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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
Naval Intelligence.
ALE OF VESSELS AT BRoOKLY

The sale OF naval vessels at the Brooklyn
NavyYard was attended BY on entirely different class
Of persons from that Of the last one One Of The notice
able features OF Yesterday that party Of sailors
We're present who had seved their prize money received
during the war aid had put II into fond for the pur.
chase sycsse They were over bid and did not
coed getting one Of The mortar scho0nes they In
tended The sale was quite lively and some Of the
sells brought high prices The following is list Of tie
vessels sold with the names Of the purchasers and the
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70 Catskill. ~ steamer Thomas Pswcn. from f6ex
Of franklin e.. n, K. syesy Tuesday end, Thsss-
70 T.nandssas. Rochss3er. Srdsc. s.ismsnc: and
West by Erie Railroad. foot Of Chambss-st..
at 10 Q. IN. end. .............s........
10 Long Branch. BY Rsritsn and Delaware Bay r.
r., via steamboat jesse Hoyt. from uisr N. r..
To LONE Branch ~ stssnbos Nevsr.ini. daiityi..
(Sandsys excepted) from foot Of Besclay-st.. N.
R., to connec, q Sandy Heck with Sss-Shore T.
X. for Long Branch at I0t Q. m. and. -...........
10 Greenpof, b. Long Island X r., foot ofJsmes
To II Hudson. cs.iii, Bsi.ioi. and Isx Camp.
steamers leave foot Of Hsrrison.t.. North River
To Ncwburg, PoUghkeepsie, Roundott and Kings
ton, landing At Cozzen's Dock. West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell, daily from foot
Of Desbrossesst.. n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To New .Hsvsr. connecting with r. R. for Hartford.
To New. Haven, by the iNitw.iis,rn K.R, a;ti:a.
and 4,hsy, at 7s. III a. M i2i, ,. 3:45, ~. aud
10 Notwak. landing ~ Whitestone, City Island
and i'reanwieh, by steamer John Romer. pier rs
To the ws.s, !, S.at..i asi:..a q
via Allentown. from foot of Lberty-st.. N. r., Q
10 Philadsphia, BY Nsw.Jersey Railroad. loot OF
Coprtsndtst,, 4 10 and II IA W, u H., and p
ms aud Ii midnight. Sundsy.- ,...........
dsiiy. ffou pier a. foot OF Robinsonst, n. R.. at
To Staten Island, By steamers from Pier No. ~ N
H., near Dey.st., at T. 8, 1888 a. mr. 1880, 2, as
Up. "a. On Sundays Q, 1881. l2m., l.3o. 3,4:3o,
ego. and.
To. Trey, by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
kls, daily. Sundays included) pier " N. R......
To White Mountains and Lake Memphremsz os--
Direct route via New Haven steamboat or rail
rosdj. Springfield and the Connecticut River Vat
lev Take steamers from Peck.slip ct 3:i3 p. M,
or ears from 9TH st. station at i2l or.
To Washington. by New-Jersey X. X. foot Of
Courtlsndt.st., 9 and lily a. m, p M, and u
midnight. Sunday. .,..........s.:'".' g.
For further information in regard to Railroad II
see advertisements Ia smother part q this paper
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CITY NEWS.

Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Central
Park Commissioners announce that the Park Concert
Band viii play on the Lake tits day "wednesday
from 81 O'clock until 81 O'Clock p. m.
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INTERESTING Discussion THIS EVENING
r. A. johnson esq. of the West Indies, will give the
opening address this evening at the regular discussion
on Negro Suffrage and Reconstruction, at Metro
politan Hail. Sixth-avc.. near Eighth.st
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:
SHIPPING X.yTRLLIGENCR.
PORT or NETWORK. ..... Avau.r u
Cienred. goo

.sd 7ai '7 .f.7'l Cleared. 92 a-- .''nt siH
Steamer Harvest, Joyce Eorfoif y. McChesney "a
Steamer City Of Bath, Eeasse, Boston. 80 -, .
Brig O. 7. fenis.on tBr), Mecuoch, St. Thomas O. ..
Pesistou. l-Hl.H OIL " 80 Wuf r 90
Bng III. Means Hall. Jscksouvple Brett. Son Co. rl
Brig Alice Ida Herring. Pictou, n. L. NcCresdy Co.
scLr Arctic Ticks, ST. Marks. Fla +. D. HurIbu. L Co
scht. l.. s. Dovrns Wsters Hewbera. Thomas hollsas
5loop Mary u. Cerbi Post York River, =. J. Campbell
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Truyelcrs, Guidc.


To Albany, by Hudson II. r., Depot 30th-st and
lOthsvc,, and by Harlem n. H., Depo. 26thst.
end lth.ay. via Hudson River, n a. H., 246 Ierf
and l0t p. m, Vim Harlem ii IN. AUD AZ n M uFn
sunday train. via hudson River, D. IN City ..
run between Chambers and 30tlst station a.
and Oity Hall and 26h.st. station.
10 Albany landing at principal places on the fInd
son, by steamer q. Vibbard Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays and Daniel Drew. Mondays We'd
nesdays aud Ftiiays from foot OF DosblossessL
a. q. M landing at Thirteihst............-8 O. U
To Albany, by steamer St John, Mondays Wed
neslays and Fridays. and the Hendrix Hudson. II f.'
Tuedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 20 rr
70 Baltimore, by the New Jersey H. H., foot OF =.
midnight sunday. =. 5:lo m
10 bridgeport BY steamer bridgeport. leaving Peck a.
To Boston. BY steamers City of Bath every ss,af- ei
day, and Jersey Bioe, every "Wednesday, nom -n-
h.......s...s.... T.
To Boston, by w-Iondon line, Pier 80 ~ H.,
and Neptune Line. Pier u NJ H., daily tsu'day
excepted. r.
To PJstou. by New Haven II. H., via sprinsheia:
ilti NJ. aud Nh hy.. w. ano p "
To Boston. by New Haven H. r., 2'thst and tth'
.,.. vi, Sa;re Liae, ~ aud ~ u. Sandsy.u" D p
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eeedings bclsentto ss least loyal pspsin each OF
tho Northern and Southern leading cities.
No further business being before the meeting. OHno'
ton Of Major Gross II adjourned sine die.
.- Lieut.. Col. McGOwAS. Chairman
. T. II. B. CAgaELf. Capt. LIST u. s. G. Art, 5ec.'
Greenriits, Te1a., July g. 1861
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sra w,,Lf ACCIDENT - You've MN
Ne mhlit BATHING. David s. Ellison of Proot
<sfired ,Sea on Monday evening on Rye Beach lie
~ Tv sAa, oay az IL O'clock on visit to his UNCLE.
ee bfa.h ~ lsye, and AZ D. M. while BATH
vas seen 70 sink. ''''''S 49, 'auy
hs,e,snSe mend who was rovin In q boat ~ tho
.fhlm TO 70 ms assistance. but did not succeed Ia
"a He s liz body was soon recovered but life was
sd b.S Vas most estimable young man. iust of
"sea married about six mouths.
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IAdyrtIsenent.l
I'm -Ur TALpoT's Cow

PINE APPLE CIDgR.-Dr TALBoT's Cox
cysrHATyp MEprc, IL PINE APPLE CIDER will you II
you are sick and II you well will preven, sickness SEES
long I'D, Ia WEEKLY rRBuSk from April ~ 10
MAY ~ 1895 inclusive. send foT Cir usr One ounce SAINT
D. bottle sent free by mail receipt OF DOC to pay postage
b. I. BABBirT. Nos 81 TO "A Washing, ns!., y. l.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
gun Ris.ss:ii suu Set,....6:ss Moon rises .i7:5s
HIaa WATER THIS DAY.
sfndy Hook. 1851 Gov lsland.. 4al Hell Gste''' e'n
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Larceny. Officer Reilly arrested Thomas
Osborn living at Nesark. a charge OF stealing GIG
worth Of property from Abraham II. Hoffman, sol
der. OH the 9th OF August The prisoner pleaded
guilty and committed by Justice Ledsith In default
ofbail.
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PassenRerA Arrived.

Ia steamship Monezuma from Kingston-Mr. A. Phillip
son Mn, Philip and infant Mr. Phi:ps S. sontaI Robs
TAFT. Mr. Tsi.t, Mics Emma Tait John McDoned r. " "
DeLeou, }. l.. Henry II. Davis H. Mclean john Marcus
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Bulls HEAD-The market this week shows
the very large number of 675l beeyes-the largest
receipts since January as many Of them were
mere skeletons Of very small animals the numbers con-
vcy the idea Of more meat than is really on sale. me
decline was ialc. on common and poor stock. While
good bceves on account OF scarcity brought as much
or more than last week Sheep 10. lower and are
not selling quickly. Hogs are In fair request with
none in today Prices tending upward.
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Dort-iUarorms' Notirs-

Ut sr.rg or NHw-YoNL & }
PoRr-wARpsNs Owes No. Ics " vi ',,;,L
i,iso as n. act ,.,sd xpl IA 1851 entitled M. "a.
Rse,. e %sssa' a o ss s ~ ss.
nh.. ,, a Of .as inquiry examination sS.y p nss
tie following vessel. Under r. 81. b
Within ten days next succeeding 'h' n0''' -
board said vessels: Uoboken.
Steamship Bremen.
Steamship Charles Benton '''''''''''''' 4, Il
Bsrk American Ease....'''''''''''''''a -F n
scbr Francis Hatch. ~ -, .sAsst
''"' siINTHORNE TOMtAiNS' 1''~"'
aairetllI
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80 'ae visitors at.saratoya this week We
a.. aaae Of A. r. Trotter esq. Of the United
s1sseaue Department 20
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TURKISH BATHS, No. ID LATGHT-sr. Hours
-Gentemrn. ito a Ia and 10 = p M Ladies' ~ u. 70
D. w. "Oresie,t Of Luxugie." Try one. III
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ARREST or A BURGLAR.-Martin Wolfert
was arrested yesterday by officer Gimbark while
nit empting 10 commit burglary in the residence OF
NJ John liobb No 80 West Sixteenth.st. Justice
Ledwh committed the accused for trial In defsudt OF
bnll
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SEIZURE op A ScURRIoUs SHEET BY THE

NETL0 ND Vt n 49,. 'S''' -, - .-....,.-
Police Detectives McDougail ana fillmore yesterday
e1ed over ton copies Of an obscene and obscure paper
published in Boston The seizure was made by Super
lntendent Kennedy who has been for long time en-.
snnnosed 10 be In this cty The edition is printed In
Boston with an imprint Of New York part of the
issue. which is used in this city. The papers
were taken nj the New Haven Railroad depot,
and were addresses to the following persons:
Thos. " Simpson, No. % Annst.. New.fork Vny'
Paid--OJo) ,,.
Paid-f0) a., -
John Flanagan, No. % Ann.st.. New.York City. c.
o. II. sl44 SD--(l25) a..
samnei n. Bancker. No % Ann. a., New-york City.
Paid--(15)
Samuel Yates, No. 100 Nassau.st, NewYcrk CITY
e. q. u. 800 7S-'75)
J. VI. Lehman, Philadelphia. c. O. d. sl2l 02-13'
Jyan c. Parker. No. $40 Est. Washington ID. c.
/ c. O. ID. sl9 50-Q7) r. :
II understood that the figures In parenthesis refer
TO the weight aud not 10 the number OF the papers.
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Total II vcssels. ...,...........-......sls Sic, $50
IN few days another sale viii b. announced and a
tt furnished Of some excellent vessels. for which there
VIII dOhDi!ess DC on Interesting competition. ID
.. NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY ~
\ Naval Court of Inquiry is now in session
officers: Commodore w. G.. Nicholson, Commanders
W. A. I.eI;oy, Reed Worden. Lieut. Commander Jas.
Parker ~ Judge Advocate
1.f BoSAPARTR's BIRTmbAY. -
Yesterday being the birthday OF Napoleon
Bonapare II duly hon0red by the men of war at
cor on NE BATTERY AT sunrise ell dressed out In
bunting RON the deck to truck The French steamer
presented splendid appearance and the
Wateges and the Rhode Island and other OF our vessels
were Aso decorated with Tags tho tricolOr of France
having prominence at the main truck of all the YES.
scs At noon all OF the vessels fired salute of 9 runs
Az sunset tne frenchmen again salated, when ali the
colors were loweJc hd the honors to tho little Gem
era who was born Just w years ago at Aiacco were
concluded. ~ ana M o>,r. 80 --~'.'' J.
cos.g. OUR DUTCH NAVAL VISITORS aa .fa.
Iicutenaf1ts Servatius and Adams of the Dntch
war steamer Watergeus leave ts morning ON the dav
boat for Albany en- route for Saratoga. Lake Gcoroe
and Niagara Faiis. The Watcrgeus viii leave New
YORK for Portsmouth, England. on the 23d mat
berg Yesterday In company With Capt Pennock of tho
hayyfard. He was much pleased with the vsusel and
her magnitude, and the beauty Of her model and work
"'AN'nip s1ft -r--.-a = = = - R'f 90 l.naai-
VALUE oP Properly IN BRoOKLYs.-Th
returns made by the Assessors for the year 1884
"a compared with. 1864 Of the value of new build.
1pgs erected In this city. show that In the former
year we amount expended was ST $3.50 and In ls6s
se2tOO being an Increase Of S279 0l0 The value OF
personal property assessed for the same year, ia
tl5e, Jl 60. for ls4 aad sl6 500 e3 for lsi shou,
ing an Increase of t7tG,577.
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Hpokeu. 81. ~
schr John Rose, hence for Gibraiar-July 49, ls' ~
an
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THE EXPENSES or rHE CESsUs-LBTTER FROM
GOV. PByToN-CoMMUNICArrO RELATIVE
TO THE TAX on THE cArrrAL STOCK OF
, 1865-11-17
AUCTION.

DY request of Lawyer Heilbuth in be-
3 half of a levyholder will be sold at
public Auction in the Auction-Ofice of
this town on Saturday the end December
prox. IL o'clock noon the following ar
ticles taken by levy fromMr. VIM. Floyd,
teacher, VIZ:
1 black Horse, 1 Pheton, 1 Bedstead,
l Mahogany Sideboard, DeaItable, 2
Sofas, 4 Chairs and l D~ealpress,
which articles may he seen at the Auc-
ton Office from and after the 9th inst.
Auction-Ofice, Christiansred Novem-
Der 9Th 1865.
y. A. StakcmlannS
, 1865-11-17

Saturday =. III, Remains in St. Thomas.
Sunday -. 12Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
IA.
Do. I2ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
5P.
Monday IS Remains in St. Thomas.
Tuesday la Leaves St. Thomas for West End
at 7 A.. M.
Do. 14Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. M.
Wednesday 15Remains in st. Thomas.
,u.au ( Awaits arrival of European
ruulsu"y . Steamer and conveys Mails
Friday II to Basin.
Saturday lSAwaits arrival ofEuropeanSteam-
err in case not arrived on 18th.
sunday 10 Remains in St. Thomas.
Tuesday 81 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
73O M.
Do. 81 Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
S Jpn
Wednesday 22IRemains in st. Thomas.
Thursday .23I Leaves ST. Thomas for West End
at Y 80 AN
Do. 23Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Friday -. q Remains in st. Thomas.
Saturday . 25 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
Z 80 Al NJ. II
Do. 25I Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Sunday 26 Remains in st. Thomas.
Monday 27Leaves st. Thomas for Porto
Rico at 5 P. M.
Tuesday 28 Leaves Porto Rico for West
End at s A. NJ, and conveys
Mails to st. Thomas.
Wednesday 90 Arrives at st. Thomas at 2 in
the morning.
Thursday. 30Remains in st. Thomas
Friday - Conveys Mails to West End
Saturday Il 2 and St. John s, porto Rico.)
Christiansted 10th November 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-11-17
AUCTION.

W FTER Begj@ring al Procurator He'll
A buth paa vedkommende Executions
h"vers Vegne vii blive bortsoIgt we'd en-
oftniIig Auction som holdes paa Chri-
stiansteds Auctionscontoir i RetshuSet
No. 10 K~ongensgade Lofdagen den 2den
December forstkommende XXI. IL Mid
dag, foigende Sknlel@rer VIM. Floyd we'd
Execution fratagne Gjenstande
/ sort Hest, l Ph@ton, / Suggested
, 1865-11-17

1 Mahog: Skenkebord, l Trebord, 2 So,
faer, 4 Stole og 1 Fyrretraes Skab,
hvilke Gjenstande vile vere til Efter-
syn paa Auctionscontoiret fra iog etter
den 27de d. M. "'
Christiansteds Notwithstanding, St.
Croix den SIDE November 1865.
j. A. StakemaMm.
, 1865-11-17
CHOLERA AT GUADALUPE!

BY an arrival from Guadaloupe this
morning (Thursday) we have been in
formed, that a disease similar in type to
the much dreaded Cholera has made its
appearance at Basseterre, and that over
25 deaths within the last 8 or 4 days
have taken place from it. We trust the
report may not be correct. Dominican,
Nov. /.
, 1865-11-17

into the fort IN The twinkling of ar eye.
Bat they abstained from such a b%utchery.
Between 4 and 6 O'Clock ia the afternoon
the musquetry firing continued, the re-
suit of which was 8 killed and 10 wound
ed of the Marie infantry, of the artillery
one killed and one wounded, and of the
Zouaves II killed and 40 wounded. The
seamen of the vessels of war, although
drawn up in line alongside of the lntan-
try were not hurt, having none killed or
wounded, it being observed the Zouaves
would not fire upon them. Ats O'Clock
the firing ceased, and on both sides the
men lay down on the ground, but the
troops already had recovered the draw
bridge. The Zouaves who were very
drunk, towards midnight fell into a heavy
sleep, seeing which, the troops under
the command Of NJ. Regad of the staff
crept over them on tip!oe, as If per-
forming on the stage, and IN a moment
seized the redoubt and surrounded the
Zouaves, whilst the seamen throwing
themselves into the passage from one
court to another cut them In two. The
Zouaves finding themselves in the power
of the troops broke the guns they had
taken and surrendered to the Governor
about 6 o'clock in the morning, which
ended the business. The next day,
Sunday, was occupied with burylng
the dead and taking care of the wound
ed. AT the Hospital a repetition OF
the same scenes we'll nigh happen
ed. The Zouaves wished to enter
the building within which the bodies of
their comrades were taken for burial,
but were refused admittance, the antho-
rites thinking it unsafe TO admit them
inside, and to enforce the order it was
necessary for the guard to charge them
and drive them back, which they succeed
ed in doing, with the wounding of a few.
The remainder of the day passed off qul-
city, strong guards being placed on the
Savanna and at the ends of the street. On
the mex day, between 8 and 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon, the last detachment OF the
ZOuaves reembarked in the ALser, and
the regiment continued en- route TO Mex
leo, no doubt to the relief of the towns
people.
On the same day, whilst these occur
rences passed at Fort de France, the
lightning struck the chapel of Ajoupa
BouilIon during divine service, at the
moment of conservation, and knocked
down 10 persons, one Of whom an officer
Of Police was killed on the spot, and
another died the next day, the others
being less dangerously hurt.-L6d Nov. l.
rTT0TrDA am CTTAnAT OXIDE
, 1865-11-17
s. s. "Clara Rothe."
Freight and Passage at
former rate!

FROM the 18th instant the freight
and passage between St. Thomas
and this Island are raised to their
former rates.
Passage list Glass So instead of So.
End $13 81.
Freight which was reduced 25 per
Cent, to it's customary rate.
st. Croix 10th November 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
TOR Sale on moderate terms seve-
raj Properties with Buildings in
this town.
- ALSO
a Billiard Saloon with 2 tables and
other fixtures complete, price $500.
- ALSO
Schooner West Enc Packet well
found and in good order, for particu-
lars apply to
r. J. ROBINSON.
Frederiksted 9th November 1865.
THE creditors of Miss Georgeanna
Barron are hereby requested to
call on Miss Henriette Christiane
Fury and Miss Mary Aletta Benners
for settlement of their accounts.
, 1865-11-17
Total $246,337 03

Total S246,3 3 O3
Balance Of deposits S 51,747 Is
8 new deposit accounts, viz:
1 Clerk. 2 Military.
10 Withdrawals amounting to- 1921 10.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th Nov. 1865.
In CHRISTIANSTED
Capt. Holstein, Trustee.
L. Coakley, Esq, Member.
IN FREDERIKsTED:
1. Faber, Esq, Trustee.
w. Mc'FarIane, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN
President.
st. Croix, 18th November 1865.
, 1865-11-17
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"ClaYa Rothe,"

FROM 18th NOVEMBER TO 2ND DECEMBER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03
Not So.

In consequence Of some bad man
agement somewhere, the route hence
ria Goderich eastward is not meeting
with its usual patronage. 1t is pleas
and expeditions, but we understand
has not been properly advertised,
nelther have rates of fare or tickets
been furnished to ticket agents. 1t is
therefore probable that the steamer
Huron will be withdrawn after short
time Correspondence Of Detroit 4Adre-
t'ser s. Tribune.
We are authorized to state that all
of the above item which relates to the
probability Of the steamer Hwcn being
withdrawn from the Goderich route is
importinently false, no such idea hav-
ing been entertained by the proprie-
tors Of that steamer. The difficulty,
whatever it is, in regard to through
tickets from the East, is only tempo
rary, and the Huron is bound to keep
her place on this, by far the most
pheasant and expeditions" route be-
tween Saginaw and the East, and to
have ticket arrangements at Buffalo
and elsewhere at the East, as they are
now at this end of the route, made all
right, and that Immediately. Ye cor
respondent would do well to be little
more considorato in his statements,
particularly whom, as in this case, they
are liable to work to the injury of an
enterprise 30 advantageous to this
section.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

Several pleasing associations are
connected with the different parts.--
The Lectern and Faldstool were pres
ents from those who were pupilsof the
Rector in his former Parish of Pierre
pont Manor, w. N. Y. The Altar,
Vessels and Font, gifts from st. Paups
Church, Norwalk, Conn; the Bible
and Prayer Books for Chancel an un-
solicited gift from member of thu
Moravian Church in Philadelphia;
and there was lately received a trans
Atlantic gift of some 1915, eontribut-
ed for this Church by kind friends
among the Presbyterians of Edin-
burgh, in Scotland. aopr s'e
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

PERsoSAL.-We were pleased to re-
ceive call, even though brief one,
a few days since from Hon. A. @.
BALDWIN, Democratic Member Of Con-
gress from the 9th District. Mr.. b.
is the right style Of man for the times,
clear, cool, comprehensive statesman,
with judgment to discern and nerve to
follow out tho right course, regardless
Of opposition from whatever source.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03
Acliaions Alatters.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRsr BAprIsr cnuRcn, Rev. u l.. Morchouse
Pastor, Services az Union Hail. Jefferson direct,
every Sabbath, at 1890 A. M. and p. M. Sab
bath school nj 1850 =. NJ.
CoSsREoArIosAL, Rev. William O. Smith, at
1890 A. NJ. and =. M. Sabbath School at z 80
pm.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev. r. Richards nj
10 80 A. NJ aud p NJ. Sabbath School imme-
datcly after morning service. ~
episcopal, Rev. William Paret Mt Buena Vista
Hall, TO- 80 A M. and y. NJ. Sunday School
immediately after morning service.
CENTRAL BArr,sr csuRcB, Rev. John s. Good
man, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, every
Sabbath afternoon, Mt three O'clock,
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. A. NJ Meyer, nj
1890 A. NJ. and =. NJ, Sabbath School at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ.
LUTHERAN, Rev. Conrad volz, at II A. NJ. and
Up. NJ. l H TIsl. t.l'.