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Who sed W. Drsoa rhr assing Tor oyster % s4isa
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s.u.s proiec ihts ~ prove 70 - shs " inmsds
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.Irr-rY li,N.

fsS 8onr cosryr Nor rsr rocse.-Ap race -. -
discovered of coafsy - he scst pa.ilon ~ -.
friends The statement ~ he Ser Yoss psps.s
Yesterday thai aeulhan nad- some dsa lres r vi ilV
enles knsss Coupauy No ied inecug yereriiy eseu
aiswn.i msa
GArroan AccIpy~r--A SorayR aIa .,,,sp--rh. ~.
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esp-ycd resr TIE middle o. the river bssc~n ~
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belonged 70 New York.
the smpios of Joae. Esprcs.. der-ed- sor d Dr IL.
.rcit B'sdi.v 10 ttelsnsc p'sg,. wedn-,i.y, ara
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Newark.
saEsow E.c.rs IosN uisss s0u..-s. iohs Minor
Bols stopped fon tr,n cent?. street drpat i.s
lug h. n'orned - th> coadaeter tat y. bsGgsse.
shsa v'r" .. s,a 9 49,, u ''i IL san w - 49, @
ur~a lh~e whea Ia aoiea, sni ~ 80 fe.ns -
ouy :,Rs.1 ,ii. as. .fu.a I,.ns ''a' ~
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cho,efs 70 cabn.t sr-stcbirsus oshysbsctri one
o~sarr.d a. Ncrri. .le~ on "wednesday 1sAt t. vat ~
heug Thonss Oulnm - The pi~fna-s where
80 malignant rate. occurred Fsniue' stree
Thoroughly si.iaseetea ~ ths H~siis pnesra
Tay IsirrKD PolicTssSfss condition of The psosnsp
vino stct.nsly sho 90 Ss~sFs % Wednesday, Cat
effns Nj. physicians sroaa s0r~a " hs
sry 1hr orcrF IN who's. hsnfs fh- pistol wss when ds
eaafFef hss been veasea from custody fners bsnG
donbs o. Ne affair b~ug sniir.iy seyt-a1.i
c0rxgssrvlsr-k ss~st de,scsiv@ hs. sacsssa.l IN
bfi1sine 20 uaae s1nns@rfs-rs vino rs'r
Lrll.,. III MMnn. NJ Nhelf NnIlhlsra slanrk-
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covered with decorations eanasis aad inscriptions ap-
propriate 70 the occasion
Orksaixaaisa or An Assecissies or l9obei Pris-
ON Survivors

Orxsaizatisn or An Associations Of >aoeci frss'
on Survivors
Prrrsauao, sAps, ~, 1855.
meeting OF returned prisoners from lumber o.
states was held after the adjournment Of the Soldiers
Convention, whom AN association OF ~Rebel lsrison
Survivors was organized BY the election OF A. D. stre
a. Chairman This evening . constitution and Cir
cuI& wore adopted as folows:--
We the survivors OF the thousands loyal men who have
oeon Ia S0utL6rp PRISONS
society for the purpose OF collecting materials for
Of the imprisonment. and anordfng aid 10 those Of
their number who have been rendered heipiess by
rnbel barbari.y and renewing aud perpctusting The
~ ergsnaa,ion meeting o. retained prisoners held
fittsburg September 70 al which meeting the association
Tspe pr.on survivors Was osanza by choosing General
" hreight OF Indians president and vice president
rom each state represented beginning having bosn thus
made appeal 10 late prison i0n us 10
making this association with country TO
ln end let each returned prisoner put himself
nicaon with the vice president appointed the
hIoA he belongs aud De enrolled member branch
ssoc alton OF hs State Those becoming ad
u collecting such Information viii BE- useful in compiling
history Of rebel prisons and especially relation
o. their fellow prisoners whose tate Il unknown 70 ieir
irionds ut home. With such purposes IN we feel
assured that our feow prisoners generally win cin
carrying them effect using end
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL cosssnTloN.


4
Missisas-Bishep Pstssr's Addre.s-Desth .
Dr. HRwks-Pr0poscd sOivisien Of the Die
l ccSo.
The members Of the Episcopal Convention assembled FOR
ne transaction Of business shortly after eins o'clock
tsrdv morning The proceedings commonced with prayer
On account OF the absence Of bishop Potter Rev Dr.
Eight OF g. Pauls church. took called the
mestins 70 order Tho roll Of deiegses then called
and aong those who their General
the StanoVg ana missionary Couimittses
The trustees Of sS Assa 81 sSs nasm csrx Fund a...
g.s.ss:sS NV :spss iss% =S.s ~. slssi
sss I Ds he year ssors
es;s s,csa ss .Ss S.s
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The or the 1 s es.ss during as r,seo
y e s Fund Y s w" The sta os
eapsuss. ao"sa saa i PAL seT mat purpose "A' me
psYuriss 70 rms asssiA. cosvpu,os
oS % nsvs ss election Of aess. 70 the General
ferred 70 the Committee on Canon.
nioivsAs rIssioSs.
Kew MT pAspvrx OF Brooklyn, made an she speech la
fayo q resolution % Increase The number ef Diocesan
toned many the people are without paoes
ag =, .. aad sasrcea cue .se asee-.y q s
ing resolution. which was referred 10 ma Committee
Where's, \ Is belisyed ,bs tts iaerms,icn which could
By pe'.ons rssaas II tsse Portions Despse
lively would .onduee - better comprehension Of the
ton of ts part q he Chnrchs nosx; thersfore
for spre.eneas Of s s@ea. or'ons Il lie oce"s o
hs Missionary COMMITTEE section iso % eaon nfeen be
bers of which esh shalt ciesgyten and seven ns men
caarS s wers @ o. ma
tcrisly affected the gorerAtaent Of the Churrh
The Tr,,.cc' II e Epcor rpad ta.n presented ,helr
soo im d ~ ena 70 q oeas ror "i h. sappors
this aad VIII na appS, Se ssp ne 'e py @ H. Ss
n5 ,pe sS,sss, % he or eaea W esaes WIS
apsss,, peo e H. the e e.seP and d sosea wa aoPed g
Tor the episcopal resdenee.
A,a. STAG. Of s."er W. rSrT. in1s.', % a. n,0 o.
appeared sod proceeded 70 deye 40 annual sddrs Alter
.on ihe suite WSeh had eanvaiea s a9TIr ssa ny rs
away and was an iaesprs.sbs sst.eoa 10 ha ,hnt
me senthe,n churches had met ih s.s IN truly cathoic
PARTICULARLY worthy Of words of approval .na
Chufch and upon lie eouniry Iensshy rsfcrencs was
MAJ made 70 the proesedias. Of me so. OF ies North
resulted 30 satisfactorily, III relation hs labor.
AID tour coairnatieps had tisD ,ss during Tie
yss neng ~ q,eass q nne hundred osrf thc-c o hs
hlmaton During llr yea5 nie ee -ynen eonne,ed with
Rev b. crosca ae, Mr. byon Rig wr p,sd Xxx "a r n" ey
.asi gsey Dr. fiaags ~ iaeks f1c,or q .e Charrh q
AID that he lad fcceigcd le,sg announcing tat liz.
6s sop lsn SPOKE q a Ga Il q r. " ss' Robert Ss
H. ~ mn'sTs snd rsicted ieel' Iems 70 hs e,ry labers
shs poo, are Iro ded - many Of the churches
ehureie. and Tho dlspsys Of dee- hre sharply
,v rw.u or or n,sa,
recess Of tsr hour sas here t,&ro reass,m
na"Ss wers adopted.
saharr or mn armcr
sse mohol, 80 VS. r. Owed % ssae h salary sseo per
sysssi ss.slns '"'' u''''"s
il he egeaDs ne i.r HssS IL BE .os rs :,
sd,nee both Of clerical 'nd e, dr ate rcmorAsby
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% wednesday Unp0pulsr-tscHerai Bswks
s~s.vssdes the Hero .f Fort Fisher, &C.
fif~BuHc, Sept 81. isss.
Ths soldiers and Sailors Convention, which has been
IN s.~.aa here during the last Few days. adjourned
a. last evening
rs excitement of The week has been ~ouud M to-day
" graad procession, comprising all ,he civic, political
snd n-nsss circles OF this and adjacent township The
ssbs lon Of to-day has exceeded 10 spirit and numbers
s ih. has preceded during the week, snt t has
been s,o stner of local character and has 10 bearing
Beyond the lmlss of the contcst het~c GesFy and
clymsr The citizens Of II,tsburg, Aeshany aud the
sdlscsr' townships turned ou, in full or's aud q lhe
srsl holiday, enabling the 0i lron TO
take part Ia tho proceedings The atsf has
not however passed 90 without It's dgawta =
tcosrsl Butler, Who was announced Grand hsrshai
Of tho day. not having occn pessed vin The msaas ~
-nca ~ *. soa,ssrn q sss ssS ss ~ e
DAVIS and Lee, received, abruptly declined the
position. snd 10 was st once rendered 10 General BANS
e gsst struggle here Cor the pact thfse DAYS has hc~n
m reality between Butler aud Bsnks aud np yeg,er-
dsy aarroon Butler had decidedly IN urnsr hand, u
,ssscl' Il yesterday he ba4 suffered under The pro
es~w vnlgnriy known ~ "snabbins ara General
Banks has been taken ~ - Y. place .mlay
ialiye man here whom 70 fsH hack. Although
Bu.f was announced ~ thc principe sreAkfr today p
.sSrss,sd he crowd a. The wswsm n an Argau,snsiv.
spssch Of soms hours duration % the ssgos involved
.s. ss p'''ss Bauer ~. icsdy called cr bs r.poad
osiy In few brief rsmarks scarcely mssns 40 sssnpt
70 concssl hischagrin and Indignation q .he Sigh pa1
N. aspisy Sss sssn psrssc, success. 'sf ~.
ssixAs sfow concsmsd 1neussnde n psop.s bs.s
S~s3Eips bsvs turned oui 10 ,hsir W. .'sog,h ~a
~ etsisens have displayed nnoh fsal tss sAnss ~
4 E AN 3: !: ..s:s.s., :s s:'ss' ss.: "a ss Sss: s:
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po.spo.smss, Of the wsoai.w. Races.


The woodlarn races have bees postponed unta .as
taih Of october
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The thespr.s Newspaper aud Be.t sn.ssvS
Jsarnai in the Goa,ssy.
The waKts HIsALo FOR The pnscn, wees, asv sssif.
coo !. a. cpailauaiion Of
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Tat Iusf.

rh- pol selling 81 Lafayette Hsn ~ss ..r, tdss -
aish, tho saiss ssng hs trot bs-een Ro.snssaJ
Aaa coss three ef The promising Jogax n~res "a Is
country the will onne % is Afternoon AZ the F.SAl
ton Course Nosamond the private fork
tlnS. ~ against the neif rhe paolss ~
which sire below will show that sk1 cnniiR,aa u AV
ana y ~ condition for stout race The following src 4
Eossmand sict 70 rs 80 10 100 80 ?, -
Lacy. ..-.. M No 1. n kl ~
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Tho MitohgAao sIs -sf sal Serax u - tss hngr. s.b
..AAep "a MAJ rountrfftt FNALOsN y NIGHT bla,vH
m. gEht-s deceive ~, sys@ ~ the anoaservant
: =, a name. onlr seksn tas ~h gdprs wh.h
- "a " as,erY e. suslnprs. y seat NO - ~ ~
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A. wsal.-.ir .h,iar."'. si-"ir~' 'sr"-s-
HiGai1N . I9s.A y~-y sfssi So Ye,s
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Tue National Horse Fair, being held hsre, oip-sg
% MORROW tFrtayl The falf today ga great
cess md was largely Assnded
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NoK~1os Conn, sept. ~ 1850
ihe rof safay ~ the co2nly grounds opco 10
All no SEE N yhs oonniypest ,hres Ave The rrns.
vas won 0y ~ a. Deiaooe,s hprfrl gsding, who ths
tnri, Iourth, shf nth hesfsN The bc. tus n,sis "a
the Fac. was = 3t.
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Nf@f lisf bf~stAsN 80 -
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a H~.a Tor Ladies usrd'. t.sdI-.. ss.I-
SO rsgsf Collar wapisssr sat - .l ~ ssy.~~ss
ssU s0ra
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~ rt,<~. )" The Hs,si usssss -"s sihs~
uAfuF rlrs~f - rf..a~.~
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a. Jyap-ss'. Delicious Ar@stsss TsssA
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safams fafa-s AAsnssf II N,r s93 ". 80 kf.As Vs.
a,erlps 80 laF ~ pAYsgas scsNg Dsps Ffn.@~
atss sold ~ dsuxs.fs. t~nH 81 s4rfsiss
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Europe BY tho Cabios aud st'anahlps iucladlng QUO
5pec.si Dublin sud Fealcs Correspondence h,u hia.
tory of iie Revolution IA C,ni4s, tho Vows ~ tas
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itc'ns y iaerv-i, onr npcesl l'espaiobes tie
National C,plla; very utero,,ng account Of .
TIP fron Nes York hor orleans over the
Gfsai Soaihcea Mall Rmle Fay Particulars ~
.hc Recent Great storms tie woe hecs
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Report q ihe foceat Important N~'ln. of The Frss9
Brphefiood IN ih. aty ~ wtch my ave Crrica ~sss
rrpfeespied James slephsnS rsrogn,,sd ihs
real Q X the caifen, News ~ The Week
~ ans 81 important rohsai snd foc. FycA.s. .s'ssc
With the laies, Intelligence from csaaa Nes6S seah
Amerle, shd The rpuinc .nsloai sud Thepyies t,s-
ves, inr,udns t,s det,is Of th. Brilliant phhsi OF
kisiod The queen o. Tragedy The sporting ss.. cs
tns Day, embracing 5l-csi Reports ot do oPsnnx
q Jefpue Park aud other Turf Matters in,sre-s,sx
Aquatic .vsni.. ana lbr rrixs fights heFEeen Moiops
aoi nst fcr tho Championship ana Ne' snd Orsa,
h"nl,n1i Edltor,ls on various topics Literary Aesi~
IT, i.eag Gus and scientific tbtrIiseaay fsosts. Fo.
cisa dc~dp; Varieties SC: soyswg Of the o.,is.
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hehsy Markets Marriages aud Deslss. Adycrtisfmen'-.
and aecov,ts % su important eysn'. of tas ~s~s
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TIE PTTTSBUaG CONTENTION.
Yecn rtlssnm 10 TINE NEW ysax Ms,t,.

Supplementary Proccedins.-tsrsud Process
sios- -sl~~erai Butler :. snabbed''-Ttis speech
% wednesday UnpoppIsr.-tssrsraI Bs~k-
swpYss~des the Hero of Fort Fisher. &c.
ftsrxntt. gafs OF isss
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AU1raa, Ne, Sept H. 1904
~ siogie dssi or ave miss 10 Wagons at ihs NalsH
Horse show to-day, Somerset oruigiy spohes#a Rsrr
was tho winner, hts whole tFns beue Ia It's agss
aud bot mie made in 81.
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erBg DIAMOND CROSS"
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CRArmc sREmH OF TEpu.frsa Apyr~.
TtiHE
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New ssp-crbsfs - Tho wssxtr H-ALs =. 80
,hs back spmbsn c,aia'aias il- as~ s'ep, sgas
DIaaoSD Cposs
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rrs GaA.r srosr % An~c.. sars,,.
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y,e~ inriudn az tho det,li. Of th. Brilliant nkhat OF
ki.tad The Queen o. Tragedy ,ha sporting sss. os
ns Day, embracing 5l.c,si Report. of d. opsnisx
% Je,ple Park aud other Turf hsu-rs in,ste-,isx
Aquatic eysni.. ana ihr Pr,s Ttghls heyeeen Mof'osg
s0i p,yf for tho Championship ana o Se' snd or.m "a
Maalsnl, Rdiorl,k various topics Literary, Assi~
IT, i.eag eus snd Scienune ibtelIissaoy fsqst~ Fes
csa Gc~ap, Varieties. SC. soylswg Of she os'ais.
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ST. PAUL'S CENTENARY.
nstisatory Sermon Of Samuel Auchmuty, DID.
Delivered October 80, l766.
Value Of Trinity Church Prop
erty $6,500,000.

FAs Children 81 the Church, Committing Of
st. Paui's, st. Georges, St. Marks, Grace
and stuyvesant Square Churches, Co.
tnmsla College, Society for the Pro-
melton Of Religion and Learning,
Trinity school, Hobart CsI-
legs, 1t Geneva, and Nm
nereus other Parbhcs
and Churches.
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AID sAlx1,s uAy.

Ia Z Its HtstOry and Observance, &c.
To-day IN the anniversary u OF the great festivals
OF the Roman Catholic Church. which Instituted as
. commsmoration in honor OF all those saints and
martyrs who, individually have especial day under
their patronage High will be celebrated in all
Catholic churches sndsthers will be divine service in
honor Of the day n the Protestant places Of worship
throughout the country.
Of the festival the occasion OF the dedication OF
the Pantheon NJ Rome, which Was built by Marcus
Aemorahon OF Auaustus's victory ~ Actium
Antony and CeopairA Pantheon signifies In Crock
sthe home residence Of the godsn and II probably
received thS because contained the statues Of
the bcatbcn detes. ~ tf
.e FURTHER MsroHr or THE PANTHEON
when Theodosius the younger cams TO the throne Of
tho Eastern portion OF the Roman Empire in the wear
S0s, he demolished ala the temples OF idolatry
realm but his uncle Honorus who occupied the Western
throne cencnted himself with closing thcm, wishing
preserve them ~ monuments Of the ancient maQnin-
cence Of the empire. The Pantheon remained CLOSED
Papsl car He caused II 10 he ceansed and purned
finally converted II into church, which ne dedicated
the Blood Virin and all tho Martyrs; Il received
names ST. Maria Maxtyra the Rotunda &C In the yeer
13l Pope Gregory III oonsccrated chapel In this church
In honor of al Tho san, and for about hundred YEAR,
the anais eary u the 18th OF Maythc consscsation
daywas celebrated In Rome ALI Saints Day As IL
found Mat the celebration Of this festival ncrered
With the busncss Of the working cises Ia tho year $50
Pope Gregory Nv altered the day deierring IL until the lst
d November whas harvest time bcing past the poor
would feel less Inconvenience from their annual pilgrim
ass 70 Rome. where tho solemnitios chiefly Oh
served In parts OF Scotland and Ireland the day
" <ept Tor thankAgivln Tor tho harvest rN
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AL HAtLuW EVE.

THIS evening which precedcs All Hsiiow Day, known
under the Of Halloween, All Balow Eve, and Is
night OF confession In the Catholic churches In former
times many parts Of Great Britain, this festival Was
celebrated in manner similar 10 that or Christmas az
the presani day, but the ancient supersons
toms fast falling into dsusc and now almost ony
preserved among country people OF the cassss
The general superstition thss this tho night
whom ltches cfs aud other evil spirits went abroad
with the Intention o. hnrmng all who In their way
IN North Malee Was customary 70 make huge bon
nre on Halloween and for every member II the family
,throw small white stone, previously marked into The
rest aser saying their prayers they retired %
his Or hev atone, 'AiHg neat morning, zach sought
missing. WAS accepted any one Of them wa, Was
the owner would de before tho lapsso, 1sn .nss
panesnH amongst the embsrs Of = bonfire ~ -. = IN. .n
BLACK snorsasled SOW was another curious c6s s 80
served the origin o. which II bnrcd In oblivion in.
ebser'ances Of An Hsilow Eve have been Described by
many q the English poets for instance BY Gay in rhs
spen and by erryden IN "Nuts Burning All Hal.
ioween Mrns 6cscribes IN his Halloween The puns
ditiorh customs he also mentions : SOLITARY woman
sctng p kin and throwing blue clue into the rot 10
vino expecting that ere dashed Il win b. held bark
snd Expecting ~ answer 70 the question 'who holds ~
disclosing The name OF her future huxtand There are
very many similar supsrStiuons record all having the
same ar similar feudcncyelther the discovery OF m
TIRE hrstAnd % wife Of death bat - thcre
were gwen IN detail N the HRlb on the last nnniyer-
say of The festival, NOT necessary 70 repeat them
Any one fous for further nformssion on the subject
can cstAn BY consulting the poems mentioned shove