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su,.,, g,v.,ls sioli 100 .esss sso f'vmingo bA'sn
seven, On year, q az. and ns'iv. q CHA arrived IA
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The American aud Foreign Christian
Union.

The American and Foreign Christian Union celebrated
It's anniversary last evening ~ the Presbyterian church,
Of Fourth and Twenty second street The
delivered by the Row Howard Crosby d. D.,
who took hts from second kpstle 70 the essz
ionans chapter H., verso ., which reads, Even him,
whose coming In after the working % Satan, with all
power and sign. and lying wonderA The speaker hsv
Ing alluded 10 the extent Of paganism and hsbomsian
ism, and the inrosds made upon these forms
Of worship by tho ever Increasing spread Of Christianity
advered n considerable length 10 "tho evils q Roman.
Ism. He considered tina, wherevcr rcisous federation
existed ecclesasti"sm mus, inevitably decay and bc
suppsnied by Prot es'sutsm ireland only submud 10
is despo,ism because The people we're oppressed and
becsnse hsppepcd that IN tina, country Protessnt'sm
had 10 ITO nature vein Of ceesiss'lcism The FORM Ia
which ecclesiasticism most dangerous vas that
Of Romsnlsm, and II " nsuifni1e the bsneful
esee'' of homhnNm ina, his hearers .houIa a@ AZ
Their erertions The speaker dd n1 purpose 70
catalogue IT, evils, bu, derred " call the A,sn.
ton Of his eoIsegAsion 70 some Of 10 tsfnse
fraud the intel geDoe u man BY means % AL pow
er. and signs and lying vondirs ~ ran ,h. isri
Dsterm ned 20 have implicit obedsnce 20 her human
laws tho Church Of Rome gave her commands
biabce % divinity She thus Manufactured faic eft.
dsnee and BY u.ng her political power 10 oppre~
people kept her noct sbsolate lsnorabce What
% the many ~ her employed 20 nssrr ,he
ni.iy % her foIlo~srs' frsi TIE display Of N array
~ homsh saints, Who supposed % have Performed
miracles W oldeI times cs'ying ths heads under
Their arms after Precipitation otherr sxtnSy'shos con
ntO the desert aud slsyng dragons by the pcDfe Then
show 81 miracles supposed W te " daily o-sufrercs
such a. slnsns AaisEnas The Liquidation " The boof
u saint Janusrps, ~ tbe Exhibition relics nnbuu
bcref, % piece ~ TIE stone On Fhrb stood the
COCK tina, crysei Tor Peter. ~ fragments q The
crosi, ~ The stuiis ~ thousands II ssnisi
vrs, and % other curositss suNrienrY n1ne
RUS ~ stock 81 The maeeums 10 the rvf'ft ard
pointrd out A. Obl~c,s ~ Iigrnrase snf ~nffhip -
erring men. Dr Frosty thea druDuucsd ia hfons
terms the fnsny usscs - ,hc festfsn fstho.c thlfh.
and srguei hat 70 rally Little "a tno.n q % ~,
10 which they we're rsrr7~1 ne ionish thurh
N this country, b. rctufed % co1fafaife ul"uff
Hs asifh~d lengthy remarks uyon tie Jrsnfs rev. hs
Tier and holding 70 scorH The rfiitiupc
onmmantinx submissive aAeisnoe " The ofdffs ~ ih'f
surerofs. % the I<r " oprsmfuns %" pc
r<HtsAs asf nsgtA>-s ysnai 20 mcftAl "n N 90
cDsro guons The p 40 Dialot q dota fv,.t,'
The spcaksr cantiDnef his bearers Nain" opnT.vNNng
sasht 10 tie so-asi c,yfistl- insi;lnas pac1 pnfef
The sospioes q me yy,oan C.fhoix rLsf,h Bs sfvo
ess~f We dyaa,cns " ngssy hosVit.h AL A~sst1s.
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business as brokers' and which stu remain unassessed
or duo and unpaid. X. A ROLLINS, Commissioner
MEMORIAL IN FAVOR OF GENERAL INSURANCE
LAW.
memorial has been sent to Congress asking for the
passage of general law by which companies
may deposit with tho United States Treasurer government
bonds covering the extent of their obligations amount
of capital fin order to the insurance, in the
of national banking interpretations 1t is claimed that
the operation of such law would give TO the really sol
companies the public confidence which they
entitled.
ORDER TO PAYMAsTERs.
Paymaster General Brices order all paymas,ers OF
the army has been perempoy that during the procedure
Of sbursement the government funds should be kept
by the disbusng officer where the Treasurers draft had
placed them. Il is said but for the violation OF this
order the government and all the disbursing officers of
the government would DO entirely by OF
the securities in the hands OF the Treasurer left ex
pressy for that purpose
GENERAL sICKLEs IN TOwN-THE APPOINTMENT TO
THE HAGUE.
Major General Daniel Sickes arrived in this city from
Charleston this morning. accompanied by Col. Moore
Capt Basset and Dr. Smith, Of his staff and Col TotteD
Inspector General Orhe army. The General has been
summoned from South Carolina confer the ap
poinsment 10 the Hague which 1t rnmored he will de-
cline.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The Department Of State has received dispatches from
the United States Consul ~ London dated April Il,
wherein it is stated that the cattle plague Is decidedly
and rapidly the decrease and the expectation Is gen.
eral that will itself and entirely dis
appear.
NO CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
In relation to cholera the steamer England the
American Consul proceeds TO state that he cannot learn
that there has been single case OF cholera in
England; and therefore he concludes that the disease
the result of infection taken from any locality in
England. Newspapers say that the cholera is on the
Rhine, ana in some localities in SPAN and France, but
not yet alarmngy prevalent in any of those countries
PERSONAL.
Senator Cowan has returned from brief visit to Penn
sylvania Governor Farchld Of Wisconsin, will leave
hero tomorrow, rcute home VIA Philadelphia
CONGRESSIONAL MANUAL.
II will he interesting the politicians Of the country
learn that at the request Of number OF public OF
both parties the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
is engaged in preparing political manual, 10 con-
tain the leading political speeches, messages, proclama
tons orders and vetocs which have been issued since the
of President johnson. 1t will be published I'M
medatey after tho adjournment of Congress
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POLICE Inte,Ilxener.

AHREsr or ALLEGED HOrkL THIEVES
At late hour saturday night jane poughsrty.
occupying in Sweeny's Hotel Chatham strosA
ayoke by hearing one In the act Of aitompt
ing Ms room with a false key IL Iumpod oh
OF bed aud found that the bolt OF tho lock had beun
turned from the outside without giving any alarm md
for the purpose OF securing the thief Mr. Doughery gL
into bed again, and after lying quiet FOR few mlnn@s
a st'althy entered the room and taking Mr.
Dougherty's coat from peg which II was hAogioC
left with Il followed by Mr. Doughory, who caught The
intruder in the room adjoining with The stolen ooa n
was called and took charge Of tho prisoner who gave
his nams AZ WIN Woods Justice Hogan yestertAg
committed the accused for examination
James Calan, a smart looking man, twenty -four yo,rv
Of age arrested by officer hrIec, OF the iroadw ~
squad the charge Of entering room IA the hnye's
House No - broadway, occupied ny Edwin N. Dofrs;
with false key and stealing coat valued At forty uVa.
dollars one Of tho chambcrnaids saw Caan leaving
the room with the property and caused his arr a. 10
WIS committed 10y Justice Hogan To await his trial
srEALIsG DIAMOND PIN.
Mr. jesse snyder residing al 10 Bond street ~
Saturday night caused the OF Henry Hamilton ~
officer Clnohy. OF the Eighth precinct the chars, -
having stolen from HIM pearl diamond scarf pea.
valued al two hundred dollars appears that the par
ties mot at Lafayette Hall Broaisay and snbscq uonfiy
proceeded Ia saloon IN Wooster stroet Honst"n,
where. alleged the prisoner took the Jewel Spydo(
demanded return OF bis property but without cnoctf
After his arrest the accused promised return pm
a complaint WAS not made against him Justios Dsixe
committed Tho accused IN prison for trial HAMILTON ~
twonty eight years Of and native Of Philadelphia
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Conservation .of - Catholic Hospital NJ
Hob0kem.

The Rev Mr Gavin, Catholic pastor a, Hoboksn, In
rcdnced that city .hres sncs tho astsrs
Of the Poor and he has bnt foe them, adjoining
tho Catholic church and school, four story brck hoe
pits a Of thirty thousand doIlan This insti,u
ton solemny blessed and opened by bishop bsyiey
yesterday In presence ~ vast a~ssnbage Of people
Before the ceremony took place procession consisting
~ societies from Hobosennan-y, the Benss0lent
Temperance Society and the Tempcranee tafe,s-sni
three societies Of Joss.y CITY preceded by band 81
music marched through the principal streets u the
city, and formed into line opposite the church
and new hospital Bishop Bayiey addressed the
people the Institution which begsn that day ~
career Of charity and us~funess In th-r niist He
spoke Of the blessings which n ~ond confer on them
through The Christian offices and patient sbors q the
good listers 10 WHOSE charge II ~ss ps'ed In tho
ayenisg he delivered lecture IN tho church on The sub
ject Of tho "Rulo of Faith" Tho proceeds Of the Ice
ture will bs devoted 10 the be~ hospital fund All the
physeans Ia Hooksn have volunteered their SERVICES
IN the establishment d. Cbsbcri. who attended
the SISTERS pat for the past three year has s.o
offered he ssrvlc~s them In the pss free hospital
Tho building plain and entirely devoid of orbsmshi
bat outs comnodious and veil Constructed The rtoi
~ OF the Louvre pattern Ther~ viii he ample srcom
moniions hundred patients from the city and
subnrbs ~ Hoboksn, aud und~f The auspices " the
worthy sister mus, prove q blessing W the oominsHhy
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whore sickness poverty vcr not rcsorted cloak
tho true objects for the attainment OF which the gfs o
the Charitable were solicited lie adjured ms hearers !"
beware or tho semiDares and educational lnstitutOnS
where The hearts OF their Offspring would be perverted
by tho instillng ~ the primo ipes Romansu aud
buked the practice Of sending children establishments
because Of the good reputation these might onjoy IN the
fashionable world He finally poanted to the neoessiy Of
combating the Church OF Rome, mot with It's own
weapons OF cunning and fraud but With the Gospe in
hand initiating the Master and Hs apostles In rndness
and genteness. and trusting in Him for ultimate tri.
umph
AT the conclusion Of the gentlcmans dcourss con
grogation were dismissed with tho benedictlon.
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SERVICES YESTERDAY.


At the new Church OF the Advent, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues on Forty sixth street, tho services yes
terday but poorly attended Tho various appro-
pirate psalms having been rendered with much harmony
by the choir the ltany aud prayer and the gospel and
cpe for the NTH Sunday after Easter being read the
Rev Mr.. Hartt assembled the pulpit. The taxi chosen
was from tho book Of samuel siStn chapter and twelfth
verse: "And II was told King David Saying, tho Lord
hath blessed the house Of Obed cdom and all tba, pr
iaincth unto him. because OF the ark Of God !" Tho
reverend gentleman then prooeededo speak OF tho bciu
tos of the ark the holse OF God and the great happ
and privilege should deem II u be allowed To
cdince to Has honored glory Independent of
liked abode, the whole universe Is His temple The
Druids often misr presented gloroi In the vast aud
ghy columns which they raised TO their gods. la tho
first century OF Christianity II was and In Gaia
combs that tho early followers OF tho cross we're
compelled TO hide In worshippng their God But
the Of the which begun by the fishermen
OF Gallec and the peasants Of Italy rose 10 the
senate, the kings and emperors who adopted It's teach
in.s and tho way OF salvaton We should ind in tho
way giving tho honor Of Cod To he our creates,
happiness to be permitted to work FOR THIS endt with
any implement OF In any place The preson' parrish wa
It's area for radius OF "a mile In zach direction and
that, too without external apparent human aid In
time other churches Of tho Same denomination began to
grow up round about them and their members ia groups
began flock these which were fraughi
with greater advantages than limited means would
admit But faithful members still continued thou
devoons within their temple and have found the fun
mcnt Of the words OF Christ "Where two or thrsc arc
gathered together IN my name there am IN the midst
OF them And thus had the Almighty bIesscd tho happy
duty which the pastor had TO discharge Now thai the
edincc offered for sale three members have
given i've thousand dollars each and hve others have dons
ted hundred dollar each Thus you have paid ALREADY
one half Of the sum required by your own beraiiiy
Theie munitceDt acls the speaker went on 70 gay IN
conclusion told not only for the pupos. OF being
admired but also that they may b. initiated Ho urged
his hearers then TO rise To the great conception tina, all
possess In this ifo can hope TO obtain In the
world to come already belongs 10 God Living, work
ing or spending should 10 a. the tru, oes of God
on the entire cost Of the rty three thou
dali half had heAf nflxHI
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Confirmation Ceremonies.

In the Church Of tho Holy Trinity, Madison avenue
and Esst rory.sccond street, tho Right Row DR.. 20,
ter d. Bishop Of tho diocese u New York. last even
ing administered the rite Of confirmation TO about ATTY
persons Of both who had presented themselves
the occasion. Tho Right Rev. probate was attended
by ave cisryymcn, who-the Bishop commencing road
the prayers appropriate 10 the ceremonial In which the
congrn. CATION joined In the aspirations and resonr~s
These preiimnsres having been concluded tho Bshop
delivered cxhoratve and impressive discourse To the
candidates for continuation and then proceeded to nj
minister the rite after which tho prayers suitable 20 the
service read, diversified with hymns and intonaI
TONS Of sacred music tho organ, and these bong
ended the Right Rev preiate pronounced parting
admonlion those who had received confirmation and
10 the congregation In general Every pew In the -Ts
cous aud beautiful temple ~ss occupied down To
the yestibuie
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tn. ss-t .Dd ssa~ emporium ms h,s.si -,
for ladies' s~oss rhfr-D sod tyrs s~s>
rrsnch fashions. all made ~ The b~si nsisfl sni
rantsd An tinds made order vsrasssi " ~ sod -ss
n realty sDof sr,ei~. ~ Bl.DDks .s ufsf
GAY. syf.s.lt- Metropolitan u0trf
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A.-Mosc. Chemical PomsAs Ressosss
gray -h0ut dying 10 ths anss bali dfes~i.s s9-a
uss iy~- Tad pt.f-fstlou Dsfos 81 ~ - s"-s
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sr.fo~ly hni w thew an bsf Nc u"fp~f ~ fshsas
srss-fnL rgustiish sna fs-insiins svis. u Lss~. "a
Ni..@. fsaer H.,. thsi - ss.a ., otslss No 81
ufusfs.y
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YKrcgLn LOrios Diseiors,isns ,sil,i s,s-h t..es-'
.nf fsess~- sntnsiy r~ssoss3 ~ asns r-ffys els
brstsd Ixs,.n Pf~p.r.f 81 Nv ~ 4 FggeT i,~fg..bAe
90, pyss No fsrt sh ~ al srA<os.s 70 10.
Frersis Lotion.
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Ash yosr DvuGgiS sor Ds. nsss'gs
HOsy BirrEEs ihs choiss rs'sHu"" D-pr' ~
nj.
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Lady Visiting Vtny s'or.s

A-Mss~atev's Great Rhswwsaste ussss-
dy III. sni ~Doisffui nelifir~ 49, hts s.A<~.
curing khsafnat.ns 81 yssrs sIssdips IN is- Asys
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All Hair Diseases CSr~d.-vo ssiphss
usei sspa treatment No more gray hair OF seifsess
Dr gRAsDJEAA, No. AstSf pdses
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COLUMBIA ooLLDss-yoor BALL sArcn.
football m.,ch, the second of the sss.sn. rst place
FRIDAY l.. bsts~eu thu sophouors and fr-shfnah
Glasses Of Counb-s College the colsss ball Srvund
Fth avenue between Forty ninth aud ff,is'h Streets
The sorhs though greatly 0gingmbrred BY the tfesh
men gained esmplets victory alter short bot sharp
contss which lated only thfssqnartsrs a an hosf, an
uuu.aslly brief time The -vps ucr. led ~ 'sp,sh
stewart Church and Lieutenant !. Wumsrdibs ihs
freshmen ~ Captain Hsfslos f,h. Jr ard iAsptsnsni
william Issln.
nERALD BASS SAT- 0LtH
Tho aassL meeting q The Herald bAse b'l ''"o 900
place on saturday Nay The faio~ins g'hii'n"n
wer~ slef,-i for the ensuing year r~-ld-D w '.aes
Nciutyre, Vice Prrsfepi. James sff"am - ffts,y
James Donoysn rr.aflre' Jssrm.ah DhFal ~
rectors. EiEsrd Mcipiyre, chsn" 'f''n' 'nl H~~
usl IarA@yu
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A.-Cusson CIoshing.

THF FINEST STOCK Ov EsGTisH SCOTCH And rARis
COATIsGs. TROIsgRtsU. cLDfUN And DOkhhihs
10 tbl. city 0sntlesnsn call ssi Inspect tAsm
EROkAW BROr ~ Laisyetie piass snd ~ fDurh .seans
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunari mail steamship Africa, Captain H'csIsN
win leave Boston "Wednesday FOR Liverpool
Tho mails Europe will olo.o ia this city al Iuss"s
pas, one and half pas, Ave O'Clock 10 morro~ after
The Nav YomK H,n,Ln-fd,t'cn foo Europa ri 10
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
II will give valuable r,sss~e Of the work dons -
the great Russian American Telegraph, wi,h HISTORIAN
sketch OF the 6rst campaign II Tho expedition the dm
cultes encountered and overcome toga,lrr With de"o'p
tons Of the routes which have been surveyed aud ov~
which II is expected N. line will be LAID during the
present year the Official history o the bombadnsn, -
Valparaiso with Commodore Rodgers explanation Of his
oour~ interesting news the National Capital VIA
a report Of the proceeding Congress late news FROM
Mexico Cuba 81 Domingo Ac, and reports of all nisr-
cstng events oil tho week
Single copies, In sr.ppcn ready for mailing, -s
cents.
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Abr. e. ne IN nu's Marble Maths.
TURKISH ,sD ~ ss'As BAriN
- East tyartb street bs~f bff~3vsv.
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A.-DaiIey's GaIvanto norse Saivs CsSes
~ 0.iis scrsich-s svsnss Prsss on.a
s~slns and Bruis~. kvsrI hssss should h-,s .,
sid By drusxss. and NE dspot ~ deis' .usst ruv
kos
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All Prisss IN the ksatwshy. shelby sso
q ssfgE Bre<<f ~ ~ a-sl~sg.
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SOOTHING synUr for al ii.es.s, With wbies eens,..
Afflicted safe and certain remedy u relieves 'h4
child pain regulates the stomach and bSwels crsl
collie cr~-ts sedi,y and BY svbs rest ADD hsahh 70
child comforts the mother pflres ~ Dcy sNeSA Voc
York aud 30 High Holbofn. London Engisni
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"a. ssssss sswi-g ussh'"s. ~ih i-,-
r so ssisstfrrsfs - sf-ff - a = 49,
y susa Hss xyais-s - ~ brys1srs
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uoyst Havana Lottery s--PFfsss Psis
~ fV'srs~ope carnisA.f -. hsi.ss fss~' ~ -
ss-.a.s.s, 80 a. sirts ~ go - sissf
rAflyDe co. Esntsfs = W. af.sa v
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- tssfsrts sg4v ts' Iefstss1 - is'ssass p -
~ tts usHass { . A.rs - $50 ~ - ~
49, ~ rssig stsf~,st 80 sstiy $50 ts
rs- 49, - o. !, .rls4s Ffic~ ~ e~rts
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s..e,i.mso'. psr.,shisgs ssf.' rvte.-
a. Is.us sh.ffs o. 81 fNissstlrs y g As~~t~~f~s
- ffsrsfta9a - , fsfs -
Job. .. .,sn - 10. bA.. nss.,sA ..
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css,.s., D'.s.n..5n. n.,';'s..'.'.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-21

,,,r, RrroRT OF THE CON.
rtrTTE OF FIFTEEN.

49, relations of the states fo IN"
,nton The Naiur" OF the ie"'r"'
,,,crnmcnt-AIIt the States. Ola an"
,cu. Equal-No State can
ar bc indicted for crime
ncci>i,u, of Judge ~pra2uc an"
t,dce Nci,ou-ConSrcs> has N"'h'
ING ,o do with the STATES after toes
,rc once tdmiitcd-Thc Importance
-, rho >,uti,crn Stapics-The 0"cs-
lion of Danger {" the tnfoh 'r"'"
>ou,,,crn Representation Discussed
,,,.i,, declarations Of congress
Iiicd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-30
poetrp.
LOngings for Heaven.

I'm wafig for the that calls soul TO Thee
Iun for The wh ich thu captive free
And long how Pm longing for that blissfu shore
Where The spirit folds wings in forevermore.
would not barts, hopes likes these Tor all the world
Eng's joys
Seeking earthly pleasures children after toys
higher thou ghts and aims than this poo
world affords,
No aspirations Of the soul, which thrill its nner chords
Where ~ streams howing per the shining
sand,
And unfldtng nowerets bloom, beautiful and fair.
there.
SEE tn blessed angels around the Saviour stand.
With all bright Redeemei from every cline and
land;
And the precious & Iittls - nearest to the
throne;
h binds his loving eyes, and claims them all
his
som times in waking hours such visions will arise
An listening soul hear the chimes Of Paradise
The Ceie-t al Guy. bright and fair, from sulsh Is
Land - is seen,
ah thu uucrossed, d, Jordon rolls be
Yeti know that should wait with patience for the
token
Which SILVER cord b. lOO.ed, the golden bow.
be broken,''
That the wary pris free, that calls the
derer home,
Tnat opens wide the pesriy ga-es o. blessed Lord
say Come.