. i'';t h'-'ii,.n tel n;",,, i.,i ears.
Every Christian man an wrrn,n ~: 'hsi the
y Al stu. i. with h.a u n ni aud wi.-kei
n'~> l. ~ IA Ic and in- a,.iiv ,f,-<>in" np'.a
IL Ia ai"i'-; every PRAYER. "nr 'iht a,n
ihi;tII',.l ~ rr> w'r,. n-n'-,.-,.-:. and iii..
I''''ri'''>ifio'l - the dyin arm wa> most earn
">ilv >"uah' cause he wrath ot man tu
'''':'o- HIM. ai.d /" :c.--rai i>h iu>tir" and
''''.-'".''''- ~...,.-. ". ...n,-li.-i i.~
II" l'"~>i.G' - !..4ittf- t.i.-:">-I,ic tn IL
:,:.>i - t,.r :.. our. ,.-~ tr. hri..t ,nitir..
"f IL. ,.riof- ni-.-r;I~ lii. Southern aia
-''i-'' tia>' ..- i,-' - cl.:i.> ai Park street
H.: j. >.ti''. ,.,.ffitE. \" ..ii.- n,l.G con
''.fAic t.r n-.,...: @. q. a<-n,ii':nu from i,r
i''i". J. vi >.4tf,,! i,t ;i.>,. ~" lh"u.,'
l''' - i'nr ifst>>i' o, a, >n,i'.'N "a: NJ -x
"' ,i>. '.t...,"r IL, rt'. s.'i" IN i-frihu,'r,
= '.:--,-.> - III .i.rt lriln,l..> aud II, -
Nar'.i a. i..ei J. t, ti.i.'>h tl.. >-,r states
= IA .-t,-r> v'a-,. :,.'i - ~ n"-ion> are
80 ara Go, =. Nj -. a;.-a' >.nih.'n iri>-i-
.!'i. IT,. ,tnl.- Of lie >',.a.-r- H..v. Dr.
Adams "t i '-'..:l jpl p...Arr oi NV York
ai.d >'f''-~ a. \-.m ll.,..n. -i,- ami,lr guar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
pAlslAl.lI 4 IOslN>.

ttorucys at Law, Davenport, lrwa-plht' ON ~
strcet over j. W. Wi,y's store. k"''trn,t =
Nessvs Macklot h Corbin, Bankers "',i' 'ti
yOuN ;ouNS-U. 3. Commissioner for Court oi
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T.. ". MuGCsgll.l.,

Not arv Public al.o Iiir, Frc ant Nsfhr l nr"'
Agent Oii,, un Brady street, over Mhri"'lH f'hi"
v,a, Davenport, Iowa. J'''"'
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RITSINESS CARDS.
aaNES rllOG.ANl:,
". ". LINE, NJ. -,

r..,,,,,y phv.,,i.p oificc "n Er'S street, 'if"f-
A.. IN. POSI- once over = Perry tl"ihil- So
s , w." ,.ap u Iari@lfI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
DAVENPORT TUESDAY MORNING. 1856.
REAL EATA9E AIIk(lEE.

.ysiLss'S LTTI.sr =.
Ia "A ND a & !: Mt.
Office in A,rhtson'. Block. sc-o"d street,
betwceM NJ in Dnd BRADY.
Timber Land.
- ACRES large b au,iful rubor 70 miles
l l fnsn Davenport; prlce i3O yer aorr; YJi he
divpi'l = suii rurehl-er,.
Improved Farms.
30 acrcs hrhlv uuir,y, rarrn: miles 'r,,, n,v-
s'ri "n elitisntoi. ed bvdr lrlit Z, with
'rasf orar'sc, Aols. s'hhir. &C
Ahoautit,l f,rri ~ u.lc frum D,vonrar'-lG,
a''t--6o ncr.~ Il. eu!tiyattn, part ,lub-r /, ncm
hpus'', st4bir etc.
ni's- from davenport; ~ acres; ~ acr.s TN
rrs 10 1cf,s ll.lber--fulinit ~ittI, houe., eta
De, ctc.
sif acr's ; mites frorn pav, n,ort-,7F ncrcs In
f.ncr, 80 ,csrS in h,h STATE ~ criiy,',on, IS9
acres tnnb'r airr otlia,l. ,sai "f r.iLr,
large h9usc with uou,~, stables, ouibuiidnee, 'tt.
6mtlr- from pnv rpr,-iJ arc III ,u!vairh.
god Aou,c, stable, yte
81 miles FROM Day nlrnt-l2o nc-c- au tnf fcrr,',
Gu in Gull ydtiali 30 aciuS timber 20 pi
III ,houss, riab.c, .tc.
mllcS from p,v.nrprt-sn ncrc-: 80 acr's H. c'il
tvdtt'n. ll.t tinb.., large ne. huus', e'..i barn
etc, ttt.
II mn"a from Divrni.r,--n scr2s: ca acrS In
cultivation 80 housr, = abe, etc.
- miles from naycnlsirt--S ncrtsi 0O arret III
cultivation, god holisc, stable etc.
u H.lc. from Davnrarr--5oacres -; 81 yrr.A IN ca-
tiva'on. II acres spl"mitI tIaner, 6aat," prairie
large orchard, running water, L,usc, large et1bl"
smoke luusc &C.
IS miles from Davenp,rt; 30 sevcs-au In cu!tiva
tiOn; l.ousc, stasc; etc.
iimii's from Davenport, 30 acr',>-All iu fnce ar!
cultivation.
goo acrrI IN fr,|n and cuivattn, osl The but ultr'
roal, 4 iules from Davenport.
40 acre- pra'ri" Land; mils fr,n pav M. ri hcau-
tfn yicw over E,ck Island, Aips..sipii aud DavolI-
port.
300 acres ~ rich prairi" Land. by wactt som" os
1t cultivated. Aud large amount VI uuiulyrovci
land III Scott County.
number ~ houses. "t~ and yacrnf lots, pleasant
ly situated in din rent parts u Davenport. For sa
Oh favorable terms.
Is beautiful lats III North Davenport terms liber-
ally. Apply "
iy5tf JULIUS IYTASCE.
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w. u. r. l:llNgEI,
DR. A. A. CRAlNE,
NOTICE

1NR J. TOMSON, late Of Massachusetts,. respect
C,Ijv utos ms ths citizens of Davenport and v,'in
~ that i, has located in this city n PHYSICIAN a'"i
eUns@,s; and trusts ~ by industry and int gr,y I"
his profession I" mcr','and recev-a STARE :" ,h'p"
eosanne. Office in Atkinsou' klock. decz9Iu
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.-.-
nos. -. SIMPSON,.

,lc =, tat, Broker aud Aurtinn-"r. Nb ait'h" Ia
the sale, of Cuy Property lots Lands Farms e'.,
a, Auction Onltc N..h a'2. J.. Aitlv''' i.l'"
Agent, Davenport. SN
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ar. a. ". = SVll'Gl1.

ECLECTIC ply YSICIAN-piiir. on brady street ne
tween gd and 81. Krst,n'-' GA Thtrd |'i'''' Nv
tween Main and brady. Special attention g'N'" !"
~. ,.a,m,.ut ct Scr.nl,. and other .ht"lu- dis
'> ~ s,,..,,, Lev, uctla
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a. =. MAXWELL, ~. H.,
q. us. usAus DING.

=. N. u u u w.
poortcr aud dealer In Ens!ish, Srcnoi AMI G'rina
Fancy t;omis, Iiarware, &c. Keep aiN9 e"i'A! 4'3t
Il on hand a large assortment "i Gr"ofr'rS ",'s
tic lry Goci., Hardware &c, corner u ac'"', an"
karr,son streets, Davenport, Iowa "'''u
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L.. r. Up.Als Il 1.oS.

ttorpey aud Counsellor II ,.aw, ans N"i"r. ,th'''
Particular aii.nt,"n ;.ad I" Convey ~ -" e wv wv
,uation of Land TITLES. un!cc on brady ST., W. w
thcrwax's building. "''''
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- w "
Dealer IN Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, rr"
due, ,Ac second ST., bet. Brady and Main, ''f'h
port Iowa. o.it|
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II. ". WII.kCN>,
Carver.
1aincs ,t., bcwcen 81 aud Al. oc'l'u

90 . s,rcart, e. y. k.rulNAM
MITCHELL. 4 pCTNAM,
| Attorney. aud Counscilcrs at Law, pa.cn"rt Iowa
COIIRIN 4 now,
Attorney. and Conuseiinrs ut Law, ,nd Notary fn"
W,.'., I.w, ocl5u
Dr. 4. ". SWITl1.
sCl rCTlC PHYSICIAN -onitr. on Brady street, be-
tween "a and 81. R.si,icn'-t "n Third street, "'-
tween Main and brady. Special attention g''en I"
the .seatment "t Scr"iula and other eht""'' n.'
~ ~ fc.,,,,,,,, Iou, uctla
PANk \ johns.
tsorncya at Law, Davenport, Irwa-ohc' on ~
street, over j. W. wh,y's store. R"'rr't'-
Messvs Mack"t Corbn, laikrr- "r,i"ht
JOHN JOHNS U. ). Commissioner for Court "'
Ciai"s.
Jos. :. SIMPSON,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Quccnswarr, "is anu Sh'
rr..ucc Foreign aud domestic frnr~, e-e--s''"ha
west 81 Main st, lower side, Davenport "'i'
CBsA>. y. KOGGK>,
-" -. octl5
u. ksl.sOl KN.
Zeal Estate Broker aud Amt"n-"r WI "'trf'" to
the sales ot City Property, lots, Lands Farms e',
a, Auction. Unite Ml a't2 J.. AiciIv''' lam"
-, n,,.u,,,, NGti5
Agent, Davenport.
L.. 4. pAIsk GK.
ttorney aud Counsellor a ,'tw, ans S"i"r. 't"''
Particular ai,rut"n ;.ad I" t"itt'S'hE -" - w,
ination nt Land TITLES. uf.cc on Brady ST., w W
thcrwax s building. ~"
,,,xu.sxp Mn tlCAMAs. y D.
nlkS. D1ICk WAN.
Eclectic Physicians and Surgeon, once ON "ra's
~ East .rir bet 81 aud Ri. Special attention. l"
1r.ratiyc surgery and Surgical diseases .rl'''ils
JAS. y. 0.ANC.
Attorney AT Law and Notary Public ohee Oh i'l",J
street. above 2d, over Carmithstr store. o''t'i
r.,rs,vr.Scx M.nhNsEN
Sand Agents.
nm HANSEN, NOTARY PupIie. Ii str"rt, 'f'.e'
m..r;.,, ,n,l Rinl,y oc.,5 5diy
J. w. WILEY,
Dealer In Choice Family Gr"ccrics Provisions, rr"
duc., ,Ac. second ST., bet Brady and NAM o'f'h
49,, -. o.ill
HMAl.0.Glcl.D \ 1s0sO.,
Dealers in pry Goods, Groceries. QuecnsST", te.
Eorncr OF second and scott ST., Davenport i"~a
&. u. CLINE,
eien and Ornamental Painter; can DE- found mt the
MI ..f CLINE Jewell. en- I'd street. near
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MISC ELL A EOU s.
The New Hotel.
WAVERLY HOUSE,

II now oisn for permanent AMI trSnsi' mt hoardcr-
] rh,,-e wl,n wi-h quiet and pleasant home during
along rhs'r. r'Jnurn IN Davenport can hni u al
IN" Way,riy iI"usc. The tables will lie nrni-'ri
with i' ,ic-s.,s nf NJ. the rnnnts plea
sttti i. beds n.w md -oft. TIE Wavrriy l. srtn nj
~ u" hotel wc.' ofGheag", In point ~ beauty Of io-
cation, pleasant house, good fnfniiurr aud good
tables - NJ. ADAMS, l. oprict"r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

VLYHITTAKER Il GRANT have complete alb
w srnct ~ all the l2nd titles in this county. They
are prepared I" sh-w the condition ~ any f.,l"
the Books ia five iainUtcs. octl5-5s'.twtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

hAvS the capacity Of the people for Ell govern
dsnsnts Of the occsicn TWO o'hsr trials nov soinS On
remain 70 be DECIDED to settle the question of that caps
& 1ss :. !, and ,S .s that
OF the people 10 become the spoil Of Intrigue and
ruptton 2 The sentiment Of political nationality sud
ing TO harmony and maternity; or, dfvce into sectional
ism, sndirg In hate alienation, separation and civil
war;
An irresponsible body (chiefy self constituted. and
mainly dominated By professional Office seekers and
Office holcers) have usurred the election OF President
or tho nomination Is the election, far tbs party
concerned) and always making It with view TO their
own profit in the monopoly Of Office and plumber.
.ectional question now divides the Union arrsying
half against the other becoming sxaspera ted
dsiy-whch has already destroyed the benehts OF the
Union, ard which, unless checked, win also destroy
form.
Confederate republics short lvedshs shortest in
the whole family o. governmental. Two diseases bess
elective sectional contention, when interest ambition
ct issue Our COL federaoy now laboeing under
and the Sdy Of shs people now = always
scious OF the danger and become instruments
in the hsnds of their destroyers.
II what is written in these chapters shall contribute
to open their eyes to ese dangers and them to
the mpton Of their electoral privileges and the sup
preston OF sectional contention then this View VIII not
have been written Ia vain. If not the writer win still
have one of the fact that he
has seored 10 bis day and generation to preserve and
perpetuste the blessings OF the Union and self govern
me Mt which wise and god men gave US.
FINE ARTS
The London Art Journal for April contains
beautifully executed engraving of Hagar and Ish
mael, by Mr.. ]. H. Baker, from the fine bias relief,
by Mr.. b. S. Bartholomew. This work is spoken of
in the highest terms by English critics. Mr.. Bar
tholomew is native Of Colchester, Conn., and is at
present residing in Rome, where he has been pursu
ing his studies for several years past. In 1862 he
went to Greece, and remained there about
four months examining and copying the friezes of
the Parthenon. The advantages which he derived
from this visit perceptibe in the classic beauty
and simplicity of his works. Mr.. Bartholomew is
considered one of the most promising sculptors of
the day.
Music
Amongst the recent publications of Horace
Waters are the Mazurka Castle in the Air. and
the Oyster Bay Polka both lively and rafting
compositions. Mr.. Waters has sent specimen
of Ives patent spring binder and music holder,
which appears to us one of the most ingenious and
convenient contrivances of this sort that has fallen
under our notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

The sssmshp Arago Capt Lines, sailed yesterday for
SOUTHAMPTON and Havre the very large number
az 2 passsngers which evidence Of her popularity with
the travelling public.
The srew steamship Alma Capt Bocard also sailed yeser.
dav for Havre List of her passengers Will be found
another column.
Tho steamship Augusta, Capt Lyon from Savannah arrived
Yesterday morning. having made good considering
sa,e OF weather for the past few days We indebted
the gentemsnly purser, Mr. Fisher, FOR late papers.
The sssmship southerner. Capt EVAN from Charleston
also arrived yeserdsy The will accept Tor
favors
HGar pfTts yss,sry wods q The last few days has had
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Police Inteliigence.

ARREST OF FUGITIVE BoY-Last night between and
10 O'Clock, User Murphy arrested boy, 10 yearf Of
sse, named Edward Ninchouse, charged with being fa-
gitive from philadelphia where he stands charged with
robbirg his employer Of $3.50 Sergeant Ovens of the
Chiefs office, received a tslegraphc despatch setting
forth the boys departure by the five O'Clock train for
New York and giving description Of hun. officer MUIR
jersey City, and found In bis pocket $487 in god and
paper money He detained in the Third ward station
house, to await the requison Of the Phiidephi auho-
rites The boys employer is Mr.. Lacy, saddler, in
Seventh street, Market street.
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CONFERENCE IN VIENNA.
The opening Of the Of at Vienna took
place the 9th Of April The sixty four preates who
assem- led went preceded BY the parochia clergy and the
chapter Of the church of st. Stephen in solemn
which they uttered by the grand portal An Immense
crowd filed tn church and tee Place St Etenne. Pub
nc was sase on ana ON b
Of Milan After the MACS the bishops returned in the
same order to the palace, where the conference was
opened by speech from cardinal Viale Prela
CLERICAL CoNvoCATIoN IN ENGLAND-TH3 IVES
LEYAN METHoDIsTs SEEKING A REUNION WITH
THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH.
The convcaation OF the province Of Canterbury, Eng,
was he'd Tuesday, April To- The Archbishop Of Can
The bishop Of Iichded introduced to the consideration
Of their lordships petition signed by large number
Of most influential clergy and aity OF the Church OF Eng
land, the object OF which was the restoration OF the
Wsseys Methoeists 10 the communion OF the Church of
England 1t further sDted concerning the petition,
that was not signed BY any person in communion with
the Weslevans-that it ely and entirely the ema-
nation Of the clergy and aty OF the churchand that It
had teen entrusted 10 the Of the Bishop o. Lich
fed by the Rev Ernest Hawkins, secretary to the So
clety for the Propagation OF the Gospel in Foreign Parts
The Bishop in presenting the document expressed his
hearty sympathy with those who had prepared and signed
The petition Is not in some respects very compliment
tary either to those who take in the Church Of
England TO the and diligence of those who
bound to use proper caution in selecting candidates for
the ministry For, the first difficulty" which the
petitioners state Ia felt by the WesIeyans 10 stand in the
way OF . reconciliation, is g an impression that the
church Ii not sumclently Tespect 70 ofui-
nation Of candidates for the ministry, sufficiently jea
ous Of their personal holiness and when find that
eisssnt we cannot but regret to think that they do not
disagree with the Wesleyans The desire that they
should be allowed 10 COZ tinue their class meetings.
that their ministers should DO ordained into the church
without three years sence" and, finally, they
tect the church I'm Wishing their return desirous OF
pssonsge only The petitioners express their opinion
hat they should be contentd by conceding TO them
all the POINTS stated.
The bishop % s. Davida IN netoing this document,
aus 90 tvuth that the DetttOu