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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
General synod OF the Reformed Protestan'
Dutch Church.

The appeal from a decision Of the Particular Synod
OF New by the North Chassis Of Long Island occupied
all Of Saturdays session. had most OF those OF friday
The case il concerning the installation by the said Chassis
the Rev. Mr. Fairchid, Congregational clergyman who
having received call the church Flushing was examined
by the Chassis and DepUatu officer appointed for this sole
OF Mr. Farchd disbelief total depravity through original
euar synod censure the Casss the Chassis somewhat
guneiogs APPEALED and were hns sustained ss me- Roy Dy e
Porter Editor OF The Christian hsen appeared lor Tue
CIassi- and the Rev J. W. Schenck for the synod
The question brought 10 vote on saturday, When
according custom each members opinion was heard as ne
voted The Rev. Mr. Van Ceef the Assessor Justified the
Particular synod He read from the Journal Of Proceedings
of l7i defend the action Of Deputaus Wells ana sad et
the Synod could not do otherwise without laying tse haoe
20 nrraignmen. before this General Synod.
The Rev Dr. Wycko declared that there had been no trial
all The whole action was wrong The appeal should be
sustained There for c0nnenancing the pro-
ceedings Of the Synod The testimony entirely pare.
The Hon Robert H. Pruyn declared the action Of the Par
the party accused be Indicted and tried and the proof
must conmabe to the indictment In this one there were
no specifications no evidence. II the bald opinion Of
one mar the Depuatus against the twelve Of the Chassis
As for The candidate tie Rev Mr. Fairchd be had sub
must be taken as evidence OF his orthodoxy
The Row Dr. Hobes Of Kingston. defended the Deputatu
cepon al Mr. Farchds declaration that be could not preach
the third Lords day OF the Heidelberg Catechsm The duty
Bat there was a sad defect the action Of the Particular
synod It ought to have adopted that resolution
AMER the ueclslOD Ni"onA'' 'NS
jOurned at n0on
FIFTH DAY.
The morning session of the Synod yesterday was
occuped with discussions BY the members concerning the
ou efforts the church advance her In the alter
ordinary reading Of reports resumed occupying
the entire session.
In the evening the Rev Mr. Tmow preached the annual
before the Synod upon the subject OF BeneYoence
from the text Matt 1xy To what purpose is this waste
IL was formerly the Of the Synod 70 have the various
works eyangezaon presented in special separate sermons
the that has been abandoned and now
single sermon given embracing the whole subject With
wide scope tie discourse Of Mr. Timlow able and
highly gratifying his audience which large that
has attended at the present meeting.
the close Of the evening service Mr. Ganse invited the
daily sessions Of the Synod CON-
meIcigg At 10 a. ID. and p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
The Co,or,d Men and the Fcnians.

large and influential meeting Of colored men was
held in the Masonic Hail. West Sixeenthst on the evening
Of june G. 1896 Elias b. Conoyer was appointed Cbarman
and John d. Bagwel Secretary.
The Chairman stated object of the meeting to be an ex
preon Of the opinions Of the coored men of this city IN regard
10 their taking part in the Fenan movement committee
was appointed 10 prepare resolutions for the OF
the meeting. After dehDeraon the following "eie S"'
and unanimously adopted -, =, a.. H..
Ubereas reported 10 the papers Of the day hat
s Of offered their services to the leaders OIL Tue
Fenisn movement, and 81 mn,
Uhere reports tend the idea that me eooteu
Of NewYo fk are in said Fenan movement, and
UAeyeas The reverse Is the fact therefore belt ,.
Resired That colorcd Of Newiork are now a. ey
have been awabidin cizens and lt IA the iutue ~ "
will be the side Of law aud order
Of Ireland, and all othe
are g for the the masses Tor the amy OF an
men and classes before the law for the spread 81 those si
brotherhood which uhurie
civilization aud have most hearty sympathy ana thA VT
wiz In ali proper lawful aid such movements
believe that the American 6oVernen u ca
bic settling differences with England OF other fowe a.
allowing persons in it, territory 70 pass over the 9orie
OF friendly the Of evyng against that fowe
Rested faith the people and Government Of the
United light and their determination 20 enforce
e0un for al within Their Jnf'denon Il &c
abiding will allow ourselves TO be drawn INTO any e OF
shall the estimation OF me peope OF
embarrass in keeping faith with Ire neghboI
ELIAS b. CONOVER Chairman, No COZ Eighth-aVe
JoBS ID. BAGwRLL, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Extensive Robberies in Rhode 1siand-Oae Of
the Burglars Caught "a New-JeTssy.

Three or four days sncc Chief Of Police MeManus
ofJesey City read intelligence that store at WESTERLY Is l.
ol been burel3ronsy entered Thursday night last and
~ over $500 worth Of goods and that on the same night
baegagecar which standing in the depot had been
broken omen and large bonds and haa
hen stolen from trunk Suspicion fell upon two aId
otrs of the town named Cherries Mason and J Ryan, the
Stlerp0ued Of whom it suspected mad fed Jersey
Cty' The case given Di" the hands Of Detectives
McWiams and NuseDt % work up. The officers made
thorough but Tasroeessul search through jersey t ou
ascertas that family named Shirley relatives Oh
nvlng at HOboken. - .;ao,oh,o
They accordingly proceeded thence and after conderab
search discovered the whereabouts Of the family They casd
al the house and inquired for Ryan, when Mrs Shirley t9a
them that no such stopping there. Oheer MeW
liams however caught glimpse OF man inside anu' uUn
going n recognized Ryan by the description given ana I'M
medatey took him in custody While on the way to jersey
CITY RYAN confessed having robbed the store but deneu
having any hand in the robbery OF the bonds and money az
depot which crime nc said perpetraed by Mason She
Berry of Westerly eegraphed and upon his arrival con
oned the prisoner when the latter stouty dened having
committed the robbery Chief McAanus told Ryan II was 10
use to deny it ow Mason had confessed the Whole a sac
ton This 50 exasperated Ryan that he said sufficient 70 con-
vince the officers OF his guilt The prisoner was aceOfdng
securely and delivered over to Sheriff Berry VINO TOOK
/ m 10 Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
The Health OF this City and BROOKLYN Nor
taary Record OF the Past Week.

The city continues healthy aud the death.record of
the past week shows alarming features True there
five Of cholera two Of them fatal but the victims Of other
darrhca diseases largely increased The deaths for
the ending last Saturday number 3 Of whom were
men, 81 i2J boys a girls and oolorcdan increase
Of q compared With the previous week OF these n
victims Of contagious diseases including the two deaths from
cholera namely; Measles scarlatina I6; diphthcria
Group wboopng cough typhus fever 49, typhoid fever
cholera infntam other diarrheal diseases ID; other ~
3d. other lung diseases ls old age inemperance sui
va,ion There premature aud "a still births burhs
during the period while infants died before they
eod the age % hours deaths distributed among
the different Wards In the following proportion; First
Second none, Third none; Fourth q fhh 3D. Sixth. 49,
Seventh 10. Eighth ID, Ninth. J Tenth, ~; Eleventh 10.
Twelfth %. Thirteenth IL Fourteenth 10; Fifteenth. a.
SxeoGi IA Seventeenth. 20; Eighteenth 81 Nineteenth,
sO Twentieth %, Twenty hrst ~ Iwcntysecond % The
deaths public institutions ~ follows: Castle Gar
den New. York Hospital 6. Wards Island Emgtant Hos
pila II; Nursery Hospital g. Bloomnglae Asylum,
Aims House. 9; Charity Hospital l9 Lunatc Asylum Black
wells Island g. 81 Luke's Hospital q Coored Home, Bel
cyue Hospital, TO-
MORTALITY REPORT.
The total number Ut deaths last week was l09 of
which % men, % women. % boys aud - girls The
principal diseases Consumption 10. COnvusons,
Debility 4; Accidental Iujuries g. Bronchitis, 81 Typhoid
Fever 3; Disease Of the Heart 7. Pneumonia g. Scarlet
Fever T. Dysenery p Disease of Kidneys ,. Disease Of
Liver B. Natives Of United States 70, Ireland III Ger
many, 10; England 3; other countries o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1866

10 witnessI To ny best impression this Is not nv
handwriting know nothing about any pToeamatlon DV n
Roberts except what "a" III t H. fo3crg .snaed
meeting az Ooopel i.sll.at' AM tnov spoke! con.
rtuen wa. I" - w s5oat. r What purpose
didnt Lear NJ. ''"D1'' '' -.,,t know what purpose
those funds wcrc raised ar; N " not think. 10 invade
Canada think it was aauecuc' a that n was free Ireand
healI Part Of c. Roberts, speech don't remember IL,
SesJ " an going 10 carry his speech apoaI d d IA"
n e longest sPcoN" 4 ever H"NN
The what time shall adjourn p ia
Mir McKeon-l think MI Roberts should DC Gsena' te'
he is in pr son there has been three hours
lion AID one particle Of evidence against h W5e r 5es n
oducel he is held here on the complaint o "'eheu it
s~ ,sbom thew have not produced here's woht 1t to p
[ tho conntry that nere is particle Of evidence
ne Commssioner-The District Attorney is perfectly II
5eT and until the Government case IS closed cannot pas
On the question will tomorrow, AZ IL a N, SUIT you
VI Iho esse was ndiourped TO Tuesday at IL a.
As Mr. Roberts was leaving tae building ne crowd WIZ
,ion epthnsiastioaly eheered him again and again
| Mr. Roberts remanded to prison III the neah'iin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

EXAMINATION OF PRESIDENT ROBERTs"-A RETI
cKsT, Az EvASIvB AND A NOS-CoMMTTTAL WIT
EESs-TEsTIMOxY OP MEsSRS. GIBBONS, CUFF ANI
O'ROURKR-ONLY POINT PROVED. THAT THE ~
MAN HEADQUARTERS ARE AT NO. zoo BROADWAY
Mr. NIXON DESOUScgs THE IsPORNANTs-AD
yoURSAESr TO TODAY
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-Juvn IL
Before CommissiOner BErT-.
a RETiCfST WINES.
The examination IN the case of Col Roberts was
bed ~ e United States District Room tie part with
out The bu t<iug well filed before ~ o'clock The appoar.
snce OF Mr. Roberts greeted with prolonged Cheering
NJ hckcon and Mr smytle appeared on behalf Of Mr.
Eoherts.
The District Attorney Mr COurney commenced By calling
let Of witnesses beaded By M Gun The great mf9y Of
whom dio appear
Nj ucke0n-l uDdcrtand that the warrant is issued on
ehs complaint q Wsbart who Tie aforuer glsb 10
AtSgLis llp ~ gapeaIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
THE FENIANS.
Malone.

sTseM D'i'''' MALONE Monday May II. 1856.
The Feuian commanders received s"'eh'! u'in'eH
L., evening recommending the men TO return 10 lhen
- and will read it on parade tonight They look on
:, as display Of weakness the part Of Gen Sweeney
ON Sunday evening the Fenians received
,rapd dinner from the women Of Malone, Immediately
sner which there was review Of the force The display
was very good. Murphy introduced O.
-. - Roth 49,. ...... " Neil, who
rere received with great enthusiasm
,ney made good speeches advising the men to remain
md telling them that they should soon have all the ns
ing they wanted They clamorous TO be INTO
Al last accounts the Fenan force at this place amoun'u
90 I54O There we're in all 200 men here Gen. u Mem
aves here for ST. Adams this evening About oOO Fen
ians have up to this time accepted the Government
por,ation and they on their way home. larg
party is still anxious remain, and boot and mss thos
returning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Latest Ship News.

ARRINkD
Steamship Scotia tBr luikn. Liverpool ID via oussnsosn 81
Cohy ghhp passed ship jeremiah Thompson hence bound IN
al IN steamship TARIFF bound n 4h, lat y a og
IA s. snip CITY NewYork hence for Liverpool 1h t -
a. long Il 40 National Co.'S bound ~ same cay steam
hip CIV of Limerick for Liverpool oth lat 10 ~ long ~ o.
steamer supposed the Ihpoi hence for Liverpool
steamshp Fl Cid Hobart. Newborn ~ g.! Jdne ye aras
teras Inlet IS hours. =, !, -.
Steamship Gulf Stream Mount Mobile days. win de ana paw
o Smith 4 Dunning.
schr Talbot Packard Pensacola days with timber 70 M'oai
Duncan Jure Florida Straits spoke chr Mary Haskell nom
New-Oreans for Boston
SAILED.
Steamships Daniel Webster and Northern Light.
SPOKEN
Juno in Florida Straits schr Mary askeh from New-Ofans
for Boston. ,,,o,,
Bark Bolivia, from Aspnwall
WISD--At Sunset, calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Dissraeeful Raids and Robberies-sf' ArmandS'
a.. X.

speeai Disps,ch to The y. Y. Tribune go
ST ARMANDs c. T.. Monday June H. 1900
Missisouo il now clear of Fenians The force uhuer
rol Spear did not attempt anything of consequence. IL
only crossed the line and sent out parties two miles no
Canada lie moved by the stage road to COOK corner
there struck the main road from Phpsburg 10 fIegns
burg running east and west, and posting chain OF pick
cts along that road, set about plunderng
The stores Frelgsburg were empted LOADS OF goouS
beng carried off the line and the damage done is
estimated AZ $4,000 The Fenian force was led by Col
eTea who had Coils Contre and 0Conor under him. The
latter we're with the pckets while Spear remained only
few yards from the line with the main body on the 9tf
fhe radng force recrossed the line without hsht Inc
action was despioabe and not to be mentioned VIII
that Of the column under ONel, which rmded IRON
Fort Ehe for the latter at least fought. The ionle
about here is well picketed by regular force
sonsstng of the 7tb and 25th Regiments with the 4tl
Batahon Ride Brigade. There are posts at Pigeon Hh
and Cooks Corners while the main body lies on the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

Asa train of the Grand Trunk Railroad was pass.
ing near St Hyocynibe c. W. night last week young
gentleman Mr. Bachand noticed that honse on Te
while the people seemed have Weakened np He urged
the conductor stop The tuin at least to soken Il but
met with refusal The courageous young man caned low
ever from the cars broke his leg and vet crpt TO the burning
house which was that Of Mr. UTgec Desmaras merchant
The family were all asleep Mr. Bachend had supposed and
ne reused them just in time 10 save their lives with one x
ception of young LADY, % years old niece OF Mr.
Desmaras She persisted the flames and the Coroner
turned in reference her verdict OF accidental dealt Mr.
Bachand certainly deserves reward IRON the Aumahe
Go of Engl. nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
NlTRO-GLYCERINE.
Arrival Of n Bark with ~ Cases OF Nitro.
Giycerine on Bonrd-It 10 Removed 20 q
Piuce Of Safety.

Fire.Marsha Baker recently received information
that the bark Professor Baum from Hamburg had arrived in
this port then lying In the North River having
board u Of blasting OIL better known nitro
The Fire Marshal notified the Hsrbor Master Of the
circumstance and the captain Of the bark warned
ties could be communicated with and suitable provision ade
for the removal OF the explosive material to place Of safety
The Fire Commissioners aud the Mayor also communi
Gated with. and yesterday the Fire Marshal received the
following:
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER mgrHoPoLrAs FiRg DgPr
kKw ioRK, June " 1866 !
To Uh0m IL MAY Concern:
Permission being asked h. Board for landing from the bark
Professor Bsu At this Port OF hew orb OF u OF nitro
sycerne and the recommendation Of A r. Baker Fire
Marshal do hereby that the said IL be taken from
said vessel by boat aud conveyed by the land
PyOrded magazine therefor
City New Yor the Hon John a. Hohman and otherwise
And further Prcdef that portion Of the said be
removed heTcron without permission In being bad
obtained from this Board the right however order
any the said nitro yene T. be removed beyond the city
limits aud TO the the sk and Of the
thereof {. &. PIsCKsEY. President.
The above bore the following Endorsement;
The article 10 be n be
through the city. Special directions to be by Fire Marshal
Baker. JOHS 4. HoyTMAN Mayor.
June II, 1866
Yesterday under the supervision Of the FireMarsha the
dangerous substance removed 10 the place indicated
above quantity which had been for time past stored
AZ the Of ST. and Jnirdaye
was also removed TO the same place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

LIST Cd 80. ith stb. 9th. 9TH 9Th 9th Totals
KeystOne..... II , -
Umpre-Mr Theo Boneisler Eureka Club until the fourth
innings when Mr. Bekenock OF the Athletic succeeded him.
EUREKA VS.. UNION.
This grand match comes off to-day at Morrsanal.
We shall give a full report tomorrow. --.~s
THR MUTUAL CLUB.
The Mutuals had grand practice game at lIoboken
Yesterday afternoon They getting in trim to take down
that which appear DO doing much damage
Mutual and Union takes place next week. when
other grand game be looked for.
THE ATLANTIC CLUB.
The Atantcs mustered in force on their grounds at
Bedford Yesterday Reach OF the Athletics playing with them
We heard Saturday that Mills formerly Of the Eckfords
and more recently of the Actes had Joined the Asncs to
be their catcher II this true they have done wise thing
securing his services for be fine catcher and that Is
lust style Of player they want The Atantics VIII
play four games before they In for that Athletic
ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

"LADIgs UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION We know
that urgent appeals going forth constantly ON behalf OF the
needy aud suffering and that merchants respond with
most princey geuerosy such is scarcely known in any
other ty But for and orphans OF that noble band
who laid down their lives on the battle Held may orr right
and victory remember not these above our chief joy De
oon and povery taken the place of the bright
and haopy esd and the heart could fail be touched
with pity on visiting the homes OF these soldiers families The
Ladies Union Relief Association has assumed the care OF DIS
and their needs supplied and self dependence encouraged
Liberal aid heea received bp REQUIRES more 10 carry w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Going Home.

AIBANY, Monday, june IT, IT'D
Every train from the north brings few staggers ihcy
ere badly demorazed and very hungry .cc
NEw.HAvEN, Monday, june IL, isoo'
Tho two commands of Fenians who went 10 ST. Adams
returned here last night. ,oee
An extra train of eight cars loaded WIN hoine""iu
hound Fenians passed here at o'clock this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Washington.

eseeial Dispatch o The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, June II. 1866
Head Center Jas Stephens was at the Soldiers Fair
snght and made short speech but failed to make any
<ensaiop The various Head Centers here tell their
Circles that but for untmely interference OF the e
scnt they would have captured Canada before this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
CITY NE Ws.

CARGO OF THE SHEyAYDoAH.-The cargo Gin part)
Of the pirate Shenandoah will be sold by public auction to-day
by Messrs Leeds Miner in Lbertyst The catalogue com
pses great variety Of merchandise some OF the items being
OF specal interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
TIE ATHLETIC GAMES.

The Athletic Club of Philadelphia visited Harms
burg Pa on Friday lest order 70 show the Iyoean tup
~ city now 20 bat and after lesson Of nine innings
resulting in score Ol TO IL In favor OF the Athecs Tue
Tyroeans expressed themselves as satisfied ana nh ie
onht they would be able 10 do that style OF thing when they
grew 10 he a. big the city fellows. On wednesday TIC
Athletics intend giving the Wkesbare Cnb o. PennsyNaha
Lesson ao on which doubt another 100 or so
will be scored by the Philadelphia Practice makes perfect
they and the Athletics are priotcng all they can we
NJ EridAy's gan below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
FIELD SPORTS.
Base ball.

On Saturday June Q, match game of base ball
was played between the Alert Base Ball Club and the Iron
sides Ball Club doth Of Brooklyn the grounds OF the
Alert as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Cricket.

THE GRAND MATCH IN PHILADELPHIA YOUNG
AMERICA AGAINST ST. GEORGE.
These well Unknown organizations will play match
game Wednesday and Thursday the grounds Of
the Young America at Germantown. Tho Young America
is the champion cricket club Of the United States cnd
the ST. George eleven DESTROYS OF wresng
them very fine display OF the great English game may be
expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL ASSExATIoSIsT CLUB
An anti Fenan meeting this club will be held in Clinton
Hall this evening which number Of prominent Canadian
gentlemen win speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

COMMENCEMENT oP THE NETWORK UNIVERSITY.
Sunday the beginning of Commencement Week at this
institution Examinations for admission will commence this
morning 81 O'Clock and on Thursday, at 100 a. w. taxes
place the Annual Commencement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

MILITARY DIsPLAY.-The feld-day of the Thru
Brigade National Guard OF this city, comprising the LIST 7h
sth 9b J7t and 55h Regiments will be held tomorrow
East New. York and will probably be attended by larg
number of spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12

CRUELTY To A HoRsg.-YeSterday afternoon Mi
chae Kennedy butay beat his horse 10 Dutchst near John
He was arrested by Officer Brooks the Second Precinct
the complaint of George w. Ward, No Datchs. and sub
seqnenty in default Of $500 bail Justice Hogan committed
him for trial
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FATAL FALL-Patrick Pagan, native OF Ireland,
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tuition living at Pier a. u. r. and was Instantly killed Cor
oleJ Wpdey wiz hold on inquest W the BODY,