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THE LAST FXEeUs1Vs SESSION.

THE LAST HXEsUGavas SESSION.
Tho Senate, on Thursday, last, rejected the
nominations Of Samuel Il. MckclVy for Mar
shnl OF the Western Distrlct Of Pennsylvania
VIM. II. purncll. Postmaster ut Baltimore;
and Charles E. Grover, Collector Of Customs
at Gloucestes, Massachusetts,. This rcsolute
proceeding Oh the part OF the Executive
brauch Of Congress will be hailed with salts
faction by the country. Andrew johnson,
having betrayed his party, Is now using the
pat1onage ofthat party to compel Others to
be as base MS himself. It Is duty which
the Republican Senate owes TO the Rcpubli-
can party TO put stop TO this wholesale
Generalization. II Andrew johnson is de-
tcrmIned to 20 to the bad himself, let him go
aloue, or with his volunteer followers, Doo-
little and company. Let him not corrupt
thousands Of better men than him
sell, who would remain virtuous but for
The rod which he holds over thcm-mcn
whom Abraham Lincoln appointed to the
places they hll, and who, if he were now
alive, would not he thus worried for adhering
10 the faith which he taught them, 1t Is
time that "thesc men," {as Andrew johnson
drnomiDatcd the loyal members Of Congress
in his communication to the London Times,)
should assert their prerogativcs. one Of
which, on the part Of tho Senate, is to put q
solid barrier in the way Of the. Executive
when he attempts to propagate his perniciou:
doctrines by the sword.
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held u sinilsr snomt Ioe e1amlnauon,a Jnaa,s
hnllkeo be1uE Of opinion thai tom thing might
tura up to conne d hun with the robotfy

tura up to eonne et hun with The roboery.
DAntza BURGLARY II sAsp RneE.-on satur-
day meat gane of burglars entered tha house Of
IN Old man named John Ranahan, al snno Ridge.
not far from the tccne Of tho Aasonny uuraer, End
committed an oussa9a which had vel nigh ended IN
Fleming to the enllows- The old man, Il appears.
had refirra 10 rft Wien Late IN The night hs wa5
en,sed n ds Ss eose@ whom sepped
up 10 tho bedside presented rvolvsr A. uanahan's
head snd In the HAND and confttnua manner peea-
tas to The profession, demanued his money Or hls
l.e. Mr. hsnaban had.a coca ccal OF life. and only
two hundred and e.zry dollars m money md b
Tor t1me IN vain u,th tha robbers 10 tpare bosh,
he yielded up his little .rcasure-l* aAs MI he po
ae1cc I'D ,neir Ssa'h fei Il wa. sa cuc Not
satisfied a,th oolaia!ug The money the eeoundsels
p1ceeede7 10 aouse The hep1o,s ola raau IN most
a1 bin over The head win eiao. an and @ iae1 chossd
hm mill he'll. hack tnsentloie On The h:d. An
forcshty elected her from the noue while iho sEird
made general havoc amongst the furniture. and
tesc re ooGs IT, 15o u.s. n'n2ea Anss m ~ s
and that tie 1umaic. %etr tGtttua!y es!encrd, the
men desamped With theis tooty s11h q !,ttie rote
rauon Of the das!ardly outrage ~as communicated
Jeselday % The Supesipteudea. Of Pol'ee. who i'm
dea III Poic1 sa + q n.se MS ~ tho 10
burglars. As gel nothing has hfen heard OF them.
They ore supposed 70 be part of an organized hand
OF EobtcsF, OF which corbc,t, Fleming and Kennedy
we're pnmlncot members
VACANT norsEs DuRxa 7uE SuAxEn-A New
York txctnn9e eontains The following advfce TO
persons about to xaeate their res,derces for \
while. Tie suggestions are a. applicable hero Us
there. except. Perhaps thst Ieatins 10 The watch
Whsn nnr cii7eus leave their resdrnce, IL he civ
ior their summer resorts, lev suggestions gard
ins the'r dnty TO thcmselve. nay he acceptable
i you wfsh yonr house specially looked after It'll
best TO haye xout orc VISIT II daily hut rot1cr m
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s.ates 10 pay every single dollar Of Its In
drhtcdncss, principal and Interest,
It is tzuc, tho advance In gold will, to
cvr.ain extent affect tho values Of produce
lid merchandise; but 1t will bear directly
My on those articles or export and import
"l,eh are exchanged for in gold. Hence, The
recent advance III the price Of grain, which
is taken for export, aud also in groceries,
which arc imported, aud have to be paid
:or In gold or stcrlin. exchange.
We ihiuk It is folly, therefore, to borrow
any trouble concerning the present imitation
in the gold market AS long as thc -csoalt
nf the Government Is unfmpaircd, the ad-
vance In gold can b comparatively harmless.
so far as the genera, interests Of trade and
commerce arc concerned.
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much efTeet as syringe, II exercised upon the
eternal fire OF Pandemonium.
Halt-consumed pieces nf ecenery aoatcd
through the 3r. alightiDg npon the ad]ointog
buildings. The air was Tiled With Lying
fame. Great balls of fire rushed through |
prevailing, waited them aiar.
In less Than an hou- alter tho commence
rare h1asinr. and liza rifurts Of ibr iIrrmen
heIe o .nS eT. ~ o..,<. ,-..,,,,F,n
tofles were destroyed oDe of: them beloE
caught on the ontsde bt ThlTd avenue. But
one ol the Erandest features Of thc couluEra-
L,on was the destruction Of st. Jamea'
Church, IN Fifteenth street, between Second
and Third avenues, which, notwithstanding
lis distance from the place where the fir. be
gan, was one OF the 1lEst buildings to take
| fre rom the Tying ttmbsrs and canvas. The
sieePle. which vas built Of wood. was COM
| pietely enW[apped in the devou1ing element.
| Illuminating the scene for miles around. At
length 1t tell With tremendous crash. coy
cfinc the building next to It with blazing
| material but through the cuoEts ot the ire
men this building waa saved. But gradually
| the aremen conquered The lire, anu the blaze
which had illuminated the city for several
hours grew DINNER and cimmeF until they
finally died away at about daylight. and the
Academy Of Music was emouldering ruin.
THE ACADEMY OF ArsIc TO De REnuiIT.
The Ronrd oil Directors Of the Academy of
Music held meeting at halt-past three yes
tezday afternoon, at the Office Of Leonard W
Jcrcme. Esq. Exchange Place. to consider
| v hat action would be best under the ctrcuM-
stances Of the conilagration.
Atler some slight Interchange Of Views.
the following resolution Was unanimously
pissed:
Resttred- That Il Il the sense Of the BoaEo that
We psceftd al oIee 10 rebuild 'ne Aca'eny OF
on,s IT. sarhh,n. Hehnvisr en' E,nas,.nd3 he a..
noi,, - tn sse1;ntn ih, cnnGifrn NJ fn,f nnr,,nn
81 ihe building remaining intact, 10 procure plans
and specifications tor The entire construction at
the cI11lc=t day. and ay Inc samt before the bo1fo
THE NEW 4cADENf: -,
1t Is prooaole taas the new Acaaemg VIII
compass Inc o!u ~ eosLAness ana nlasnlu'
eSncc. Inc Mreelo!s snow uetesmlnatlon
20 pfoEloe Tug hle.fopoas VIII an opera
house ,nat sna!l oe Us ncarls PeFeet as posi-
PIE. WIN tnas view II nas peen suSeesleC
| taha Ing SUP ees.ton st VIII piooanLy ne louo"su
tnat the anippAnSIte 1.I,,I ue = lgauo or MnoL.
usPensFu "Nu lhat tus y. o.G'hi nc!Sn. pe
tween .ae noGs h; hhu tooa " ~ ula.sr'a,} iessen 4
~, n LIN w iuuesss 1 ~ tAs E!ouuu Noor ~
coHslueaao'5 euuEe!' anu tue a.cu ~ tA'
patluettc anM .soat vtupuatloIutet5 oil'G !.
hsu anu, ~ % th;r5 nIt IT, oo ~ c;i,t w ;a
, Mas % 49, anas.s;nr ~ ~. .e.o.b 1r;,I:5 ~ ~
lnsse nuosuttuu9, ~ ~. tu.n1 VIA au ~.
pro,,ta a4,,ai,1r r,n,,ar ), 10 vow thnstra "a
as enJ a7,o,,, iI,"n ai,a ai,
a'2.I 1t,' t,,,r nn," ,rai1s f,ho ad;6ca ror.,
,. iTuu .,e; an, ~. to,,nI.,,or
e. w eau.sa ,,,nJI.,nrhaS i ~ anr soe;n,s -,
, 1866-05-26

Police Doxnp-Thc rc;uia. meeting Of the Po-
lice Board WAS he'd yesterday afternoon. There
we're present Commissioner a. D. Ellsworth, Prcs-
.dCul PRO fen7.. and Commissioner Ftcd. Gund.
On motion Of VI. Guud, the Superintendent Of
Police was ofdered 10 rurchaee one hundred keys
tor lht use or the Fine Alarm Telegraph.
Qrai,h officer Bridge. reported that the fanttafy
c.udltiou OF tue ci IN he vicinity Of Twen,y-.ec-
o.u etrr1l was ueinR improved. the good work
nliea'& having ncEun.
t.Nei1n,, .ione1 M,*worth having hecn made a
rcr,rnll,e. % make inquiries regarding Inc puF.
cl.te oi c1otb etr, Tor uniform sn1ts for h" police
Guct, nporfe1 BY rcaulnr letter IRON, Nea
1q,k cloih establishment sta.tnr tho prices OF &C
eo,rra,yinc samples. which were exhibited to the
Heard, The .cp0.t was accepted, and The Coumls.
n, ,rr A. .u-tIucten to cntrnc: with Mss.rs. sui.
ti,ar. Randolph u Eudd, New York, tet Sso !afua
Of clnth II $as7.i, and 200 ,nrds for palss al
4, istt;, for ,tolict un,torme, the prices being
T.. es1,tn satisfactory.
hi brY1 a ndtonrned
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Here the gold market opened at 40. aud closed
at 13sHG13ss1. There IL ytIy little disposition
manifested among speculators in this city to have
any Thing to do with gold. It has ''oeat" them 20
often, that they have faith the article Silver
IL selling slowiy at 1ssG130.
Owing to IN tmproy. ruent in New York Gov
eminent Bonds we're str''pgrr here tu-day. anil the
maIke, vae quite active. The brokers we're buying
freely at 1O1E for large, and 1ot for small seven
Thi1tiee. We quote:
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INTEREST ON DEI'0>I rs AGAIN.


1t Is fundamental principle in finance that
banks arc established TO leul money. 1t
they have NIT money 10 lend they arc fraud |
on the business public. incidentally thcy
may deal In exchange aud make ADVANCES on
shipments, but this is In fact but auothcr
form OF lending money. For the banks 10
adopt auy system by which the public will be
induced to lend them money Is plainly tray
cling outside Of their sphere Of duty. The
evils OF this system have been pointed ont in
previous articles and need not be repeated
here. They never fail TO stimHlatc specula-
tion nnduly, aud thus arc fruitful source Of
bankruptcy and ruin. Our object in TIL ar
ticlc is to call On Congress TO provide eticcsu-
ally against such disaster IN the future. This
can bc douc by passing stringent law.
making the payment Of interest on deposits
by any OF the National banks work forfeit
urc Of their charter, md adding such pains
aud penalties as would cuectually
prevent any such violation OF sound banking
principles. This would be very great step
towards rendering stable aud perfectly relia-
bic, the financial system Of the country. It
may be said II the national banks do not
Fay interest on deposits, private bankers
Will. That may be true TO n limited extent
but the failure OF few Conrads In each Ut
the leading cities Of the country, would
ctlectually cure the public OF any such Jolly
as tlepositiug with bankers whose every day
practice would show that they were engaged
In borrowing and not in lending money.
With the outrageous swind'ing operations Of
| the Merchants National Bank OF Washington
before them, there ought 10 bc no hesitation
On the part of Congress 10 so amend the law
, 1866-05-26

;ar most extraordinary change III thc
aspect Of Italian towns in ls6d> t. exhibited as
Florence, which adds nov to Its clnrg as the
Chief centre OF art. and letters. and society,
the privilege OF being the poll; capital OF
the nation. The most illustrfous poets,
artists, statesmen and princes selected Flor
cuc2 in former times rs their inraritc nucleus,
and under the Tuscan Grand Duke the city
was the scat Of his little Government anil OF
foreign diplomats. But al no period Of its
memorable history hns there BEEN such con-
course Of liberal statesmen and distinguished
people from all parts Of the world as in the
Florence Of 1866, Americans, Russians, Eng
1;shmc,,, and men mud women oi the highest
culture Of all nat,onalities arc assembled
there now In greater numbers than in any
other Italian town, while the presence Of
Victor Emanuel and of the Italian Parliament
iuyes: the art-atmo>phcre with national
grandeur which bodies well both for the en-
larrcn.cnt OF the artistic and thc elevation OF
the s,atcsmanlikc mind of the country. The
most brilliant nrt-reriod Of Italy nnts Greece
was also that Of the src:ltcst national yInry,
and there Is every tr1ication that it will hc
70 erain. and. indeed, In . greater degree
tl.sn III former times, considering the nrrater
source Of inspiration from he present
lit,:cr problems Of civilization. The
1.o1;a, p,r,;,7,s,t ., E1orc,,ca I. ncrb,ns ,hc
49,, 1e,n,f;ed ND raf,,cd ,,oi,,;c,1 assembly
- 49, ,.:,.r,, =, ~ ,,-.sant sor 1ess ,,,;s.
,.',on. ,,',n onr conwrc.s rnor. Intense Than
,.aEnn,;s,, u"uso ~ cnm,nnns -nd moro
1870, ,h,n ,sn r1ane,, ..h,,,,,,c-s :, cor,.
h;1es NJ ,,,o s,,no ,;,nc !. ,n,.r;c.n ;i;rcctncss
en-, rca,,;,,,.ss n ,f,.,.tc "; =, rn-,isn d,coru
-nd Erc,,ch ion on,, cr,,,;,,s , crc,,er
n,mbcr NJ scholarly and enlirhtenca lcyisla.
1nrs Than aur Of these assemblies. while the
e,.c,nt ona rentlrm,n,v ,ppe,r.pc. NJ ITALIAN
pa1linmcntarians. md the ma.nidcrncc al
~. bui,d;nr eoutriaute not n l,t,le in en-,
,,,rc;7y t1,ts ,,cnc,,1 far,rs1,,c 5mnressinn.
REM ,,owrrcr with il. s,cr, md ,,assive
.ara,.,,- .ro,,,I ar course make n sin mort
-i;..:,,,, .',d ,,.,,;f;,o,,t c.u;,a, t,oo F,or
.,.ca ,y;,,, ~, ,,s Lively coct,,n,uent, orart
sae,o,~ ara er.,o-v nrl~ ,ten viii thr
I,s,;.a aar,,onsnt ss,c,4 :. 1or,d.xbl,. swov
unnr ;,s s,t,;ros are held in III. ca,,ito1 q
~. EtcrnnI f.;.v, Rome in tsf,; di-niays bu
t;tt,o cl,on,e Ir,m former war. cxcen1 in tn,
e-r,.c,cr i,n,,ov.ri>lmcnt nr the native ponu
I,,Iun.-..r,rv year a, panal rule hrfncin,. i,
now nor;le Of mcndicants aud pr,ests
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s:ufter Clennlne-A Query.

Editors Ff3bupc: -.,------
VII 5cu morn u. whs the authorities arc galh-
IL psiual m.a%n Ia unany scet,one or the city, and
th1pt Ing II mo the centre Of the atrc1't and aso.
1rr. ing Tor The inhalation Of iho pa-ser.
~ .As' be NAV 70 o. Ter d TED t1 iall y1c'Im TO
d -.lk ntist disease should i, vistl Chicseo. the
pride OF the Wc.t, or render as more hlhie TO At-
lacks OF pai1da or AutumnAl teTc1$ J. W. y.
, 1866-05-26

eYThc following free advertisement comes
to us among TIC dispatches Of the Associated
Press;
~M MAsurSG1oS. May s4.-The American hardware
manufacturers kh0nld Immediately forward 10 thl@
city The inflammation ncce>sary 10 the framing Of
the Tamil Bill. 10 make sufficiently protective Of
ihcir Interest Stfauge asay. the facts and HEnref
thus Tar PRINCIPALLY !utul.be have come from 'he
1,a1us Of man aho /. IN American indeed. hut
mrrs out TO hc Nh asent OF lhc HtTnlnphau and
Shtfssr manufactures OF England. Hardware
makers should huz1} np."
W. protest firmly agninst the idea hero
conveyed, that nobody Is entitled to bo con-
-nltcd nn the prices Of hardware but the
llardN arc makers and dealers. 1t Is m EN-
rirely new idea. It has sprung up while
nleu's 5 mluds were cugrossed In the war, and
whcn nobody Ind time to think Of tic sns'-
jcct but those engaged In the manufacture oi
thc articles. In former times, when the tarili
was more prominent Issue than it Is ut
present. some attention was given to the
rights of buyers Us we'll US those OF sellers.
The demand for an increase Of the tariff,
(which is now s; pcr cent on hard
warc,) comes principally from the nd.
yocatcs of an inflated currency. A com.
l,lTauce with their demands iu relation to tlt
iaritl would simply lead 10 the demand fol
more currency, and would only aSsravatt
| existing evils. Instead OF bcirg increased
the tarifr should be reduced pari rasxu Will
tho internal tax, SO that the people may de
rive some btncfit from the termination ftha
war and tue reduction public expenditures
, 1866-05-26

ma lion Than is TCe8oSSeQ lly ether Florence or |
Rome, while the great intensity Of tho Nca-
E,oli!ans and Their fondncss for outdoor ufc,
contribute still more to make Naples ono Of
tho most bustltng cities Of Italy.
Turin presents In 1865 a most desolato ap.
penrancc. SEMI Partisan In the aspect OF its
arcudcs. squnrrs aud streets, and
a city of brilliant millinery establishments,
Turin hns- lost Its only support necit ceased
10 be the capital, and is On is way to ruin
Milan IL beautifully situated, but Is ~ dull
in 1864 as ever before. II has no striking char
acter either rs commercial or M artistic
city, and thongh there Is gooa deal OF man
ufacturinE enterprise, IL 1F IRON
being IN p1oportaon 10 tae wealth or
the size OF the city. 1t
the seat ot many opnient patstc'an families,
and possesses cultivated but very exclu-
sivc society," Like Philadelphia, Milan Is heau-
thu and monotonous, refined aud provincial.
Inc 1ermanlc element pfeponde1atea there
more Than IN any other Italian city The
Milnnese are, however, full Of patriotic ar1or, !
though much less inclining to democracy than
the Genoese*
Genoa Is one Of the most democratic md
animated cities Of Italy. As the birthplace |
OF Columbus, 1t is particularly Interesting 10 |
atneFlcaos' Auc h1cleut palaees .u'o Lne
churches Of Genoa, arc equally Fcpletc with
interest. The same spirit which onee male
Gcnor the mistress Of the sea, Is still alive,
and though the great shlp owncrs (aocca)
have tailed, owing to the ttnprudcuce Of some
Of the partners, other great houses aec still
in ex.s,cucc. and arc now, more than ever, in-
tent on rcyiyin. tho ancient Importance
Of Gcnoese enterprise. Steam communi-
cation with New York and Monteyidco Is
being acaIn entertained, and the develop
mep1 Of Italian prosperity cannot fail TO H.
vest Genoa with Increased grandeur, rs one OF
the or;ucipal seaports of tue country. The
f..,naen hr;nr Il, bcar unor nnrit,re n1t the
, 1866-05-26

i. s. Sd, SGs....... 1oi GioiI i0lilG -.
.. 5. 5soe, ls6i......-... Ut E1oil lu1!s4e 49,.
!: T. ;. : iosl e: u u g Ss'a s 'Si Ma:
&: 81: 4 81: 5$s M
q. $. Comp'd Int Suief, ,.
rs; Ienpa mi. Noes,
c. i' 5. iL'onp'd @ int. Note.,
u. : Sompd int. Neies, ~
Oc.o1er. 1sf4.......... G109!s
&. IS. Lomp'd Int. Noses,
Is: 81 cc%Pa az Int. Sotss, a,o
Z. vt :. comp'd mp int. i;Si No;es,
IS: lomp'd In. Sosess aw,
=: copp'd irt- Eo1es, a,o,,<
Oct. 1855. 11EH '-'-
Local bonds were quiet AID nominal. We quote:
buying. oo Selling,
Chicago city sesens.... 1 @KG e q q
zee zee Geoe CO. eip. pes....1 e1,o IDS Gl1s
l-Nes,re. scripre. Preston 4 keap, II cis1k
street, in the!s daily t. Financial Letter qcots:
s-sS,.. st;. IasEe. Z Bu.tnr.:....:.:: ~ 1Si 1si
lo.4G't, =. ,es, ' ..-.-.."-....----, ,os,t6s1ms.
.,.,,..........113 .113l19tlC6
The following a1c The quotations of Government
seeaftte- og tee seSoat "e,'.,a go. s.N
eofIef o' LAKE ara 1aa',r.s .ra1A Bnr5no
roupop. 1851. eio7 ...io:si July comp'as, xf. ii
81 SSe coup 1laiee). i0i Aus. eomp'd'. 's!. 1Io!s
52U coup teEualn -luA 80. coHtIs. - -1oS;5
1t-:0 eourE tsnau'. q nav euMp p,a. ~ i99se
: Sn tistcsss 13i Sent, cnmpds, .1UtE
d, tsmalI.... ...1e0A Co., eompds. '65..los3
June cumpfds, 'Gl--1flr
a special agent Of the treasury Depnfmcns
has tagen possession Of two hfewene= at ke~anee,
na. ~ ta.s ~ ~. s.ss hrs~sr~ x,s rr,ras.d by
s,n. no'e.nmen - aa,i - ona IN, nen.'ty. M.
Dasuett's brewery Was also released hT the p1s-
mrnt Of s,co taI md $.oo dne, but Mr. Barnett
mas sr1es1ed,
""F 1s..,s..n. nj, xvh1cb rt,s.ed The Houpe or
-lIe hans'upt nnt "n.. - Sss:Is. ~ ~ a..
Representatives te" aa5A s,noe p.osee .na. u.s-
, 1866-05-26
DoNninc sttecs, Aey H. 1G.

meeting 0. thc country prss OF Tennessee Ma
lr.d in M uyi!lc on The l4lh inst. which resulted
IN Tie organization OF ':the tountfy Press Al oea.
ticu Of Tclrc- cr," Of which Col. Vhou1ss EoJers.
Of The Ga,ln,in E1e,a:Rer, was elected Ptesi1epi.
and Mnjur Hun'cr Nichol.oD, Of the tolnnbIs
k.r,td, Scc1r.axJ,
, 1866-05-26

II. Clarkson, D. D recently removed to Nebraska.
tas already commenced h.s 1aboEs, aud Is bringing
his great talents to bear on the building up Of the
church in his far CT Western home. We make the
following eElfac.4 from the Brownsville {Heh-) Id
lhe coplectat,on Of St. Johns Church. at Ne
sh c Or g sh as RosHd 7 qHe
Al The hour aqpoin'ea-10 O'Clock J. m-btshop
1la.k.on md he clergy pss:sui-hsT' Is NJ; ~
pai sis T. H. nienap as peii. II q psouin e
and and, - RE-. e'' Nr. IT. Goodsle. Of PeTu-nat
the Wardens a2d vestly o. the church At tae door.
The ,sie repeating, alternately the asih Palm Of
David. On arriving at the chaErel the Blthop and
Csny en1elsd The Request TO sonsessate S nc
naIe By the Rector, Wslarrs md VestrT, snd the
paper ad BY Kew. Mr. Davis. after which the reg
Morning prayer was said By Rev. Messrs: Bette
ann Gooan1e. Is tar y the creed, and tlal.hsd By
Rev. Mr.. Dasis. The Bisnop then preached pan p
Of es,abl1 hing The Lord'r mouse III all land. that
al Ia!ione n'eni flow ias9 IT, Wn.en Mas cana
10 with marked attention ~ the efo"aca csnS'e-
chn1rh iaa. hsa snan au y beautiful Gothic
turc, With PORCH mare End chancel. Ine enflIe IRE
.1se,. .rstn / y yssop ss; Tslsos.
windnTs- which a,il 70 much 10 the heauty o1 the
s he shr1se mss en- ,an IL nc Ss
JcTsey. d friend 'of the rector. AL whole tbs
chnreh Is eons,delrd, by al VINO zee IT, - IN o,na
10 as e9on nd
him ihat hrI.t has died that man might 1.-Two.
IN the afternoon Of the game daJ slI adults fe-
rr,yed the Apostolic Rite OF COORDINATION, IN the
yina on OF the hands Of the Bishop, he7. III. Belts
preaching.
missionary in charge. Was advanced 10 the holy
! order Of the priesthood.
A HoRsE THIEF CAEGu1.-Four week ago.
| Frederick Rowedcr, residing at No. ~ blae
Island avenue, lost dapple Ersy unsre and
worth In ali about $1sl. On the same evening u.s
pe1chhor Charles schumacher, hsu wagon e, s.o,ep
rom b1. back yard. Some time aiaes W Sseas.
I Mr. schumacher learned that tho Hacon nan oeen
seen at Elgip, undesgo1nz tno5guea s e. Hans- is
formation. He went 10 EtSin Sas anu wa LIE II,
er.,1ted and olherw,se altered. bad gone baek tu
h. m oId man and son Of Erin. fle made h1s ap-
nt,rsnce 10 1hc village one day with dappla grey
mmare aud waeon. The former he traded od With
Nf Goodtiie for ponI Of muller a1@ens9,ns; s,os;
TO bright yel1ow, audsa few additloua
boards, c1pnnsed the name of schunacac
nrd tnotutn1ec instead thereof u
subsequently, In this dty. by super1ntsnden
Rehn. who had ooee been Ii owner, and was take
! poss efEton Of. The Waccn Wts seeu On Wednt DAY
by officer NcCshe. who took possession Of thaf aise
Ii vas te1ne driven BY youth With curly lock-
| whose name wat hl.o John 0'Ne1L he 100 "
| ecired. Tten old John was discovered, mo eoste
afternoon iather and eon *efe piseeq " ne aos
| did not ;epd 10 / pl!ca'e The Young man VINO a
reurs 10 Lave been entirely lnnotani OF tbs Manns
| In whicn The Wagon came INTO the po:tSa4ioa !.
, | his laher John eenfu1 was ne1d IN *5N pa!l y
trial at the Recorders Court. Joau 1onoF y
, 1866-05-26

Buying.
roupon, 16dt. ..-10:si
EaU comp tlaEre). 10l
5.2u comp teMnllt+ -1W4
10-.s0 coup. tlarre). Wa
1t++0 coupE ttmau!. y
New cer,sfcatee.... D5s
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juno cumprdJ, Chilly
, 1866-05-26

Ferdinand Blind, as stated aburc, was im-
nedatelY Carried or by some Of the passing
guards, aud cxarni ned bcIorc the Magistrate