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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26

SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE
The following properties we're sold at noon to-
day at the Philadelphia Exchange, by James
A. Freeman Auptionnar.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-26
Arrest of Suspected Parties.

The Nudd-Spangler Habeas Corpus Case
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
rb, Rev. DR.. Cbap,u a, Cooper Hall.

The Fourth Uniyersast Congregation, presided
over by the Dr. H. Chaplin having at last been
PEELED Ike many other OF the institutions OF our city to
yield 10 eneroachmen Of business have abandoned their
well known and elegant church Broadway and until the
completion II the edhco which they are now erecting
will oocBpy each Sabbath morning and evening The Large
Hall Of the Cooper Institute. Yesterday morning the
second occasion Of their thus occupying The announcement
that Chap would preach at tho Cooper Hall appeared 10
hayo attracted thber many strangers IN addition to his own
congregation aud the morning services were attended by
large audience.
fourth chapter of Luke: For bs word with power
Perhaps the striking characteristics OF the teachings OF
Christ ths than human authority with which ne
Taught The expression In the text used IN reference to
his preaching Capenaum, bat the same PECULIARLY ire
aueny alluded IN all the accounts OF his M We are else.
told that tho people were astonshed at hs doetrne
There seems have been peculiar vitality and power In
Chr personal presence and his manner OF teaching which
impressed who heard him, and caused the multitude
flock listen him. The which no displayed In his
miracles manifest In his personal presence We are
told this occasion that there came into the syna
gogue q who possessed with an anclean spirit
When Jesus rebuked the unoean spirit. and he came
out OF the the multitude annoyed saying What
word ths for with authority and power he oonmandeh the
spirits and they come out sw readily We may be-
sye the nuen which Chs spoken utteranee had when
even at day the simple relation OF them sometimes
peas with such wonderful power There s manner OF
speaking which sometimes has tho effect OF the most import
nhuence from the which II II told We have been
accustomed hearing the sayings OF Christ related and
discussed In the most commonplace manner that they a 10
strike with The who was born and bred
amolg lofty stends amazed at the emotions which
iss s0lsslgsa!.ga " tasE "KGiDz higsss and doc.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Toruadees at the West.

To re Editor ar Tas NJ r. Tribune.
SIZE: There will be end Of such fearful tesasr
does as visited the West last month 50 long - IL
country permitted to remain PRAIRIE Prairie must bs -
soutey abolished and four things will effect the results
l. Planting every farm with timber. Not only gross
ing fruit-orchard but belt grove Of true timber.
p Small farms. To furnish homes to the untold NIB
lions who need leave the cities and seaboard OF 10 e.
cape from the crushing tyrannios of the Old World.
g. Required buildings for this dense population. -
cudng not only dwelling houses but schoolhousos sa&
other public ed6ces stores, warehouses, railway
tures &c.
L. But especially factories and mills everywhere, vss-
en- cotton lnen iron, copper &C., even TO being de-
voted to all possible manufactures each factory the ias
mediate parent of perfect village, and both creating sne
supplying market for surrounding villages.
When the West shall exchange prairie for this contsa-
uous extent of fruit trees ornamental and shade ress
dwelling public buildings and factories we shall
be ready for what science may further develop as 10 nssa1
of protection against tornadoeseyen their very erstc>
perhaps. Not but that much may meanwhile be done -
right mode of building subject which thus forms psxs
Of the question Of chesper and better houses
Hammoafon, ~ j., April9 1866. JOSEPH TREAT.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

,. eIctes in the bosom OF the man bras an
,p ,sIne> shore among plains. Hs has hs.n
sne the sight from infancy and Il exoites No eTo
niVsusomea the beautiful teachings OF the savior have
@ on 10 nn. ~ that under ordinary circumsta we
III - ~ i oar " over II Is only when trial and suer.
m oo tnH we ieeI ths n Christ original some.
ODectea that the teaohiugt -,nnd In the wrnos .,
thing similar 20 them has been The tyrti s ~
ancient and heather philosophers Uo ,onohes LII,
accepted the truth wherever II exis> bn, 80 ss,, ~ W ~
IN the universe. He not % destroy % y .eil tle
did not ike reioImors deca that all ua Dc
lies which hadpreyiousy existed erEoneoas ana ng
Whatever good them be accepted. lie was the IL III
men Of all previous theology He did not denounce ell t
Jewish system or religion but he taught Dy peeept ana
example that the spirit which this system was INTENDED 70
iuouoate was OF more DpO sance than any 0rn nc at
tackled a. systems Of wrong not preaching against then
directly bot by ncUcang principles which IN tDer an'
ment would utterly sweep these wrongs III nus Deen
claimed that the New Testament supports Slavery case
Of Onemus whom Panl back to his master Phemon'
has been cited In proof Never there greater mistake
system Of Slavery. Paul Old man. In prison. ready 10
yield his life in support Of the teachings OF his master SENDS
back the fugitive slave 10 his former master not now as
servant but brother beloved" Here was the hrst great
Emancipation proclamation; the first recognition OF the
brotherhood Of ali in Christ This Chst doctrine
universal brotherhood under The FaiherOOd Of God THIS
key Of bis whole life His labors among
tie poor tie humble sud the sinful When the poor desped
har0t brought TO him for Judgment he did not repoach
her with the Of her past he he told her 10 aud sin
moie' Wien a rule of life sought from him. he
prised in words: "TO love tina Lord thy God with
al thy hoart and thy neicbor thysei" Let this rule be
faithfully carried out in all the relations OF business and social
life and there would be little need Cf laws Of Jurors or Of
legislation.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
ArILLAR OF TEnE ON EEGuTE-AvE.
Shocking Accident on Saturday Nishf-Three
mrn FriEhtfuiiy Burned-Cause Of ihc Ae-
eidsni-strange Spectacle Ia the street-A
Man Enveloped In Flames.

An accident Of terrible character occurred IN the
basement Of tho premises No. ~ Eigh,haye on Saturday
night The police and passeby apprissd Of the dsas
ter In most ard terrific way which no other than
that burning rushing through the street and scream
ing Ut the top Of his voice.
The night quito dark and the spectacle described BY
10 have been OF most appalling character
They suddenly asonshed aud alarmed at hrst by what
appeared column Of re about Is feet in hight burst
ing down fearful speed accompanied by the
most appalling screams which appeared to Issue nom The very
bosom OF Blazing sha Women and children He'd In ter
ror tho people probably regarding tue spectacle With
snperstons and hardy for the moment
par,lyzed will fear
The rushing roaring bowling OF fame sped down the
street Ike OF death for nearly entro block the
flames scorchng the awnings and sign boards overhead
they eaped high into the sky and hngng iurid Hser
the street while at the same time The accompanying
sbrieks increased IN volume and Intensity un they hnay
ceased The pillar Of fire swayed to and iFo and hna e TO
the gruund..
The police then became that the flaming conmn
burning man whose clothes had taken ro from the explosion
of lamp occasoned by oarossnesssn the basement
OF No 4 EgLthnyc The unfortunate (Antone Eelcb)
was for but expected that ho
Jwo Others the proprietor and man named George DELI
man also dreidfly bnrned The fire IN the premises
gushed b. the efforts OF the police with tue loss VI
only go 10 the proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
THE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.
Reports froh, Dr,. swinburne and BisseiI--
Thirteen new Cases and Five Den,hs-Ad-
6iiienaI seesa I'M odntions for the sick-Pre-
pnratious 10 ne.t the Epidemic.

The last report from tbs hospital ship Falcon gives
o number OF new and d hs that occurred from
o. Thursday until OF Friday The lu Of the previous
day somewhat Ike that which occurs In the firing
during batto An occasional remiNds that the
ereIy near but hiI silence indicates moyegen that will
make Tic coming a-tcs more effective and doaGy 60 also
VIII nc epidemic az Quarantine No admissions ana Only
three deaths said Dr Hss under date OF the 20h on the
1th thirteen admis ions and tyo deaths.
Tao Curla stfCr from iho Health Occr "a the Iofrd OF
Heai dated Qllrantne Staten Island. April % gives quite
favorable u the siIs on the FaicoB L sayi
Yery hospital snip and found the patients
cing vel TIE appended rp0r ri Dr. Be WI give the nsmbsf
odu.5ion 1c You vii perceive by his there
.is,u Cls.lose the Hsuts very tld
cho-rse dirrhs1 TIE children the
oy when vii probably dc The seventy o. he disease "
evidently l.s-lil-
Dr. Blss.i hsppy state b. = estireiy recoverei
Tie ftcs sbunisly supplied with proper Eouhn1 mod
c siienirl anu srr'uo srs Ont Of tue whole NUN
brr @ hcsr8 8 but ID wh1s- recovery doub1L
Icrs be- been cholera IL ihe Eugnt o. Nrina aee ait re-
port. Herpr.t.aiIy. Jous SvISBuRyE. Health Ohic-r
The refnTl o d. H. II. Bissc 20 toe Quarantine Comms
d0aeIs or The q hour, Friday noon. says
"I following the lissou' and dedhs on eoare ire Falcon
since
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
TIE EIyDERPBsT.
The Inv of the atote,

the Introduction spread OF the
Rnde1pe trd r tho Of the nock. and herd.
cattle In this state NON destruction oy this and
other infectious dlseefes
Passed ApIii ~ 1900; three-hnhs being present
Tie People Of tie STATE ct No York rprssafeg st.ae dsd
Assfnbb - j0Lors.
SECTION |. II shall bo the duty Of tho health officer
Of the port Of EewYort IN addition 10 the dnes i'm
posed him by existing laws TO and inquire whether
any animals brought Ia any vessels arriving AZ said port
in violation Of regulation ofaw passed by the Congress OF
tho United States prohibiting the importation OF such animals
SIC. Whenever animal brought as ships cow with
intention Of landing the Of violating any such law
regulation OF aforesaid the same Oh all De care
fully examined and in quarantine for tho space OF az least
81 days and II symptom OF the infection or neueaton OF
the disease commonly known the rinderpes or any one
infectious contagious disease shall present themselves IL
shah be the duty OF said health officer Immediately 10
tho said animal animals be slaughtered and their
remains boxed with sufficient quantity OF lncknme SUI
phate other dniectant and with sicient wsieh
placed in said box prevent the samercm aoang and 70 %
cast hi the waters said 1t sha Also be his duty
10 cleanse and by suitable agencies The berth or sec
ton OF the ship whicbsa1 ANNA! anaals were yng OF
and also the clothing and persons OF all
taking care engaged In slaughter and puA 70
be cleansed and dsnlectod.
SIC 3 William Kelly. OF Datehess County Marsena Pat
rick of Ontario Comfy. aad Lewis Allen, oi Enc county
are hereby appointed n commissioners under TINS act ana
with powers and dutiea hereinafter enumerated.
In the event of snch disease as the OF
infectious disease cattle sheep breaking out OF peng
pected In locality IN this state IL snail ne tne duty
OF Oh persons owning having interest whatever In the
said eats Immediately notify the said commissioners OF
anv ore OF them Of OF such diseases whereupon
us nd eaaisaaassH sAA4 ssLsblsa sanitary aordea
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
h1tyeyp FALSE PRRrBSsEs.- Officer Bartholf oi

ALLEGED FALsB PRETREsEs. Officer Bartholf o.
the Yorkse Police Court squad Saturday arrested Joss
Leyier native OF France the complaint OF Lewis D's
trand OF No - Beaver and the complainant states IA
no was member OF the firm OF Levillier helaen, nq
dealers at No. 500 Broadway that they were aOs On tssss
the complainant at various times sa -.
liquors TO the amount e6 the notes OF tne aessa -
accused for his money and told By him tnat ne ~
an agent for MI Tsys who owned the place sr saos -
Arrest fSe prisoner was committed for trial by J'''
uoly In default OF o., 900.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
From TIE Atss,ic Monthly for Nay.
Abraham Davenport.
By JOHN q. WHITTIER

BY JOHN q. WHlrfiBR.
IL The Oh DAYS Ia custom laid aside
With breeches and cooked hats the people sent
Their wisost men to make the public laws.
And so, from brown homestead, where the Sound
Drinks tho small tribute Of the Mianas,
Waved over By The woods of RippOwalns,
And hallowed by pure lives aud Tranquil deaths,
Stanford sent mp TO the councils of the State
Wisdom and grace in Abraham Davenport.
I was on a Mayday Of the far old year
Seventeen hundred eighty, that there fell
Over The bloom and sweet life Of tho Spring,
over the fresh earth and the heaven of nooay
4 horror Of great darkness like the night
Iu day OF which tho Noland sacas tell"
The Twilight OF the Gods. The lOW-hung sky
Vas black with omiuous clouds, save where its rim
Was fringrd with dull glow Ike that which climbs
The crdters sides from the red hell below.
Birds ceased 10 sing and all the bdrn-yard fowls
BOOSTED; the cattle 40 the pasture bars
Loved, and looked homowaFdl bats or eathern wing
Fitted abroad the sounds OF labor died;
Aien prayed, and women wept; all ears grew sharp
To hear the doom-bast Of the trumpet shatter
Tho black sky, that the dreadful face of Christ
Might look from the rent clouds no; as he looked
4 loving guest at Bethany but stora
a. Justice and lnexorablc Law
Meanwhile. in the Old State.House, dim as ghosts
Sat the llwgiycrs of Connecticut,
Trembling beneath their legislative robes.
"It IS the Lords Great Day Let US adjourn,
Some said; and then, a. If with one accord,
,All ewes were turned to Abraham Davenport.
> He rose, slow cioaying with his steady voice
Tho intoerable hush. "Ihis well may be
Tho Day Of sment which the world awaits;
But be IL 81 or not, ouly know
Ny present duty, and my Lord command
10 occupy .ll De come. SO at ne post
where he hath set me in his providence,
! choose, for one, 70 meet him face TO fice-
No falthlcss servant frightened fl1m my task,
But ready when the Lord of the harvest calls:
And, therefore, with all reverence, would say,
Let God do his work, We viii see 70 ours.
Bring IN the candies" Aud they brought them IN.
Then by the farng lights the Speaker read,
Albeit with husky voice aid shaking hands,
an act to amend au act to regulate
The shad ana aleWive fisheries. NhcrsuDon
Wisely and vel spake Abraham Davenport,
Straight 10 the question: with no tgures Of speech
Save the nine Arab ri gns, yet not without
The shrewd dry humor natural 70 the man:
His awc-strck collea gues listening all the while,
Beta cen the pauses ofhis argument,
To hear the thunder Of the wrath Of God
Break from the hollow trumpet OF the cloud.
And there be stands in memory 10 this day,
Erect, sel,-poiscd, a rugged face, half seen
Against the back ground of unnatural dark,
witness e. the ages they pass,
That simple duty hath no place for fear
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
srnrss IN ALABAMA.-The Rome &C

DISTRESS IN ALABAMA.-The Rome (Ga.) Courier
gives sad pcuk the distress now prevailing In Cherokee
compelled TO their farms from their inability TO pro-
cure corn 20 enable make They tnef 70 give
hen ON the crop their stock and also the land itself TO anY
one who will furnish them. and they had hoped sone os
hee means 10 secure feed their stock and bread Tor tho
,nies until the wheat haryes that promises nuely snoa
ho available they have been disappointed and thsx
nresent situation is indeed deplorsble "A meeting OF the
nansrs was called at Center few dsys since for the pups
~ sseertaning the actual wants OF the people ADoa2
o man were present 6vesxths OF whom before the war ha9
hesn thy farmers this number only seven reported tnas
ey mad corn enough them until the wheat harvest log
bnshe of corn they offer bushe OF wheat Asr harVssS
or ten pounds o. cotton next Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
.n. NJ. Cheney, W. o. Mcclellan
suEPPgNG INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or EEw-YORK""".AFs1 %
Cirnref.

CLEARED.
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s.ssa.lip Missouri L,vcaaa slvsunsh Carlton ALEU-.
sesmsiip Saneossa Crowei. Charleston, A. Lssry.
steauship iodine Cias !s1u9rt Moray Ferris GO. q
-p NEo5a Couch No.ols, City Point and Richmond "'
seliaip Fsa5aai, Sherwood Portland II g. Cromwell Co.
Steamship ~ 2 lysr Powell boston ". p Clyde
siesnship wsT.uta spfirssr New BeaofI - r,'s' E 4 "a
Steamship Hsiiera Parrish horiolA CRY Point 'nd Richmond
s,s,ais Cy .. Boston sr BIoos Ie;Pool John @ Dale
Ship J. A. stsI,e; SAMSON iia7fe Boyd & hi3. ken r.
EsrE . w. sesv'r sn5e n gssssi j. n Cushing
Bari pdnasese 1audIa D IodoH. e'lsraTs an ST. cr'iz
Esls YSalrri (j!, Johnson. sssg, 1wsy1e, &C., Co.
FsG Fausha Balish 8sl Doyle, PirtoU s, b. sna Co
Part G asrow Tall, Rob- Bristol a. /. AgIesti.
Brt Arssnaut (B,snll j. Stl1gra6, Brcuen, H. Kook.
ssa Cafgi (erl liil. ST. ~ omss, Moody hesh.
s-i. 8..for tsri F, kr-ot6 r. r. J. BovntrS Son & Co.
Brs NszsJe1e lBr NrTpsy. Po au Prince. d. X DsWo Co.
Er- ii,rS.s. fsI) J.r o sc a. n ssBe5st Siz
Er7 Goce WoFhiugaa (1g Durnt. bese Houl.. r A,Tsn
: 81, l75seiil tDI., Tara. F4mcp,h Mec5u fifth.
B. se e & Den i5i ee fs5,s5 'riso,I & as0%e. f'ass'
s's 8 + IN N9ta & Loni A-iai.11. r brett w Sog nc . CO. -
So della ir,iae PLiiaie!plia, t5onP,,9n y Hunter
So s,u6 snow. rals. 2. =. sherman & Go
sshr rhsbe Ma i,v s. Martins DolnoL Potter co.
: z. Ake 10 Laaro. ac'ndee. bari-os DoresS
,!'sass' snd Lucy ,ur CROSBY ~ johns o. Bentley
81, May Berlen Fs lie Blanc HaFbor Grace. n r. F Z.
ssaf. E L. Smith sa. Charleston M-rr,y Fcrri, Co.
sosI z NS5 .r- aas e. r Haze os''0 50" ''
Scar: 0cn GGlai Coos Gloucester
ar d. e. Ackeu Ho1bi sta'lford
soar !. g. lEoeNs. Cl-es ph.isd~lhis J. w McEeoS s Co
ID. rsn5r Il FOO Pr,tr.bs4- vsa iraas I siSbt
hr sazians lo. ca riyn'o-th s. g. a. @. Benton Son
soop tniy A,en ~ irers'i. ~ ,
S,,g Observer insh, Bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Acrtreh.

se'p iye,te tFr Lemsire Haye April H. aul Bro., ii.h
~iih 'nis". and pass o. ,,tr. Nl'kr.-ie.
s.sisp City o. Fcr sH-lTuce Curtis Gayson AT5 T. with
sot,n sri usss. 20 Roht. Ngfsy jL
S,-saslie CrussdeI llrt belize H5ri l0th K.ason Jam
ls vie For; anace, PIT .ls; viii mise ind pass Kbon
blnor
s,eiu.p Rapiiea. Aieysader New orans April 2o Vi Fortress
Noaro q VII ru.-. al. rsss 10 in.sou. tuN g. Co.
ssswsp Lldl, Ihea5at Arsacai.oa AFfu H. Key West
tif vil cotton aui ll,s tc bt t.aer Brown
20 q. s. QIarern1s'.'.
Steamship John Dlson hlex1udIa a. hours With
tni % H. 2. Cromwell O. 60.
Bsrk ~ orh fBr rLor Tos oaaula Jan. with
.I, Fesred All J ~ CsQs ol Good Hope March
Hrs.a ffirel I6.
Bel Loye frl caar, Antwerp = DAYS with mlse. sad
p pa ip BOYD Hr-Arn.
Bns NewAy lof ot7r Hoee' llji-uo q dsy with .orou
sss ie % bsEer Crove Sailed CO. with scsrs Cancellation
an hr,- Walker. fCr hfu-lo ork
Sshr AGATE af Pgvas,owu Cook Gonvsves 10 dayI Wh log
-5et. &c. % Brett. sou g. o..
Scfr a P.Acve-, Iuraess. C.eres1a.
eat %. Mousou, DAYTON. HsumcTs.
ScHr iynlolu. f-la. r.,t .0r Boston.
scbr hmi., No-ftl, d ileletl lolt os stamford
.rr vfr1'r Sllnl. 4.Iz,tf tlror for ii,.io-L
$50 hc bourne. fsi.cls & aS.b.t f.rt or bos'on.
ST. tl-ie ftl il Lfilrof. .feaci. Pori Newpo-.
fr Hs'. n. -.Hcr-'., CODE, Msclifs.
ser ilms. r-s-s, s.. a -, rswt1c.,t 'os EzsJetAp-f;
Ssar tl. Barker. No...i... lor lIizs 10 eagor
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
BROOKLYN NE VS..

A DANGEROUS THIEP COMMITTED PoR TRIAL
John wilson slias cha desperate aud veuknowu Aise
was convicted before Justice DALEY SATURDAY Of breaking
open the show window of Morgan Co.'S jewellery store
No os Fourths T. D. Friday night and stealing thcrs
watch He also recogn sed as ne party who bro
open window the evening OF the 18th is eos
sole two gold aches valued s00 each When Wilson ~a1
arrested by police Of the Fortyd Precinct bunch a
skeleton keys formidable looking 6nch blade knife and e
watch which he had stolen found his IA
ia native Ireland q years OF and has been frequently
before the hands OF the police. The Justice committed hi
70 the County await action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
TRAVEL BETWEEN THE EASTERN AND wssrxas

DrsrEIcrTrsyel the districts Of BrookiyS,
overland for year ras has been matter Of sore sction
those who depended upon railroad running from F
ton Ferry 10 Greenpont This in consequence Of the
closing Of Kenave 20 construct bat that work
now completed and the dosb track of the Railroad Compaay
neary read may expected the old route agaia
week or ten dlys The delays experienced By the rsvenl
public op Wyhese during the past have been fruitful
o ouarres and not only among ayeers but
ductors and drivers the line.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
'OUET cALENDAR-THIs DAr.

SUPREME COURT-G ENERAL TERM.-Adi0urncd 20
MAYS CIEcuu-PkRTs I ond lad ourned i0- the term
SPECIAL TEHN-Adjourned for the tern. CHAMnRRs-Nog
81 CO. a. H. s. Sc ~ H. ll5 no H. ls, IL ~ III. j..
10 General oail-NO. 1884,
SUPERIOR COURT AND COURT or CoMGoy PLEAS
Trial terms adjourned ior the term.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

shlp T.i, fBsi Lv.Tpeo Fr.n-isco
atarbuck tcra 10 d sold Si5o
The taken Is aut the Left the island
iizhhcuso scir Hrnt wrecked shout uiies
from Eey West tvs Blhore IN tie night Aosi Of
the nlat5f.s.s VIII rr skvrd. Nessei total ioss.
Soir -Four Sisters ks6 + ssdac 10th inst.
sc7 E.WYork Osrdler Mel Dow from Boston Sysnnsh
With cargo or iee Totally on Hunting IsaBd S. c. the
lies iu4 Glswal
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Poundering OF the Fsninu ship OF sta'e-Tho
Fenian Chieftains Of tho C',zahony Persun-
sion Quarreiing Among Themseivcs-ktiiian
Believed 10 be No Better Than ue Ought TO
Er-stepheus snid 20 He an Eew-Korh.

The Fenian ship OF state, Which We were assured
wond m 50 maguGoonty the tide ofreyoutioD into the qu
ethayen Of an Irish Republic and ndvisbc Is already
almost wreck owing 10 that fatal disagreement and dscord
which has always bane Of Irish revolutionary move
mens The crew who man the craft quarreins
Among themselves and apply oIpelyes neither elegant nor
choice 10 each other The OMakonyts tired Of abusing the
Saxons and tho party have commenced u aba one a
other symptoms or grand crash being dny deNepl
For some time past muttengs OF discomfort with the actions
Of certain UnOnsqaare officials have been heard and al Ih9
present time there good prospect thahe storm WIZ
soon come and probably sweop away foregerha which many
consider q deusion and "A humbug -Fesiantsrn. hr b.
DOrsn Kian, rather Gen Bhan ~ generay peeFei 70
bo mo better ought be- and to that gentleman
attributed tie present disastrous condition OF the feDian
cause MANY persons assert that he has be-
,reved tho cause and has been acting in concert with his
Of dsmembering Brotherhood The noneys come In
but GoWly Of the bonds has entirely fallen away ana
the old enthusiasm and erctementSyef the expected Gown
fall Of the fton aud tho cstabhnt " the lfish Rpqbo
are no more The arrival Of r Kan In this city wa yese
day expected by few who eth feIOso CONFIDENCE IN hn
while others 90 desert that he will not maze MS
appelrance at MON squnre for time 20 come.
stated by few Of the initiated that STEPHENS reachcd
this city last week aud present located IN twenty sixth
st Mr. Stephens said be deyOng his TINE 10 arersoh
OF aud the general internal OF
Mohatt Mansion and IL presumed thai he WIZ oi course
audit them correct" and issue call for more mosey
Others that mere never VIII %
here aud H. fact has existence Whatever We hrrnehn
threatened series meetings Large posters decorate
the dead along tho and other portions
city whore the Cets "do love 10 conRregate callhg on
ths Fenians et tho ship OF State down snd an
nOuncng meeting o, Iamnany Han some time during w"
cosiDg week.