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MILITARY MANUAL.
MANUAL or INSTRUCTION VoR vOLUN.
TIERS AND MILITIA,
Major William Gillian.
LAiH U. 4 AMY; INSTRUCTOR or TAOrICs, AND CON.
hASDASr OF CADETS VIRGINIA MILITARY
INsTIIUTe
Vol psni vO nearly 100 pages and upwards Of 900 ssir.
tobs. Price o. go

NHE subjects M An Int oda ion containing tos.ary
| the ter In use Arong Military men.
"a Army OrgsnEzan In which the organic atoms OF Infantry
Cavalry ard Arfrry discussed trether with outline
the duties ,volyIng upon the various stan de- pirmert
Of The suit ID anil use by CylJ Artillery and Infantry
Of the pres day with directions prep ni1g the various Kinds
| OF sununiton for these arms
4h fantry Tsctics embracing the schools Of the Soldier
Company tkTmlsrers ard Battalion taken entirely
lng systems o Scott 70 nf trv OF the line ani 81 srdes o
Light Infantry aud Rid adopted By the general goyern
nsn are rety adhered 10 exc pit some few aera ions which
sIry 10 hsrmonng aud blending The two systems
30 ss TO supply az adapt them TO the MILL Ia service.
5h. Target Pr .ciice.
9Th Cavalry Tactics embracing tse schools of the Trooper
Troop the 'dron snd Regiment Aksn with proper modh
eaii ms hom the U. &. Cavalry Tactics:
T Artillery .ctcs embracing th- manual Of the piece, AMI
the school Of the Battery taken from the United states Artillery
Tactics.
sth aouou p,d by troops taken from the general
resu'stious Of the United stats Army
Oh Tomi OF Parsdes Reyiev.I Guard Mouniirg Orders
huste Rosters Guards tai en- chiefly from. the Army Regus
lions.
IOh Internal Organization 4 Companies and the ldutles
csptan taken nom the Army kegustons and drawn from the
rsetcal experience OF Major GIhsm
lih Duties Camp ard Garrison Camps and Marches from
the same sources.
sary ferns OF morning reports equ on' &C from the
orders fbaul the duties OF Infantry, Cavalry
Artillery vi en- 10 action, are discussed.
lih Couris Mar z embracing the organizations OF Courts
the Of Procedure the findings sentences together with
the duties Of the Judge Advocate the forms c the for de
falling the cJur', &c
18th Music embracing call, duty 4c
Rev ile Tattoo eakfasi Call Daner Call, Retreat, Ae Ae
10th. App iLdI, containing th-r rAIt.e.ts q War.
Extract from hs Report ofGen N RisAarison Arr Gene
raj n T6giniI, 10 he GOrerHOr
Major Sissm y sr-SGass @ OF We .n.sd @ s'.ies al,y
accomplished tlclans Of the UnISdSa Ihe carefully
examined his Manual for Volunteer, ard Ma and report that
Judgment b reliable, II the beat work knovniJ
me, or that l ever saw"
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PRESIDINr.
WTIIIAM N AIENANnER nl Mnrr,r

In the afternoon the Convention reassembled and the
Committee organization reported for permanent Chair
man
PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER, Of Mercer.
vicE PREslDlNrs-Wm. W. Thompson, Atlantic J.
Van Buskk Bergen, Moses Wills, Burlington, Jos ID
lacour, Camden, DR.. B. Wales. Cape Nay, VIM.
Stiles, Cumberland Ehu Day, Essex, n. T. STa:ton,
Gloucester T. A. Stevens Hudson, T. j. Clark, Hunter
den, VIM n. Force Mercer, Jas Bishop, AiddeseI, j.
W. Bartleson, Monmouth, L A. Chandler, Norris Geo.
T. Fort O;ean Chls. Inglis PaSsaic Jos Riley, Sa-
lem Joshua Doughty, Somerset: Samuel Fowler, Sussex,
Benz. williamson Uniou Charles Sitgreaves, Warren
SEcRErARrEs-Dr Whitaker, Joel Parker, Alexander
L Donaldson, Augustus w. Cutler, Charles d Deshler.
Mr.. Alexander then took the Chair amid loud ap
pause and in sgeech Of some length, addressed an
ernest and attentive assembly. He began With remark
ing that though not unaccuSomed TO public speaking, he
never felt embar aSsed in bis life nov. The oc-
casing great; the theme for address too august
and hi. heat too fall TO enable him to sp'ak.--
Great calamities might heiall cOnntry-such Pes
euce and Flmine,-but Pesiilence and Famine would be
III, S'ings in contrast With the Dsunion that surrounds
u.s. if that DiSun on ripers and succeeds, and war
would be rreG-uar even With the greatest power on
EARTH il would bu, snatch from t1e perils Of civil
rife and OF ruinouS Dunion that 10 be upon
u No visitation Of God, in hi opinion could be more
ightful than the dissolution of the Union of these
at,s for in that dissolution we're involved all the ca
lsui lea Of every other peril.
Mr. Alex lnder then duelt upOn the propIiaty OF NeU
Jeseys speaking ard of her right to speak This
the right and Oper place TO speak this Trenton
the banks Of the Delaware where tho Ia her of his
Country struck the great blow that saved the State and the
country aud where Southern men, side bysde With ~
men, mingled their blood with ours to crate country
and a Safe. Mr. A then touched upon tie ioIm
of Goyernmeutits complicated forms, the Union of the
States and our duties un1,r that Union The pr ncipes
Of Government were, the Sovereignty Of the ope
the oVernm n, OF Representation and the Union OF the
States
Mr.. James Brooks, dfNSW York, thS9, sLlHg, At Tho
To- make a spccch-but in few words he begged the
audience TO let him of pursue his vocation. He had
come record the sayings and doiugs OF the people IN
the ouly Northern State that bad right now to speak
both to the North and uth-sndh he begged therefore,
TO be left to his duty OF recording ami spreading their
acts to be read by National Of all sections OF the
Union
o. s HAlstcld Jr, then addressed the Convention
but during his remarks, Commodore Stockton came in
With his address and resolutions, when Mr. H. suspended
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HOUSE OF DELEG al ES.

THrRspAY March /, lcG0.
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. the House was called to
order hy Speaker CHUTCHFIELDi ana opened
with prayer bv Rev. J. l.. BURROWS, OF the
FIRST Baptist Church.
A communication was read from the Senate,
announcing the passage of certain bills.
Committee Reports The following reports
We're received from committees: a bill 10
amend the ith and 18th sections OF an act OF
I-Ji, and The iih sec lion OF an act OF 1896, con-
cerning mining and other companies adverse
10 The petition of A. NJ. Baskerville, OF Upsher
county; for the relief OF Geo. ". Desklns. OF
Ta7"weli county; extending the charter oi the
following Banks: the Bank OF the valley,
Bauk OF Virginia, the Northwestern BANK,
,vchange Bank Merchants and Mechanics
Rank of Wheeling and the Farmers Bank
au thorizing the Bank of the Valley to establish
a bIBnch at Richmond city.
Speiirt Con;mistee Repor.s.-M Mr. HUNTER,
from the special committee to examine the
Clerks office, presented report, accompanied
by resolutions recommending more suitable
room within the Capitol for the Clerks office,
and increasing his present ofiiciai powers py
adding that Of appointing the Clerks OF the
several House Committees. The report ana
resolutions were laid ON the table and ordered
to be printed
Mr. ToMLIN from a special committee, pre-
sen;ed an afii iir,native report upon the expedl-
ency of authorizing the Beard OF Public w orks
to supervise the rates Of transportation on the
public works of the State, which, on his mo-
ton, was read a first and second time, and laid
on the table.
Public Meeting.-The SPEAKER laid before
the House the proceedings of public meeting
in Pittsylvania, concerning Southern Con-
ference, which were laid on the table without
being read. A motion 10 print was lost.
KrSotution.-Mr. COLLIER offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resofced, That the Clerk prepare a calendar OF
the business of the House, from week to week. tiii
adjournment.
The M,litia.-The hour having arrived for
the con sideration Of the special order OF the
day" a bill for the better organization OF the
militia Of the Commonwealth''-it was taken
up and after a brief explanation by Mr. KEN
PER, was passed-Ayes i0i, noes d.
The South Side Raiiy0ad.-A bill authorizing
the South Side Railroad Company TO construct
a branch Of their road from Blacks and Whites
TO the Roanoke river, next came up on ITS pas
sage. Mr.. ORGAN advocated the bill. Also.
Messrs. COLLIER, DICKINSON of Prince Ed
ward, and BAskERvILLE, and Mr.. MCKENZIE
opposed 1t. Before a vote was taken, the mat
ter was postponed until l2 O'Clock TO- morrow.
James Rir,r amt Kan0heha C0mpaNy-Mr.
ANDERsOs, from the JOINT committee to whom
was referred the bill amending the charter OF
the James River and Kanawha Company, re-
ported back the same, with substitute as An
amendment, which was laid Ola the table and
ordered 70 be engrossed.
The hour Of 3 O'Clock having arrived, ,hs
SPEAKER vacated he chair.
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.xn,x&HAMMERsLEv.
.rn1DATES FOR OFFICE
rur VOTERS OF HENRI

: - ,-gI MY BY The advice 81 my
- .Sa "a ~ accordance w.th nv own wishes.
!. rrss ara 'Ait .. oand daie Tor the office at
:. sac9 .H''E ~ IitNEICu COUNTY. and solicit
= tslt Al the STATE election IN May next.
sid as asn,ee for tie faithful performance al
- .'s.s ~ The oTce. refer YOU to al. who snoS
,f = .hf 5s.''r tbe past three wears that have
I, sSs Fsca,, lor ihe present Sher,a
t..fa rs o,s"@ Is.ncc, gn,l,. ,onr fellow c'lzen.
tiEO u. FLEASASTS.
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VIRGINIA PosT-OFPICEs -Etat!isAntnts-
An Office AZ Ways side, Mecklenburg county,
Wm. L. Finch, postmaster; on the route
Black and Whites 10 Drapersville. Laudis,
Harrison county, Robt S. Ogden, postmaster;
will receive special mail facilities regularly
from Wiisonburg. The site Of Buffalo Sprin "a,
Amherst county, is changed tu line store house
of James NJ. Miner, and T.. l.. Richerson ap-
pointed postmaster, vice X. W. Snead, moved
away. Office at Doe Hill, Highland county, 10
re established and Robert Allen appointe ted
postmaster.
Arpo'n,Wsnss.-Wm II. Hawley postmaster
at Thorndike, Cabell county, vice z. Il. Nal.
com, resigned NJ. N. Loving, postmaster al
Roseland, Nelson county, vice ID. K. MCAlex-
ander, resigned.
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TuF SHERIFFALTY OF HEN.

\ EITN COINIl 7 herfby annOnnce
- srardtfa,e for the above office. Should II
=. ge,sate Of me voters 10 elect ne. shall
: ,-s,ct,.t. and vii Use erers exertIon Il
7-.e ne dutieS thereof faithfully AID impar
~ 2l-!m' JACOB ;. Al LEE.
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( - HENRY HUDNALL.

7 On y r ! 4 J.H "
AND NOTARY PC BLIC,
Gt.
Is s., practices regularly IN the County and
t- pH4Gts oi Chesterfield.
" -' 'l!s'y. Viii take Dispositions and Acknow-
+'a!s, administer and Certify Oaths. and per-
'aaiever other duties pertain To the Office Of
= ~ he corner Of Bank and llth streets, just
"' -r ON House. ia Sly
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r,rur VOTERS >OFHE>R,co

V0f NTr II am a candidate for the Of
- -NNNt>S OF THE REVtNl +
rppER DISTRICT OF HENRlCO Co.
. .,.ra.,uE, solicit your sutiia-es a, the eiec
,Ha{uext Sh1lid Il ne t"ur pleasure I"
NJ. pef-e N, self = dlscherSe me dn''es
- f.ttGI}'. Rssner,fni,.
r.tS,IA GEO. W. CARTER.
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To JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ.

a ArtR SIR: As the time IS approachins
J~.tevs.f uenTlcn ia select suIiatae per
Pc .-f fsftbe ,iflce Of SHERIFF. and hslng salts
= oar ioHE acquaintance with YOU; that
81 .Ihed Ia dIscharse the du't's ot the oil
.- o.. me ~ hscrilers. respectfully requfst you
t7 &c ,nurselt = candtdate for the said oil
ms YOU our support IN the ensuing eiec-
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t\1A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
us removed hk Office To No. 2 Law Building. near
~ '4'e Court House.
at lrae'ces IN all the Courts ID IN the city Of
! -Ia1 ana cognty Of Henrco. te Its
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AUSTRIA AND THE CAUSE OF CRINoLINE.--
The Psrsereran "a publishes Il proc iamation Of
Baron Culoa, imperial Royal Lieu tenant,
Field Marshal, and Governor Commandaut Of
The city and fortress OF Mantua, in favor Of
crinoliues. All of Il sudden, on Sunday last
most of the ladies of Mantua went to church
without crinolines Those who did not follow
the fashion were received by the gamins with
kissing, hooiinC, and cries of "Abbdssnv, erino-
linz The Lieutenant Field Marshal threat.
ems 10 use all his unlimited power and the
most severe meas ures 10 impede such mad at
tsHfnts. and warns the citizens tha, they have
toascribe ii TO their own iuertness and deprav-
Try if by such energetic measures they are In.
= Ietttr from MINI.
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f.s LEE PLEAxANTs, ,ATToR-

- NLl> At Law FrsctIoe n the CnNrlk
30 Redmond, Henrlco, Goochland and Han
5's,
a. .o,l,.es Pubic and Commissioners of Deeds,
/ 'e' a1tloT Zei 10 take Dispositions, A fiida-
vs.. aesurs ed ln6Hts uf Deeds, Powers of Attor-
~ 5 of Sac. &c., Ia he used or recorded IN Il
~. states 4lG Territories nj the Union.
Vi -oG ilth ST., 81 door from Main.
z ..-ly
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TSS LAWRENCE -. NARYF.

.'.''; L The Courts of the Cits of Richmond
lie Counties of iienrlco, Hanover and Caro-
10 ''s' Notary Public and Commissioner OF the
ri Yes t.Art ot Claims.
NrUefSh.p between Mr.. CHk~TAIN WHITE
Tss re,ne dissolved. his office is now on
.'. re-. a.. .rlow joddin' s Hall. lie l3ly
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WEALTH or BOsroN AND NEW YORK. The
present assessed valuation Of New York city
i about double that Of Boston, although The
population 10 probably tour times GREATER
The yalun' ion of Boston in 1850 Is the same
that New York had IN ls.u namely, ,s,7u, ,,sA, ,sa,
In 1861 New York had about the same amo II
Of banking capital Boston had IN ls6e--nearly
forty millions OF dol lars
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Failr,e.-The fora! and horticultural fair
and horse show, which was expected 10 be held
cn the beautiful grounds OF th- Virginia Cen
tral Agricultural Society III May next, will
not take place this spring. As we are Informed. .
TIE Executive Committee will no doubt en-
deavor 10 complete the improvements on their
rrouuds in time for the next annual fair In
October, and then, IN the following spring,
viii probably gave the florists aud horticultu-
rists an opportunity OF exhibiting heir varied
productions.
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,r,,eXorER~ HENRICU

~r,'t'>T( j. Il. kEFSEE. having re-
- Te4,th viii he voted for AS CON- MIS-
.-rt''as = M iWi RENEN + for the Upper
. lie2s-tsl MANY NoIEhS'
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Fass,as is required to be placed ON all side
walks over which horses or Nenjcies have TO
pass. This action the Council found 10 be ne
cessary TO preserve the brick waikwrys, ard
IL wonld do So if the ordinance WAS strictly
carriage houses. tobacco factories and lumoer
yards, where iiagging has not been iaid and
which are being driven over and cut 10 pieces
every day. Is it necessary that we should
name them to have the ordinance enforced.
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- ToMEs>Rs. A. ). TERRELL.

= iA.IEs 1,If,MAN. AND OTHERS
90, ,.cp !iii v0ur request and IN fcccrd
....s m, own lncltna,lon: hereby announce
.4ndlfn,e for SH ERIFE OF HtNhi.
'.'r.N II and respectful, solicit the votes o'
.., c,,,zens in May rext, for that oihce
-.my.eE T. discharge the duties az the OF
.rtl', Respectfully,
d N..''..'' JOHN O. TAYLOR.
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Spars tie Game.-Nearly every day in the
week we see wild turkeys and partridges ex-
hihi'ed il the markets. showing that "pot
hunters" have no regard for the laws Of ma
turr. and can only be restrared by legal pen
aities. Both these game birds are making their
nests preparatory to laying and haiching out
new broods, and il is shameful that they should
be shot and destroyed late in the season.
As there are no laws to prevent these out
RACES, our citizens generally, including hotel
aud restaurant keepers, should refuse to buy
them. and thus remove the motive the pot
hunter has in killing them.
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Z G~R'rr ~. /. HfNRIcO CoINTS.-l
80 .unnunce myself candidate iof the
"fre l''f0>>TABLk for tae hrsi pistrie'' anu
sT4foN-The 4th THI RSDAI m Ma,
g. f''' JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
!, !! 2m'
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A LAND SUIr.-A suit involving title to a
section of land nj Flint, valued at &6O, 900, is
now in litigation at Saeanaw. Titles by both
parties are claimed from squaw rnmed Tsw-
com -e-go-qua, VINO recs ivet: II BY Gen. Uass'
treaty with the Chippewas in 1919. There are
one hundred witnesses, one OF them sIuaw Il
hundred years old
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ueI.,.vAr.o> bavioy locate

}, = F..f.ea.sflg IN the cat, of Richmond, of
-.-. B.. .s nruie-sipnti services Ia tae citizens.
b. OFFICE Front Room over MiIspaush Il
..-als p-a- Store, On Nam, , doors from cor
.s- & l>tH =.
-. "a nay he found At night atthe residence of
TAF r Butter Esq, corAer of I2th and Narshai
.s Il. q lwE
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The CaIcihni Light. Of the Buckley Troupe,
has been the cause OF many iudicrous mis-
lakes. On Tuesday night last, an old lady on
Church Hill, on seeing its reflection dashing
through the air, declared il 10 be an immense
meteor, aud up 10 this moment has not been
convinced 10 the contrary. A negro fellow,
catching its reflection fuA in the face as he
turned into 9Th from Cary street, deeIaI ed
most positively that ne bad been struck by
lightning, and that he felt his whiske scorch
as 1t passed over Ais person.
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Ro.bing the Dsnd.-The police are on the look
our for a valuable obias gold watch, No. 5 $50,
which was stolen from the room Of dead
man. several days since. A certain party
known 10 have been in the chamber of the de-
ceased. is strongly susrec ted and closely watch.
ed and his guilt may yet be sufficien tiy man.
ifested TO lead 10 his detection and punish.
ment.
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ComEsxsioHsys Of tAe ekseenue.-Under the ex. .
listing ord.nances of the city, the Commits sion.
ers OF the Revenue for the State will probably
be restricted to the,ward liues as now defined.
rs soon a. the subject can be brought to the At.
tention Of the Hastings Court and receive tho
&C ction Of tnat body --'''- :
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=. BecsorS are again congregating in the city,
and annoying passers-bJ for aims. yesterday
morning Wa saw strong, healthy young man
heging pennies. 10 get bread. as hr said Snch
characters should not be permitted TO ramble
about the streets
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\ TERRIBLE DEAIH.-Thursday afternoon,
says the Troy IN. " Wing, crowd of boys
were snow balliDg each other on South street,
when one OF their number, dipping his hand
ing Il human face He alarmed his coInpan-
ions, aud an investigation revealed the body
of a man lying in the snow. 1t was recog-
niZed AS being that of Il tailor, named Freder-
ick keis, who lived in that vicinity, and had
been missing since Saturday. The deceased
was a man given to drink, and being under
the influence of liquor, had perished during
the cold OF Saturday night.
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MONUMENT TO DR. kANE.-Mr. John A.
Jackson, the well known sculptor, of this city,
il now in New York He has iust finished q
very spirited and appropriate model FOR the
Kane monument. ltrepresents the gallant ex
plnrer leaning against a windlass, bis farr.d
coat thrown gracefully back from hts should
ers, a telescope in his hand, and an Esq uimaux
dog at his feet the attitude is dixnlfied, the ex-
preston earnest, and the effect OF the whole
impressive The artist also has succeeded In
giving Dr. kanes features ana expression.--
RoSkoa TraNScrfpt.
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E,Hit tes.--Fcr years past the eas tern por-
fion of Virginia has been supplied with fruit
trees Cf every species from Northern nursery
stances the articles purchased havenot proved
10 be what they We're recon- mended. Perhaps
the farmer Of our State do Eot know that
there are not less than half :; dozen lirCe uur-
series in the immediate vicinity of Richmond,
where every variety Of apple, peach, pear,
cherry, ounce and other fruit trees, may he
had on b-tjer terms than AZ the North, and
that our nurSerymen warrant Whatever they
sell TO b. equal TO their recommendations
Whatever the STATE can furnish ought to be
encouraged by all classes, and especially SO by
farmers
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JOHN =. (4ekIE

49, DIR. A>tOL!. HOMTOpATHIS
- !ss removed Ia Franklin street. corner
T.. - Mrs.. Dslnel :. fe lo-lm
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The Charter Elections will take place next
month and il is therefore impor,snt that ne "
candidates should be presenting their claims
for public favor, before thu voters are all
pledged to their opponents Some eiectioneer.
ing Is going on about the streets. but not
enough to add lie to the canvass.
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THE NEGRO GALLERY AT CHHEv vRR'a
CntRCH.--lEe separation OF the white aud
black sheep at Cheevcr's church is excitiug
considerable attention in England The mo-
bleman" whose negro fuO'man was elected
from a seat among the white philanthropists,
published letter upon his arrival home, W
irg an account OF the affair. An anti.slaVery
paper in London, called the "Repor err WAKES
Indignant over the outrage and expresses the
opinion that no mere money should be collect.
ed in Great Britain for the support Of The
church on Union square until ihis matter
should be cleared up. The Threatened stop.
page of the funds will cause great nultering
among the Cheeverites. Look out for another
church meeting-N Y. Day Book.
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Clean oats bring good prices in the market,
Notwithstanding the fact that four or Ave car-
goes have arrived in the dock within the past
week. They briog by the vessel load from 50
10 % cents per bushe,, and find ready sale at
that
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Home Missions deserve the support Of every
citizen, for they are efirctinga v;,st amount of
good among that class OF suburbans Who new
attend the churches in the heart of the city,
OF send heir children TO the Sunday Schoois.
The mission in Rocketts Old field has already
made lis mark there, and II properly support.
ed, viii muiaiiZe the scores of boys that nave
Eer' tofOre been allowed 10 run wild on the
Sabbath day and form bad associates aud bad
habits. The one in the neighborhood of the
Poor House is also performing good work, AID
ought 10 be aimed with iIbtyaiIty.
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SURGEONS New CHAPEL.-Spurgeon, the
English abo ltionlst, preached recently in the
American Chapel at Paris. Al the close of his
address he said it had been his intention 10
preach tor the benefit of the American Chapel
in Paris, III whose pulpit he stood, but that
the vestry o: the church insisted that the pro-
Ceeds Of The collection about 10 be taken should
be applied 70 the ediice in prol lress of con-
struction in London, for the use of his own
congregation, composed mostly OF p"or people.
He added that twenty thousand pounds ster-
ling had already been raised for the purpose,
and ten Thousand more We're still to be OBJ
tanned. He accepted the offer OF the American
Vestry, but would consider hims elf bound to
return the favor in kind. The collection was
then taken up. and the audience dispersed.
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