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bort neIere gtadbridten aus Sapan eiltgetroffen
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SClgenDe5 tpare1 bic BON Den 81 Ianote1 ge}tell'
ten 6oroerunger:
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fdbo.
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Scr. Darling, elmer Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Staot Seem 0prf, lit our1 bic in letter i3eit
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merbet unb ell @erffpb 9e9e1 bieie &erfitauu9
nit $500 &trafe geabnbet lperoen.
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g~lnttuort ner Ieser Delegation an QrdiiOen
S60huioft.

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mauer Der 8riide total Serl6mettert. Wl1ltpr
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Die &prpners Surp Waterludt bic Ga4e.
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DemtfNe8 Mrbctte> MacbmctImm06s
Bure1u,
0Lnn.o2Eu,Ea No. Xxx
Sbamesltrabe No. 5!

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MGe Dteientsen, ptI&t beutf&e 9anbperfer &rbetterrbet
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benz teutfbrn Yubiifuut INT Angenetnen bic Mnittse, tde
Strr Carl O6rtnf4aG am l. Setrnar b.. 8, bic General
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rsnitaa su i%bertraeeu, bic Office ptrb we bisber IN lem
9ctele Np. Ii SeeUn9fr. etne Sreppe bod, Serbietben.
Baltimore, SAM. 30 1865.
Op5mO H.@HGIer.
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Or. s.. Erdutmann,
0ifenbeiS.

TT .SsIt6 ben IL rtr Iprssns BIS 8 utr Na6mtttdss In
ktrtr ferhnuns 300 Ste Ctr, spt(ten 8 unb s Str ju
fSrs6en. (1Ofe1mtibtufa)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14

A SOUTHERN RIsEop -EIorida vas
Bvsn before the y The feebIest of the
Southern Dioceses. The Bishop had 8
comfortable private fortune, which hiss
al been est a correspondent, who has
latel Fi9lsed Tallahassee, speaking of
the Gapd md venerahlea Bishop, who 10
Alaoaa parfBh- priest, 4H9 Of very small
and slight figure, besides being of adj
vsnced years, and not of robust health
says, that he found him ringing with his
own feeble hands the bell of his parish
church, to call the people TO the week
day services Faithful in the midst OF
poverty ruins and the deepest distreasi
Thirty-6ve students of Racine College
were confirmed in the College Chapel on
Thursday AFTERNOON last. The sermon
/ was preached by Bishop Clarkson from
the text-'It 10 good for q man to bear
the yoke in his youth" The address to
the confirmed was. delivered by Bishop
Talbot. Both of which Bishops also as
sisted the venerable Bishop KemPer IN
administering the rite of confirmation
The official relationship between the
three officiating Bishops, made the assoc
citation very interesting. Bishop Kem-
per was the first Missionary Bishop OF
the Episcopal Church, having been elect
ed as such thirty years ago. when be
resigned the efficeHifi order TO become
Diocesan Bishop of Wisconsin, in 1899,
BBhob Talbot was chosen to succeed
him. And when Bishop Talbot wEs
transferred to Indiana, in 1853, Bishop
Clarks0n was eonseerated as his success
sor.
1t was also to the Episcopalians pres
ent memorable occasion, to see the
Oldest Bishop of the Church Bishop
Kemper) now over three score and ten,
and the youngest one, Bishop Clark
son, J who Is still considerably under two
scorer uniting in the same solemn cere-
moniaL I'D 81
Some men talk like angels and pray
with fervor, and mediate with deep
earnestness, and speak to God with affec-
ton, and words 0f union, and adhere to
him in silent devotion, and when they
90 abroad, as passionate as ever, peevish
as O frighted ay, yexing themselves with
their own reflections; they are cruel In
their bargains, unmerciful to their TEN
anita, and proud as barbarian prince;
they are, for all their fine words, impa-
tient of reproof, scornful to their neigh.
bors, towers of money, supreme in their
own thoughts, and submit to none; all
their spiritual fancy an illusion; they
are still under the power of these pas
sions, and their sin rules them imperi>
ously, and carries them away infalliblg.
Jeremy Taylor. - s 3 saats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14

Henry Ware and Henry Bacon; but piety
il cot Tho characteristics Of Liberal
Cbrissianity. Universalists have run
out the sharp notes of their doctrinal
Dissent, until their sect has bscoms sn
ordHniEed d1tique on lhpPeral tAeQlnR
unisariana have eoptenaed taf inEel
lecSNsl frse3 omaend moral d deus, .Hflkil
they have become recognized represent
a,iyes Of catholicity and good manners.
The former have thought more Of their
dogma than of the sentiments it should
awaken, and the worship it should in
spire. Tie latter have thought more Of
work than Of faith that works-more Of
the liberty which IL the condition, than
Of the love which is the cid, of life.
Liberal Christianity is generally re-
garded as an idea, criticism, a respects
ability = anything and everything but
religion People feel that with all its
merits, it lacks. some life-givins, soul
inspiring property or power 1t has well
nigh stranded on the dry sands OF ethical
criticism, and viii 60 to pieces there, Ss
il deserves, unless il pushes off into
deep religious sentiments, and catches
the breath OF God in its sails. -fsti'
The future of liberal Christianity de-
ponds upon whether it can pray. If il
is not a piety ss well AZ asphilosophy, it
will perish. But if it can invigorate
faith, strengthen = aspiration, deepen
reverence and trust, subdue selfIoves
and open souls to the ipfosibg spirit Of
God, IL il is not merely religious, but q
religion, it is heir to the kingdom, and
holds the keys Of the future 10 its
hands. .iasyrsH ata
LANE SEMINARY. WALNUT HILLS, CIS-
oRsATE. The Catalogue for 1865 go,
with the Triennial Catalogue appended,
says the Central Herald, shows that "a
have been in attendance during the
present term. OF these eleven are
| 10 the Junior Class The summa-
ry1 of the Triennial Catalogue shows
that the whole number who have
enjoyed the advantage Of the Seminary
during the third of q century since il
was opened, is 481. Most Of these young
men entered the MINISTRY; All Of them
are still living, and are labofing in
twenty Different States in the Onion, in
India, China Palestine, Africa, the West
Indies, and among the North Ameri
can Indians. The library of the Semi
nary now contains nearly 400 volumes,
having been largely increased during
the past year by the donation to il OF
$l2 QQ0by one Of the. Alumni, Rev. WIN.
Van Week. 1t ia nowsin the beautiful
hall erected by the liberality Of Preserv.
ed Smith, Esq of Dayton. The ami
versary occurs on the second Thursday,
the lob Of May. Annual address BY
President Tnttle, Of Wabash College.
Alumni sermon By Rev 7. s. Milligan,
Of Gosport, Indiana.
Sersices have been held in the First
Presbyterian Church throughout the
week--moFning and evening. On last
Sabbath, fourteen persons were received
into the communication of the Church.
Most of these were young persons -
Bloomington Republican, elY
The Presbyterians, Methodists and
Baptists Of franklin are together hold
ing an interesting union meeting. A
meeting is also going on at the Chris
tan Church, in the same town.
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New School Presbyteriau.

CONVERSIONS AND ADDITIONS. -Fifty.two
have been added TO the Church at Oxford.
Ohio, during the ecclesiastical year. On
a recent Sabbath rs of this number were
recsived--2S by examination.
As the resuls Of religious effort made
by the Elders and members of the church
st Osborn, Ohio, without q pastor, IA
we're received into the Church 20 on
profession of faith, and 5 by letter.
Meetings have been continued for six
weeks at Portsmouth, Ohio Sixty have
asked an interest in the prayers of the
Church, and % have been examined and
received by the session. Gods people
have been revived.
Special meetings have been held in
the church at Connersyille, Ind, though
without pastor. Twenty-four have been
added to It's membership, and the Church
has been revived and strengthened.
Fifty-four have been added to the
Church at Kensington, on profession of
their faith, as the fruits, in part, of q
gracious revival.
MISCELLANEOUS CONVERSIONS. REVEALS
AND ADDITIONS
A series of meetings have Just been
closed at Republic, Ohio, which were
greatly blessed with the Spirit of the
Lord. The Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist Churches were all united in the
work. About forty were given satisfae-
ten of change of heart About fif-
teen Of these will unite with the presbys
terrain Church.
The O. 8. Church at Red Oak, Chilli
cothe Presbytery, has recently been un-
usually blessed with reyivaIs.
,Arevival has been in progress for
some time at York, Pennsylvania. Extra
" evening services" and inquiry meet
ings hare been held, and as the result.
twenty-five were added TO the Church al
the last Communion. and new converts
are appearing every week.
W MISCELLANEOUS.
The Christian Inquirer, one Of the
organs of Liberal Sqhristianitv makes
the following candid acknowledgement
II says:
"The chief defect Of both the Univer.
salistg and Unitarians is, want of Reli.
2 gion. We do not shrink from making
this confession. We know thsre ars
thonsands Of essimehle, devout people
aonneotsd with our Churches. -
We can never forget the rare piety Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14

ST. PAuL's CHURcH-Rev Fl. W.
Spalding, Rector. No services in this
church tomorrow, the repairs not being
completed. The church will be ready,
however, by a week from Sunday. 1t 10
greatly improved as to capacity, conven-
fence and appearances, by the changes
that have been made in the inside Of the
building. The gallery has been taken
away, and all the space beneath it thrown
into the main body Of the room, thus
giving twenty additional pews. 1t 10 to
be newly cArpeted, and all the ,pews viii
be cushioned and carpeted. Stained
glass windows have been ordered from
Chicago, which are expected here by the
last of the month The organ will be
placed to the left Of the chancel, which
is much more convenient and appro-
pirate place for it, The building is to
be reprinted inside and out. So, when
the work is done, the good people Of St.
Psups Church will have as comfortable,
neat, and handsome place Of worship
as there is in the city, asssaA =
THE SUNDAY EcHooLa of ST. Papls
Church will meet 1T o'clock, at the
rooms occupied by Miss Hooksrg and
Miss Hugh, In the basement Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian CHURCH,.
Bishop Clsrkson who, for many years
previous to bis election and ordination
as Bishop Of Nebraska, in place of
Bishop Talbot, was Rector Of St.
James Church, Chicago, delivered his
farewell discourse to his congregation
ON Easter Sunday. We take the follow
ing from the Northwestern Church:
"BIsHoP CLARKsoN's FAREwELL.-On
Easter Sunday morning, after Sermon
on the subject Of Festival, Bishop Clark.
son babe his congregation farewell
1t was a scene that can never be for
gotten by those who witnessed it. The
words spoken we're few and simple, but
the whole congregation were vissibly and
deeply impressed, hardly single person
WHO was not affected to tears. The
Church was crowded from the Festibule
to the chancel, and the number of COM
municants was larger than ever known
bsfore in the Parish fs
The annual Easter offering was over
%, 700, nearly all Of which was designat-
ed by the donors for Bishop Clarkson
and his work. In the afternoon, the
children, at their imposing aud Interest,"
ing anniversary Services, sang the fol-
lowing touching hymn amidst. sohbings
and tears: - -. = 80
CIT In song cur voices ringing ,t.xs9
Thou hast heard and Joined our cry;
New, no strains Of glad7ess bringing, &
We have come to sing, Good Bye;
.1af Dearest Pastor.
We have come TO sing, Good Bya.
Every LoRD's day ahaIl remind MS -assa
VI tiny loving presence here;
And long years, In age yet fad us
Ciinging to thy memory dear;
Dearest Pastor.
Ever In our hearts, Good Bye.
God be with thee, friend and father.
Doing Btill the Shepherds part
Seeking still the lambs to gather.
Bearing them 80 near thy heart;
Dearest Pastor.
Happy tlsy, thy aock Good Hyo.
Parting-parted not In Jesus
That great Shepherd OF tka eheep.
Ranssmed b. His blood most precious
Thee and us will ever keep;
Dearest Pastor.
With this prayer, oar last Good Bye.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14


Bishop c.. leaves with his family for
Nebraska in few days DR.. Cummins
was present at the afternoon service, and
made . few appropriate and affecting re-
marks concerning the Bishops depart
ure. .gN = kit&s tatas - -
Forty persons were confirmed in st.
James; % by Bishop Talbot on Palm
Sunday and II by Bishop Clarkson on
Tuesday in Passion Week.
In Natal, the Iong-withheld excom-
munication has at length 8 been most
righteousIy launched against DR.. Colen-
so, and it will be respected in every
part of the Anglican ,Commcnions The
formal document was published by the
Dean at the early service in the cathe-
dral at Maritizburgh on Sunday, the 5th
of January; and runs as follows:--a9oas
In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ !:
We, Robert BY Divine permission DE
tropolitan Of the Church in the Province
of Cape Town, in accordance with the
decision of the Bishops of the Province,
in Synod assembled, do hereby, it being
our Office and our ghetto do so, by the
authority Of Christ committed unto as,
pass upon John William Colenso, DID,,
the sentence Of the great excommnnica-
ton, thereby separating. him from the
Communion of the Church of Christ so
| long as he shall obstinately and impeni-
| tently persist In bis heresys and claim to
exercise the Office of Bishop within the
Province Of Cape Town. i. And we do
hereby make known to the faithful in
Christ, that, being thus excluded from all
Communion with the Church, he 10, acr
1 cording to our Lords command. and in
conformity with the provisions Of the SD
Of the Articles of Religion, to be taken OF
the whole multitude Of the faithful as &
heathen man and publican. kat xviii.
II, Is. s r s. -
Il Given under onr hand and seal, this
sixteenth DAY Of nsqemaeE, in Che year
OF our Lord one thoussnd eight hundred
and aixty-6Be. niaaa9 R. CApEToWN.
- oe 8 srF aF@-ffE7 az
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14

The Presbyterians, Methodists and
Baptists Of franklin are together hold
ing an interesting union meeting. A
meeting is also going on at the Chris
tan Church, in the same town.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-14

4 Given under onr hand and seal this
sixteenth day Of December, In cha ysar
of our Lord one thonsznd eight hundred
and aixty-6Ee. esaaa9 R. CApEToWN.
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NE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FALL
w Stock, which embraces q choice selection OF
prei Goods, CIoaks, Shawls, Balmoral Skirts,
Aoos and Nubias, Gloves and Hosiery, Corsets,
0tots, Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloths, Cassinets,
Jean. Flannels, Blankets, Tickinga, Ginghams,
Caiiees, &c.s Bleached and Unbleachsd Mnslins,
and Thousand and one other articles too tedious
to mutton. All Of which will be aoid VERY
CHEZ. Go and see ct No. As, Main StI eet. Z.
BOLLE BEYREISS,
seiie. No. %, Main Street.
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CARRIAtES, &C.

THE UEDEReFED HAS NOW ON HAND
l. a splendid aDrtment Of finished Carriages
for Spring trade. they are Of the latest aud most
improved stylessand include four pAssenger
Bockaways, lighfzoekawayn, Buggies wtih sfa.
tionaFy and shing tops; also, fancy, light
txotting Buggiaahd Prince AIberts.
have Buggli gotten up extra strong, TOT
Country use. Mwork IL made Of the very best
andthoroughiy asoned timber and ironed WITH
sxtra Rsfiped IN. use no factory wheels, all
my whsols beir made By hand at the shop BY
the best Of nssdnics. I warrant all ny work 20
give entire Eakhcklen in every respect. Person.
wishtng to pphass enything ~ ny lines VIA
stock before pnhanine elsewhere. Apropese %
sell 81 the 10 q possible cash rates. IL
marlasSn y. HAMMELsTEIN.
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ExPREss.
Adams

n EALLELIAIS ~
EXPRESS COMPANY.
TTtHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY gE.
Il spectfully announce to their friends and
patrons--the public Of Evansville and Vicinity
that with increased faciitieE for the transporta-
tfon Of
FREIGHT, PACKAGES MONEY.
AND VAHUABLES,
They solicit q continuance Of former favors.
Especial care taken in the collection Of Bills,
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation Of vaIuabIe
Any information in regard to the yoCsss, &C.,
can be obtained at the Office on First street. next
door to the Postofiee. THOS. GAITHER,
ms Agent.