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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
Tn, Ccu,euory of me,hod,sm.

The Centenary Of Mcthodism was commcmoated
nj the Academy Of Music IN Brooklyn on Sunday evening by
an apurorraie by the Rev. II. s. Foster D d. de-
vercd by request TO large q people Afcf tie
services the reverend speaker proceeded 10 repent
discourse heretofore delivered on several occasions on TIE
PHILOSOPHY Of AethOdsm In stating the status Of Method
m which the first point IA his DISCOURSE Dc declared Us
rect results 90 be greater than IL direct fruits From JOS
first inception Immediately spread through The British Isle
o tha with the empire that gave BIRTH mas be said tie
ruu never sets upon It's domin0ns But its greatest successes
stray seed dred o Nauhptton Boy and lodged Oh Mana
Island and now what nee hath sprung up rs Ioois run
by Philip Emory and Barbara Heck 10 no NelnodlsW now
numbers fourteen thousand pastors With twelve thousand
churches three hundred thousand officers two millions OF
communcaut members and eight millions Of adherenis he
sides this u has hundred colleges and twenty BOOK ana pup
has immortal past In defining Nicholson he SAID 1t was
Theology but newly acquired experience TIE result
tie other The experience Of its founder struck chord
many q human breast bat while The system be intro
our beliefs it was not If feeling soon 20 be
exiting shed But while there was NJ new creed nowhere
ogras Il Christianity brought down from the regions o. my
tcn 10 the realities ofihe present II is Doubtful be sad
from he lernes preachers Of MethOdism who brought the
church tee people andwaed no oI ne people ~ come 70
into the highways and hedges aud from these outcasi had
gathered tie tro lie did not claim absolute perfection
rich and that rich she lacks something Of the early
life and holy Ere which had raised her from her low estate
This be made comparison with the past but rather 10
indicate permanent want She wants more Jealous
preachers her hundred thousand family affairs to be
Een abaze and above ALL a revival that shall iruciy and
radoe the body Out OF that hundred years what events have
sprung and what change 10 It's ideas and ASPIRATIONS FROM
lie mast he Thought could that hundred years hence
te world would filed with the glory Of the Lord as de-
went awav and the centennial year Of Mehodsm had hap
pened when the epoch Of the sixth mennia was 10 blossom
The mountain tops already radiant and though we shan
not see n our chdrens children shall behold the morning
when ha euahs the glorious day He closed with
the PRAYER that his Church might exist 10 witness the second
canning Of the Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
The Republican Cause Looming
Up Again.
Occupation Of Bagdad by the Liberals
Mat.,mOrOs 10 be Surrendered by the
ImperialiSts'
FALL ~ TAMPIco EXPECTED.

GALVESTON Saturday, Juno 30, l566
soop has arrived from Brownsville, bringing files OF
Matamoras and Brownsville papers to the 23d inst being
the first arrival since the battle of Canargo.
Bagdad was evacuated by the Imperial forces, and the
Liberals had assumed the government Of that place
Two companies of negroes fought on the side OF tie
Liberals in the battle Of CamargJ The convoy captured
was valued at a. 100000. The owners, who went from
Maamoras to treat with the Liberals for s redemption
arrested by Escobeaa and ransom demanded Tor
their release.
The reports concerning tho sPecl train ire very con-
Trajectory The most authentic Sayit has returned to
Monterey.
Carvaa took command Of the forces in front of Mata-
moro. demanding its surrender Ma refused to Suren-
der TO Caryaa but sent for Escobeca to come and
ceive the city, Meantime Escobeda marching to the
assault.
Mejia sent for Gen. Getty who went over to confer
with the Imperial General Mejia asked hin that if he
surrendered the city Carvaal if he Gen. Getty would
protect the American citizens. The latter answered.
THAT Is what | am here for"
The citizens we're flying to the Texas side Of the river
On the 22d the Custom House kept open all night to
facilitate their departure.
Eseobeda is endeayong TO pass the captured train into
Texas.
Tie Brownsville Courier thinks that some arrangement
wiz be made TO hand the city over TO CaryaIaL
The above details are IN circumsantlal aud trust
worthy.
WARRINGTON July ]. 1866
Mr. Romero the Mexican Minister, has received letter
from Tampico June TO- from which the following IS an
extract: The people Of Huasutta and all other towns IN
tho Buasutta District have risen again in favor OF the
Republic and President Juarez you will see by the
indotsed slip taken from the Government organ OF this
city OF the 10Th ut, styled the IRIS Seven hundred well
armed Liberal troops occupy Huasutta while force
of 1000 being organized at Victoria now in our possess
SION 20 move against this place. The capture of TamPco
is feasible if troops with force of 700 or 800
men, it is garrisoned with impressed Mexcans, who
will not fight against their own brothers / have
Just had an interview with friend from Huasutta, who
informs me that forces have five pieces OF artillery at
Huasutta two Of which captured from the enemy.
lie Imperalists make no resistance, and all hopes for
the empire are now blasted Huasutta had sent 800 men
against Fanloyuca important city in this State where
there is small Imperial force, which will surrender with
ont q struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
THE WAR I'm PARAGIAK.

DISPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL GoD0N-A GREAT BAT
TIE ExPEcTED-REsULTs OF RECENT FIGHTING.
WARRINGTON. Saturday. June 30. le06.
The following is contained in the official dispatches re,
ceived from Acting Rear Admiral Gaodon. The Allied
army crossed into Paraguay on the 18th of April avoiding
the pass of La Para and landing four miles below
IT, in region of country rendered almost impossible by
marshes and iungles. This movement hailed as u
great success as their loss trihing.
On the "a of May however the Paraguayans fell upon
of the right wing of the enemy and almost ami
hilated the Uruguay contingents leaving few besides
Gen Flores 10 represent of the allied Powers in the
field. The Paraguayans finally repulsed with heavy
loss in killed and wounded but not at all disorgan
lied injured in point Of morals which cannot be SAID
Of the Brazilian troops.
Tbs great heavy battle which is daily expected will de-
eide the fate Of Fort Iumansia, and even Of Ascension
but not the duration of the war, for the Allies by the
Secret Treaty. pledged not to treat with Lopez and
he will not willingly give himself into the hands OF his
enemies long ne maintain himself az the head Of
an army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
Order from the superin,endeni Of Police.

The following order will be issued to the several
police Captains this morning from which It will be that
strict record be kept those dealers holding nJnncons
ONCE OF M SUPERINTENDENT or MEIAor0LITAS POLICE
800 MabeIry-st.. New York, July ., leoo.
CENTRAL ORDER No. 46i.
CAPTNN.-- -Pfecinct. During the period indi
Gated In an order Of Injunction issued by competent court
i our duty comply with IFS requirements Therefore in
functions served restrain your action under the pro
visions Chapter 57 u the laws of 1865 commonly called The
Excise Law viii be observed until you are legally released
tlerelrOm.
You ore not however regard the person in whose favor
te iuilncous been issUed entitled 10 immunity from
against other laws Of the state on account
any Of cearess the language used IN the Judicial
order Hence you will fail to arrest such person for any
crime NAV commit other than those specifically referred to
IN the injunction. =,
the in which each person within your pre-
cnc who has obtained injunction TO restrain your action
conducts his business And for that purpose viii instruct
the members Of command whether on patrol duty or
otherwise 10 make memorandum Of every violation OF the
Excise Law. committed by persons under the protee.
ton Of injunction, that may occur within their
view or knoNlege. Instruct them TO note csefalY
the time place and circumstances attending each violation
nd each "a hours will have these memoranda
carefully with the the witnesses IN each cns
specially noting whether not the offender had received
License from the Metropolitan Board OF Excise and transmit
the same 20 this office with morning returns.
JOIN A. KENNEDY Superintendent
gro W. DHKs Inspector.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
ORDERED


June 23-Chaplain George d. Henderson, to
RESIGNED.
June 23Acting Engineer George EOFrench and Charles
j. PelFce
june 23-Capiin Alfred Taylor. from command OK steamer
Susqnehanns. and waiting ordersi Commander William
Roueke ador from command OF the receiving ship Princeton
ordered receiving ship Constellation Commander
A c. Cary from command Of the Constellation ard waiting
orders e. d. Murray, from the receiving ship
Paymastsr Joseph Smith from the receivngsh, COase
aton. and ordered to the receiving ship Hampshire
Master O. X. Bsrnbaum. from the steamer Susqle
hanna and leave OF absence for one mOnt at the
expiration Of which be will repors tor duty on the receiving
ship Vermont Acting Assistant Paymaster H. w
ordered render bis accounts for settlement :
Acting Masters +. W. White e. 4. Holloway William ny
borg; Acting Ensgns Peter Faunce T. H. iaconi Mates L.
r. Dagget; Mosier from the receiving shp Prince
ton aud ordered the receiving ship Conste laon Mate
Frederick C. Bailey the receiving ship Princeton and
granted aye OF absence; Acting Ensigns Henry Koeppel
Il L. Poadt and Charles T. laeh from the receiving snip
Consieaiion and granted leave Of absence Acng
ship Constellation and ordered 10 the receiving snp new
Hampshire; Mates George W Marchant L. W Henck
Sasqnehennah and ordered TO TIE receiving snip yermoh
LieGtenant Commander Edmund W Henry le1e wants john
Wiodmaa. Henry l. Johnson smith, r.: NJ rhoDe.
lshipnan j. G. Kennett Passed Assistant surgeon mares
n Gibrrson Chaplain j. d. Bongless Chef Engineer Johh
Johnson First Assistant Engineers james Renshaw @ Isaac
Tinney Second Assistant 30 gneers Ohm Form henry
smith Third Assistant Engineers Henry &. Christopher
Thomas Crummey. Slmaker Henry l. StOcker' Boas"alh
aoW IN Dickinson Gunner Edward j. Waugh and Carpen.
Ter Joseph l. Miller from the Susquchanna and
waiting orders Paymaster A. Clark from the steamer GUS
quehalns and ordered TO render his accounts iSr settlement
PLACED on SICK LEAVE OF AIoLhCE
Jure o. Lieutenant lie Rue 7. Adams.
HONORABbY DIscHARGED.
June 23-Ma,e william j. Rudd. July O. 1860.
Ardshpman Joel Hail. at the Naval Academy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer SacO will be completed IN few days.
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CANADA.
Mr. GALT's BUDGEr-AN EXTRACTION CASR--MBET-
INGs AGAINST THE NEW TARIFF POLICY.

Mr. GALT's BUDGEr-AN EXTRACTION CAsE-MBET-
INGs AGAINST THE NEW TARIFF POLICY.
MONTREAL, July l. 1866.
learn that the opposition TO Mr.. Cats financial bud
get is tremendous throughout Western Canada The
opening of Parliament Tuesday evening will be the
signal for most exciting debate.
In the matter of the eXtradton Of Daniel Il. Merritt
the alleged 0gdensburg f0rger, singular irregularty
seems have taken place When discharged the other day
on the technical ground Of the clerical error he held
upon another charge emanating from Judge Coursos
Court upon which Merritt remanded for eight days
This period expired yesterday But the accused left here
last wednesday without appearing before Judge
Coursos Court. The Governor Generals signature TO
the exHditiOn paper having in the mean time been
altered from the report OF Judge smith Hence conflict
of Canadian law leaves Merritt unfortunately for him. in
the hands Of the United States authorities under extra
ordinary misapprehensou
The Mechanics and Citizens Societies Of the Provinces
are holding meetings in protesation against Mr.. Gats
Tariff policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
ARMY GAZETTE.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewart James Robinson, L. s. Army

DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewart James Robinson, L. s. Army.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tbs Second California Cavalry and FIRST Nevada taVaY'
once and the Third California Infantry imme oas
the arrival Of certain companies Of the EghteenTh u
s Infantry at Salt lake City.
ARMY MOVEMENTS N TIE wEsT-ORDER FROM GIN. sHl1'
MAN.
HEADqRs MILITARY DIVISION or THE MISSISSIPPI
ST LOUIS No. March 26 le66.
GENERAL ORDsRs No 2 / In compliance with the "a
paragraph General orders No II from the Adutan Gen
erals Office Of March 1866 the Department II the Platte
will composed the States OF Minnesota and Iowa the
Territory Montana and much Of the Territories OF a
and Nebraska lie north of the Platte and Sweetwater
Rivers excepting Fort Casper which - e ID the Depart
ment OF the Missouri. -
Of the Missouri t. that Of the Platte viz The ION
United Inlnry the 18th United States Infantry and
the ID Battalion 18th United States Inntry the andng
officers OF which will be instructed 10 report TO Big Zen L.
George Cooke commanding Department. OF the Platte
headquarters al Omaha.
III General Orders Nos 81 aud 80 made by Major Gen.
Pope commanding the Department OF me MsTouI u ro
fed and confirmed and the disposition Of troops and ar
rangement for protecting travel across tire Plains WIN De
carried the will admit OF to be mOdaeu
only by orders of the Department Commander
~ In q the pursuit OF mscheyous lntans or WHITES
nfesng the border line the troops VIII act without regard 70
the Department lne simply reporting their aston through
their commanding officers to the Commanding Generai
OF the Department invaded.
v Whenever required the ensrgemen OF
posts eready established careful estimates must be submitted
to these headquarcrs before work involving an outlay OF
money is commenced
The yoop and garrsons must possible construct
their quarters and buildings needed 20 shelter their own
using f possible the most permanent materials
hand; and Commanding Generals OF Departments are au
ysed to patrols detachments in temporary camps ana
during the Summer and Fail months and 10 call them
IN to the permanent posts for Winter.
By order Of Maior(ien. W. L. Sherman.
Jso G.. TELFoRD Assistant Adjutant General
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DIED.

BLAIsDELIIn Keeevie Thursday May 1866 Jacob Bas
dell NJ. d., in the list year Of his age.
FGBERT-On Wednesday 27h u, his residence, Staten
Island, Abraham Egbert, In the Goth year his sge.
New-JeTsey papers please copy.
BREWER Suddenly Bergen j. Saturday June 80 Cur
Bella WIN. A. Brewer aged months
friends family respectfully invited to attend the ansa
residence Of his parents Duncanave Bergen on
Tuesday July ,, at4 o'clock p M
Ryer Saturday jane 30 Jasper 0roTyenor
infant son OF Charlotte M. and Frederic Goodidge.
IRoy-on Saturday 23d Chestnut Ill., PhTAdep ha
r. McElroy third Of Archibald McEroy In the
2ath year OF his age
sTURGEs-At Fairfield Sunday July fsr short Ill
Arthur Pembsron Jonathan Surses aged "A years
The bed the house Of bis father At lair
field Tuesday the Sd inst o'clock Immediately on the
arrival Of the II 80 train from n. Y
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The
MUTUAL LIZ w.
OF NEW.
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To choice Of such present future msnS7' - rps
fer to hsve the insured paid inssanents to her 'f
heirs rather than in sum- oonpsny prepared to e "
IL. pce. clause agreeing the payment ofths p'y
ana profits IN one sum- equitable be dem Cd o. s'
Company may be paid annually esDuuy for Te'asi
number Of years sy from hrs to twenty Eve yesn.l J
FxAxrtK-suppose policy Of $1,000 with additions soanas
10 more should become prJbe by Of the death Of s
person insured the Company lieu Of the payment Of si5 IN
one sun would be give la.uug interest realized the
past. an annuity for ten ysar. Of
years an annuity Of 81 900 per anHsni.
This form Of annuity will remove anxiety wLh ers 10
tho minds q some ,a.e pvOr they haze
made or their ,me. should b. assec,u. iran ia Il. aGr,
ton either through unw, eIpend.sre or 'h''
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RESOURCES good faith Of h in' tOH whchu' to certain
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O. such deferre payments snnuise' will share sausoy nc
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Th Company also i.s7s. sURvyORsHTP ANNuIrrZs witch
proviSe during the whole period Of life ani nE
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rs WINSTON Pr.sIsas.
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~ The subscribers will give prompt s"snon to 81 matters psf
tainlng thex agency department.
Eor the accommodation of Iaeu in the upper wars Of s cry
thece for general BUSINESS and medical erauins0n' No
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July
RHODES & LITTLE.
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NOS. Is7 AND sss BROADWAY.
SeW.Yor, state sOcietT of the chnciunsu.
NEwionE. June 80. 1885
GRxxR1L ORDKR-The Society the ctncinas
will Al the Ne-lotk Society Library yoy.t
place WEDNESDAY, July sst w. TO celebrate me sn
anniversary Of our National lndepende1cs. .
Societies Of he Cincinnati Who msy % IN
the city are nv to present ami unite with IN commsa'
rating that great event.
The Stauiing COMMITTEES the place II
BY order Of HAMILTON FISH Prcslt,at-
MARtyus WuLRrr, Secretary.
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FIELD SPORTS.

CONTESTS PoE THE WEE

CONTESTS PoE THE WEEK.
Juy 2-E kforlv lrvn.ou hving'n Grounds game called
JOS Al NJ yaadyt. soci ciab W. A H. Social clab at
July l-NaonaI OF y arlington A,he 10 a, Phids.phs
JOY 5-N Of W ahitston y. heyonr a. Ihde'pH@
JAY si1r q BIoosy4 Moeio, 4 Gohe q, n . y
JAY -Oen,al OF SswYOfk Live Oak Of Albany home'nd'
-ivsrei Of Ionic Of HaekeuAek at HaeIsn
Jay1~EcEordy.. ~ NJ vandyke, on the Union Grounds.
Harlem. ssns csied a. oeocf
Jy i-IIce.ios q RldsewoOd N j. waikiki Of Mddeo"n
uy Lose Of Boston Charter DAB Il Hartford 10 :,
JOY t-Asss IT, v ser At Je'ry .y a. 10 ON @ IN, Gotham
July 7-NstoHal vs.. Liberty, New Brunswiek
IRvISGros vs. EcKPoRDs.
match between these crack clubs will be played
a, Iryngton " j. to-day. Since the defeat of the famous
Antcs aud Ectcs by the Iry0gon Club the latter have
received complimentary letters from various parts
Of the country and considerable interest is manifested in the
result u the match to-day.
DEFEAT OF THE YALE COLLEGE CLUB by TIE WATER
WATERBURY. Conn., July 1.-The match game of
base bal played here on Saturday the Waterbury
Club and tie Yale College Club by the Waterbury
Glib The score stood 80 to 2 The match witnessed by
a large number Of spectators.
ACTIVE VS. ENTERPRISE.
These clubs had grand game together at Hoboken on Sat
urday the reu, OF which the OF the Aetives by
score of Gne play being shown both sides
They play game the captone Grounds on the
ith Of July
THE NATIONALS OF WASHINGTON.
This gentemanly aud in every respect hrstcass oganha
ton e Washington last evening in the train for Philadelphia
whore they arrived due time aud met at the depot by
delegation OF the Athletic Club and escorted to their hotel
To-day they play the Athletics at Philadelphia and tomorrow
.fst.A vi. .f o~rfu. In Nnu.
York and visit the Unions Morrsana On Thursday they
will DO the guests OF the Exceliors and on Friday the
othams of them their last being that
with the Liberty Club New Brunswick Saturday These
games will be hrstoass contests and will attract
large crowds for the Nationals strong players and last
when weaker than they they gave the cham
OF the Atlantic close rub they had during the
season They treated every club who have visited
them Washington with the greatest courtesy and hospital
m and they viii doubt be the recipients OF similar atten
tons clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

rs or PIRATE BoArs-rMPoRrASr SEGorrA-

CAPTURES OF PIRATE BoATs-TMPoRrANr NEGoTTA-
TONS WITH JAPAN.
SAY FRANCISCO Thursday. June 2e 1906
The ship Garland brings Hong Kong dates Of May H..
The ship Opossum had returned Hong Kong after
recapturing sslt-junk seized by pirates. An English
vessel had seized two pirate unks which were declared
lawful prizes and sold for the benefit Of the British
1t reported that Sir Henry Parker has completed i'm
portant negotiations with japan.
California aour quoted al Hong Kong at 81 per picul
wheat at a. per plcul, and No. rice at 3 per pcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
Nnyng IntelIigeuce.

THR SUMNER CRUISE or mDsHIPMEs and CADETS.
The naval fleet comprising the flagship Macedonian
che gate saTaunah and gunboats wnnepec and Marble
head and Yacht America sailed this morning. Two weeks
vi be spent cruising then rendezy at Portland
Lieut. ommander : T. Luce, Acting Commodore OF the
set addressed .tcr 20 the officers O. the Gospor Navy
Yard highly compmeutng them upon the manner In which
the aag gates Macedonian ana Savannah and other naval
vessels have been Prepared for and rehed throughout by
the Woskmen under their charge.
MONUMENTS OP TIE LANCASTER
The United States Lancaster sailed from san ran
cisco for Panama on June ~ Her ultimate destination IL
supposed 10 be York where she Wit be placed on OF con-
mil
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mARRIE ED.

-MORRILI-rn Concord n H. Tuesday, Juae 26
ky the Dr. FLINDERS. assisted by the Rev lowering
Josiah Grahme Bellows Of Wapole to Miss Annie f. Morrill,
CHAPMAN-FRANKS--Tn Bergen N. j.. Thursday morning
the First PresbyteAn Church. by the Rev T. w
French L. Chapman Fanny A. daughter Of j. j. Franks
oil Of Bergen.
CURRY-LANE Thursday June 29 the resdense Of the
brides father by the Rev G. L. O. McKown James Curry Amy
b.. daughter u John Lane al OF this city,
WILLARD BABER-At Keeeyie " w. Wednesday June Is,
BY the Rev L. Beecher d. D. OF saratoga Springs Jacob F.
Willard ESQ., Of Chicago H. to Miss Harriet baber Of the former