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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01
Notice OF Incorporation.


NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions OF the Law OF Iowa 20 errnins q =
pnrsfoDs pecnpiary profit the una rsrn, have or.
gan zed themselves together body corporate to be
"7he Imperial Gold and Silrer Tunnel Com
pany Of Idaho.
The rrincpal place II rsnsac.iug the bu,ne.. Of said
corpo, alton shall be Kepknk lows
The gen ra nature of the business transacted hy
said corp ration 10 to be dealing in mineral lands
no Territory and els where operating in said rer-
rfory and esevhsre and particularly In the Oo rno
Mountains, the conniy of Owyhe in said Territory
siso dealing the ocks and n properly .nnr
ta!ning to the objects above enumerated
The capital stock Of sail corporation shall be Ave mil.
lions OF dollars, whieh IN 70 b. paid the corporation
immediately upon its alton by the 10
the corporation Of the Tunnel Mining Lands and Mine
located In Cold and Silver Mountain, number me ~
| In the Or Fine Mountains in On yh-e county Idaho
Territory. now tnown the Imperial g, Id aud Silver
Min - be NOR particularly sciited in deed to the
corporation The property 80 to be conveyed and the
franchises OF the shall the original
capitol stock thereof and shall be considered Is ID in
when the salt IL made and shall be divided
intn shares OF one hundred dollas each
The said corporation shall commence on the z,.t a.
OF June, 1855 and continue twenty years su ect to
fhe o6ieerr OF said corporation shall consist Of
o. Five Directors, who shall elect their avn nnuh-y
be OF their number, and such executive and other em
mittees .hn be disnatsd by the by laws m. aid
board q Oh shall be elected by tho stock
from ther own number on the u .uday Of June
OF ach and every year and shall continue ia ONE
their successors ahosn. Said sh.,f nnt
II any time inu n dsbtedu b exce-d,nr ten tbcns
snd dollars The private petty Of the
WAR sss 9r ~, es a' o srn.
URIAH RAPLEE, n. LOVE
A. MINEtK n r. an
URIAH PERRY D. " norm
JOHN 4. POST, " KIanrprp
The omcsrs Of said corporation are the Ello~ iux:
rss.ss RAPLEK
&. LIVE
jy3l-dsv - :" o"''
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IN these nights, the following remark, wrich
a distinguished divine recently made, may be
IN season. IL don't mind SO much.' said he
ABOUT the mosquitoes biting me, if they
would not always say grace before meat
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KEOKUK Ferry,

Asssrs. yANDYKR, MARTIN i On -.
now running the Ferry 81 this MAJ -
vii cot spase labor o. sxpenss 10 Hcri..
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COTTON YAEN.

choice article Of EASTERN coTroN Yarns,
'orted numbers-very low. =
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Lals1slbeF, Nhissglcs aud Ian

uMSsRhEN AND auI.DsRs are Inform d that :.
= sfs n"w Misunderstanding lat the Psnl 4 niatf NM
SOU tees aaiy Of the various kinds Of Pisa Isa.N~-
40 snnxhs and L.th Prompt attention viii B. eivsn
49, ssssyvesrss 4. nO6nn1 Do,
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ing 'no instructor for Young Men. Also, new an.
reliable treatment tor Disease. ofth. r,,,n.uss
'''"'-sNsn' Tree, In sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
= sa'LAtN HouaHToS. Howard Association. Phil.
sl2hia. Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

The Local Committee At the several points above men
TONED will please make Tn. necessary arrangements fol
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY,
Chairman Stat Central Committee.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. BENNETT, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. reported faVorably on the bill. II.
X. Is. authorizing County Boards 10 receive
subscriptions and make donations for the cree
tion u monuments 10 soldiers.
On his motion the rules were suspended r.
yeas d. nays 3.
The PRESIDING OFFICER Mr. Richmond
in the Chair announced the consideration OF
Mr.. Cummings Agricultural College bill ;. No.
a..
Mr.. CUNNING said the bin had been read
three times. but h. had amendments. embrac-
hug the proposition made lay Monroe county !;
ani concerning Trustees for the College. etc.
which he hoped would be agreed 20 by unani-
nous consent.
The amendments were agreed 90 Nv consent.
aud the bin was passed 10 the Senate by yeas
-, nay l.. g. follows:
YrAs-N,.,r. Barker. Bonssn. sosmaa. R-ail.y.
Bro~n o. H,mii n, Brtwn Of wsrs cobb. C,rn'n,
Gales D'wl y, EGs "a 2 srh. f1ltT, Giof', Hor.
usoat, sag rsry. honpson. vAs e. war1. Will
am. and Pre,sisai "a
i1A.-Nessrs Nisoa. ssesen. Bennett. Csrson,
.hapn = ,Safe~ Culver, n,vs..Ds s,HsnnA. secag
wooi-. ant wrlrht-is
Mr.. WRIGHT. in explanation Of his vote.
said n did not like the details II the bill. and
he thought the institution was going to be an
eNpeRsiis oae Y ~ Sisse, A. coul1 lot vote
for 70 lie VOTED "neH
The roll call being finished
Mr.. THOMPSON said he opposed the loca-
fion 81 this college ~ Bloomington because he
believed his constituents were opposed u IL !:
and because he thought IL W. not central
location. Tho gse>tion II location, however.
came before the Senate aud wss fairly Won ~
the accomplished Frc>lgent OF the senate; and
h. voted " ave. On this bin out % pure con-
plment Ia that gentlemen, for whom he enter
tanned the highest regard.
The vote was then amended. - The bill
passed.
The bill. H. II. l2S declaring furfeited the
right ofway II crrt1ln railroad companies 10
branch road-. no part Of which have been com-
pleted. aud upon which nowork has been done
for ten years, etc.; ~a> real,
Nh. OlLEh explained it, provisions and
favored it, passage.
Mr.. COBB hsd no idea II the eases 10 which
This hill applied were known 70 the Hou-s 10
would have passed that body. That BODY
WOULD not have knowingly done the injusiice
contemplated Nv this bin 10 an already over
buniened and almost broken down corpora
N,'n- The bii proposes 10 take the properly
-. 90 sninpany. amounting 70 ahU1 Siv1,sce
~ ~ pul u into Tue hands u another: and ~
sn.. sery time the company owning the prop
sI,y u nessota tiug- f1r it, saie he ba.ed nj,
uon Of justice. '-F's NY
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Rates OF Advertising.

a iv-ru-- in--sfef lenE-r .i-se than three
aalhs s BE- charged sporuona TO the thrse mouths
scale.
f~.f notices. .fE linz. snd unic- Oh g.. more than
sx me- i--- thsa ten. 81 20. over ten lines, go
cent per ii1@ "a in-ertion.
All r.nslsas .nd occasional taysrls.msnis and Local
Nssio. mus, Be paid 20 In -fvance
Mtrrlsxe notices. ~ Fan~ri soticrs ell
NJ siTeft-ementi with cuts viii be taken. 49,.
rate. ~ adserslag N fhe sekls sentinel WILDE
hAftse charged In the Daily nsrsd for one week
"a time
q discontinued before pirst'on % con-
tract oil - charged Tor the time inserted secordngto
IL above fstss.
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INSURANCE.
W. OWE BLOW a usr or FAITHS INJURED
SIyNIsslppI INSURANCE COMPANY,

xho have sns,arsd loss By Gre since "a orsaairstioa
The trst column denotes the rumber Il police. ~.
s-eond column the smoaot insured A. ree.ris the
promptitnde q the Company IN
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, December 2D.-The Clerk OF
the House Of Representatives has received GER
tihcates OF election OF southern members n
follows: From North Carolina, Z; from.Louisi-
ana and Mississippi. 3; from Tennessee, Z;
from Virginia. q. Some Of these have been re-
ferred 10 the Select Committee,
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Certificates nf the variogs icis' lrsf pat into
envelope seaei up and IA xed at Wien ordered.
taken out WHO regard 10 ch0ic ani sent BY mail.
thus Swing all fair chance. receipt Of the oergin.
cate you viii what you 20 have and then Il Al
your option send the Dp1r asd take the article or
not. Purchasers ma thus obtain 6Oli Wetca, DiA-
uond Ring. any set Of Jesery on our lft Tot oNE
DOLLAR
send % Gents for Certificate.
In al transactions BY mail, shall charge for for
warning the Ceritcses Paying the postsg. and doing
ne bu n.s, IS Gus each. w-ieh M ~ en,Iaae1
rb- eerIifc - j. Fiv- CIT frates Vii
cent r 81; J. for q, 30 To- 50. loo for sl5
taESTs We want ~ NE IN very Re- uen' end IN
ever. and county m the County. those ng
such ~i be allowed 10 cent? every certhcaie
deref by them. provided heir rernitfs5-e
Ore Do AR Agents gill col - for every Ger.
Heate. aud II cents 10 Vs. ether a. "a POST
age stamps BhYAs BROS a CO.
neNsl dSm IS LIBERTY 81. Ne York ctr.
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:. puhl.hsd every Nard.y. at o. 90 PER .nnum, in
afvsn1s.
TPSo paper .eni without tbs money. nor continued
. ger time than paid for.
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r.ke Particular Notice.

Drs Acton a Co sad - al fhs4s - o have iulursf
teuelvss ~ IN rcpsr lnt0l "a solitary habit.
sfieh ruin Boy sId mEd. untg q eus fos eithsr
ba.ias "a. : q y, - isty marriage
rue unparalleled Success whch IS attended our prso-
te- ~ msny r-nsrzsbi- err.s ss hav. .fsctad
hi~h promo 1ncsd Dcarshls 81 ns.t IN uenf
% cisrs. tu-t fyes IA Offering er ~ -. 10 tn
corfd nee o unfsrteaate oUr lsae pfset o. aat
ne iuiar-eueut 81 he nj ca fF.I-rus an not n.
ent r. pres shou 60 ipcs he Ike I'LL thst
snd vi perform I'll We rrounse
Dr.. Acton Co. have for many y.ars s.isnsively cs
vot TIER attsuiiOn % the trestusui u tlsss con-
plants
ken-mber. cfre IN Pen Frank IN Prntiu = G Bald
ns. " West MAJ Aa9 stree. .ualsns pois. ia1isns
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a4TH INDIANA LEG lSLATURE.
session

HsssID a AND ". n paAfsa.
Omissions and curtdilmeHts Of these Re
ports. for cant ~ space ava these columns. tciii
be printed ia the Brerfer Legislative Reports.
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ASTROLOGICAL.

20 ..E>rss nAKkks AND 50 sAD1Lk HAxls
NIL lNnly % Grtnsey Co, No. % sovsh Nan
s1ssS o. Las. No. sssies
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From n w York.

Smuggling on the Frontier-Suicide
an New York New York Collector.
ship-Southcrn Affairs->avannah
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TERMS OF THE DAILY.

n sna .ner sovrubsr is,. he price % the Daily
Herald OH b a. foil - =.
To e.rrsrs sssnts and dsssfs per copy ''-.'Se
To r.x.l.r ..h-erfb~r. .hsr delivered ~ car
ri-r azrnt. pr vel $3.50. -----.-+ ,,c "a
n.u a.gsbls IN alvarez, Per yer. ~
months. ......+.. W
one mouth .....-s.. 80
A. fefs~--shte - ef'y su.scrbers Al 3 eeue pr
-~ek ~ Oh IS per month. pad trcrJ IN Al ssnse
Az oer snnun oil ~ chsrssd bat not paid IN a.
vs,-s Is e-nt. per ~~-k all Be uVauably The price
fsfters shefh~r for publication business,
rsst hs 81 fre.ssd 20 Hall Hutchinson. fndanspo
Indiana ,..,
i.ufss spofls DsuI HrEkID IL s-nt By al the carry
a.. .xpr.-- Trsins aod deli erred % sub-crhere "a
a .esaf tosn. shoat ths am- u u distrbaed IN
f...,r. fra- he Cspal % fpdisna 10 get the news
~ a. Aay IRON "a -elve hoars before they can re-
80 Il thrsask % Published slssrhere The paper
- =. hsf ~ aegs ard carriers at any % the
"a t8zns on The roads centsriEs ~ Id anspols
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Disease. of the Blood, etc.

Drs Acton co--p.sr SIR. ! mast again state that
your remedies really eEcsiisut for scrofua. ssph-
il. Seminal wsskns-s. Inquiries q The blooi. mad
tbey never fsli % sbsn uset a. directed have
"a c-stes "a cur - the - So hys IN
hospstsH. In he sAsrt spsee . fogr week
y. VIII LEsir. A. n.
re. Yort, Dccemberis, iss3.
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All Work Warranted. Send for
Price List.
JEW ELRY.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Be DISPOSED
OF At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regard 20 value. Not te rsi Coz until Yea
kDcw what you receive.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

Dr.. Acton Col have cur.d. ~ the q your
remedies several psuent that bad been inmatss a The
Laastc Asylum from the evil effects - sfminsi weak
se1eutsry habits. In all such Gases consider
nothing can equal your medicine
J " sAiIfSs. ND.
Albany. y r. October Is. lisa.
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Mr.. FOULKE submitted preamble and
resolution, reeiting that Thomas ,. howell
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..rv. for avery dollar in p.p in circulation Th,
no, Necessary for al o,dIn A,y nome me- ,'n,,e'ion,
.,an,iv occurring periods when the balance
p.tuesn ecun,ries and in the United state; tolvecn
N. diferent ssctcns must he ietled in coin. Thee
balances are insisnihcant in mount in comparison
With the transacti IONS out OF hich they ar,e and
po.ipos. ,",ilements they arransed without d,'
turbine the movements OF eOiu4 whenever specie s
needed for this PqP.'e; ,r, on -, .hSud Se eohSerS
inlo H. and circulation not D c2nVetuule va not
be- and ouch not TO De ,oSer sIe enrfe1eT Of the
United states vas a necessity OF var btt noS That
the var has ceased and the S ". Snnet nSs @
TO a spccie standard and he ssN no way oi aoins ~
hut by Withdrawing portioi OF ~ ION %
path 70 Tread but that which leads TO specie pay
Tssu ses,s ,so Ss.Se. Of the county Is in 40
healthy eondi,ion. We are measuring yeides oy
s,um ,ssg 'snS6 s,ossI6.r Ssrtef than n needed
for legitimate business The excess IL used In specu-
iatons The United states to-day Is the l.et ms ket
poorest TO buy The consec uence q, EuTofe sslhg
us more than che buys OF including Yui .esu.lMts M
rolling up against THAI must To settled, IN part Al
least with CON. The louter the inhsiou eontlnnes
sprcie payment to which we must return sooner OF
later, II CongieSs shAd early IN the approaching
and the wors OF teducuol 10 commenced and caie.
fully aud ptudenty carried ON, We shah IeHeh
probably without serious eml A. rNsment 70 leslu
nIats busins,a II not, Nv shait haze brteJ p'riod
81 s,duotre p'o'perHg, Te,ulrno ~ utae sP,sru ti
bankru ptcv aud disaster. lie tpoke OF the evl ten
deneie. Of the prosept initiation On she public morals.
converting tie business Of the cuuAuy ihlo thil-
bline, and se'iouly dimini.hins NE iaSCb se ,S
morality lsnsuishcs anu the produciye lndustIy oi
the country 10 bsins dem9llshed lie va hup%eIui %
lapse, and that tho currency may DO bIought 70
| specie standard vithout tnose hnancln Troubles
which have In all countries follower ps0'IAe'eu sna
sIpensNe van.
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General Intelligence.
lBy Mad to tie Nee York sunl

hps. LrScorH has scl,nowledgod the receipt on
a3,0iS tho contribution OF the peoTls u Rhode
leland to the "Lncoln Testimonial Fund"
BAEvET BRfGApirl- -GESgB,L RKvEss, late In
command of rthCad Clty, y. C.. died there las,
woek, OF bilious 'eych after an nsss ofuur days.
A FTwdayssincoA cErIet bag hanging on q hook
IN ou" Of tho Nermsnt Central cars, fell on ths
head of an infaut causing s!moa! instant death.
Two men, while racing on horsobsc,, In Nash
VILE, Tenn, sunday last, came IN contact with
cllt'es line, which catching one Of them In the
neck, killed him instantly.
Tus great N,tionAl Couvont7n ~ the Fen an
brotherhood will le held in lafclphia on tho
lG.h INST. All The States aud reTiG res will bs
represented.
GIN. FISK, o. Tennessee, reports thst he 10 rap
idly ueaslng up all irosdmens camps, and that
there is large migration from cities 70 tue coun-
try, whero there Is groai demand for labor.
TnE celebrated Beech shooting casr, In Chicago,
has been wi ,Edllwn from CouIt, an understanding
having been come to between all parues, whereby
matters have been amicatly arranged
wHAAS residing near Pittsburgh, Pa, has Just
been arrested for to murder Of her three children.
Poison was admius,er, d 10 them simultaneously
in brandy, and all three were dead ir less than
twenty minutes after psrtaEin8 Of the drink.
NAVAL prizes are ready for distribution at tho
Fourth AUDITORS Office, at Washington, to tho
crews OF The following vessels Banhridge, Iuks,
Pursuit h.gnohi, Jas. L. DAVIS Ksnawhs, aud
Keystone State.
A LADY in Boston last week .stounded female
nesDoofsl who N lhA crowd had thrust hsI hand
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yuRrurn xvrprsor ron -ur ruosrcurroS.


Fw. lille vn called for the prosecution 70 i'm.
rc.ch the testimony Of George ". fechpor. Col.
thipmAu asked tho witness whether he knev Of
fcchnor refusing TO sive dy ing men f0odt
Mr. Baker objected.
Col IN pman said that Fechnor, al,d. "Parou
Munchau.en," ~ ore that he never sav any Of tho
prisonere de- and that he never refused 10 sive them
died before the face Of echnof, who re used 10 sve
them anythlng to eat, and alsO that fechnor Vas
gambler and rough generay.
Mr.. Baker rep ed that the fact that Feehnor did
mot assist the putoneu and vn gambler did not
affect his credibiv
Col. thipm.n, referring to the record, ssted nu-
me ou, questions Of tho witness. sho contradictod
lhn, fechnof contrary to his own statements wa .
SAMPLER, aud everybody called him mean man and
that he tecced Or cheaed the prisoners out Of their
money. Ashu instance, s,A-viug man, craving tor
something 10 cat vs compelled 10 give fifty dollar
.aich to fechnor for two dollars, for which sum
cents apicce, and an ounce of butter. Fechnor had
aboard win numbers up TO nine upon ", Sheto men
Ehnbled, and he WAS aso In partnership With sut
Ter. Fcchnor vas the chief of the "Regulators''
who, alter tho siI "Raiders were hanged, robbed
aud stolo more than the Raiders" themselves "a
hr from fechuor giving food to hungry men, the
witness sAid that q man wn lying near fechnoi''
,hanty, in sunviur condition, and having been sp
pealed to that the man might he urni,h ed with food
Tho man died
Crom-e1am ned wtnes, lived In Philsdelphia
aud Nh Al Andt r,onvile from June 10 september
lsGi lie vas often In Fechnof's shop o. shanty
snd manr other things. FechHor vas known by
that name and not a. Ross. The sign on the shAntJ
NH FechnOr a Company.
Tho Court thea adjourned until to morrow
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LOCAL NEWS
srw YORK AND rHI vuIm-q

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production Of vitu.pe, ,in be upnecs..sry.-
Tina Docr y.cr n,d.rs v.,. ,.c.;y.5
:, ~. ,,..s',,', ..s ,y,.oo.sI .na 49,, 80,
..ro,,., .r,n,I,, Of coal ora.r, ,.m. v..,s,a,v
"a o,so,,. -, no,t, and ,o nl.o. m. Ai,onon,, !.
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From Washington.
Friab,fuI Rayuses Of the Cholera. Eso

wAsuISsIos, October IL.
The Department Of State has teen officially In
formed tha, the cholera has almost entirely dsppear-
.d from Con,tan tinople. The infection At PGam-
the eapltai Of the Island Of Nsorc, appears In very
arsr.yated form, and seems 10 bafle human skill.
Repor,s have reached Port Mshon that the dise.e
IA ,n,esding into the interior Of spain. Intelligence
tom the Consul At Mar,eiles France, To the effect
that ,hi. terrible dhesse 10 frightfully on the In
croa,. there Eight thousand ctiLens have leit the
c,v. and N. deaths nov average between nifty and
sixty per day.
The testimony in the wirz case, on both sides Will
probably bo concluded tomorrow, 90 far a. IL imme-
dintely Affects the prisoner But the Government
viii in addition Introduce testimony Of general
character tearins on the general charge Of con
spirsey.
The President Of the United States has snnuuod
the order issued In the DEPARTMENT Of tho South re-
Gently. dismissing Lieut. Col. Gouveraour CaH' 'he
commanding offioer Of the Second Duryea ZouSVe''
u65th New York volunteers) btcaufe he refused 10
permit the coloIs Of his regiment to DO diser,ced
The work Of reopening railroads In tho sou'h 10
going forward rapidly. Railway communication
from Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee via KnoI-
Vile, Lynchhurgh and Alexandria 10 now complete
with the North, with frolsh, TARIFF At extremely
moderate rate, The Tennessee and GcorsiA the
East Tennessee, Ito Virginia and Tennessee, and
tho or.nce and Alexandria Rsilrosds, connecting
virtually from Washington to Atlanta Ca, VIZ
trantport the remains Of soldiers from tho battle
| field. alonf thla route free Of cost.
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTION.

Philddsl Ihid, Oct, l3.-The General Convention Of
the Episcopal Church re N,embled to-day. The col
iect tor the burial service va, read, in reference TO
the death ofRev. Lot Jones, Of New Yorh.
The Committee on the Prayer Book, to whom vss
referred the several propositions the punc-
iuation and reading OF the Prayer Book, reported
that there was such want Of conformity In the
various editions ssued for long series Of years that
vas impossible for them TO make any recolnmenda-
uOna, but they would offer IesOlution TO appoint
Joint Committee on a standard Prayer hook, to sct
during the tecoHr.
A resolution to consider and report upon tho CT.
pediency Of ipsertinr in the prayer for CONGRESS
petition In behalf state legisation vheu In session,
Sm feiertod 10 The Committee on the Prayer Book.
Rev Mr.. Cornwall offered the following;
Hhsreas, in the pTetrCo of the hook Of Common
PRAYER II il said the attention OF this Church was In
the htet place drasn to these alterations In tho 1T
uigy which tocGIne necessary In The payers for
ciEl tu ere In consequence Of the revolution and tho
principal case heteu Nas to make them contotmahle
70 hat Ough To lie the proper end Of all such pray
ei' namely that ruCrs may have rrncc, wisdom aud
unuasiandins 20 execute Justice aud 10 main ain tho
uuth, and that the people may leaf quiet and peace
allie lives m all roodness and honesty
ana tcherfds, NO such plAYCr WAS set forth In tho
daily morning aud evening PRAYERS, therefore
Rr''iret, That The house Of Bishops he requested
70 pA the prey et contemplated ia the preface 70
hC q, Of fConu Oh Prayer, and to make Il full
am ,IEc a. may he with the Apostolic kGhortation ;
that tuppi cations pr,ycrs, intcrcetsiona and giving
Of thGnGr be all men for kings and for all
that aie In authority, that -o may lead quiet and
tnctgl!e life In all gOdliuoss and honesty.
he.trsf, That this prayer when approved OF by
bolh Houses Of tho General Convention shall be sent
u tho diOcetCH aud vhon motif fed provide In tho
sric u the Constitution, shall bo substituted In the
BOoE oi Common Prayer for the PRAYER nov In use
ior the fresdont Of the United states. and all Ia
civi, authority.
on motion of DR. C.mmins, 1t va laid on the tI le.
Adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-14
News Items.
By Telegraph to the Ssv York SUM-


Tnr Randall MIL, In Johnston, r. l.. used for
,hs purpose Of manufacturing shoe-iacings, was
burned on Thursday.
TnE extensive machine shop Of Walter Aiken, al
Frsnkln, H., WAS entirely destroyed by Gre,
Thursday night Loss sbou. $4,000 Insured.
orAnTrRs arc now preparing IN Carroll Hall,
Fortress Monroe, for Mossrs Clay and Mitchell,
preparstory 10 their removal from their casemate
prisons.
MoUSr HooD, in Oregon Territory, has been In .
state Of eruption since September 93d, which It 10
supposed, had some connection ~ish the recent
earthquake in California.
ApviDEs from OsAccs, japan, 10 July 3lst, re-
port the movements Of The Tycoon agains, tho ro-
beiuous rr.nco ChosIa. The expedition was rapid
ly organizing.
MrsaRs. srHrnrSs and Reagan having been re-
leased from imprisonment b. tho President on
parole, lon Fort Warren on Thursday. aud pro-
ccsled South.
A NUNIEH Of FIRE companies Srrived In Philsds-
phis, yesterday, Who intend taking par, In shs
forthcoming parade st that city. large number
OF companies are eKIecsed to srI.ys from different
States today aud tomorrow.
REy. RonERT CAsrILHAS, well known msmbsr
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, VA, murdered
near G,s,3n, n C., on wednesday night, while on
bis return alylo from visit. Tho peroers,o:s
have NO! Jet lesa !deuiihsd.