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SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1906.

THE m UR ORHER STILL ATLARGE.
Booth has been shot Like rabid dog in his
1ight, with barely time between his crime and
its punishment to learn the horror in which
he WIS held hy Civilized man, Ihis nerbsns
was better than to permit Ifn IN hc 1iontvcd
through the slow processes of a Trial In q
court Of Justice: We have not vet learned
~4he disposition which will be made Of his
carcass, but wc SUPPOSE It will be handed to
the surgeons like that Of anv other fe1on, and
1nads to subse1ve the purposes Of science.
>Certsinlv It shonia not be permitted to be
buried on any soil over which the Federal
far Tayes. Equally certain is 1t that VIC
have no right to thrust It upon any
other people, or permit It to pol
lutte In honorable exile. any foreign
country. There remain only the: sea
and the dissecting room. OF thesc<& We
.rccard the latter as the most igguomtnious, and
therefore the most appropriate. Booths per-
son and memory are beneath our hatred, but
not beneath our disgust. Let the disposition
to be 1nade Of him be such aa will express
mest forctbly this continent.
Bullet US not forget as We thus sunnarily
dispose Of this depraycd monster, that the
main culpEit whose spirit nerved BOOTHS
arm, whose words Of malice anu low
hatred we're crystallzed and fulfilled in MS
crime,-the Copperhead f'af7g-S stu
at large. Many Of Its members arc making
bypocrittca presense OF conaemnns Inc
zcHnc,,cd 1v 4he crime. None can be deceived.
: sAe> :, an. t...r oc c.,,1,t,o;.r. ord
however, oy C'oeoone 1eAts VI toA's1~'s @N
Journals that have repeatedly threatened and
s.,sas ~ s-,n,o Which Rootb has nerformed
Ao't0eo 10c S4e 49, 80 49, +1,o,,
1or them. NOT neea VIC 60 LII W uno Iaeu''
f,;oh n. ch;r,o, 7Y1.ts nm 1be
manner IN "a'cu 1ne ou 8, -@ ~ ~
1st day Of July last, urged the ASSASSINATION
of Abraham Lincoln. Wegiye 1t again:
"HE COULD NOT BE MORE WORTH
<:LESS DEAD THAN He Is LIVING, BUT
WOULD BE INFINITELY LESS MISCHE-
81 rnr1S AND HIS CORPSE. REPULSIVE
x.AsIr WOULD BE In IFS FRESHEST
81 STATE AND RICHEST AND MOST
GRACEFUL HABILIMENTs. WOULD
~,YET BE TIE MOST APPROPRIATE
eSACRIFICE WHICH TIE ESULTED
&. NATION COULD OFFER IN ATONE
e AENT FOR ITS SUBMISSION TO BIS
* IMBEClL1TY AND DESPOT1sM"
Three days afterward, On the day when the
1oya1 portion of the American people were
celebrating our national independence, the
satuc sheet, in an article dep1ecating the OBJ
eervance Of the day on account Of the war,
again recommended the assassination Of Lin
cain IN the following language:
.Lct the people clothe themselves in sackclosh,
%'snd sprinkle ashes On their heads. i beseens
~ pqi Il tae an fair heaYs over
d.aeordant. bellieercnt, land rent with civil
and HfEnChpd With tfAtETUSI Let
, 1865-04-29
RICHMOND SCENES.
Letter from DF. J, Davies.

Eurr 81 1SHf
rd,+o,x rb,c,oo r,,hnne.
Eo:1ots enacaeo Anoane'
ha'ing Just returned from Richmond, 1aete
nave oeen NE
.h-n1,h xorr -s,r,h1. n,nrr somr f,ct. and inct
.utouku !uut ,aiasu.o p.Psi so.1s s,"..,as
Itxas Fr1d,y morning when / ssiled up
the JameS4 Rmpany with Rev. Mr.. Ryder and
Mr.. Kimbar3 6r this city. We passed the forty
toEpedoea which were placed IN sieht b the rebel
nsra brigade between cfy foht ana haenmond.
Tteee were marked ont BY one OF the officers Of
ths BRIGADE rho w,s ssp9sa md thereby r
pen.G ~ go. 49, h-,,- =. .nnhn- H:rinr a.s.
Enall rec nag On ouoy AZ ancnot' aAs.aR pass.
ea BY Fort n.snS We sSaerso me 1s.sa
u.- 4r thn .sh.ne .ot abandoned cannon nm Tho
Ha! sne snape s,a;.a assaraa eorts 1900 W. +ae
bridges, emou1dering ruins, and mouznful streets
sshfte with floating papers, documents, wills
sana. "n' ,na acr, .ose.her tt nsnce.a rs,tca a.
iorlner grandeur and deepo,lsm greeted the eye in
every direction.
Arrived Mt the -Spottswood Hotel; breaklasted
on eoansn oat1' poih a1o uo'asnee' as ta'eoA "
Nhet they tefneo eonee, ano flteeo INC outtet
whieh reflected all The eolors OF the rainbow and
ermrse Passed mn The spariops staIr caae and
oi,ne fhe rioomy balia to IaT allotted room-tuf-
n:criy occupied .by WInder Or Mitchell. In the
IL fn.
-rHect .,nnn fhe hfstorfc memorics-tne weazen
fscsa md 1nrdIv hsnteur OF ,he sons Of Befiai who
1nrsr made war uppn the GoyerQtpent which had
,ft.ad and spoiled them But when night camt
.Nfth lis candies short and Rreusy, and tiny lights
1:rkcTlng In fnr gloom and lcngthening out the
: shadows IF aecting forms INTO dismal apectrea Of
ar.other wozld-ft was easily understood how and
! here John Mitchell and hi. compeeFa wrote out
tleF 1ehasn a W V.ens a'e r nons oa po1iea
" W tne nsaus IntsS - ~ i3ihn,S nndssntaJ
st TGau ," VI noht, 9hev -otrr,ed frn,' iha sIaye
~ M sath ~ soi - *, rno, IN tis same hntei
TotM1thstanane one he: to sleep and % eet I'd Of
nnkeasaal 5 attss n1 ~ ~ fpont snd naaI
nttng 1o1 an4 ~ thrt NJ, hresstwnrs ~ btae
II nas ,ho4e ~ u ~ ~ F.rn.i "ver orS nntsS
nenana " n4as 3sa're ~ ~ ~ rset nu eud t
nrss mo Win ,he trnth that eraybacks ara erav
haeIs for n that,
or.5eff pavss. which stenas On an erainence oyer
lcokipc the river and city. 1t il built of brick,
tl1ee stories high square, and modern style for the
Suuthr The front and back portion Of tho house
ia protected by high pcrhco, supported by large
Doric columns. The GROUNDS n Hont eiope
gracefully % ten ~ tse ons4a M aedas
meas and exclusive pfeteneio1s. 4 tcW days hs-
fore HIS Higlnese LETT, come one paced Ut pig
trout door EalaoWe and rope. winch lnte1aihed
t!s morning assonnhs ~ nar,, f,ra 1rho
ates h hesa9narters II, Ills said house, had
tue PRIVILEGE Or disgust Of ea.eslhg gtana mt.aln'
Everything Was 1ntact-miifote, catpeS. Ptctules,
and other ornaments, Tuea oiepiayed aale tasLe
end nesaly: hns GGH ~ t-.nr;ona texises an5 ~
voting trains Of thought and feeling Whien M nov
cred around the arch traitor, md wn1cn "efo Re,
yerberated on the shores Of nesdihon, we should
heard on 9noss ae2s sseaus about
! Al hfyaHf fnFh
, 1865-04-29

On Wednesday night preceding the Presi-
dents assassination, little deaf and dumb
girl In our Institution got up in her sleep,
went to classmate, and after ro1sing her,
spelt with the manual alphabet, Lincoln u
shot" In the morning the somaambulist
knew nothing OF the circumstance till inform
ed Of it by her friend In the presence Of
others.
The incident would probably never have
been recalled but for the Fad emphasis which
after events gave it..
It nov seems one OF those cases of pres.
cience which 50 often arise to puzzle mental
philosophers ".
Institution for Deaf and Dumb, April Is.
, 1865-04-29
CHICAGO CATTLE Ma BKET.

DF9F CATTLH-1Ge 1ecelpts to-dsy have BEEN
3f86 and the thsmens t5so haad. Tue entered sales
at tbt various yards amount to 80 head at ranXa
Of Is to Ss5a tor common, and T15os6 6 for good
Government cattle;
Themarket to-la ~ was more active, and curing the
fo1erart Of the day prices were well maintained, but
In the afternoon private Advices from Albany wste
received, indicating decline the mark=t there and
p1lcts we're consequently weakened. Most Of the
bu.ln done 1t the yards to-day Wac In GoverumsAt
esttle and but cne heavy bryer Was in the m.4es.
Tn:s sbsence Of coupetiu1n tns tendency to ke.p
p11ces WILL oown, and Is rathes detrimental to tha
stock growing interest.
Gcyerntnsut contractors aueEt that at tho low
n,1ces at which the recent contracts let bpyesa
cannot pay the prices which have heretofoze pre-
vailed.
Yesterday new freight tariff went Ito operation
on the ~utgt Ing soadJ- We shall publish u, tahe In
full IN cur next Issue, but only ale to al
that RI ducton OF 20 car to Buffalo has been made
Tic receipts Ut the various Jarrs are liberal and or
fair order. st the Michigan Southern Tasds we no.
tce LIT Of 100 spleudid distil1ery fed, owed by
| HelnA T. Thompson, Ct Licon, Poosta couatY nj
They aze the 1t Ct lot Of 800 equally ane aud con
stute OF the best stock which hss appeared in
the yards tor rome time Taylor l. Co, Of this cttr
also 1sve lot OF 1oa very nne dsslllery fed. They
| are TO be shipped to New York this NO. nirg
! We eum up the market active, but ut unchanged
! p1lct closing weaker.
Choice Beeves Is
oaon eolp ~ Rtso1 to Medium. ss9
1nte1 401s4 50
| The following a1e the sales to day:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
SHERMAN TAHps.
staeer SD Coax q head averaging 80 ns at 500
| Cooley & Co sold Kelly II head su1-fet averaging
1e. ms to Kelly L Co. Is head averaging liza ns,
Leech 10 Mehan Is head averaging 1o1 ~. 1t IS 50.
MICHIGAN soETHKRI IAHps.
EtEsho1n te 9 + Doude s. head 1ows Oxen averaging
1
, 1865-04-29
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EvEHIsa, April %.
Tae following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions, during the past twenty
four hours: ..........
, 1865-04-29

W6GDNVsiy iittie Il 6eins dore. We quo.e:
h:een co;d, %
Ctrso saates wste: Carg scnr Brigham, IS cords
Fist shore Beech t f6 IS.
JY0UL-There IL nothing doing. We Qu tie coJ-
mon best At 45e.cc. Eales were: 500 ~ caolce At
SIC,
, 1865-04-29

makI3g contracts at ~ ME F:oatso Nav YorE, aEd
FLIUM.Eeesived 1sso ~: s:lpusd, w bt's.
Msf1et x mSIs mHa.aTs CtS 4 st no III.
gtst" rn p. t. sFsna ExTRAs-1 500 bis "Chartes
SH .cK H4xs" !, s9soo o5's, & ~ named: Il ISIS:
Ss15: 10 orls aBuahutll" at $50. - . -
WHEAT Received, $50 bu; shipped, so.;73 tu.
Mprkrt142c lower. SAtta VI re: 90 6u No, Sorns
n 81 sk 5eoo ha Do 4 4 1850 bn do At Il IS;
e Go du as 1sH; Geo nu do 1t g1185f; 100 bu
Do a,t,sx SS1 a. GO 6 a a sL1s I6 600 By So d. ss
tpr quiet at u 13k for No l..
GOKN-Rectived. E,2sa su: shipped, 1c7,177 hu.
MHrk 20sc lover. Sales wtrr: Coax II 5roRI-
s5ofS X "a 4! It. AZ; 90 ss - do 4 b
seoo nq as 4 ec 4@9 ea % 1t sose sAso b d. es
ID No Canal attic O. b.: 4ct3 In Ri .cfea - -"
sleat: 500 bu do on D. t.
0AT4-Rectiyed, 1890 bu; ehIpped i5.?iS hu
ns;ks' ~! ass nes KsX sss goo 70
exc; l5,9 bu cost 4ec: 1000 ou do q 4oc-c.o.inx
quiet It 22Ac 1. : No. ! In stcre.
RfEcReteiTed. 100 bu !; sh!o oed. 4 $50 hu Market
quiet and pec aaged. sslst were:-8oo bE No. Rle
BARLEf-Rece1vod 1.ioe bu; shipped none,
, 1865-04-29

Fs1pAT EyHHH9, April q. 1853.
LAR sdles u Cram noto n1ads on a o1sss aT 2c
sIoss0e IN acccTd1nc6 tctsh reso1nt4o4 pdtatd on
'Ccr1k dnd ara 10 reported b ~. utess otaerssss
EtkElfsHT8-LAKx FR11GHTs were dull and Xc
lower. Engagements we're To BCTFALo-Schr Athe-
mar 1fe a. ltc; echf CoEinshlAn Wheat at tic: Dg
ALL RAIL FRk1aHTs-Tha various KAstesu soad4
, 1865-04-29
JUST PUBLISHED.
TIE THINKING BAYONET,

BY JA8- 4. HCSafEE*
Author Of Color Guard Of which the y. 7. Kvenin1
began 10 show It's influence literature book which
xVes 10 vivid sketch OF the sn1dieTs iffc 70 sharp
and vet gracefully outlined drawing OF tho trxn4
por the camp the msrch tho hospital, tbs nghs,"
The new work Is written with equal vigos and petnt,
and incudes much OF the sam personal incids ut and
adventure which gave ths "Guard" such success.
11.nn II s.
, 1865-04-29
The Poor Pope-where Ii Ife to Col

l.
It appears to be settled question with the
Powers OF Europe that the Pope cannot re-
1uain in Rome very much longer, and they are
severely herassed as to where he is to locate
himself In future. a committee waited on
Lo,d Palmetston recently, asking if the Holy
Father cculd not obtain PLACE IN England
TO reside. But faltncrston shook his head
md said, No; he could not permit him TO live
in England, but suggested that he might
afford him an asylum in the island Of Malta.
Napoleon would not have him In France for
nny consideration He Is too much afraid Of
Lin. Another papal visit to France n his y
uncle'e time brought no good luck with 1t.
The Emperor OF Russia would not have him,
| Of course; for he is q Pope himself in his own
| dcmInione. The King Of Italy Is only too
anxious to get him ont Of TINT country az
toon as possible: and so with all the other
crowned heads. Tie poor Pope has where
not to lay his head IN Europe It Is evident,
then, that his best course would he to come
| out to this country. He Will get a safe asy-
I lum and will be protected In any part Of the
United States. For the matter Of that, our
little chateau ut Fort Washington is entirely
at his disposal.-N +. Herald.
We hope the Pope will accept the invita-;
ton. Old Benefits object in rendering him
home in his " chateau" is TO secure absolu,
tIon for his past manifold sins and plenary
Indulgence for the remnant Of hislitc Bennett
Is terrible old sinner. He can furnish ample
employment for the Pope during Ill the time
he may stay at the Fort Washington "cha
TEAM" In settling and forGtvinE the fright.
tully lcng account that stands charged
against him On the other side Of the ledger
there is Ntllc or nothing Standing TO his
credit in the shape of good actions or iaten.
tlons. The Pope will find big job" and a
bard customer at Washington Heights.
, 1865-04-29

BKRLM: Being tbs sixth volume Of Miss Landes3 ID
Inrable and tAvoz1ta spectacle se1ea. ProfuselY
YOUTHS HISTORY Or THE REBELLION. Vol l.
Roanoke to Mnrheeoboro. By YIN. H. Thnyaz, k1-
n M -...-. .----.--
HISTORY or THE ANTESLAVERY MEASURES Or
THE sTH AND 3eth CONGRESS. BY aKNAroR W1zr
Soy 81 M.sss kew. revised and ENLARGED edttloa:
the acts Of the Last session. II no. u T.
, 1865-04-29
OLD BUCHANAN.

L ssIInppy Retired Starekmanss - or the
@Or<cIhFoN and pun1AHmcnt Of
14AcOln3
, 1865-04-29

T711 FTiIDERS.- Sealed PROMO
-,'i ne RECESSED 1T the Illinois State uoseetes:
.of tie Iaaaae as sJacs'on''le' una May losa. lsa.
for ING BRICKS, LIME, SAND
And for the Brick and Stone Work
or the East WiaE Ct shat Institution
The plan sud diGs q nsIons m ot The building NH os
an Ehfch sal uId be Amfue; b. thn.a nv dSnv .,
bta The Tsoses; =, e,d. s;Sn n
Jacksonville. I'll. March Is, la.
Dh4QSl4 t6t AAT 7u1A1U edn
, 1865-04-29

IN PRESS. FUE PUBLICATION IN NIX.
auxoss o. WAH. By Rav- z E. Ha1a.
LIFr or HoKAcK MANY; with extracts ftou bis jour
mas ant Correspondence By Mrs- Mann,
RKAsoS n RKLi81oN. ~ Iay- F. II. Hed9e. u l.
Prof Of Fec. History at Harvard UnlvsEslty;
Tux CHURCH OF THE First THRRx ExSTCKiEA ~ A4xs
A.Iamxon D. D. New, reYised ant greatly eulAs1sa
edition. .-..+,r.h1s
P.sre MAETixs dKKAr IIIsroEr nr FKATcH y q.
ing me .Decltre Of the sc E!Sosa 3o3s Mo8sD'>-
eoncsn9Mtne Rost sa1 ar inr1s xiv" 3voia- a. NsW
,;t3e4zT1iyT:1t.r,e tez1y:t H1s.or1 ENGLAND: Vol aad
is.t-it6s CotnPlssss,ns ss,s tse e r2,z Hnx ready.
sea1 s6iner I'M Imuostaas enterprises In prossee"
, 1865-04-29

s1IEEP-TheEe Is hut little doing, md prices are
hardly up 10 the usual figure. Good grades only are
in Demand
Ths following are the reported 1ales.
SHEEP SALES TO DAY,
sHkHXAa'B YAHpB.
Acsms.. -. Holmes. s............ 2 81 S25
COLI y..-s..s.-.+"ss ~ s..'...'%<o 1N aN
MICHIGAN soUTuERS YARps.
, 1865-04-29
New York etoeh nfarhe<.

CsoetDE prices for cash. Aprn ~. 1875. hessasoo D5
F. G. satou,tal = Co.. Cornut1Aon, Stock s7d 8oAd
Brokers, 24 Clafk street, Ctlta2o.
, 1865-04-29

Memphis N1ourus-Tn what way Mem.
pnte haoutns-l1en. WAshbuFh aud
his Poltcy-MeetlnE OF Secesh SYM
ers-Thc PlundefinE OF the Steamer
NIatt1e-PeFwonal KAtteFz-0a 0aba ndsA
EIpedIt1on-TrRde In meuaphfs~
, 1865-04-29

MODIFYING TIE ORDER ABOUT TIE OATH
An important modification Of the order pre-
hibiting prisoners. Of war from taking the
oath Of allegiance, and. being discharged, e1-
ccpt upon special order Of the Secretary Of
War, will soon be made 30 that all except the
higher rebel officers, or prisoners sgainst
whom charges exist, may thus obtain their
discharge. Thosc who refuse to take the
oath Of allegiance Will be retained until they
are exchanged, or until the final termination
Of the war, when some general policy as to
the disposition to be made Of them WILL bo
decided upon.
, 1865-04-29

INTERVIEW BETWEEN GEN. GRANT AND
SECRETARY SEwA8D.-A correspondent to the
Eastern press writes that Gen. Grant had 8
most affecting Interview with Secretary Sew
ard, few days since. The Secretary grasped
the Generals hand with great emotion, and
exclaimed " Thank God! Gen Grant, you
are alive! n The General who Is 80 stoical
amid scenes Of carnage, broke down com.
plete]y. The sight Was shocking one, for
the two dreadful gashes On each side Of his
face, so dishgure the grey-haired old man, that
his friends can scarcely recognize him. The
eye above Is as It was-clear and brigh-..
, 1865-04-29

ctyEsrness, o4csa45 Collar, = tt.... usse. e.5
Corn n Haruess NaO{0 Enuxhter soje. 0 42-1
Line, Z n..... 14l00A6 sisughtsr Hole
Kip LssvJ.n 5 6.!3Eo s.! Fuenos AYres. asa osa
CnH p ~. 5-6! ia Orincco Soie. n9a6 81
Tnner n IT,. ia ID = Drtnoco Tuci S~ ~Ss
E5ansrT Unner 01S6G9S damared n37ea Qs5
Nv
Ts.Gas1 : - "a = ' ,en q
Tnncr '''' Sa6 = F1enc6 i::f IL 0@ @s
EtHp EEH> 1E''ii'm ~VeeS-'+ - ~"s MA > ~
AtR: } Ho' HaS as,1 IN ELK "a @"s1 ~
Kin 10 NV d S5fn1i moinss. = DR. 1xHSSa
EsX, erua-. '.' iEG5 3 ID Franch Csit. L.
, 1865-04-29

In former letters I have referred to promi-
neDt patriots who represent this city in the
Legi4fature and other public positions, aud it
RIchards expects to be appointed State su-
pefiutendent Of Railroads, and that Dr.. A.
Glegg is vigorously operating at the Leggisla-
, 1865-04-29

JoHE BE1L.-Another report comes that
John Bell, the Fillmore candidate for the
Presidency in 1850, died recently in Alabama.
1t will be reco1lected that Mr.. Bell wus re-
ported at Augusta, Georgia, some months
since, in the EXTREMIST poyerty-another vic
tim to the dire ch1mera Of secession.
RoBBER1,-The Champaign Union reports q
daring robbery in that place on Thursday of
lnst week. 4 farmer named Joseph Stedem
was accostcd by two men who entered into
conversation with him concerning sick horse
that Mr.. s. had with him. One Of them pro-
fessed to be a veterinary surgeon, and to hare
medicine that would cure the horse, and in 2
very natural manner Invited MIR. Stedem to
smell OF the medicine contained in a bottle,
which the latter unsuspecting1y did. This
bottle contained powerful anasthetic agent
which immediately deprived Mr.. s. of his
senses, when the villains coo1ly proceeded to
llunder their victim. They took 500, and
then decamped leaving their victim insensi"
ble. The rasca1s are still at large.
, 1865-04-29

II Early IN November 1ast, when The Chi
cago conspirators, Walsh, Greniell and tho
butteznut fraternity were arrested, General
Sweet put R1uzzle On the Chicago Times.
As the article WAS to be worn during the dog
days merely, NC are not surprised to find that
organ now showing It's teeth at the General.
The consplrators having been disposed Of aud
the rebellion ended, we presume 1t il a mat
ter Of Indifference to him what the Confed-
crate print may esy or leave unsaid. The
only object which the General had in encour-
aging the 1anes to be quiet last November
was to secure the safety Of the city and to
bring the conspiratora to justice.
, 1865-04-29

! There vas good attendance at the Board Of
Trads Evening Exchange, but with the exception
Of Oats the general markets were iuact1ve and
heavy. .--...-..
Before the call it was resolved that Mesa Pork,
Prime Mess Pork and Lard bo added to the list OF
articles on the call.
The fo]1o1yinp ARA fbe sa1es ua12 On the cal1:
, 1865-04-29

New ..Mills..4-42,
WatnsuttA...-.H3s.
Bst@.....-4
W..lte Rock,,.A l
James Mil1s...S
n ~ III q,
L&ug1ou.
Bay Mllls......A
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-09
News Items.
BY Telegraph 70 he Nep York SUM-

Tnn papers 10 tho cass Of Champ Fer giaon have
boen forvhr lei nom Nashv.llc, rcuu., to the
President for his approval or rejection.
rns lighthouse at Ncw Point, in Chcsapctk.
ray, WAS IA OF Saturday nisht, for the lrsl time
sncs 1t was eAunguishcd by thc rcbels in i-ei
twill show white hgL. 10 future.
CorToS sales al Mobile, on SATURDAY, amounted
10 1900 bales at ~ 10 s,lee OF the week 10 O,v,
receipts 1000 export, of ,hc week Q, l05 stock
JJ,oOO. The total amount OF cotton destroy cd By
the ate FIRE was 1880 bales.
An the Methods. Conference he'd at Z lsehtld,
Tlnn, on Saturday, great ,niuusissm was mani.
ics.sd at tie introlu,son Of II sbop soule, tho
Oldest D'hop u lat faith IN too world. Al. pre-
sent 1850 to their feet At hia entrance.
a rIzE yesterday Afternoon destroyed the United
States bonded warehouse on ncekcrs1n street.
whafPa'ladel hia, containing 1 900 barrels Of coal
o.l belonging to various p.r.ias. Loss 500 600 /;
insurance about $4,000, mostly In New York and
Now England conf la.cg.
LouIg MoLAsE, Superintendent OF wei. 4
FAr,o'f Express arrived At s,t Lake, Utah, yes.
teriay 'rU,a SaA Francisco, having mAlo tNotrp
In days, l. hours sud 30 minutes. Ho travelled
| y stage 1Ol miles, iuclu1ing 100 miles over tho
Sierra Ncyala, n IS hours IulI is tho quickest
trip ever made.
TINS Lexington tvs) GAz-rrE gives = broi
sccouut o. tue inauguration ~ tho late Gen. Lee ss
Pre- ddent ~ Washington College, on u.e % inst,
which consis.s OF simpls admit s,raaon Of the
oath Of oflcc. The GAzFlIE says that Al Mr. Lees
request, tho coisnon e, OF Ito occasion were uisde
private, brioi, and unos.en1Atous ss poss bl,
1ng panter's Convention met o, Now Orleans on
te 4th, and discussed the FIlis.t q 40 broken
| leyees. To Convention p.Nuouel Governor
Wells and General C4nby to sssit them with adj
from tho State and general Governments, 80 that
they could mako Ito ucco sary repairs. Both
! gentlemen promised to We their stcluon to the
after.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-09
RELIGIOUS INTELIICENCE.
The Epl.copnI Conycntiou- Eonrth nnr

Ehildd,i rho, oct. THE convention ressscmblcd
al ten O'Clock. Testimonial, from the Diocese Of
Tenuessec relative to the election OF bhop Of that
State, were referred to the Committee GU Couiecr,
,ou Of Bishor..
Tho election Of Jss. C. Talb't n n. - A.,.t.u,
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Indiana wa. ouTrod to tho
Committee on Consccration of Bishop.
The Rev. J. H. Aupctem, Of win,tcd ConneGtcu,.
prcsonicd memorial ashins permission OF the con.
ycnton to omit from the Niccne Greed certain words
which have teen in'crpoated In ,hc -I creed sincc
the Committee on PRAYER Book
The Rev VI Hare, ot Philnderhis cfre'ci a rcso-
lntion lot the appointu cut VI mtCc 20 consider
tht causes relating to admission TO the ministry with
hvicw TO render their Gning more oNV Que aud "
render entrance TO the % lut.'Ty more t'tlrult
A inossase was received iItm the iiou-e ui Bishop-
ie alive TO the conduct Of Aichhi-ho Gray, o; Cape
Town, In South Africa in the detection OF the go
caled hercs, OF Bishop COicusO, oi SsiN, and cou-
eTNustins Aichbishop Gray on his action 10 said
mcfsa-o W. received from the II,u-o Of Rishop,
informing the Convention that fhc House Of B sh.
op' is SATISFIED that the l.ev. Richard hooker WI
OF Bshop having been elected ~ the c.crr - of that
ot.ee IN tAo vacant qicccs Of Alabama, and that
without an examination of the cl.cum.tauyrr ocra-
siUnins certain canouc irrcsufutics iu the election
and conservation, ami cNr.ut'y CCr, airing shat Ne
ItesenI action shAl never b. tounti ued or accepts,
A. pI,codCnt, this IlDue hereby accepts tie Eisht
hN. Dr. Wilmer ne B.shDp 81 AIAiaI and conscu'H
q HE tp.scopate as sch provided tLAt the House "
NeTIcGl ana Lay lNpuuos IL Nilhug 10 sisiiW
its concurrence IN such acceptance gnd con4cnt,
and that thereafter tho BshOp Oi Alabama shall
Nansmit Ia pItus 10 ID, pIesding lisht y W BE- by
!lW committed 10 tie custody Ut the totis Of this
iuuse, the promise OF conformity compr.od IN tho
ohco io tuc consec ration OF bishops IN tho ordinh"
Aitef long discussion on the pluputcl uew canon
Iea'ive e c.eliymsn cnterns me mi,isary or naval
service, tho CunveuuUn al. burned.
Tennessee Methodist Conference.
Nashrtil, 2cnn., Oc!.-1he Tounes.co Methodist
Conference 10 stIl in sos'ion a, BdsoGold. Many
eminent dyiues are In attendance.