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Best Gard of the Season |
SPLENDID SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT AUCTIONS!
Most Desirable Locations for
Country Residences.

WE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
w Thursday, the 25ah ef October,
''BOseobelI.'' the residence Of DR.. C. D; ELLr-
OFT before the war. and the most beautiful place
in the vicinity Of the city. and still one Of the
most desirable ever offered in this market. said
property is located on the franklin Turnpike, %
miles from the Court House, in one Of the best
neighborhoods in the county, with the Spruce
street and Franklin Pike Street Railroad now in
state Of projection, and to be completed in sixty
DAYS to within half mile Of it, and expectation
Of It's early extension beyond II. The property
is divided into Lots TO suit purchasers whilst the
Residence with 10 acres Of ground attached, oilers
particular attractions. The house. tive story
brick exclusive Of basement. contains is rooms,
there are tive neyer-failing wells, three csterns.
choice collection OF fruit trees, AID tie yard deco
reted with Shrubs, Flowers and Eyergreens
The smaller and uninproYcd Lots arc very de-
sirable and offer, in consequence o. their high
HEALTHY and convenient location. every induce
ment to persons desiring 20 secure suburban
homes.
A splendid collation. viii be served on The &C,
casiou, and omuibuses leave cur ofices on dag O
sale al 10 clock precisely, 49, t--e-.F., IL.
TERMS LTBEkAL end made known On dAy d
EVERY BODY COMET
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~ HEX 3D. Aaoos and until further ne
tiee. Trains will run a. follows
Memphis, Mobile and New Orleans
Express, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. Time from Nashville to
at940 p. y. Decatur 6hours 81 min
Arrives at Decatur Memphis Is hours 50
4.lI A. NJ minutes.
q Memphis, 2QP. A. Mobile % hours 5 min.
Mobile, ll:i5 A. MI Orleans "A hrg 50 minA
n. Orleans. $50 p. ~ Time from Memphis 10
Leaves n Orleans Nashville 10 hr 4S mia.
500 r. H.lIOusyiile a hrs IS min.
Memphis. 300 P. ~ Time from New Orleans
Mobile 7.00P. n. 60 Nashville 50 hours
Arrives Nash a minutes.
vile. 5.fS A. n. Louisville AZ hrs 81 min.
Louisville, 2.35 P. n. i m from Mobile 20
Connects az Nashville Nashville q brs iS min
and Louisville Direct Louisville 43 hrs IS min
with TRANS for all i'm
pOrtant points.
Huntsville Mail Daily, Except suHday
Leaves Nashville az 40. A. n; arrives AZ Decatur
NJ 500 2, H.; arrives NJ Huntsville at 7.i3 p. ~.
leaves Huntsvilis at3.l2 An Decatur 10 $50 y;
arrives at Nashville AZ l55 P. y. Connects direct
for Louisville. and with afternoon Trains on y &
.. 4 N. n. W. Z. 4 X. X. r. for al points
on those lines.
Columbia Accommodation Train. Daily.
Except sunday.
Leaves Columbia at 7:i5 A. ~; Arrives NJ Nash
vile at 1000 A. ~ leaves Nashville at 3. lar.
Arrives AZ Columbia. 600 ?. n.
Through Tickets can be procured AZ The Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Conpany, N0rth-
east corner OF Summer and Church streets. and NJ
the Broad Street Depot, Nashville Tonnessee.
.. n VAN DTNE.
sop1 General Superintendent.
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shelby Female InsfIfufe.

CORNER BROAD AND VINE STREETS,
ONashviiie. This fustitntlon is nov in fall
operation. WITH q eomplole eerpa Il well kno9n
teachers il every departments ID addition, the
services Of a. elpiuent ingtructreaf in vocal
Music from the C0u1cFrafoires Of Leipsic and
NeE York. have been secured. large addition
has this week 1een made 70 The Philosophic and
dstrOromical apparatus. Every advantage Il
Afforded tor nFsl ciafa ed1cntioo.
GkU. O. BUTLER, "A. H., Principal.
reDl6-fw
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Nashville and Decatur Railway,
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Short Line
Between Nashville and HuntsviiIe,
Mobile. vielssburg. New orleans.
and au intermediates points.
through 70 Memphis Viihod Change Of Cars ouy
One Change between Nashville and Mobile, and
New Orleans
FARE As Low As THE LOWEST.
CONNECTIONS CERTAIN AND RELIABLE.
Lurams's Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains.
PARE As Low As THE LOWEST.
CONNECTIONS CERTAIN AND RELIABLE.

Lurams's Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains.
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FROM OREGON.
The Ratification Of the Constitutional
Amendment Declared Fraudulent


SAN FRAxcIsoo, Oct. IA despatch from
Salem, Oregon, says: In the House Of Rep
resentatives yesterday, Mr.. HARRIsoE Of
fered series Of resolutions declaring the
action OF the House in ratifying the consti-
tutional amendment before the admission OF
the Gruet county members fraudulent, and
by the aid Of one Union member the resolu-
tion was carried by a vote 0f24 to %. The
Secretary of State was authorized 70 trans
init copy Of the resolution to Secretary
SEWARD Further action will be had to-
morrow.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners Of the
paid fire department, have, elected FRANK
f WHITNEY, Chief Engineer, and Henry
w. BURK and THos. AcKERsoE, First As.
sistant Engineers.
The bark clearinghouse which left this
port for Sidney on the Both OF April, en-.
oountered n tremendous hurricane on june
2lst in latitude 3s deg. 70 min. south, Ion
gitude 153 deg. 20 min, but escaped injury,
NATHAN FIoYD, late Of LeaYenworfh,
was recently killed, together with seven Of
his company by the Indians while en- route
for Montana A Is
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''i w. b. C v v. y.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

J. s. W. Hatchett. Comptroller. hereby certify
that the foregoing correct copy Of semi annual
statement Of the Enterprise Insurance Company
of Cincinnati, Ohio as the same appears on Gle In
my Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of oGiee in Nashville
this 18th day Of September, 1866.
s. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller.
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NEW York, Oct. s.-The Herald's special
says prize fight took place yesterday be-
tween BENZ. HOGAN and THos. DONNELLY
Thirty rounds were fought resulting in
victory for HOGAN.
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Important to Travellers and Shippers
BETWEEN
LOUISVILLE AND THE EAST
THE
"A T L "A MTG
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
(BRoAD GAUGE

Il now in full and successful oPqZ-iion
From, Cineinna6 70 Rey York Boston, Sc,
And Il the only direct route to the
OIL Regions OF Pennsylvania.
Connections are made with
JelersOnvilie and Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
via Seymour, Jefersonviilc and Indianapolis and
Col. Hrailr0ad. via urbana. Louisville aud Lex
ington and Kentucky CoEtral Railroad, via Gin
cinnnti U. >. Mail Line steamers via Cincinnati.
Two Through Trains Daily.
Passengers By the Broad Gauge Railway Eeeufs
wide and comfortable ears, quick times and sure
Connections.
Through Tickets and BaeFage Checks can be
procured at ali the principal kaiirQed and Steam
boat officers IN LeuisVilie and the South.
ID. McLAREN. Gen z sup'L
f. r. FULLER. Gent Ticket Agent.
T. d. Co.'s. Passenger A gent 2 No. . Fourth street
VIZ. CoLLIEa. Freight ARnt L0uisyille. ~.
marfI=1-
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AEDERsCEs ( 599galNs5soE 4 Smith


ONE RED BAY STALLION, l55f HANDS
" high, years old. several white spots on bis
forehead. black legs. main and tail, with some
white spots on beth hind legs The owner com
Ing forward and proving proFerty and psyiAg
charges can get him. :, y, q. NAs = 4 pt,,sk
Oh6e. up stains. over "a National Bank.
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By TELEGRAPH.
fHI lEsFAieHE o. fSE ASSOCIATED PISS

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Addititioual particu-
lars Of the burning Of st. PatricSs Cathe-
dral have transpired. The loss Is net 50
great as was supposed, not exceeding s7G.s
600, on which there is an Insurance. Of S5I. :
600. All valuables Of the Cathedral werere-
moved in time, and the walls have escaped
without serious damage
1t now appears that but four lives we're
lost in the steamer Santiago de Cuba, name
lly: OORSELIUs CARSON, steerage steward
HENRY BRowN, waiter, and two Storage
passengers, names not known.
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The Omeers and Crew of the shootia~
star-BOsfou Election ro-Y,,,r -

BosTdl, Oct. s.-Spoken September 22d.
latitude 80, longitude Al, bark Cirrus, from
London for Philadelphia. She had on
board fourteen Of the officers and crew OF
The wrecked ship Shooting Star. snppos,sii. %
be in command Of Capt. PETT1GREw. bound
from Liverpool 70 Passport, and had put
the remaining ten on board Of an eastward
bound vessel.
a tremendous excitement exists here over
the election 70 take place to-morrow. Ruri-
nss Is almost totally suspended, and crowds
throng the streets. Speculation on tie pro-
bable result Is unreliable. Many bets are
being made, and both sides are confident Of
success.
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Ex-NIcE President HANn-fN is stump
ing the North in denuncistion Of ANDREW
JOHNSON, who succeeded him as Vice Presi-
dent, and came TO the Presidency by the
death Of Mr.. LINCOLN. lie calls him
usurper, tyrant NERO; and advocates
what he mildly calls "a choking sensation"
for leading Southern men, and all the revo-
lutionary and ultra negroisms Of the Radi-
cal party. HAsrIlS was one Of the lamest
and weakest men who ever reached high po-
si,ion in thisoounsry, lie was oyenlaughed
by his own political friends, in 1864, and
superseded by ASbREw JOHNSON, and it has
made him ranoorous and spiteful. Start
ing in public life an opponent Of abolition.
ism. he apostatized FOR the sake Of Office, and
proved himself as destitute Of principle as
he i OF intelleci. Heis one ofthe men who
sold the true'nen Of the North to a section,
al party, and richly deserves the choking
sensatioa9 he speaks Of
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ST. LOUIS, Oct S.-7The LacIeda races
opened to-day in success. Stakes for three
years bid fer $1,000. Mnggins won the race.
Time--1;46; la In one mile dart for $500
Welcome won. Time-1:55 The weather
is fine, and the attendance large.
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ykS AamURGa's Menagerie, says The s..
I.ouis Zines departs to-day, and BRoWE-
lows approaches We woul3preser long.
er season with tbs four-iooled beasts u that
wonld r1licfe us lnala she Southern reptiles.
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FoRTREss MoSROE, Oct s.-Four cases Of
cholera were reported in Norfolk yesterday.
The Board Of Healthafe working hard to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
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contemplated Raid on NIatamOras-san-


Debt. AfJ8f l3fhi
New York, Oct. S.-Advices from San
Antonio, via Galveston, are that quite a
number of Santa Annals agents are at work
recruiting for a raid on MatamOras. There
is but little sympathy shown them there. Il
is being fully understood that Santa Anna is
pledged to Napoleon to acknowledge the
French debt if he gains a footing in Mexico.
A few have signifed their intention Of
joining his standard as he is known to be
inimical to the Liberal cause, and his ante
eedents with Mexicans having always been
Of questionable character from former
treachery. Quite a large number Of arms,
ammunition and suppliesha lately reached
the Mexican frontier. designated for JUA-
RES army, at Monterey and other places.
The forces under General EscoBADA are
now in excellent condition and will soon be
fully equipped for the winter campaign.
Latest adviees from chihuahua Of Sep
TENDER 18th, state JUAREz was then at that
place preparing for an early departure for
Monterey, where Gen. IscoFADo is al pres
ent in command. The Liberal forces are in
excellent condition, ard sanguine of success,
and await the presence Of their President,
who FOR Eve years has upheld their cause.
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Capital, OneMilliOn Dollars
Enterprise Insurance Company,
la or
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
nIREGTnRs-

r. NJ. BISHOP, of r. NJ. Bishop & Co.
THE0. COOK President Chamber Of Commerce.
JOSEPH 0. BUTLER. Pres't Of Lafayette Bank.
HUGH MCKINNEY, Of Mckinney K Co.
L. r. HULL, Of Addy, Hull X Co.
A. s. WINSL0W, Of lnslOw K Smith.
BRIGS SWIFT Of Brigs Swift K Co.
CHARLES RULE. Of G. Rule Z Co.
Q. M. BUCHANAN. Of Buchanan 4 Co.
ADOLPH WOOD. u Adolph Wood 4 Co.
JAMES S. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
i. A. HARRIS, Mayor Of Cincinnati
TlAoS. SHERLOCK, President.
WIN. B. CASsIILY, Vice President.
This Company is now prepared to transact
general Fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the State Of Tennessee.
r. G. MeNAIRY, Agent.
Policies issued on frst-elass Brick Dwellings for
five years, at material reduction yearly rates.
senl5-hm
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sTATEMENT
or the Condition OF Ths Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.

HARrpoRD. Conn, July 81. 1886.
To TIE HoyORABLE CoaPfRoLLEa o. fHK SrlrR
or TENNESSEE.
The undersigned. Prcs;dent and Secretary Of
The Railway PassenEers' Assurance Company. Ia
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tennes-
see. make the following statement:
!. The name Of the Company Il. THK RArLWaY
PAssESoERs AssuRtNCE COMPANY. and is located
in Hartford Connecticut
2. The amount Of Capital Stock Il Three Hun
dred and Four thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars
g. The amount of Capital Stock paid up l. Two
Hundred and Fifty-tEo Thousand and Eight
80 nr1Ia
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gheIbv FemaIe TnstItute,

THIs INSTITUTION, WHICH HAS NEVER
i suspended operations during the prevalence Of
the cholera, is prepared 10 receive pupils at any
time charging from the date of entrance only.
In addition to the most complete and thorough
course Of instruction in English and the Ian
guages, unusual advantages are offered in Vocal
and Instrumental Music.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ.
Oct7-2w Principal.
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PIT uf YSrE RRUir.-Bss yuhr Fruis osa
and Glass Jars ia any quantity. at the Invest
wholesale prices. J. W. Wn.soS a Co..
apls-lm No. II College st
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cELEBRArIoN OF HIGH MASS.

The procession was then formed in tn
same order and proceeded through tn
streets to the Archbishop's residence.
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THE PROCESSION.

THE BADlEcelON~
The Censor Bearer with thurible, and on
his right the Third Master Of Ceremonies.
The subdeacon, vested ia tunic, bearing
the professional cross between two torch
bearers.
The Priests who are not members of the
Synod, three and three. hsiaf -
The Chanters and Second Masters of Cere-
monies gs-
The Bishops Theologians who have no
claim to higher place.
The notaries and Secretaries in the same
manner.
The Rectors of Theological Seminaries.
The Superiors Of Religious orders and
Communities ffAtN
The Nicars-General. ..-r
The Administrators OF the vacant Sees,
and Procurators Of absent Bishops.
The Mitred AbbOts, the Right Rev. E.
MCDONNELL, o. c.; NJ. BESEDICT, o. G.
The Bishops, two and two.
The Most Reverend Archbishops, two and
two.
The Subdeaeon, vested in tunic, bearing
the Archiepiscopal cross.
The Subdeaeon.
The Assistant Priest, with Deacon on his
right ~ u - ~
The Most Rev. President Of the Council,
apostolic delegate, between two assistant
deacOns. Fr r.s
Chaplaius, bearing book, candle, etc.
THE GATHERING IN THE STREETS.
There was an immense gathering in the
streets. It is estimated that forty thousand
people were gathered in the streets, on the
house-tops, and in every available point, to
view the procession.
THE CATHEDRAL
was packed to its utmost capacity. One
hundred vocal and instrumental performers
participated in the music in the church,
which was very grand. MozARTs Twelfth
Mass was sung.
CELEBRATION OF HIGH MASS.
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, cele-
brated the pontifcial high mass. Arch
bishop MCCLosKEY, ofNew York, preached
a sermon from the words, GLORIOUS things
are spoken Of the city of God," ri
THE SERVICES
lasted from 20 A. NJ. to nearly 2PM. The
Synod was then formerly opened by Arch
bishop SPALDIEG, apostolic delegate, who
addressed the council in Latin. ,.-y
TIE RETURN. q
The procession was then formed in the
same order. and proceeded through the
streets to the Archbishop's residence.
OFFICERS. l,- n
The following are the names Of the Off
GERS of the Council:
Protector Right Rev. G. N. Lynch, d.
D., of Charleston, S. G.; Assistant, William
0. Hazel. D. d. V. c.. of Philadelphia.
Chaneellor--Rev. Thos. Foley, ID. d., Of
Baltimore; Assistant, Rev. J. Gibbons, A.
NJ, of Baltimore. 5a.a
Secretaries-Very Rev. IA. Corren, d.
d. V. G.; Rev. Jas. Klongh, d. D., of Phila-
delphia; Rev. J. A. Breeker, D. D., of Rich
mond, Va, fs.-s.s-.a ..L.r.e-
Notaries-Very Rev. J. ]. Pabisch, D. D.,
Cincinnati; Very Rev. F. G. Villarisaso, A.
S. D., California; Very Rev. NJ. Heiss, d.
D., Milwaukee; Rev. Michael Abbott, S. j.,
California; Rev VIM. B. Wynch, Baltimore;
Rev. Sherwood H. Erly, Boston; Rev. P. j..
Ryan, ST. Louis.
Masters Ceremonies-Fev. Francis Nc
Henry, New York, and Rev. F. S. Ferte,
Baltimore a-f-
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The New Orleans Government SWindier
agricultural Reports ErQra. south
CarolIna--The Mexican Mud An Of
feer ReInsfnted--The Presfslelst 20 De-
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COMMENCING AVsVsf an J


- The iran leaving aAaufitle AZ 80 - ~
does not run % Sunday. .-..
- The train ieaFi1E Leultellie - 80 A. r.
sfesners 81 d. q Mail and Peoples line leave
Il.disvliie daily a. i0o A. 81, iise9 ~. 40
i ~ arriving lH cincannaii ir tine % take early
morning frainI foF ths Ell1
e. pa1senFcr Cars attached % freight frsins
Leaves Gefialln Zen 4. ~, STRIVES a. Nashville
10 noon. Leaves Nashville Eie ?. -, ARRIVES
. --''''''' ALBERT FINK.
deaeal Superintendent 1. 3 n. B. =. s
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ALEXANDRIA, September 20, lS66.-I
will be- in Alexandria on Tuesday.
]. c. USDERWoOD
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Thanksriving.

WAsHISeT6S, D. c., October s.-The
President has Issued proclamation, re-
commencing that Thursday, the 10Th day Of
November, be observed as a day OF Thanks
giving and praise to Con FOR all His nereies
and benefits, and also recommends that the
people humbly and deyoutly implOre Him
to grant to our national councils, and TO our
whole population, that divine wisdom which
can alone lead any nation into the way Of
good.
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STATE OF CONNEOTICUT.l

UAHIF0RD. Alg18t 40.
Personally appeared Jas. g. Patterson, Presi-
PASSENGER Assurance Company. and severnlly
made oath. that the above statement b. them
gdbacribed i true according % their best ku0Hi-
edge and belief CHAs. y. WILSON. n. p.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. PIERCE, Izs VINE STREET, CINOIN-
~ MATT. will send by Mail with full direc-
tiOns) his concentrated remedies; warranted to
cure any recent caseOf Private Disease, in ONE TO
THREE DAYS-PRICE, $40. He is une-
qualled in the treatment Of Chronic cases. Seminal
v eakness, Impotence, &c. DIR. PIERCE's Spe-
cihe for Female distractions, and his Preventive,
for married Ladies, arc infallible. Price By mail
81 ?. o. Address, Box 3234. oct7-lW
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
MASONIC MEETING.

TIVE MEMBERS OF CUMBFRLAND LODGE
4 No, 3, are notified to attend a call meeting 81
he Lodge at Masonic Temple. this evening at
O'Clock 70 make arrangements for attending the
funeral Of their deceased brother. Rev. Dr. s. D.
BALDWIN, which viii take place On Wednesday
sJPorpins at eSeloek. The brethren q PheaBix.
Ciaio9rne ana Edgeneld Lodges. as vel az tran
sient brethren, are invited to attend.
Oct9-lt ~.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A GRO
II Gerry STORE. Good references giyeA.
Address. ID. L. SMITH. POstoiice.
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DETWEEN MeLEHORE ST. AND COLLEGE.
Depot, LADY'S LARGE BREAST PIN, Cali
fornia gold. with red coral set. The finder viii
receive Ten Dollars BY leaving same at this oaiee
Oct9-2t
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Boston, Oct. S,-Adolph Prague, the dry
goods merchant who was shot three weeks
ago by Frank w. Rounds, his clerk, died
to-day at the hospital. Rounds is in custody.
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MULES FOR SALE


THAVF THIRTY FIVE FINE MULES FOR
/ SALE. ffom two 10 three years old - ny
Farm miles Eastof GaliatIn, g masl e ,,. y
.sepit-96tf I. y. y l3lbkE Il
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The Catholic Church.
sECOND PLESARY COUNCIL ar BAL
TEsEORE.
Imposing Procession Officers or the
council. lke., &c. &c.


Baltimore, Oct. ga meeting of the
pleaaFy council Of the Roman Catholic
church in the United States assembled this
morning at the cathedral in this city. All
the merabers Of the council were present ;
seven archbishops, fhirty-eight bishops one
hundred and twenty-five priests. heads Of
orders, and doctors Of divinity Seventy
four ecclesiastics, four monks, and three
mitred abbots we're present.
The procession was formed at the arch
bishops residence, and moved round the
square to the cathedral in the following
order:
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Resolutions I'm Honor to c. W. Field.

New YeRK, Oct S.--The Board of Coun-
cilmen met this evening and adopted resolu-
tons eulogiZing, on part Of the city, the
enterprise and genius of c, w. FIELD in
uniting the Old and New Worlds in tele
graphic bonds, and that OF advancing the
commerce of the empire city.