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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

nmeyda, s H. Bsno, Mr H. pnsdss NJ c h nd Si:s
soon y. D. vsldes, w II. Jones wife three chlarss End
Dr. j. 7. Heard BostonjJ b Warning and wife ca
Tinss J. schiele Mr. Pollon J. O. Nesse LsysBe, 0e9
Mills, Mr. McCauey, Rev b Scpklip Mr. and Mrs =. Z.
Cstin, de Forte and con- d. ysrsonses. w 10y ~
Layals Dr. y O. ssnnsr Mr. Escalsps and son. NJ, w..s
Gros; child end 'ss.sD. RaI S am s sisn ossr
Merrill A. Gsothisr C. T. Landry, 7. Wen Mis Ihnrssp,
e. Hunter wife children and nsrss, W. hsi'Sn z.
Luck }. schisS II. ConciM " smishisn, W. p Aecady,
w. Thompson Z. Ryan. Total aa uv.u
:; s. E:psaer, Man Mals 4. RGls%sn J. ssyrs Ante
Philadelphia; Mr. and Ms Ward and two children Mr. and
Mr.. wm Frsneon aud two children kn.s nd go, We.
Lsbime Mis- C. G. Hopsiey, NJ De Block and vita key. C.
Reed M. N; Steven: and son; Edmond O y.s2ass
Mr. Dooley Mr Reed, smyes Mr. Boureh;sr d. shadrsa
Sullivan L. Archer and mother n; snd Mis- shis.s g =
Sawyer, Mary 0Neil, Miss Edmonds, Morrow NeheD,
L. H. Dwelley Mrs Heely Middleton and Wife A. Brs1shzv
L. Pasaconda5, Gurcheny Il. sayer and n In aeeFsxe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

BRrcxIsarDoE RArIFIcArIcs.-A mass meeting OF
she fends Of Breckenridge and Lane lie to be hello at
the Cooper Institute next Wednesday evening, at
which Senate Benjamin Of Louisiana, the Hon. Daniel
s. Dickinson, and other National Democrats VII ap-
near an sneakers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

A PRIzE.FIGHT IsTERFERED WITH BY THE POLICE.
"A prize-fght between two young men named De-
laney and Regain for $50 side, took place in the
neighborhood Of Gates and Lofts lane, in the
Ninth Ward, at about O'Clock on Saturday evening.
The police were notified of the fact and repaired to the
scene with apraecabs speed but before their arrival
the party had pulled up the stakes and proceeded to
some more secluded spot where it is supposed they
fought their quarrel out. Five rounds had already
been fought. Inspector Folk and posse secured the
Eighth Ward, in which direction the party had gone,
but, after fruitless search for five six hours
turned home withou, accomplishing their object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

THE ACADEMY OF VIsITATIoS.-The ANIMAL exer-
cises of the Academy of Visitation in johnson street.
under Inc charge of the Sisters of the Visitation, took
place Friday. The Right Rev. Bishop Loughlin pre-
sided andseve,al clergymen were present. The exer
cises consisted of vocal and instrumental music and
exhibition of painting and needlework by the young
lady pupils. Premiumswere awardeetoalarge number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

SouTa BROOKLYN REPUBLIcAss.-The South
Brooklyn Republican Campaign Club have procured
for the site of their wgwam the vacant lots Court
street. opposite Douglas street-a central and most ex-
ceent location and on the line of the Railroad The
building is to be constructed at 1t will be fifty
feet wide and deep enough to hold two thousand per-
pie 1t is intended to make the dedication unusually
interesting by the presence of speaker who prom
hence will insure large attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Arrived. SUNDAY, July -.

Steamship Daniel Webster Wilson, Aspiuwsl July I, vie
shaft broke With one wheel and an At Sandy HOOK
18th noon and Quarantine ESQ where she anchored
pas. to Ludlam Heincken.
pass to f. Paeustedt Co. Had death and bt
ship Sunderland Brl DAWSON Sunderland May eoal to W.
Bark Grand Turk William Salt Key, is days SALT R P Back
IL lat 81 long q as JSas 81 the bs sp shhSo s Msrn
s% a ksy sa Cd for Gss . &. sj ist
e9d hence for St JfO Dc CSI s we: wTesses 9n toe
part Of the cargo had been taken to Grand Tuk damaged
sst md 4lepps a;' sel wRss ss s;%s" = 1
Ba A si s winds July I'D % e. q Sa h
lands poke ship P,inSetsD Bel hence for Livsp0G o,
and .st %at,i }Sy i lat H. lon 50 Is took aTlo rom
sGs tLs sa ss.i
big Manzoni of sesrspOi Nichols, Mstanras July uss
Big Psno lsic) COIdIlo Mes.na 10 day., tu. Draper
Brig John chy.ar Upton Ms,sOrda Bay rs days. cotton.
Brig Ellen tBr sherdOn EzabethpOrt coal for St john.
scr Julia Ann Pray Frankfort Name days, lumber to JED
schr Franklin, Wilson, Lubec days. plaster 70 Smith &
sch 3 Terry tOf Haven't Edredse, BasscOs days.
SShr D Berry, Morris Jacksonville, +. f. 9asy', lumbee
Schr Norman, Collins Mobile % days, cotton, &c, to T. H
scr Ocean Wave. Karner, Warrington ~ c., days. naval
stores.
sshr Garland tof East Maea) Persons sasus days 'us.r
to Simpson Mayhem.
Canal boa, H. X. Wugus, McAster ST. Caihayne Canada.
pioduce to msster.
Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape Nay mdse.
and pass. to \. Perkins
Steamer PotOmsks Nye NewBedford mdss pass to yss
Allen
Steamer Dawn, Perry New Bedford, mdse. 70 Bsrs.ew
Pops.
Steamer ospay Kenny Providence. mdse to Issso odsn
sAILED-ship VIM Tspscott, Liverpool
WIND-Durins the day from 3. to s. w.
10 safe 4 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

THE WIDE-AwAKEs.-A call hao been issued in-
vitiDg the young Of the district who are friendly
to the election of Honest Abe to meet at the Odeon
tomorrow night, to form independent Republican
organization, TO be known as the "Wide-Awake
Battalion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

ATTl hPTED SUICIDE.--A man named John Ander
son aite, ted 70 commit suicide Friday light at his rs
dence No 20 hudson avenue by cutting bis throat with
No vital NAT severed and his therefore
Iudugense ip hqua Is supposed to be the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

TIE SIXTH WARD STREET CLEAsISo.-An in
'athew Murphy the contractor for cleaning
b of tbs S,th Ward granted by Judge Culver on
sstudsy upon the sppl eaton Of John Scott The Alderman Of
a. VA Il sppesI, bsa given the contract Murphy Tor
@s lys nj, thar hsa betp bid seOU where's t char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

HosssTY OF CAR-DRryERs.-The latest 'Ssvlce Tor
compelling the cardrvera to be honest wss the auto
matte fare-box. Bat this is getting into disrepue' De-
cause it enabled rogues TO swinde the railroad eomp
MES. On the Broadway Railroad, Of Prcoklyn, some
sbusers Of spurious coin in the habit Of placing
themselves near the bsx and attending upon their fe
lOw.passengers, receiving their good hai-dmes, and
plseing instead thsi: own homemade currency IN the
box. The drivers being thus found to be more hon
eet tbs1 the public, the boxes have been removed II
the companies dcc want to be robbed the best safe
guard would be 20 pay their men better, and work
them something less than eeycrtsen hours day fe-
,eyep DAYS in tbo week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Cry MoRTALITY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week. III, Of which So were males
and 80 females. The principal diseases were cholera
in1antum, II; marasmus, infantile, TO- darrhea, z;
consumption, G; lock:iaw, 9; smallpox, Il scarlet
70 yer, 2, &c. Under one year of age 49, Natives Of
United States, 49, Ireland IGi England, 3; all other
eou1n Iiee, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

PROBABLE HoAocIDE.-Ats late hour on Satnr lay
night an afiray occurred in tenement house in North
Eighth street. between Seventh street and Second ave-
nue., L. d. am0ng number Of inmates, during which
a man named Thomas Lachey was struck on the head
with an ak by woman named Mary Burk, aud 30 &C.
verey injured that he is not expected to reo,ver He
was afterward shockiDgly beaten and kicked by
named Eenenah. Mrs. Burke and the maj Kenenah
were both tied and locked up 10 await the result of
the injuries inflicted Lachey, whose recovery s
eidered impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

TnE LATE DR.. WEsDELI.-The Kings County
Medical Society have resolved to wear the usual badge
of mourning, in respect to the late DIR. Mathew Wen.
dell, who was the first President of the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

B.,r,sr MyssrosARY NoRK.-At the Twenty ,hird-
street Calvary Baptist Church, yesterday sfernt 'on,
an interesting discourse delivered on the subject
the Progrses Of Missions, by the Rev. Mr. UnderhiD,
late Secretary of the Engsh Baptist Missionary So
s,ety. The opening exercises were conducted BY the
Re-. DIR. Gillette, pastor Of the Church. When Mr.
InSerb began TO speak, his voice proved 50 weak as
10 be almost inaudible twenty feet from the pulpit.
The psesche.' took for mis- text Matthew KIN 81, -.
,,si1b &c mar as9e tool an .owed In h. Seld ,.,
"a 49, s.sS e Leaf Of oil seeds; but when 10 sfoV1
D'cn ~ herbs aud becoDeth tree, that the
- = 'D H. u.s. 'o6ge ia the bIAncbes thereof"
The missionary work said the preacher had grown
,o, q. mali Leoipninos % as widespread and noble
resuls. OF late, he had bee SesoSou ;" We" VIC
rious foreign stations of the el'. ID Doa, t anu
p,1a ray from bic OWN observa o" 'i' '''" "''' 'O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

SPECIAL TERN oF THE SUfEEME Cousr.-A Special
Term of the Supreme Court viii be opened by Judge
Lott a: 9! o'clock this Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Atthe annus, meeting the 23d ofL3t May the follow
inc Board of kanagers vas eectedfoF the ensuing year

ing Board of Managers electedfoF eensungyear
PORES. Jskn r. Eurd NJ. G organ Albert Woodruff George
5 Cc0ovsr W. Lsvsaee Treasurer Ge OIge s. scossd;
r,tsIy ssmue Hoiaas hsn1ge1 b b. Ategb. ny Bay
,sr 3sn. c. Gilman, Ohm @ h1Rss Peter Bs:en A Jewell
B. TSanson a. CsnHsnt Ralph Wells W; b Likely VIM
w. 49, 4n Hssbtosck Avery Bill H. Skmusl Ray nor, John
" sp 80 fYisai W. Hague tbs Rev. J. Il. q urs,
OFF,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

n-.r-,ov nv THE 7rB RSe,sENr on hht
ksctp''vH " Pursuant 10 general oraer,
snos THh Ds' 80. Camp Scot" was broken up
ssoea " w" t0r tine thoughts Of Home aga a.
III u the minds of the members OF me gal
ps% If,er devoting two or three .ours to the |
- nm Of baggage, muster ror was beat, aud |
sn,al line was formed on tte pkza in front of the
-. uben orders were givsn for striking the tents,
naneuyer which was exs>uted precisely at 10 o'clock,
10 most admirable manner. Several hundred persons
vere assembled the ground 10 witness the finale OF
he encamplnept and VIXEN the tents struck they
iO;nsd in one vocifsrous cbesm for the Regiment.
Af;er loosening the cords, TWO men were appointed
70 each tent, and each takr charge Of one Of the
ROLES, at the firing Of the 81 gns gun the whole OF the
tepts were thrown over TO the Jeff and where a mo-
ment before village Of canvas stood, an open space
appeared broken only oy the soldiers themselves the
green grass looking Ii fe sbleaching field AFTER sew
sral mancuvers, ga ms were stacked and an inter-
mission of fifteen minutes given, at the expiration Oh
which regimental line was again formed and march
tsken for the road station, where special tram Of
I've covered and three platform cars was in waiting 70
convey the Or ard to the ferry. Each company gave
Wm II. Var aerbi, esq, three cheers as they pssseo
his residence. Mr. George A. Leavt Presi lent OF tne
Richmond Ciub, was also similarly honOred. Upon ar
irving at The ferry, the infantry were Jomeu y 'ae
S,npspy Of horse, who, being mounted, had lei. the
camp ground ct 8 O'Clock. As the boat eft the DOCK
The band sruck up The girl ] left behind me- anc
cheer after cheer was given by the regiment for the
Staten Islanders.
A. each landing the bells were rung and the color
lowered IN salute. The revenue cutter lying IN In
bay and the British steamship Edinburgh gave salute
with their guns and dipped their ensgns in honor
the Seventh.
Az the Jossphine, having the regiment on board
reared die city salute Of 100 guns in rapid succession
was given from the Battery by the 9th Regiment Coi
Lyons,, Lieut. Col. Waterbury commanding
After the uraal interchange of salutations oy the
officers the Seventh, escorted BY the Eighth marched
up Broadway and through the Park by the east gaze
giving his Rxcellency the Mayor the customary march
ing saiute ae they passed the Hal. March Yves con
tinued up Broadway, and when opposite the Metro
politsn Hotel line was formed, and the military dis
missed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

FLATBUsH AvESUI.-Cars wers placed upsn the
Flatbush Avenue Railroad route Oh SATURDAY.. At
present only four in operation but the narber
Will be increased Whenever the amount of travel war
rants it. The cars run from Fulton Ferry TO the city
line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The 'hiP Messenger from HsVsus yesterday eOnsss
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
Itft 4 Id IL II


bEos leave respectfully N IN iorm his friends,
and the citizens Of Baton Rouge aud It's vicinity
generally, that lac s prepared Cat short ootloa 10
ssscute any dsrs In connection with the cree
tion of Or repairs of Buildings with which he may
30 entrusted lie viii also furnish 10 oContfselors
Builders. FIaptsrsapd others. sssh (rssdy prirnsd
and olaned n dssirsd.) vENITIA SHUTTERS
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
Blinds. Psnpsl Doors. sto., ofany required sire, 4
as low rates as they can he obtained elsewhere In
the Houth, and ofths best style Of work kmsnship
IIs has also established In connection with the
sbove, = JODBfNG DEPARTMENT. wherein any
orders will he ssscut cd promptly. CIsTERNs Of
any required capacity made 10 order.
lie would also respectfully suggest 10 those who
may contemplate building. that he IL prepared 10
get up Designs and Plans Of Hs,ai Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specifications,
bills ofqusntitiss Of materials, estimates Of Cos
etc., on reasonable terms. orders for any OF
the above named workmanship. or services. left
In care Of asssrs.
DAN'L. iiiCKY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT, Bpsedals. La.
ALFRED DUPLANTiBH, Mapchac, ,E. n. Rouge.
". BALE, spripznsls la,
o through the Post Once, will ,ass, with with
prompt attention.
gp- Chop on Moth Boulsvs street, opposite
the STATE House. Baton Rouge, La.
August 9th, ltoo.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
i II A N X II UG u u r.
TO THE MILLIONi

THE gsasralsncoursgsmsnt which hsvs mo,
with In my new business, induces the return Of
many thanks TO this generous public for their
patronage, and q solicitation for them 10 again
notice announcements to-day 10 the additional
supplies TO my already large and fresh stock Of
all goods belonging 10 my line Of business, aud
in doing so I feel afulIsssurance that ifthey will
call aud 500 me, they will be satisfied that my ear
nest Efforts is 10 give entire satisstiop, and will
avail the pleasure Of showing my lSbek and ssrv-
ing "au ioho may give me a oait"
FRANK HUGUET,
nov23 Corner Of Third aud Laurel street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
STAPLE GOODS.

CUCll M Brown and Bleachsd Cotton
- Sbssting, bamssk Table Linen, Tow II
and everything IN this line st reduced
prices y. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
RE.OPENING
srtNDuIEsi suNDRIEsft

EnBARHEIss Mssbsnoe Potatoes, 10 do. Large
.ttP Onions. 2 10 new Dried Applss, eask Bs
eoh Shoulders, tleress Sugar Cured Hams. "
Kegs Leaf Lard, Just fsesys6 and FOR sale ~
sept7g JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
SEw C,,op buck WHEAT.
TABLE AND PLANO COVERS.

n AN NOW prspsrad " show somsthipk very
handsome In this llus, havs Colorsd Da %
masks Table Covers al sirss, also Colofsd Coth
Pisph Covers EpbrOidsrsd, some of them very
tain Dsiaasks In all oolors, and Patterns, with
0inpt, Loops. Cord and Tssssls ~ match, also =
large iot Of new style Lace Curtains,
sspt2s W. ID PHlbLlPSs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

LIAR DYE.--l2 Dozen each, Of Christa
IL dora's, Bachelors, Jules Hauol Q
and others, for sale by
july2l IN. a. WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
LADIES SHOE MAKING,

rI'uE undersigned bsss isivs 10 ,piurm the
u Ladies' Of Baton houEs. ihst he ~ now pre-
pared 10 make 10 order. Laois~. Misses and
Ohildtsn's bVotsss and shoes. Orders promptly
attended 10. HDHx
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
COOKING HTOyEs.

UNIE CrLEDHATED Kentucky, Eclipse, Dia
L mohd sud Phonis patterns, rnd AN rond
dent " Will be 10 your advantage 10 call aud ss,
anime bsfors purchasing elsewhere.
mayA. FRANK UUaUET
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
COTTON BACK HANDS.

A Hsortod si,es Of . ply Cotton Back
~. Bands pn article much cheaper aud
better than leather.
mayB LAEuUIR n bhNOUE'S
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
l. A re UIER a. LANOUE
AxItRi itait
TO sItGAu pI.ANTElts.

STRAtuiiT and cfoptsd handle Cane Knives
- With and without hooks. Copper and Timed
tkiminets and Ladsls, Cane shed Lantharns I!
Hugat House Lamps! wiehs. Oil C1ns, large and
snail Englresr wrepches, ~ ~ ina Hwap'H
Fausets Tor Hi.Sulphits, ~ Hons and half galons
for nlsRulphita! ksehatomatet's Tssruerpet tets,
Couplings "usgs and stop Cok,s, Packing ofsvsry
description at LARgUtER 4 LANCUtE.
oot2T Cor. Lafayette and Fiorida ste
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
pISTOLsf PIyTOLsff

A COMPLETE assortment Of Pistols and 10.
IA volvars, consisting Of Colts Old and New
nodsf Eevoivsrs. and new article Of Oott's "En.
Ersvsd Hsvolvsrs. also WI itney's Rsvolvars, Al
lsn's Hslf Cootiuz Pistols, Navy Hsvoivsrs. and
the Smith wesson Bsvsn Shooter. all at the
lowest prices, at
nov23 FRANK HugUEr'H
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

A VALUABLE tract ~ land situated on The
"a Plank Road, at shout ~ miles from
The Clty ~ baton Rouge, ~ miles ffpn Port
Hudson. sni 10 miles frugi CliBipn, on the Gross
Roads bssltht ard desirable situation Tor n res
ldsnee and good loeaiity ~ country store.
The tract contains 2DD acres aad can he putshas
ssa q, low price ~ Happication l. msds soon. For
furtber particulars apply 70 the undersigned ~
the ShsrH's Once. n. v. BABIN.
sugtb
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
THE VICTORY conn MILL.

rI'Iis sursrior Plantation Meal and rsad mIii
j row without sny competitor for simplicity,
d1tsi NV. pmeissey ssd shsa psss=
ea- riics SGb cash. For sale ~
apo JOSHUA REAL
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
sEs.AIts AND SNIFF

Iusr received new supply and sold In aasn
81 Titles to suit.
msyo. v. uEUDE a 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

Lace Capes, Poinss aud MantilIas.
THAvE received another supply Of these goods,
i amo them some very hne Black Lace Man.
tliss aud Points, also barrege, Chali'ette, and
Aopls suits for Ladies Travelling Dresses.
apras W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

KEEP COOL.-pure Soda Water, with q
IN cottectio of oboics sy,ups, may be had at
the Drug Store OF ED Il wM. BOGEL.
iunei6
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

Lime, Cement aud Plaster Paris.
A LARGE supply of fresh stock Just stored
n JulylT JoIUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

TUsT received, five casks clear baeo
C sides, for sale low, BY
mayl .. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment of the most del
~. ioats brands just received.
ssp4 r. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

ChiId's TaImas and Boys Suits.
rTNHE bapdsoDest assortment OF Child's Mar.
J. seilles Talmas and Boys Suits 70 be foand
can now be had at my store, the suits for bttls
boys are very handsome.
spr24 W. D. PHILLIPs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

> nALF Pipes pure Champsgss Brandy,
- I Cssh pure Port Wins;
IA bon pure London Club House Oin.
Cssks London Potter, genuine;
z 4" tndis Pale Ais--fOr sale by
3etis2n n d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

BORING MACHINES, AUGERs &C.
JusT RECEIyEDs few Boring Machines, vita
81 three Steel Augers, Pstsnt Anger Bits, assort
81 sizes. Post Augsrs D and 10 inches.
m.vIZ LARGUIER q LAsoUE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

As WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A FRESH sup
"A ply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chen ieals, Patent
Medicines, Periumery, Fancy Goods, and all ar
ticles In our line needed BY Planters We respect
fully solicit q call before purchasing, assuring
all who may favor Us with their patronage that
we will leave nothing undope TO give satisfAction
ostl3 A. STEWART . co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
FRUIT CANS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A COMPLETE assortment Of Dress Trim
n mings Of all colors and kinds,-just
opened. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

CHURCHES. When Christ Church. Boone county.
was read delinquent" Rev. SIR Perkins nross
s anu requested the Secretary to Int down Christ
N ,,;a as dead Bishop Meade good-naturelly
rhe 'as he was going to visit it very soon.
i"e Committee state they have received returns
from IA Parishes, embracing 1924 communi.
eahts This does not represent the strength If
ne ohurch IN tho Diocese as there ere church.
e e., from which no report has yet hccn received.
Tue payments to the Contingent Pand received
W the Treasurer, amount to S7.237, and $500 fur
miscellaneous purposes. The amount OF delin-
quencies sihcc 1888 cannot be accurately stated
until the freasurer's report is fully made out
but 1t is believed to be one thousand dollars This
amount will probably be lessened by subsequent
payments into the hands IT tho Treasurer.
1T was moved, that the Church or Parish which
may send TO the Treasurer their respective indebt
edcss before his repnrt goes ntn the hands of the
printer, 1t be not rcp,s;ci 'itlaqnrnt. Car.
red.
The Rev Mr.. Mason addressed ,',r Convention on
the subject ofbapiism Of eoiarel HGiulS Mach dis
cussion ensned. He produced series Of ,ttions
on the subject, which long long az Insertion
here. Alter an animated debate etNccn Mr. Conrad,
Rev. Mr. Mason, Rev. Mr. DAVIS, Roy. DR.. Wilmer,
Rev. DR.. Minneeerode and Rev Dr. Sprigg. the whole
was referred TO select committee Of three to report
10 the next Annual Convention, Rt Rev Bishop Johns
offered resolution to that effect which was carried
on being put by the Chair.
Previous to Bishop Johns resolution being put,
Bishop Meade arose and made address ON the A.
braha mic and Christian Dispcn sation in regard to
master and servant which had the etecl of bringing
the subject to close than ii would othew ser
have resulted.
The question of adopting the report of the commit
tee to whom this subject referred for having Sc
parae churches for colored people next came up be-
fore the Convention pending which report the
Convention adjourned yesterday.
Mr.. Fowle, of Alexandria; Rev. Mr.. Perkins, of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

NOVEL BInD CArcmSG.--A friend informs us that
while passing down Church street yesterday when
in the vicinity of the Baptist Church, he noticed ne
gro woman catch Canary bird, which had escaped
from its cage The woman moved very slowly in the
direction of the escaped prisoner and when near
she thought she could get, she threw her hoop skirt
over the little pet and thus secured H. We only men
ton this circumstance in order that others who m v
chance to let their Canaries escape may be made ac-
quainted with this newly discovered method by which
they may be captured Great is crnolinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

STATE Directors. The Governor has appointed
the following gentlemen State Directors in the
Office of the Exchange Bank of Virginia in Lynch
burg: VIM. A. Read. Thos W. Johns. and Vim.
D. Miller.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
CITY AHD sTATE.AFFAIRs.

MuRpEa OF 9. w. A. RaISs,-A dispatch was
received in this city last night ut nine o'clock an.
nounring the killing, few minutes.preyiously. Of
Mr.. Co. W. A. Raine. a Turner resident Of
Lynchburg. and at one time proprietor Of the Ca
n II House The murderer's name 10 Duncan and
ia n sun. law If Mr.. Il. Wc have not learned
any Of tho arteulars attending the marler