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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

| TIE JoVTpe! ~ Cotpmerc, charrr. Tiiy Trim VI
~ith publshing al article remarkable tor be uu-
d" blushing mendscii, IA story which was the
" connection OF brain run mad with par, isausk p.
90 and o,erleapire ever, consideration 81 d-crncy
aud truth" II IL not nccr..ar, ~ d.srah- to
wastc argument upon an antagonist 81 ioosc in
assertion - this. The subject of the article tau.
rcfcrrcd To- was the disgrscriul appointment r..
Gently conferred upon Calhoun Beuham. We
stated that this man was TIE prominent sccond OF
Judge TER, Ia the due, Ia waicL the latter slew
Senator Brudrrck; that be- performed his work ia
such manner that his touch bc,ame an insult:
that BE- was appointed H. the onice of District
Attorney for California.
Will The yosrNdi say Ia what particular TIN. was
&" connection II q quite general, conceded
that a duel was fought between the persons Just
named a. principals ard that Calhoun Bcuham
was a SECOND on The side Of the murderer, Terry.
IL is also an md..ruishlc fact that Calhoun Ben.
ham bas bccu appointed to al important office CON
nect"d with tho administration of Justice. The
recorded history oi the duel IN III" public PRINT. OF
the da, uarrai"- certain incidents 81 the SCENE
among others. that 10 which W. NJ, rrrd in the
sr,clr pronounced by The Journal absurlly un.
the.
These, then. were the facts Desiring % di..
cover the motive which prompted thr President 10
commit such outrage upon the i,-ngs If his
fellow citizens, a. h. did unquc stiouabl, commit
wh"n h. made tins apP,i ntmeut ard knoNiug that
a mans motive. can onl, b., learned from an es.
animation at his actiuns, ard ct the circumstances
under which they were done, Ne made such ~.
animation. The result Vas that no poss bic
motive could b, any reasoning b. discovered for
selecting the active second ia such due to Gil
responsible office. except tue dc-irr Ia reward one
who had assisted IN putting an irritating opponent
out of The way and Who had made his rNit az an.
comfortable IA possible
1t a little peculiar that, among all the vitsrc.
rstions which certain papers have cast ON those
who have boldly given Voice to the indignation Of
the people a, this act rot the fcchlcst word of
praise ot the appointment. not the weakest De tense
Of The power which appointed. not the mo.t tim.
orous ut'erancc IN favor Of the appointee himself,
has found place. TIE JosSai, even. can mis-
quote and misstate our words. can assail our mo.
tNc', can deny facts ~ patent its folly bat
!, has not the bcldness Ia Gay ffunk word in
prhise ~ Calhoun Rcnham a. The man the second
or the Aitorne, ior ihe Government. There is elc-
qucncc in this mute testimony,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

Mr.. Douglas rcopcned the Charleston Convention
xe.,srday in the United States Senate by speech
on Mr. Dayi.'s platform resolutions he carried
N. war into Africa with carefully considered
arVumen, intended TO prove that not be but the
Democratic party had changed front on tho que'-
tioa OF slavery ia the Territories. e"'ns over .
period of a dozen years, hs cited the action "a
state Legisiaturcs, aud tho resolutions and
.,seehe. Of individuals, 10 show that during that
time confederation was the doctrine OF the
party. lie was exceedingly pointed In bis appiica.
ton Of his argument to iudsidoAh' and aroused
,h. Indignation OF Mr.. Davis by offering him ab'o'u'
ton ior SHINING against the true Democratic
doctrine in consideration of his coming 'nto the
somprosniss measures of 1860. The Southern wing
Of The party, Mr.. Douglas maintains. wa'' Ia ito
coarse 1t Charleston, derehct In its own principles,
snd that he and his friends and not their opponcnts
ara usswsrvlns In their devotion 10 the tras faith,
snd arc ts be cvasidsssd % the sole eommunion OF
ssints. Tho spsseh IL svi1saib preSarsA with
great care, srl va dslivsssx VIA Ne wsmtA. saA
,isor, and sagnessosss By wtaeh hr.Dsptas b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

The steamer Kangaroo. with European iuteIli-
cence down 10 the I'd inst, arrived at this port
yesterday morning. Her dates arr the same 81
those brought by the Canadian. already published.
The London IRA states that il Is authcrtstively
informed that lieenan aud Savers arr 10 have an
other meeting IN two months time. The subscnP-
tions for HconauS benefit, By Americans IN In
gland had reached E70O. II Is stated that the
English and French representatives have given the
Court Of Pckin thirty DAYS m which To- decide
whether II VII accept and execute the treaty, and
make PREPARATION for the late outrage. II 10 said
that = conspiracy against thu life of the Emperor
a Russia. originating in n desire 10 check his
emancipation projects, had been discoyercd and
quite q large number of arrests made, chiefly
among the Noble Guard. The Emperor Of Russia
u IL extend 90 the inhabitants OF Poland. when the
heir apparent reaches hIs majority, Psrdon' a. re-
CARDS con6.catlon Of property, inflicted on those
who took part IN the insurrcct'on Of 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

The Post. Once deialcation continues 70 BE- tie
al ebgrossine TOPIC Of conversation IN the city.
Nothing further las trsnspired - to Mr. Fo"lers
WHERE abouts. HI. Deputy, and TREASURER Mr.
VIM. Caldwell, ha. resigned. Although Mr. Cad
We'll was coguiEans OF the felony 81 his principal
his gratitude to hiBsoyerPOwrrcd hs sense OF right
and Of duty. and be neither reported h's roehcres
nor re,ipu.d HE OWE Once stu i is not sup
posed thvt Mr.. Caldwell had any part ~ the stolen
money. Ii il now alleged by Mr.. Fo~lcr' friends
that his d, falcatons did not beSin tai October
le,e but there 10 every reason 20 believe that they
began under the Pierce Admins rstion. Indeed,
Il /. roundly asserted that Mr. horace T. CLARK
.tst.d. on the Accession Of Mr. buchanan that
FowI.r mast BE- reappon,ed or he would " rH'H'd'
Beyond all question same one in the Aud De
uartne, at washipgton. If no higher OF cial, was
thoroughly cognirant Of oil Mr.. fowieis crime
and aided in covering IL up. Wso that person 10
r,n.iss 10 be- seen. Probably It viii be iouod to
he The Official who furnished the long bili oil items
ofmsnsy taken, whisA IL appended to thu warrant
m n. hs nd. of Marshal RyndsTs, issued By The
Treasury Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

csstioa 10 pssvcst he imDe~tatics Of pestiieutia
disssses- The day befors yesterday man wa
admitted 10 tbs New-Yorh Hospital, iron ths
steamship North star, in a moribund state. and
soon sfter e,pr~d. His disease according b. thc
certificate 81 the attending phy.iciAn wa. yellow
fever. II this ease could BE- brought irio the cily.
why NAV not hundreds Of others
The difficulty seems to lie between the COmmis
soncr. Tor the reno, al OF Quarantine and the Com
Eissioners Of Emigration. The former failed 10
&c, oil through the last Legislature, which. We
believe ,ley considered as Necessary g. enable them
10 act in the premises They can not provide Thu,
year as they did lat. 6ohi.ng hospital for the
want Of funds. We do not understand Why. IN
that case, the Commissioners Of Emigration ma,
not use The authority they have exercised IN
years past over the Perrusnent mschiner,
of the Quarsntine which u still ia existence. The
State has provided health officer and ply .ician.
who, we presume, arr ~ their posts. The Law
which charges the expenses Il Quarantine upon
the fund arising from the tar Of - head upon
all emigranis, has never, Ia our know ledge, been
repealed, aud tina, fund Is in the hands Of the
Commissioners of Emigration. 1.-THE Commission
cr. for removal cannot provide a Hospital
it would ,eem 20 be very clear that the
duty deSol'es upon thee Who have hitherto
done 30. Why do not the Emigration
Commissioners take the floating hospital a the
hands 81 the other Board and moor her at once
where abe was last ear, and where, "a a tempo
rary exp~dient at least. she answered the desired
~. = IL. 49,
one to be made b. icp"nd upon any question 81
etiquette among officials. Whether the Emigra-
fou Fund ought or ought not e. b. charged with
the expense Of Quarantine. II Is ccrtainl, better
that II should be So for another year. rather than
that th. cat, and Brooklyn should b. lecimsted
th.s summer by yellow fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

Tia ascn q shs bsy ssa s.a ssasssA ss Ne ssri~s
cole 81 wf.ssr b withfswns snA -tcknsa saseAs s
esr In the Form q hir,ins spspssy css ssassios
sese fhrus.fisns h~sn-e this s~ssss an the hamsrs
ss esuys sn any seas~s ehscA q the pr.psrs
to ko the ,SrrAse Of szy ussS evsoa.sA
Nsn any ether <siod 81 tho year bsAspssrws rlls
the hi.ld fcn a.ur,r-thy III b. ghi cleanse heaa
non With the coa and Il ex~zCi-e Il
cos.d the ee~~ls and ssd q body
snd hih scly esPend prodsoe cahcsr tumor 60
tiN,ness ccnssnP'iou, and cart, asgh
Nhen thcrreEc. yea fre shHcss s.itaSe pains % ,As
kosa Ice tine bat swallow four ia OF shs Of
bSASnSSTH's NsevraNLE C~gvrHsAt PILS
sccn chcSrfulnes VII dispace aaEi-y and heahh diss.
kna rzmher thee r, snrey v~r~sable aid hAHlc-.
foI h~ ~e.Aes ga the hot ~srch sad
r,n'e.e al tmsOres leaving the blood pure In
trs psrentA
BNsSnKxYAs Fis sd Ne fes Csni 1t aud st Ne
lsnrasrcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

The tender heart "t Th' E,yrsss is YER, much
moved over What Il assumes 10 be- ihr suffering
condition II the so Africans caplur,i in The New.
lork SLAYER Wd6rr, and carried into Ne, West.
II appeals. In almost frantic terms, tot immediate
AID and succor To the seventy women Who make up
part At the lumber, man, Of them pcor crca'
"turcs" (to borrw little of The pathcs "i The
Frymssl "no doubt sick and sad, In need II
nursing The boz. aud -irl-. VII" make up tho
buh uf the Cargo, arr represented ~ undergoing
sunrrings easier imagined than described. IA,
IIy,,ss. ever ,rudcrb alive To the demands If .ur
l-ring humanit, at least whenever an occasion
can BE- found Ter ang at the opponent. %, SLAYER,
begins with invoking India Maria Chaa 10 nm.
coed at once to Key wes, In capacity Of nurse,
II abe eanno' go Il cal. upon the womsu who
came all The way fcm Ohio. Central Ncw.yora.
aaa New 'Easaad " preach Ut tho Iate sanhor,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

AistiaGaisAsA. II e,isces ~ mod u.nislahabss
determination On Ais part net 10 swsrvs Aair's-
breadth from the position be has assumed, and on
which he has stakcd everything lie yielded to q
motion 10 adjourn before be had finished. % the
eforts and possibly the trying circumstances under
which the speech was delivered had exhausted his
strength.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

We are sorry to learn that thc rain Of Monday
was confined t. thi- yiciuity. and that elsewhere
drouth It'll prevails. The farmers Of this State
grow anIiou, about the cat crop. L. many coun-
ties hardly drop Of rain has fallen Tor month.
The grass Is thin and the promise Of hay l. not a
cheering one. The baked earth on the upland- has
been turned stifly and IN clods by the corn plow-
ing. The mot 81 j; vii have 10 be- crushed or
narrowed before planting. The long want Of rain
la. ia many districts established a positive drouih
with all the evils Of falling sPrngs, aud dlscolored
and sickeniug vegetation. Cattle, on numerou.
farms. have 10 be- driven Ia inconVrn,cnt distances
Tor DRINK and the falling of in condition of much
II the stock in the central and northern part. Of
The State. and in New England, shows the scantl-
ue-s of pasiurage and the emptiness Of barns.
On the other hand, the promise at fruit through
ont New.York is marvellous. ON rid" yesterday
down the Harlem Road. seemed To pas through
n lane Of blossoms. The apple, plum, pear, ehcrry
and peach trees were masses Of punk and white
fowcr- Their perfume filled the cars. aud ale
waited The dcry suffering from duet aud heat
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riss TIE duties q hxm..i,, .es s..s..

r'es The duties d hsmsEiiy snd Gssdsn r.,
t"n'. with imp'oring gestures Ard t..r, !, !,
t,es' to Mr.. Bake Of Oh'o sd NJ. K.li.e, - :
noi', Republican member. Of C,agrs. ae,, =
Il seeks the AID u ,te Tro, r~scur-. 40
calls up'n Inr TnhrSr 10 JOIN II IN 4. A,..D.,
aPi"Ai- "a b"hsli Of iL-ss snhapp, Afrieaa.
II unfortunately karpcp- IN fhi.. a.a.
other ca'e.. that IT., E,yn,, r,.-rve. ~ !,
pa'h'"- Tor ibose eho .iabd 10 70 ned = ~
a paragraph from a Key we., paper VIZ
par 10 ato'ber columh ~ ike ,saae 49,
that journal. repr"sen;. BE captured A.
~ r"marhably heaiihy oondiiion. NJ ,.,-.
Win Their pre-eot po.iiion. snd pas. - H.,
- "'s'ne ''d d""''ns Had they 20, l,y,...i
to be raF'ar.f AID 'hu' restored TO lh--,,. ss.g
fh' ksPTSss have .bed % mary tear. ara, a., ,.~'
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NetpUork DAILY Gribnne.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1910.

R<pakiicsn NstisnsI Cesvensisa. .Cusc.ss, MAJ Is
---1=
Advertisements for THT WtrKtr TKTBUsE for thi.
week must re handed in to-day.
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WTU11 D1YS.


~ as "a. lzxISS II - AusVss
y. $. ar 3. TGs 3 &c = 5s:,
eetyesn S,h and til streets. commencing Of 70
9.clSck A. M. Wis entrq Household and. Kitchsn
F9r"ltpre eSnsstinE q lsfss snd useful variety.
f1sSsAsuss II sss sna sns s CAB ovst that
amount, month"; credit, for approved hegOliable
o1as,; with n jss n sa9 Taay1oR SON Auc.
LAB E65 sA51 a 11 S.tS oN ea HSTs
AND UNION Hills, AZ AVcTI0N.-0a NON
DAY. 18th May, 1880 THAT being Whit, Monday !,
commencing at 3k o'clock P. NJ ,xe will sell upon
low. the following S most b . fR6fESTs.
Square No 10 in Adams, Plan. bounded BY Ven
been sub divided into q lots, fronting ON venable,
Pleasants and Adams stree,s. and amons them
may be found some most desirable sites for stores
Two Framed Tenements ON 18th. between o end
rstreets-ono OF them - occupied by Mr.. SiSer.
They have three rooms each, and are comfortable
Two Lots at the corner Of 1s.h and streets. IS
BY ls3 feet each.
FIVE Lets : the corner Of 10Th and streets. IS
And kqusre No. 10. in Rutherfccrd' Plan, bound
ed b. 50.h. 3lst,Q and Streets living immediate
" IN front Of the residence of Mr.. c. r. Hunt 1t
has been sub-divided into ~ lots. about IS by lS3
This sale will embrace some of the most desira-
BILE Property in that whole section. and will afford
ss 1n to
capHal,st, 1t offers investments #hish msst prove
profitable.
Pl.ts Of the property may be seen at the Office of
TERMs:-One- fourth cash balance at 4. and IL
months, for notes, with nterest added. and title
p. S--Refreshments will be furnished at sale.
my 70 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR T. SON, Aucts.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct,r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFREAL ES
- TATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
CATHERINE STREET, AT AUCTION.-in ex-
ecution of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
city Of Richmond, entered on the 18th day Of May
$780, IN the case of Williams rs. Green, 4 G. ~
the subscriber. as Commissioner thereby appoint
ed will sell at public auction. on MONDAY, the
IN day q June; az Ssiosk e f far if
hour.) the REAL ESTATE in the bill in said case
mentioned lot Of ground on the no, tn
Yae OF Catherine stFect. west of Henry street.
fronting 40i. feet. and upon which stands a brick
house. now occupied By James Kagland.
Terms One fourth cash; balance at 5 and 6
months, for notes. with interest added, and title
retained until the purchase money is fully paid.
N. A STCKDIVANT, COm'r
A, d. WILLIAMS, Auct'r. mv2
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r. 3d., 9sSS dhskEJJsA+2s.e, 5 ss.'.:
s SD!' ~ i. ; ss:s s
IN NJ s:hssa. s.i.s III: Trip. un'... engaged at
;, Passenger; :.s rsseessed to b on board before
Il" Tio saS is sas s g. .;.s., .
Y Is: Sip. Opposite sSs co!u@S.n Hoss, o or q
the ne; s; Sac: 'h'ivi Sx Sfi5ti VIM cuRnls
4 XII shs4aSyca 4ss csa. 'i ss::
For f,.,.st . .,! \, will sesye a. sbcys.-
m, as-st ~ = At the Shed. DOCK It.
<ssS FOR BALTIMORE. 1.-The superior
<Sc fast sailing schr. cot lER. Capt Wool
s.ed and nay On p1son Of her
ms ii. 's W. l'f i. co fep' TI f. CO.
AASSursSRTT No I8 FOLK good schooner
.s,hayisg portion Of her cargo engaged viii
san rh S'''''h For sa s. SoI Tf
ssp'ss SsapS BARK f6Ns sG ssfSs
F.; hs si ssss ;nsdis: u. .1% :s
kin kinds Is solicited fT SEs 'h si sS.h
Norfolk. May Esd. 1880. my 24-lst
AtAS FOR PETERSBURG, DIRECT.-
(8H Ihe good schooner ANACOSTA, Capt L.
MckowN. 10 now taking IN cargo Tor the
above port, and will sail on Saturday, full or Rot
full. For freight apply to
my Att MlLLspAUGH L READ.
AsEF FOR BIOS N-FiRsT VESSEL
so Inc superior fast sailing schr. MYREs:
her cargo engaged and gong on board, will have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to
my Its DAVID VIM. CUKRIE.
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
RICHMOND. March 6, 1860. {
8Ak HAVING JUST COMPLETED
44kf2 pew arrangements with the New York
- St ainshp Company 70! EXPRESS priv
ieges Per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
kOANOkE, we are now prepared to forward all
KINDS OF merchandise, IN large or small packages,
30 marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
For rates of charges anu regular tr-weekly con-
tracts.apply to J. L. MACDONOUGH. Agent,
-, 2O2 Main street, below 9Th.
N. B-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. NH 7-ts
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by J. J. Moore 4 Co., Auct'rs.
NORFOLK, VA.)


rs MARSHAL'S SALE OF SCHR.
ssBy virtue OF q decree of the District
Court Of the, United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, at Norfolk, pronounced
on Friday, the 4th day of May. 1860, in the
case of the United States Of America against
the schr. Alice Rogers. | shall SELL, at pub
in the city of Norfolk, on + u ESDAY, the 9Th day
Of June, 1850 at IL, O'Clock, the schooner ALIC F.
ROGERS, about - tons buIthen together with
her boats, tackle and furniture, sails. wafer casks,
anchors and ch;tlns, &c.
ALSO
CHRONOMETE in good order;
lSEErANT, LOGS MAHOGANY;
kess RUN. r half pp DBL o GiNGEa WINE;
Dbl. FISH OIL, bbl. TAR and a LIT OF
STORES
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in specie.
JNO. F. Willy,
Marshal Eastern District Of Va.
By THos. NASH, JR., Deputy.
J. J. MOORE ( Co.. Aucts my 23-td
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ny Richard Cauthorn, Amctr.

Crrh .A sAtf s fEEsoyAL E S
UTENSILS. &C.. AT AUCTf6N.NOn MEDNES-
DAY. eta day OF June. eoIt1mencing at II O'Clock.
a. at Rayetswo6d the residence Of the late
on tn. Mechanicsvlle Turnpike w,il sell at auo-
ton her entire Personal Estate. consisting of
sils Of every lind good Farm NJ ulss; head 81
Cattle, among which are 8 good Mich Cows; one
Horse and Buggy; one full blnoded Mare. now in
toaf by the famous horse Deucalion, and having a
Revenue colt. months Old at her slde one fine
Red Eye Fiiley, one year old, out Of same mare;
and the growing Wheat and Cat Crops.
IERMs-Cash for all sums under $40; over $40
and under $50, sixty days credit: over $50 and
under 500, four months credit; over 100 six
months oredt-the deferred payments. IN every
case. 10 be secured by negotiable notes. with ap-
proved endorsers, and pay able in Richmond.
ESPECIALLY call the attention of horse fanc;ers
and others to the Blooded Mare and her Colts,
several Of her stock having taken premiums at
our State Fairs.
By order of CHARLES CAMMAN.
Curator of est. Of Mrs. Mary A. Braxton. decd.
my2i r. CAUTHOKN, Auct.
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E MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1851
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.

n Once No. l3l Main Street, Richmond ~
Capital and Surplus, 9z30,000!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tscsatv- sec ~
ysa1s' experiences in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of tho public during ali
of that period need! no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to oil parts of tho world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and it,
rates are a. low a. those of other good nstitu
ton. DIRKCT01s:
W. L. Covardin, ]. Z. " edaworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. samson, b. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chae. w. PurCol, JnO. N Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. P. VIII st0n. Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
BIZ letter. ". L. COWARDIN, President.
VIZ. WILLIS. JR.. Secretary. joe0
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Sr'IIIE0RApHtO NEWS.
reported fer the Richmond Dispatch.1
W .e.ss, e...ss....Iss,. !. ssh.sAl A:s..4his.

--.~.,.a, presbytsrIss qeherAl AsseitIbit.
~ se"y NAV N.-fhe second wsek ia Ian.
frSsss, was seiaeted to be observed a. q
ssry, ~ IA. ting and prayer. II was decided
v'A.o.ss attending Of balls. parties, theatres,
!sM al other places OF amusement, and the
isduR partiee, and allowing children Of
crns an ,arents to attend .gymnasiums, or
Ca'~~ -boois, were contrary To the seven tn
6sre"asndment, and should merit Church dis.
elpline ,,,in, the hour arrived for the resu.
"a, oder si me a"s' ""'SA was '"e AePo'' Oh
FaHEn ,,,r, was prescnte and received. 1t
far.ss the following statistics;
trs' receipts from all sources have been
-, 'ssas- Theexpenditures have been Ss3i.-
sa.s The Committee Acknowledge the liber
g. European friends ia India in the sup
say - :. ,he missionary work Of the Board
Pei,. .rsrseste receipts reported above, So
q! -" are from this source. The fund for
@s.'sos,,,, education among the Waidenses rs
ihev,s s 10 that $500 Is still wanting 10 COM
stE "a sam which the General Assembly
pier 10 oc created tor this object. The
feeo..~r the education Of the children Of
'Hh", amounts % Sl2,soe. The pay.
n's s.. s-ern this fund during the last year
neH" "a, The amount received from the
thsHSeh,z,l cnIlec lions, is S-.es13o. The cir.
as, - o; lie newspaper edition Of the For.
'as,Y Missionary has increased to $4,000 copies
esr a.bI, the pamphlet edition, which con-
NJ sreh additional matter, has circula-
ia's i25u The usual number Of pages Of
I;on VINE and Foreign Record has been occu-
las ~ The Board. OF the last Annual Re-
T. "a CORES We're published in a pam
rrsis, EDITION, l., 500 as an extra number OF the
sscoru.
.-oo-, and j, was adopted.
L, ,,s no 4 n
.,s,r,usl points of Theology and the power
-ss,,d IN the Presbytery 10 delegate their pow
~. 10 the different Boards, which resulted in
he establishing Of the following points rs the
n.ls Of Presbyterianis,n
Ia That the indweiling OF the Holy Spirit
d, IN the first instance the germ OF the Church.
ID That men thus renewed must exercise
,b,r power IN the way pointed ont In the
S.crec Scriptures, and that there are only
;arre officers therein recognized, VIZ minis
yrs. ruling elders and deacous.
The hour of adjournment hay ing arrived,
~ an ,uruei n Tuesday.