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TB TX yENETIA QUESTION
4 Rstria Pecuniarily Unable to
Defend her Provinces.
@ysions OF the English, French, Russian
and Sandman Press.
gyaTNuED FIRNNE& IN BREsDSTuFFS,
&s., &e.4 Re-

ne snamshi9 Aeago, Captaio Lnes, from Southampton
% 10Th ut arrived at this port yesterday morning
simultaneously With the saxona, which sailed from tie
sae port the previous day The AIago tags a2i pas
Scneers the usual malls ard 900 tone Of merchandise.
ne sdvioes by these arrivals have been anticipated By
ssvera days by csnada OF Cape Race
tuesday morning. and the North Arnercsn at quebec;
bus The reception Of dies enables Furnish copous
"details OF important Earorean Intelligence down 20 the
fsth Of September.
TIE steamship Connsusht, Capt Le.teh s-rysd 4 St.
Jshns, " T., yesterday tom Galway, ireland, whence
al sailed on Tuesday, the 25th Ut
ASvces Rome asser, that he Pope s about to W
zoe manifesto calling upon the Catholic Powers FOR
Iktapco.
Madrid journals o. Sept, 10 tttte ,hst In Consequence
OF The gravity Of the situation 10 the rspa states Ros
Rosas, the Spanish Ambas ssdor n Rome who in
spain OF absence, had received ordevs To return
snuedLtely TO his post One Of them says also tbs. the
government has presented eight pieces o. pno-u.ain
slnery TO his Holiness.
II wAs thought Paris that the interchange of corrta
sles between the Courts Of Vienna ni ST. Petersburg
placed the fact o. the Cancellation beyond dolb' IN
sp,Ae OF AL tina; had been said to the Contrary.
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OPINIONS OF TINE FRENCH rREss.


Siree tie day when war, thai we approved Ia it,
principle aud uat VIC continue 10 approve In ~ cnnse.
qutEces, has delivered tho Italians foreign oppree
sen and restored W them The OF their free dccsoo
we have necessarily asked that they should be len 70
mansge their own Affairs. II now oil that we still AJAX
We rfscily comprehend why regular government dos
hot Ike 70 kanctcn by III, presence OF lis re-
preventative, ses Which are not altogether conformity
with gtEcra rules bot believe thai they are n sss
hen who would slAdly o,anerphose sImpc refusal Of
co operation tnio threat Of prevention We are con
who'd that tho principle Of intervention which n
hiims'ey connected with that Of national srvrr~sny
vl continue 10 DO respected aud have the Arm hocr
that The fapd changes Of whch Italy Is the theatre viii
pot ad W any greater or more serious changes In Europe
o. courfe only speaking OF the present nome Mt
ctnvirced that the Italians will know how IA s,op
When sbtcessary as they have known how 70 march
when was nectsssry and that they will have TOO much
prudence coed scnsc and crtsCh; 70 attack on the one
hand the hrr that served not long ago az signal for
ths and serves them now as protection and on the
other hard 70 provoke an aggression against which they
not yet sufcicny prepared Bot within these limits
their sctNn legitimate, and thcy furn in no oue vhss.
ever vish prenu 70 NEEDLE IN their adsira
We know thss In thus vndcaine The pripcips q non.
we expose ourselves 10 the risk OF heayrs
u SAID 'bat Ne are entering vicious circle ID mar b
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OPINIONS or THE SANDMAN PRESS.

Our Ministry must look for rcmoust the rart OF
foreign Powers In regard 10 tho resolution OF en-
ter the Roman satss No resolution of any serious
adopted but diplomacy sceks 10 interfere aod
binder ns realization. But diplomacy cannot abstract
from the case The Internal condition Of the Peninsula The
sent 10 Cardinal Antonei IL not az Isolated FACT
s not cause FOR ffesh explanations IL belongs 70 Sc
rice OF events that have been developing themselves In
rAy for year past II 10 the Consequence OF grave com
pcstens, which We have not given TO- and 70 which
Il 70 important 10 put . caoee.
We have not prepared the situation In which The roo,i
deal government nov nnds itsclf We have not pducei
obeiinatey 70 reset The basecchings the visbes
the q nplants " The people. AL tbe eress Pov.
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WILL THE POPE LEAVE ROME ,

Tie toHshtt3ionHei publishes article, signed by NJ
Grandguiilot against the extreme party, which, alter
hayirg counsellcd the Iopo 10 follow a policy without
eoneetsions now advises him 10 take TO fight without
LcLcr Cfsndguiot recalls that rs long tie French
ooIs are at Rome the security OF the person aud the
authority o. the Pope are guaranteed.
erandguilot expresses an earnest desire that the
Pope should not quit Rome, and continues thus"in
pressing tnese wishes have only view the interests
81 tie fapscy Tor that which at present compcaes the
position 81 France u the presence OF her army at Rome
and II this occupation could cease all would be
tinrllntd,t at least in "a political point Of view.
= q ~ Eems hdi zee occ,Tg, bg l. the PdI1y ichth ioe
dgNd Our occupator could IN ne a politl
Cal Character. The first oos,gerce n hs light ~ ne
~, nould q ue stocHdtn n by ne French and in
br'snq pe Moiad cory sA ~ grecf aHezcss respecting
no. fa,sse II iAe temporal IoEer ~ tie PQyx
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the temporal power, with which the Or ~ :, v,-,e -as
been Invested 70. period OF its hist -, u,h ths sp
ritual power, which u the eternal nnsharshle ms
Of is religious authority.
But hopee go still further. IL have the
that he spectacle OF the unant Of ma aaoti
menn .nst now ptrst orsh VI foughout the whole a
ls@y VIII reinba tne soVefesn Pootf that be souae
years heo tne sublime l.spH OF this great national
movement The veil which eoonsellors Animated nv
mundane Interests Placed n MS a, az will FAIL and
ihen recognizing at .he re enerson OF Italy s in the
oeflelE OF lrevtsrnc, ne WI again become the Father
OF The Italians has pev er ceased 10 b. inc aagust
and yelersrie Palmer OF AL the Faithful.
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OPINIONS OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
LFrom lie Nord, the RuRslan orgnn In R,uinm ]

II the Sandman government has addressed an utma.
trm Cardinal Anonei II has evidently done 80 besauss
u required pretex. to Popes States lust a. in
1908 me Western Powers required the Black
sea When State declares war on another, the 10
nghis Now, the workable object which the sandman
has IN view In occupying the Roman STATES 10
be VIII do, to depose the Pope, which woad col
sion win the French troops and consequently place
King Victor Enanue under the terrible necesty eshor
OF exciting the iwil Of all Italy BY stopping Carloads
oy force or OF oreskeg of definitely the Emperor
OF the French We believe that such is the pInt OF
The question In principle, doubt, the decision was
percpltately taken; II shocks ideas and our prnc
pies, H. indeed suppoepg that all that has taken plsoe ac
Napfs The sudden DISAPPEARANCE without conflict, and
s ~ enchanfment, OF all tho army and all the navy Of
the King Of that country, leave for aston
but IN fact and in strictly political point Of view
Is to ray in that Of results believe that the Papacy
DC this time once again saved II will be owing 20 tha
sudden and bold decision Of Piedmont. Diplomacy no
doubt cannot adopt this point Of view and accept this
depreciation, which, however, are the true ones Wo
need roihereore feel surprised that the foreign mins
ters have protested but We do not believe that sangs Will
further
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NAP oLE0N q POLICY Iu ITALY
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IN short since thu peace OF vlsfrsrea Fratce n.s
re2sef % profess the Prnc'p~ toefetn 800, 49,
Dor 70 - giso against sra blame me teIs py wien eu
mont be- s.c1esiyey separated herself more ana more
from these prAciiet ~,
T. easv % foresee tina. the TALL OF Naples and Sicily
nis carry hc oxidation q The Italian patriots 10 tho
anos ~ would sag % , as mo-. o.ner nav
~ cr ~ bea9 op.ipp<d by is strong (ex1ke) send
-,eai ord ~ hop n tn9 AID re9iallr9 ~ piae
- hcrsst y aeld dppsar 10 haze tfnbssa tietaoa
CAursk
Hero France could not rest content with disaccord
however sxpoit II eh, be- win Ireomont as the Con
ilut1nst u this morning Justly says, disAVosai Sas
necessary.
Let the Italians be free 10 dream 81 Whatever internal
government may please tasm, WITH the reserve that tae
must get Europe l. sanction IL BIT ne ttest " Cshoet-
csu, Grdf III Papsy Vhieh --pres.rs and eonrs7s,s
sss superior q eesy qu>stios ,at rsIcs merely io M N
terror rsrm6 = tn P1rEs.Tr Rome Is the uadltona
seat rtseoted AL naIo led, OF tho government O Ca
th'lciiy 10 army, rT'aoised1 or fNyd l9t1 aprue me
Pop II Rome a. II ~ temporal authority ecess,Iy %
ne IRE sxer-s n -s,,gops cuatcriy oS3 u FroHe.
r-tniaiaR ~ Fcaf ~ the urld
TIE srtucs GARRISON Rome has, therefore, been In.
cess.d 10 order TO provide for all eventasts aud tnd
Minister 81 France Turin, has been ,ied, iess 70
nake known 10 pcr1onl Tie policy Of Frlnoe-or she
Knows perfectly BY MI the representatives whicn hag'
been addressed to hehar To gvea pubic pledge 70 u
right y nations which LAS been violated, and 70 tEe ~
On I'LL consideraticp however grave and regretabs Al
Last ilcid u the Ii e-ua troubes OF Italy may ~
coes not to reasonable 10 be frighenei n ode
rssly By II. Two thigs appear % us 10 DC re @ ng
ifc,ce viii h and the rspscy in resrso an
srainst also mucA s certain; frrcne canDot delay
iaerposinP the niars Of the peninsula 10 put : stop
! tie disorder and 1ctermiLe its result.
The Italian patriots and Piedmont have becr able
aeisae rtay hut IS for frs,os and Europe deiintve
"a Yreuirte Alter tho excitement, after the ambition
after The riopea VIII como gotd sense AMI the spirit
I cderstiun Az Justice
i. s, then ont Of the question either t. be alarme
OF rriLatei. orier and right wli triumph al las
/ IN taly IS elsae hore. The fate of he pen maui
| does not depend what General Garlbaldi may dc
The security OF the Pope does DOT depend on
| un,ps Of Sardinia OF Gen. Ianorciere may DC
he ote II Italy ami the ssy " the Pops in ths id
Of E'gors erd If France This IS 70 say, that men
| sense ay regsgure themselves
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Two DAYS Il Ter FROM EURoYE.
Hfl'n Of te IhagO ds 70 ia at This Port
and lie Connau / at St. johns.

NE WONDERFUL EVENTS IN ITALY,
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Nine Hours ROnbardrAent Of Ancona
by the Sardmiaus.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CAyOUR
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THE POSITION OF THE POPE.
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NCr0E EMANUEL GONG TO NAPLES
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amount cf gain In store this morning 1856 TTe bushels
aeat 79e 291 DO corn, Al e72 d. eats l376 do rye.
<nai amount Of grain In store ,02T ais bushes
OswEco Sept SEP N.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat closes lower with
Jess inquiry sales this forenoon II 900 bushels No
chicago spring At d IA 5000 bushels No Mwaukes
club ri 81 49, LOGO bushels rcd Western pri
vate terms. Corn this morning held at $40 for choice
phio with buyers At SIC sales Other grains quiet
canal freghts declined 10 on grain; loT 800, wheat
klc, corn 1915, 70 New York Lake imports-T9 200
bushels wheat 200 bushels corn 900 bushels bar
ley. Canal EXPORTS It's bbls- four, 600 bushels
wheat, &c. TOO bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3--6 r. N.
Flour dull and lOc lower. Wheat duh aud O., = 10.
Lower: sales Of 81 900 bushels $40 SIC Tor No
spring, $780, S4c for No. 2, eSc 81 for red ia store
Corn dull and 1c &c. lower sales OF a 900 bushels q
34kc- Sc. ip store. Oats steady. Raccipts-5 leo
bb hour ITO 900 bushels wheat 81 900 do corn ~ oo0
wheat 90 900 do corn Freighis steady Is, on wheat
70 Buffalo Sight exchange New York per cent pre-
MUM
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Alexander johnson, Of thaaelphis, Is stopping Al NE
New York Hotel.
DIV. su,lcrcof Northampton, " n, ard W. W.
ucCuniG. Jr, and ". Hdrcr. United states Army, are
stopping at the Astor Place Hotel
Gen CadwallAder and party, Of Ihilaielph. Judge
STRIKER, Rome, ~ "; j. Nsndyke, Albany; Coi n john
son y GATHERINGS, Pa, aad ). y. vandeysen are stop
Dr D y Jepsco, " A. Compton and J. ". NiIllken. of
FRANKLIN Ky. Mrs HartweI aud daughter, District o.
Columbia NJ. y Harmon. Aabsra, ard Nrs ihecdorc
Thompson and family, 81 axsrs, are stoqpny ~ ms
Uplon Psse Hotel
Hon wr s. csnpbou. United states Csrsu a, Rosic--
dam. - u-n New ofeaes J. Cnis., HTi Frk; =.
rnon, CaiforEI. Capt .."ar sani sei ,. Asmy
OIL snrderr, Alnba "a Charles na IA nn1 iaiy PhN'
dciphis and ". W. Oliver, Texas, arc slpPs-s y '"'
Metropolitan
can v. y Saith and Lieut.. r Ncg HrAssn, rugea
states Army cart James fsier, % England; MsSw = "
Trmbe. a.. r. G. liolenbash United states Army. 4.
Garcia. Goa, & Charvin. laverpgol md q " Chase,
Boston, are stopping a. ne 3scycort House
Mr.. Crawford. British o0usul TO H,yass. and smly;
scrbni, Inaed states Army: n Mccormick, "a CT.
vs.. w. ALea. Ala W. csskery, Ga.. aDa Alss Martbs
Hasea Ba,t q Norfolk. Va, arc stopping q the fnh
n Co,burn ari r. " chb. pcn~er city. @ J. Hacl.
Nashvlls. y. Martin and family. AMI > " Buckman q
san FraaviFco "a England, Of Ma T. ~ scarborough,
4 rorls and J. u rsl. ana i1dy Ga az stopping At
tht lafafFe Hotel
Geo farksaais ana lady q yuaian. Ira knight and
csss, 80 IN r' ~ Tor 4 S~s Wv: n WINK
icy, Il ~ aderhin .. n tpw and Chss bartlett. o. Boz
700 ~ Nsgs, q Nashville, are siopgng n tho
ciarcndar Eofel,
Gov. u. ~ Hyans and hmlly. n Ioasisss Cos las.
Nbhae a. q aulumhus Ma =. r. Dunhxm, ~ Nca W.
lnsns y iansom. 81 eerga " 9. lisIl ND famiy q
Ncw Oreans ". ~. George rcschy. a Richmcna II.
rcrArcai 80 family, 81 Chsrcsitnr, n. Crane, ~
Bsscs CT wsiwch, q Baton Rougr; g cr,nsou liar.
locx q lnxand 7. ALAN rhhrs II T0udcn, m. J. T.
ercnsfrah. cfs snd BARGE bs<r'ner, q Ssxony, are
esoprirg 81 the ~ Nisholaa.
" 7als rcsai, r. ycrols ant n. Talns II Hsvans: Mr.
and Ms A'mon o. st John n n r. 4 Everett, OF Hong
Kong ~ r. rsbcr al vie, Of Alabsns Gov. Arthur Nc
Arthss Of Wisconsin W.. Betrrnn crd MICS Zwsse of
rew oriesrs q. W. collaiay, Mss Turner and wisr r.
ruvner n Pladelphis Mr.. wild, 81 Fnsand John
tale and wifs, Wise Carlisle sni Nim " Carlisle, a
Unefnnsf and G. Martin ~ Baltimore stopping u
The Kvereit Ilowse
Don. rsvsstte, q. ~. Col J. Locus Davis, Of Va.
Col WIN m Carroll, q Memphis, Tern; Cen Jnn. = Nc
H~nsl President II Iynchburg and Tennessee Rslrosd,
Prof hrr~rd a Maasspp rrcsiicnt q Oxford Uaiver
efvs are Ia Washington.
Ca leslie Combs, juss elected Clerk % The Conrt q
ArYc~'s ~ E-ufucky 81 Tie rricnsis = uesrly eighty
F-Ns Ga
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CArTUHT or DARING BuxGLAR.-Stewart Prime, ayoung
about eighteen years DID, brought before Justice
Connolly the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
three separate charges of burglary The prisoner
appears with Others occupied the ene
ment house No. $50 West Thirty frat street on Sunday
night wheqnthe inmates fast asleep be visited the
OF JAMES W. Freeman and after collecting about
S6T worth Of property, silently is the premises Luck
lily, policeman Irving, Of the Twentieth precinct was
passing 1t the moment Prime made his exit aud sns-
pecting from the appearance Of the prisoner that some
the latter arrived No. 81 Bcekan street. There Prime
tried TO sell copy Of the Life Of Warrington;
but being able 70 nnd purchaser be c and proceed
ed 70 No 100 Nassau street. where the officer thought
per TO arrest him. Upon searching the prisoner
Der OF pa tickets found In biz possession for pro-
perty which bad previously been stolen from other te
nants the before mentioned bouse. The Life OF Wash
ington proved TO have been stolen from Mr. freeman,
while the pawn tickets represented clothing and other
g. W. Woodman. The prisoner II appears, took adyau-
ge of his knowledge OF tho occupants OF the house, and
providing himself with bunch Of false keys entered the
ofhs neighbors and robbed them NJ will The ma
gisirate nmitted the prisoner for trial each COM
plant, and In default Of bail he was locked up.
mAxxxsr or An AIIE0sp Pazr FionrxR.-cn Sunday po-
iceman Dsrke, OF the Twelfth precinct, arrested man
named Michael Herman charge Of being engaged in
prize fight the foot OF Seventy second sreet North
river Tho ring had been formed and the principals had
taken their PLACES when the officer made his appearance
and arrested The prisoner. kerpan antagont not
arrested On being brought before Justice Conn oily he
fessed his guilt and thereupon committed for trial.
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ARMS
I'm REG r
NILS
EQUESTRIAN rrArCR
or WASHINGTON,
IN HnOsxE.


The above Inscription s In letters Of gold upon white
golden wreath Of oak and myrtle eaves Tue latter
tp iendi American ensign 81 rcd, white and blue ailk
with gold stars, and Inscribed with gold letters
- sayenih ReslnentN
The workman shi, In the manufacture Of the Tags d IN
perfect (, cpng with tho design for superiority, beauty
and elegance They mounted slaves of white ash
from Mount Vernon, furnished by Criscnetl They are
scribtd ara trrnurcd with vrlden cord and tas.cl.
Tho caso Is Of black walnut ascut eight feet hixh
mounted with srruai eagle ed from walnut. II n
lnod with safinwood and contains two ups sht rolcr
one Cor each ragho5ks Tor tho s'avcs and belts, and
sockets Cor the bearers On the door u silver raic In
scribcd-
4 Prom rm CORPORATION oy NAsnIscroS CIR, r. c,
To ru sKyEsrH REcrxxsI NArioyAI Gum. 1850
ms N an elegant pssor of furpfurc FOR tho arm
~. ". designed and furnished BY Cen y. N Ando'
son, Of Balhmcrc
IL ibs leading ciizsnA Who eIt ssis IN ihis mi
tho ms and execution OF the work. thought pro
pcr 70 invite sclsc, COMMITTEES q them % join him n
Che formal presentation OF tho coors 70 tao regiment
Thc Committee OF prescn alton 10 constituted as fo
oxr Hon. Jas @. Bcrrci, Mayor; VIM Dove. ircsi.
dcrt Of ,bc BnIj q Aldermen; Aocrmer Ihoe FISHER
B,.rd IL Cruurilrncu: Tics r Morrrn, 2 Jones and
Charles wllscn; VIM. horgau, city Ecsist-ar; anor
s,asrs Disirici Attorney. n- bakc. Comri sioner
o. Public Buiidnss Joseph Bradley Jonah usover.
VIM a. Cunncl, WIN roii, Marshall B,cwn (iisowr's
Botol, Johr savsgc e iltor q the Iat1), James u
smith, Jackson, Hsmilten q Fsrs (banEer) lanes
q Holland, W. spaidlax, G W. Dscler. Jr . u H.i-
idsy, J n Tnns. A. ". Cali. John v. toyls tof fa,ei
i,,~na.yD, RirasTi W Carter and Edward Han, Erls
This scirctiou rcrrcsents nj brnnchcs a the city 20
vcvuncrt, sni an the professional snd mrvcabtlie
classes Mr. OIL has heen nci 70 make The aiircss V
the reswent qn prtseotiag ne co -, AMI e. hc nan
~ f..isr,a sna Las f,s'srn theme, shall lo2k fsr
!, .synlrshr producilon. We understand 80, ". s-,u
r,ee have engaged quarters AZ Tn Nc.rrotsn iiolsl
snd 49,. .--- ~si1ssos tLss Aa~-ss.- srf arrive "A
Wv York 3 morrow morning
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Superior Court-speefal Term.
Before Hon, Judge Pierrcpont.

srr. 3.-Eisabdh Jordan Is. Frank Rivers. plain
ta sued for the possession Of scenery, fixtures, ~, in
certain concert saloon In Broadway She alleges that she
was partner Of the defendant, and that she furnished
the means 10 set Up the saloon The defendant TO
set sde The Injunction and dcnes thai tho plaintiff ever
any funds for ccnceru he asserts tnat the
plaintiff himself had been living together but that hc
obliged abandon her In consequence o. her mpr,
per conduct Motion 10 vacata the Injunction granted
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE TINES.
SxrI. 3.--ycAn ,. Ho,card Henry y Raymond. =
This action for damages for an Segcd libel In
charging the plaintiff with fraud upon Mrs. Hull The
defendaot denies any malice The plaintiff moved FOR
Judgment ground of frivolous answer the Judge
denied the plaintiffs Motion
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A MkIlNG of THH uLKRKs EMPLOYED IN ran
- touny eerxs once Of this city, held the astsruoos Al
. uEdsy tos Lat q sopsm~r reference 70 he des1 a
were rnanmouAly adoptef:-
whereas We learn with sorrow sna regres the
fxpfcied death after brief oess one o nT u,rI -
teemed associates Mr. james Fowler who erputed a.
NE on toe Ssh day OF Angus We his fellow axzorstsS
deeply Iympahdng With bis mi ted end reia vss
la testimony u his tntstimabe WORTH therefore b.
Resolved That the unexpected death Mr. JamNs o. rox
Ter, whose loss an has left void In our so&N reta
tcns which VIII be dincuif 10 al
Resolved That he had endeared himself 70 each and svy
na OF us ny his courteous Anals
the period OF acquaiassncs while be Invariably
tnlce II :"
Resolved, Thai sincerely sympahiae with hi, bsveavea
loes. ~
Resolved That copy Of The fosegonG resolutions b. y
specially presented 70 his Vel
regret a. such an appalling yiiiaiio 40 the same be "
STEPHEN @. DURlEA, Chairman
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followed the School Society, with teachers and nom.
bers from many other different schools Amer
man; Independent German Guard, Captain Il. Won
Claim, and further the First Ward North German
Guard Captain Gilbert with band and their flag ro led
up in Grape Arrived at the grave in Greenwood oe
terry Mr. Koch principal Of the German school IN Fon
street, also held q Sermon he followed. ls above
indicated, by the master Of the Freemason loJge As
soon s he had finished the Brooklyn singers, 0eong
70 the Concordla, sung very beautiful and m,urnf
farewell song. Company B. Fifth regiment, then fred th
salute. Rest in peace, thou man Of honor
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AT STATED ASSEMBLY OF WASHINGTON C0M-
"A msndery OF Kmghts Tsuaplar No J. holden Al her An
nm, q Ninth and sreels In city u Wsshns-
"a on Wednesday The nh day q August, A. u, lisa ~
O. 72 the NJ r. @. Sir Iseaj Frrnek presented u I'll
adopted -
whereas heir recee, visit 70 the city n Hew yos
Washington Com msndery Of knights fenplar No
ceived and the knights TemplAr of Nav tog
ard brooklyn with the utmost and brotherly aecf
eefofe as slgh mark ~ the appreciation with which
have received these evidences Of regard,
kesoiyed 1hat the heartfelt thanks Of Washington Com
mandery be, and hereby t~nd-r~ Fir knights r.
Brccs Eminent CummapdaT OF Palestine Commande<y Ma
nandery No .; 7. May. Emnen, Comnapder az Cini0o
Cnmnsrdrry No H. ,Brooklynl, and VI gi Price, Actng
Commander Of Columbian commandery No 1, and thS
Knights of their several commando their knghy
ton, constant kndnss and elegant en-rtnent Washing
ton Conmandery while their clsy.
during which Time nothing left undope knights
New York and Brooky could do perfectly
home and TO render TO unsos ed en- 10, mefi
Resolved, That Washington Ne
time may speedily come when tha knights n New York ana
brooklyn viii unite la Walt TO Washington city that rnAS
be thereby enabled 10 ecprocate practically he kind Astcn
ions which We received recent visit and we Ass8
them that whenever they thak proper 10 CRAFTY this on most
pleasant anticipation they viii ind cordial and Knight, wea
banquet shal lie ready.
Resolved That our Recorder be directed communicate
copies OF these resolutions under bis hand and the seal OF Tho
Commandery couuerrignec by Eminent Commander,
each Of the Commanders the resolution and sh
be them be published IN OF the his
city and oze In the city OF New York sN
Attest: j. +. l. MuCLERY, Recorder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

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