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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19
JAMAICA.
The New !Consiitution-Reha'c
nece Member OF Execute"
Di,,rrbnuces fm Wesfniorei"""'

Eroy Thc
A religions worship isl vas V. ~ rrevtnt fatare
yehslIons II was bill repete win patns a." ~
ities Int IL was eagerly accepted ny ae b, Sor ,se
Assembly and would have passedi ~ The leading Non
syrnen in this city and Spanish Iown
~ hi Was withdraw and smother s9osi'uIeu Io H.
bnt tbe substitute is hardly less oalous tnan Wy ~,
pu. II nroydes for the registration OF aces OF
oIs h and preachers Of the gospel and renders u
or;,na nnnisfabe with penalty OF slo ana, ID u.
SenIt imprisonment for one year at nara eoor ior y
nnn nnapthoriledly 10 assume the Injections OF =
ocLcr No place OF rel gioDs worship can De opchea
nT sneh worship before o'clock in the morning and
later than O'Clock ct night without tLe Which per
mission OF the CustOs or senior magistrate
Then comes what appears to us TIE most gfeNlous
provision Of all" No meeting assembly or conerega'
lion Of persons for religions worship shal be haa W
apv place with door locked, boted or barred, or
otherwise fastened SO as TO prevent an7rersoh rom
entering therein during the time OF meeting assemD!
or congregations and the person teacAns OF pleacnE
tberest shall forfeit for every time tuen inee'ioa,
assembly or congretion shall be held with doOr
locked bolted barred otherwise fastened as aiore
said sum recoverable in summary manner rs alOre,
said not exceeding 20 pounds nor less than AZ snnss
or to be mplisoued, with or without hard laDOr lol
any period not exceeding three months nor lees than ~
days at the discretion of the convieting justices
III has been stated in the House Of Assembly mat lhe
number of rebels" executed under sentence OF inc
courts.martal exclusive OF those destroyed IN tDt
bushes by the soldiers and the MaIoohs' amount u
over 2OoO. ,...o,,-
| During the past fortnight the Legislature ha't
nassed an act TO suspend entirely the Constitution 81
which had been forwarded 10 England by the previous
mail leaving ii entirely 10 the BRUSH GOvelhuGht !.
rule and govern the colony in future large majority
of the House Of Assembly are IN favor OF Deing Ime'
by a Governor and two or three Commissioners IRON
England, and thus have none OF the genueheh now u
the COLONY who have figured in the House oil Assembly,
and Legislative Council and who are supposed TO nay
their strong prejudices and party ties, take part
| the Government Tor some time TO come.
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New.YorlI n Mission Field Address b,
uish0u simpsOu.

st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Of Fourth.aye. and Twenty seoond-st, was filed TO
oycrfovirg last evening BY audience attracted by
the announcement that Bstop Simpson would deliver
an address upon the bjeot Of NewYork Mission
Field"
The reverend gentleman began by speaking on the
inducements which gathered large numbers Of people
together in cities. among which the prominent
he mentioned tie commercial and manufacturing
facilities OF certain points upon the continent lie had
no doubt NcWH0rk would continue TO be, what II now
IS the principal and controlling city Of the United
States although he thought II not unlikely II would
have a competitor on the Pacific coast He spoke Of
the advantages Of san Francisco, and said that If the
bghtng influence Of Slavery had not stood in the way
there no reason why there might not have been
large a city as thls where Norfolk Va, now stands.
Wealth, refinement culture and civilization had their
great cepters an the large cities Of the world from the
beginning OF time, aud II would continue to be so
always But they were also the great centers Of vice
Men who desired TO steal and murder came 10 tie large
cities 20 ply their vicious avocatons until II sometimes
became necessary 20 destroy aud them from the
face OF the earth had been the with S0d0m and
Gomorrah, and would be the case with Others here
alter II some means were not found by which they
might be evangelical.
The proportion OF churches aud preachers in cities
smaller than in the rural Districts III tits respect
there was not anoiher million Of people In the United
States badly provided for that which inhabits
NeWl0rk. Here there were 30 Methodist Churches
with membership Of TO- 600 souls in Oregon there was
q population OF only oOVOO ara vet thefe were 400
churches. The same was true OF other localities In
the city Of New.Y0rk there are 10000 ogshops-a
grogshop for every man and woman in full connection
with the church. There are -, 600 persons who live
under ground-two and half times as many as there
are numbers Of this denomination. There are also
10000 abandoned wonen-a number equal 30 one third
Of the membership Of all tho churches pnt together
What was being done 'cr thesel Comparatively
nothing The Church mlst systemGtize It's labor build
larger cdces VI worship; carry is iuGacAco iDtO thOse
nov neglected localities and above oil avail itself Ct
the wonderful moral power Of women. IN the Catholic
Churcl The Sisters OF MercyGud The SiseIs Of Charity
were doing q better WORK than oil the priesthood
Tie Protestant CAur bad not vet learned 10 make
of this ogensy The address concluded with quite az
eloquent appeal 10 tie audience 20 make organized
effort TO carry tie Gotpel among the immense plumber
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Hoard OF CouncIlmcn.
wASHIHGToS's BIRTHDAY-CITY RAILROAD COL
LISIONS, &C, &C.


A special meeting was held on Thursday after.
noon, ]. WILSON GRrEs esq. President, in the chair.
The first half hour was consumed in giving permis
sion TO various persons 10 erect stands hang signs re
ceiye and deliver goods &C., in front Of their own OF
Others premises.
Hamilton Catharre Uhl and James Pullalan oil blind
persons referred TO the Controller with power e
pay them ESQ EACH to which they are entitled by the
ordinances Of the city.
A resolution directing the Street Commissioner 10
appoint a keeper Of Bowling Green was referred.
Mr. KEECH Offered Il resolution 10 appoint com
ittee 10 make arrangements for the celebration OF the
next anniversary of Washngtons birthday Adopted
BY resolution Of Mr.. PULLMAN the Controller was re-
qucs ed 10 render 20 this Board statement Of all the
real estate and other property owned by the city show
ing whether the same leased rented wholly non
productive; tOwhOm leAsed or rented; the amount OF
money received and due from such lessees tenants
and the cost Of collecting II.
An ordinance proposed making IL the duty OF car
drivers 10 bring their horses TO walk al point 20 feet
from where their tracks ieTsect those Of any other
line with fine Of from slO 10 $50 for violation Of The
regulation. The matter was Teieflod TO the Railroad
Committee
Tie Board concurred with the Aldermen In directing
The CrotOn Board 10 draw their requisiOn upon tie
Controller for The payment Of the abOres employed fol
The repairs OF street pagements last year. the Con
iroller 20 hold such claims against the contract.
Tie Board cOncu1ed 10 direct the C0DgressOna
Representatives Of this city to urge tie payment by The
United States Government Of the money expended by
the Union Defense Committee in ls6l and LACE, IL
eqnpping regiments, &c.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. STACou, appro
pratng So 600 IN aid Of the Industrial School In Forty
second-st under direction Of the Sisters Of Charity
The subject gave Iise 10 some debate MCssrs. Pull
MAN and RoBEBIs protesting against squandcring the
public moneys for seciarian purposes aud Nh SIAIoN
ging the adoption OF the resolution, az IL intecc
90 aid a charitable and educational establishment. The
resolution was lost. Subsequently referred.
Adjourned to next Monday, at p. m.
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senate in secret Session
Yesterday,

We have come to loosely apply the national
adjective Of Greek" to our fellow. citizens Of tie
Emerald Isle pretty extensively and certainly the Oft
repeated quotation Of
"when Greek meet. GIeel then the tug Of war
il pretty well verified by the action Of certain number
Of the Fcninn Brotherhood.
Notwithstanding the apparently conclusive action Of
The late House OF Delegates at Clinton Hall combined
with RECOGNITION Of ts authority and that Of President
O'Mahony by Center Executive stcphens-the grand
Hcnd OF Fenianism al over the w0rld-Co. Roberts
continues 10 defy his successful rival aud 10 cause
further complications by calling together fresh body
Of senators to enact windy laws and pass ynpory rcso
luions In his favor As readers have been already
Informed the Senate" IN question has been IN session
for two or three DAYS They mot yesterday and ELECTED
an "organization" but the sessions are strictly
secret We can. Of give no definite information
Of its proceedings.
Col. Roberts yesterday Received telegram from
John r. Seaman Of Chicago telling him 10 urge the
Senate 10 perform is duty and speaking sneerngy Of
Mr.. OAiahonys friends.
In the meantime the President Of The Tenian Brother
hood sits, calmly enjoying his triumph N the Union
square Headquarters and awaiting the developments
Of Fenian machinery
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Loss or LIFE At SEA-A NEW AAD 6oob
INvENuoN.-Oue Of the0ost interesting apd Necessary
problems Of science is tie discovery OF sole 1tass
rendering eIeotual relief 10 vessels sbipwreesed IA
distress. The experiences Of The past gear litrs TIE
desire for the solution Of this difficulty. Drng he
last three months we los. Il vessels at ses-a i'e O.
them alone losing l37 lives most Of which 4 isoesn1
nigh. have been saved. These sad experiences !eaei
US that little dependence be placed OF lie tis's
q ship seldom carries enough TO save the Ias'eis't
and in 4 heavy sea a boat cannot be launched s'h'A
running the risk of being swamped Mp. +. l. PeiN
of this city has deyiPd aLifeSaving Raft Which SENS
to answer the purposes designed. Ii is wace ofso@
more alright cylinders incased in heavy duck as'
of the strongest material. and corrected tos-'ha
means Of heavy duck fanges which, ee'ns l'H%
with the outside cylinder forms n complete f.A -,
face. The largest size has huoyant caiaoy Of wv
pounds and when inflated gives surface Of ~ ss'
feet When folded il is 10 feet long by Z in'is' -
diameter, and can be put in order in 10 MI rs
viii carry 50 persons with necessary psoTisiei' -
water The reader win sec the immense HsA'' 81
Mr. Penny proposes to accomplish. lhe can 90 VS.
he claims be will be considered beneiaeof =" "'
human race,
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The Otcro MurdcI-Evidence for the De-
fensc-sumniing-Up OF Counsel The
Jury Find the Prisoner Gully OF
Murder in the First Degree.

The trial of Gonzales for the murder of OterO
was resumed yesterday morning in tie Court Of Oyer
and Terminer IN the City Of Brooklyn. Dr. willets.
DR.. Cochran. DR.. Ayers, Louis Lopez De Arcy, the
Spanish Consul Edward FAIR End Patrick Murray
were examined for the defense, after which Mr.. MoCue
made an ingenious and eloquent summing mp, but all In
vain. Dstrct.AtiOrney Morris summelup for the
people. occupying three hours. and the Judge followed
with his charge TO the jury, who retired at 10 p and
az 4JJ returned and rendered unanimous verdict Of
Guilty Of murder in the first degree" The prisoner
was IcmGuded for sentence, and IN a short time re.
moved from the courtroom. An immense crowd w.
tcmblcd outside the Court House and followed tie pfN
soper for some distance toward the lalL
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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED

AhhlNEO l..
Bark Valkyrien DAM, Brobers Rio JeneA' "''''
coffee 10 Jas. Patrick Co. , oi, Tiiniss
Bark Gazelle (oi Newiiayenl, Black. foit ~ '-'
2 days with sugar, &C. 10 H. Irowbndses SCI SCI, Win co.
Brig Bravo (Swedl, Bervicr, Rio Jane'r0 q 0'''
fee to Funch Weincke w Nendi. -. a. Ut, uB
Brig KanagaIna (Of Jersey Nilet Rio Jsneh &c 10y
coffee 70 J. l.. Phipps 4 Co IN lal,ys VII
lumber 10 ID. n. DeWolf & Co.
WlND-A Sunset, Sc, light.
SAILED. o..,ut,
Sieamers-flsg. Matsnzss latter anchoreA " =
BELOW.
Ship Hudson Pratt, from London, Dec ~
Also ship barks and bhn unknown
SPOKEN. "a -
Brig Caroline OF Baltimore, bound Man J"
"a a. ,.f.,., ~ Mr.
Ship Haze Of Mystic, 10 days from San fsans''''
York-Jan G, lat % IS. Ion II o..
MEMORANDA ,,,s Nelt
The slip Fscor, recently sunk by tls vT.esias G.
Ever still lies in the ssins place. Tie to. s,ep a.
are bu.iy to work at her and expect to lave ~
or Two.
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RROOKLVN NEWS.

CONVICTION OF A CoUNTERFElTER.-u altai.o
Iscchese, indicted on the charge OF manufacturing
counterfeit United states .s a canrt pd9e Benedict
nresIioe yeseiday It was shown by tho evidence oil
Detectives vdeto Denton and Others that tue prisoner
was arrested the morning on the 3lst OF OcSouet nm
Queens County. Nine officers were present: ono OF
them raped at the door, which was opened ~ tee a1
eused after pareyne when ne was al Oce tbe
into custody. they then proceeded TO sealen se
bonse and found some paper such rs is used Tor bank
notes On searching the cellar they DG atsS
Iicais snd m fact everything required TO manu-
estgre go and IS bs and % cent postal currency
The articles we're sent Brooklyn Accused spa Two
others were engaged in the business s ce sScsned
from ia Detective Frost and several oher witnesses ,
we're cyamned after which the case was gwen 70 te
iury which rendered verdict OF guI!. oSn InGta
States postal currency. Sentence was reserved III 00''
cases
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Loss CF TIE GEN. LYON.
List Of Paroied and Discharged Soldier.
who were Passengers oSs Boasd-r,.
tereafing 10 Friends and Relative.

We have received from +, W. Foster, iormerv
Superintendent Of the United states Sanitary conr,
sion a. Wilmington, n c. and whose address is 30.
No. ITO, Wilmington Posi0Iice) the following lis, .,
the paroled and discharged soldiers who sailed ron,
that port in the Inflated steamship General Lyon on ,hs
26th OF March last. Mr.. Foster says bis obec in end
ing the list is that many may learn the fate Of heir
dear friends through the Associated Press lie sad,
that he twill answer oil communications o. i5qurieslp
relation to deceased soldiers in the South Who belonged
to the United States army"
List Of paroled prisoners who sailed On borrd n,
steamer General Lyon, from Wilmington. y. G., March
2e 1865:
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Pnsscurcra Sailed.

In steamship Hunter for sav4nnah-J. Mona
niger : Cohen, c. Weber. &. Ripper. I. st4- 49,.
Gibson y b. Match, Chas. Valentine NJ. leeca a I.
well. W Goodrich and son, r.. McC.en9on ! N I'D
Oneil J. Dufey, z. o. Eaton, A. McCmiAey' MIS-
is In the gteerlge.
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CITY NEWS.

PUBLIC CENTENARY MEETrNGs.-oneo Oh BE-
RIGS Of public meetings designed 10 commemorate 'ne
Centenary Anniversary OF Methodism IN AmeFio"' WIN
oeeur al ST. Paul, Church Jan. 25 on Which occas'on
Senator H,.lon Of Iowa viii preside ana addresses
will be CIV ~ Bishops james and Simpson ana 'ne
Pey DIR " 'lintoCk.
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yesterday appears little the worse for HE extraordinary
ex Derience. - - .,,t- - n,
Of abouf "a wears of age. He resided at Prescott u
". where we understand, he leaves afamily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

Posr.OFFIcg DIRECToRY.-Mr. j. Disturneh
will publish in few days new Post-Ofice Directory
If all the Offices In the United States and Canada ~
will contain all essential information in regard to posta
aairsuch as rules Of the Department rates OF post
AGE distances from Washington 30 the several county
seats and much else that will make such volume vau'
able Such a work Is much needed, and will be very
welcome 10 n whose business requires an extensive
correspondence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-A man named James
Lowney was arrested at I o'clock yesterday morning,
by Officers Killcauley and ManD. on IA charge Of at
tempting TO burgarously enter the clothing store Of
Samuel krause No. / Newark.aye. Jersey CITY. When
discovered the outer door had been opened and the
accused in the act OF slipping the bolt to The inside
door He was held for trll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

A co, drbution for the benefit Of the pilots
who rescued the Passengers and crew Of the Mary a.
Boardman is being raised. and donations are ireey
given 10 those brave and humane men.
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{" WAN DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CIIY, Dec. Is. II

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec Is. 1865.
"SIR: The SurgeOn.General has applied for the
assignment Of the property known as EOrds Theaer,
for the deposit and safe keeping Of the records relating
10 soldiers discharged for disability incurred in the
service or who have died in battle. in hospital or in
Rebel prisons These records among the most i'm
portant Of the Government both as relates TO the Gov
eminent itself and TO individuals for they are the
records and title papers upon which the widows and
orphans Of those who entitled 10 the support and
bounty Of the Government depend evidence of their
Just claims Fords Theater was the scene OF
The murder Of the late President, Abraham
Lincoln Shortly after the tragic event II was
About TO be opened again as u place OF theatrical
entertainment and amusement. The public feel.
sng regards that spot haowed by the blood Of their
martyr PRESIDENT and considered that It's decoration
as place OF theatrical exhibition would he national
Feproaeh and outrage against humanity. By the
Presidents order therefore the property was taken
possession OF TO be applied TO some fitting public pur.
pose, under the sanction OF Congress Inasmuch as il
private property II seemed proper that lust CON-
pensation should be made TO the owner and a condi
fiOnal purchase therefore made under the author
ity OF the President, BY the AT
Abe price Of 100000 subject TO the approval of Con
gress. II has been converted into reproof building
by the orders OF this Department One of the most
striking features OF the character Of the late President
was bis deep sympathy for the sick and wounded and
all who suffered IL the service Of their country during
its contest TO suppress the Rebellion. II his we'll
known habit as often as time and other duties would
allow, 70 visit the hospitals and administer comfort 10
the suffering inmates There would seem TO be no
more tttiDg purpose 10 which the building could be
applied than TO have the spot hallOwed by his blood
conseerated 10 the preservation Of the memorials OF
those who Ike himself suffered as martyrs in the
national cause IL il Necessary however that en- ap-
preparation should be made by Congress and authority
given 10 cOnsummate the purchase. 1 would respect
fully ask that special appropriation be made in order
ttet the specified purpose may be carried into effect By
concentrating the purchase Of the property.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Secretary Of War
80 Hon Ibaddeus Stevens, Chairman Committee on
Appropriations"
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last while the attention Of the mother was for no,
nsnt turned from tho child he fell backward lnto atuo
~ hcilinr water scading him In such terrible manner
that he died soon after verdict OF accidental death
vag returned.
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mrs. GRINDERS Casa medical examina-
zion If Mrs 9aftha Grinder having been made with q
view 10 tess fer sanity il found that sheis insane
20 DAY.
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sc.1prp.-A laborer named Charles Halner,
emnoyed at Fay's brewery. No. geo Wilam-st missed
his roofing aud fell into vat Of boiling wafer ana WIS
seriously sesded. BE was taken TO the Ne"'iOiA
IInrrAifal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

FIRE.-About a o'clock YESTERDAY. morning lls
Gro hroke ont in the two story frame building at tls
innntfon ~ Flayenthst. and Broadway L. D., End II
vas entirely destroyed Mr. Charles Valentine who
occupied the upper story owned the building cd s Sss
tr 200 irie Graf story was used porter housey
". II. Kaylor, who estimates Ills loss at si,2o1 IN
snred in the Metropolitan for $1,000 The IRE d De'
lieyed TO be OF incendiary origin >,...,uo Va 2
wSs rather severely burned abou, the face ana hands
In consequence of BIZ coat taking fire while ne was e.
Gagged in connecting the hose with hydfah. eI tne
6uTning building. His lie was proDaDy saved y! I'D
nTesence OF mind in rolling himself in the SNOW
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KILLED BY FALLING FROM BUILDING

KILLED by FALLING FROM BUILDING
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon tinsmith named
Edward German, engaged timing the root OF the new
~ Peters Church IN GrGndst, Jersey City, fell fom
the TOP Of the building 60 the ground distance OF ~
feet and was almost instantly killed The deceased
vsided at the corner Of Twenty ninthst and Ninth.
ave. New.Yor and leaves widow and several chill
dlen.
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ADVERTISEMENT

IAdyertisementI ., ~
SILENT SEWING MACHINE, making tne
lhy.,aa wilcox Gibbs STITCH strong elasuc ehu
drabIs WILCOX & GIBBS, No. sos Broadway
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The Records Of the War.

LETTER PROM SECRETARY STANTON.
The Secretary Of War has addressed the
following letter TO the chairman Of the Congressional
Committee on Appropriations:
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METEORoLoGIcAL.-The Metropolis INDUCED
in such seghing as was possible early yesterday morn
inc but The temperature became much elevated be-
fore noon that general haw Sc. in and converted the
sidewalks and streets into pools Of mire. broadway
WAS impossible for almost anything sayoeavary boots
and nedestrians often waited on either side before they
attempted TO cross regretng, doubt that they haa
NOT been educated to swim in tLeir early ehdIoou.
Last evening the atmosphere continued SOFT unu VIZ
reother unusually moderate for the season. presa6ng
rain and an uninterrupted state Of extreme oltuoor
nastness.
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OrrIclns or rmE PRIsoN AssooIATIoN.

OFFICERS or THE Prison ASsocIATIOg.-At
the slnual meeting Of the Prison Association Of New
York held ~ their rooms No Il Centre st. yesterday.
the following gentlemen were elected officers for The
ensuing year
Presi,nt-Join David Woe; Ncopre.icn's-Frlrci,
Lieber H.. D.. John Stanton Could IheoW Dwight LID
John H. Orscon, NJ D., the Hon. John r. loamcni Cor
responding sccretcy-E.C Wines D. d. ~. ID. Recording
Sccctary-trauk V Ballard, Trcasufor-Niam L. Gilman.
Executive ComnIttce-The Hon. william r. Allen, Thomas
y. Anderson, ID. D. John H. Anthem Abraham Beai William
4. Bo0th trpbas Bnsnsrd. Henry X. Bull stephen Cater
the Hon John W Eduonds Rensselaer, y. Hnvens James
C. Holden, Elsla Harris. NJ d. Edward Cooper, Edwnrd
Jones' q. d. Huh5e Mark Hoyi Morris X Jesnp John H.
Keyscr Prof John Ordronar1 NJ d. samuel Ofgccd D. D.,
John ]. owen, u. d.. L. D. George y Phelps George /.
Pfeu'sss D. d. Israel Russeu Adam T. Seckeu Horny =
John H. Bryan, Edmond Coffin, a. :. Nanduzer tie Hon
Charles J. Fo'geI.
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that never found their way into the churches And
urging Iedonbed diligence IL prosecuting fhs wcrL
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BARN BURNED DowS.-A barn, hlIeu WIZ Il.1
- ai,r.toS near the corner of Tenth.ave. and Fit
teeSnth.st' Gowanus. was burned, aud contents de
stroced. on wednesday evening last he prenilases
were occupied by MI Peter IIacAen, ana owned "