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the capital nad suspsndsd business owing 70 The
ruinoas TAX imposed By NAximilian On al kinds Of
cigars, suun, &c. rhh throws IN immense number Of
operatives Of work and sndangs The psass Of the
city Of Mexico. Our vsn Crus correspondent under
dass o March ys thai the most formidable body Of
hsrssmsn known In Mexico fos many yean has bssn
orsanissd and placed under NsjA's command, and
most probably bs urged Into disastrous rousA On the
oshsr had Maximiliaa h defeated, hh cavalry will
suinos him for desperate attempt 70 cut his way 70
the Rio orands, where he viii aks refuge In The United
esassa
Our Southern lssssn fom Gsorsa, Virginia and Louis
lana are Interesting In Georgia the Military Recon
struoton Law ID generally discussed o. both sdss and
although tAs majority consider II onsrous and unjust
sAsy think ought 70 % aoquisscsd in matter u
necessity In Virginia ths order disbandIng militia
srsanisaGioas has caused the dsbandmsns II Hunncus
colorsd guards - which Hunneu and the negroes ars
very much grisvsd- Hsnry A Wise has consented 70
stump the ass IN opposition 70 Hannicut In the House
Of Representative Of the Louisiana Legislature joint
Sl which VIII b found ssswhsra The once q Regis.
ssr Of Voters had been closed By hs Register himself at
the adv Ice Of General Sheridan.
In the Louisiana Senate yesterday joint resolution
was introduced recommending ali ctlzens white and
black entitled 70 vote 70 register their nams and take
an sctivs part in the reorganization Of the ssaA Tho
report from the Special Inpsschmsns Committee in the
House recommending that further steps Tor the i'm.
peachmsns Of Governor wells b. taken - the establish
meat Of military rule IN the state would render such
action nuCsory, was adopted.
ne tow Of Columbus, Ky, situated on As MIssis-
srpi vivs, complstsy inundated the isv6es above u
having pvsn wy before the high water Cairo 70 ssiI
aV, oesns prsssctsd By vsvy high snbankmsnu. n
tsce IRON the chassaaooa papers contain hsarsrsnd-
Ing account q shs sseb,s suGsag Ia thaA otv durius
~ iaundAtioa
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NEw YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY els Broadway
HsAD MD Rlcur ARn or ,PRossr-TnE wAsHrNGroS
TwNs-woyDRRs IN NATURAL History, SCIENCE AND ART.
LECTURES DAILY. Open from A. N. I'LL l0P. N.
INSTITUTE OF ART derby Gallery 623 Broadway
GRAND FxHrBITIoN PAiNTISGs-hTHx REPUBLICAN
CouRT' THE DAYS LINCOLN
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SAN FRANCISCO MlNsTRELs 5s5 Broadway opposite
she MetropoitAn Hoel-IN rHHIR ETHIOPIAN ENrERrATN
Mksrs. SINGING DAHcivo BURLEsouRs.-THr BLACK
q CooK-SrIRr Hash EATERS or THE AMAZON.
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HELLy LE0Ms MINSrRELs, 10 Broadway, oppo.
5RtorrrKs BuRLEsouRs, 8c.-CfNDER-LKos-MADAG AscAn
BALLET FR0uPE-PArU PARiA
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sTEISwAY ROOMS Fourteenth street-THrRp soiRrr
of CHAABHR MuMc.
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THE BUNYAN TABLEAUx. Union Hall corner Of
Tweny-thrd street and Broadway, at 7x-MovrvG MrR.
soR or THE PiLGRif's PRoGaEss-sIxrY MAGNIFICENT
SCENES Matinee Wednesday and Saturday 1t O'Clock
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To aDyERrIsERs,
TIE BANKRUPT LAW,


The bankrupt bill which passed both Houses
of the Ihtrty ninth Congress. and is now a
law, IL ore of the most important measures
disposed OF during the session Just closed The
law IS general throughout the country, and
supeTceoes ali State insolvent la VS., stay-I laws
and laws of Imprisonment for debt The
necessity tor such a law has been recognized
In the Legislatures OF every State of the Union.
All the State. have insolvent or bankrupt
laws, and occasionally they have stay laws or
other measures for the relief of debtors But
this law, while II aecomplIshes the former
object, also provides for the security of cred.
itors, and affords facilities for a settlement
between insoiyent and his creditors with
cut any appeal to legal measures. An
opportunity for trouble made by few
obstinate creditors, on the one hand or
hard headed debtor on the o her, will be
removed. The debtor cannot dictate terms
nor delay beyond reason the distribution of
his assets: and a single creditor cannot prevent
a release by refusing to sign unless he receives
an unequal share OF the estate. This will
smooth the way 10 greater frankness ON the
part OF the failing debtor, and TO more forbear.
anoe and leniency, where those are appropri.
ate, from those to whom he is bound As a
permanent and universal measure of relief in
this country, where shocks In the mercantile
world, causing financial embarrassments, are
ofpeIiodical occurrence, paraIyzing enterprise
and prostrating Industry, and where the laws
enacted by the States have been of the most
diverse and sometimes partial character, this
law Will be hailed as wise and benefci,t
measure, particularly at this time, when the
contingencies of the late war have wrecked ga
many energetic business men North and
South.
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PUBLIC LAND FORIhDIANS

Returns OF survey OF the Southern part of
Omaha Indian Reservation, situated on the
Missouri river. in the extreme part of Ne.
braska, have been received by the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, showing
the Omaha Reservation has been di yided int
Northern and Southern portions, under treaty
OF March o, 1865, the former has been sold to
tue United States, and is to be occupied by the
Wlnnebagoes, the after by the Omahas, to be
possessed in severally assigning to each head
OF family loe acres, and to each male person
IL years OF age and upwards tract not ex-
ceedlng 40 acres. White persons are not al
lowed to reside on the reservation except
such as are in the employ of the United Sta tes)
without the written permission of the Super
lniendept OF Indian Affairs, or the Special
Agent Of the reservation. The allotment Of
lands TO the Omahas will be made for the ex.
elusive use and benefit of themselves and
heirs, sald tracts shall not be alienated in Tee
leased, CT otherwise disposed OF, except to the
United States or 10 other members of the tribe
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STATE Dinner BY THE pREsrDpNr

The eighth State Dinner OF tue President m ia
season took place at the Executive Mansion
last evening There were present. besides the
President and family, General ID. E. SickIes
Representatives q. W. Schofieid and wife. e..
Sitgreaves and wife, a. J. Rogers, l.. Ross and
wlie, X Spaulding and wife. 7. l. Still wei
and wiz, Meyer Strouse. Stephen Faber L. )
Irmble, III. an Aernam and daughter Bart
Van Horne and wife, II. ID. Washburn, " X
Washnnrn, NJ Weiker and wife. X. V Wheieff
;. r. Wilson, Wm. Window, Charles n Win,
neid and " ne, +. L. Woodbridge and wife, f.,
X. V. Wrigh; and wife "
Ihere VIII probably be one more State DIN
ner. al W nch the ne W mem beers of tbs Eor,,sth
Congress Will be invited
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Burnt Steamer

CHARLEsToN, :. c., March 6.-The steamer
Manhattan arrived this morning, bringing
Capt. West and part OF the crew and passsn-
gers OF the steamer Andalusia, from New
York for Charleston, burned of Hatteras on
-SaBda yevenipe.-The IRE originated forward
OF the boiler L.: supposed several persons
were lost IN the confusion.
Among the missing are Edward North, OF
Charlesrown. purser; James McMuileB, 81
engineer. jacob Lockman, New York, pilot;
Michael Griffin, porier; Hugh Farmer. stoksr;
Frank Dsngberty and Antonio Martin, sea-
men; and four male passen gers, whose names
are not yet ascertained. The Andalusia and
cargo are a'totai loss. - ' O. 81 4.
The hese reel. intended 20 he prosecuted bv
the New York firrmen 10 those of Columbia,
=. o., was sboard
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Affairs I'm Geerx,tewn.

PROPOSED lNPkoykhkSr-we hear nm
cipsens OF AL p>rties earnestly eudorsing IA.
'hfh proposition q the ueN council. benz tas
resoiston OF Mr.. DAVIS for the paylnx az
Aquecuct street, between Bridge stree, ana
Aqnrdsct Bridge. md Montgomery street A.
the intersection. We called the at,eption =,
the AUTHORITIES 10 the miserabI. couat,ion -,
this approach 10 the town several days SO
and are gao 10 see movement TO remedy the
needed. and the road from the Chafa Bridge n,
Georgetown, known as toe ssney road A an
such 8 bad condition that the market is d.
pr'ved OF the supplies usually derived from
The farms IN that direction. % being almost i'm
psssable FOR heavily loaded wagons in conse-
quenee Of the deep ruts caused by the recen,
rains.
SENT ToTHE WORK HousK-Sesterdav Fir,
Mciloughlan, a woman left here by tas arnv
three years ago, and who has been a crsat an
noyance 20 The town by her intenPerate hab.ts
and cisorderly behavior, but who has IN ey-ry
previous arrest escaped imprison menI was
arrested Tor drunkenness IN the street Jus
tice Buckley sent her to the workhouse fer Ne
lsng term. Margaret Leedam was arrested for
etsoroeriy conduct and plead inability 10 paw
the fine. When told that che m asf 90 for "a.
long terna, she replied, [" Thank you. or
mary Kelly, an old stager, WHO hss served =
NUMBER or terms, was in the same fix: but sh-
hates the workhsuse, and thinks n an opprrs.
sive law mat consigns her TO the worknouSa
Just Tor getting little tiPsy aud being IIitle
noisy IN the street, ana begged hard for a dis
nasal; but the squire sent her 10 the couutrs
wrs tie others, 10 labor on the farm IOpay her
board
The ExcHANeR.-Tne rooms Of tue Me-
chants Exchange, on Wafer street, are no0
being rapidly fitted mp fer the business "a,
tended TO be transacted there. The mpchanlrs
Will probably complete their work early neNt
week, when the merchants will nj on &c occupy
their quarters.
FLoUk AND CRAZE MARKEr-rhere are n,
receipts OF -four OF grain reported to-day Toe
DEMAND Tor Hour has improved for high ana
low grades. Limited traE sactions a. the prf -.
last quoted IN the Star were reported tlI.
morning The stock Is diminishing rapidly
PORT or GEoRGETowN.-Eotered J
Williams, Newberry master, from New
York with salt.
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SThe Pennsylvania State Temperancs
Convention passed a resolution calling ON ths
medical profession TO hscarefuI In Prescribing
alcoholic drinks. Also, a resolution urging
me enasting OF q law TO prevent the sale of
btteTs.
ga man in Ohio walked on the ice twelve
miles, obtained marriage license. went ba,k
by the same conveyance" the same day ana
was married IN the evening Such persistent
bridegroom as that chap deserves 70 be
'hueged up warm"
1The Baltimore Methodist Protestant. in
speaking OF the contemplated union with the
southern nj. T. Church, thinks it ssquestion-
able whether the corporate unity of Merho-
dism in this country can ever be a desirahIe
and beneiicent contamination
- Since lcOO the population of the United
states has increased six fol d, and in the sana
time the church members have Increased over
fourteen fold. In ISU0 the population was
J,35,OGl; ia le60 the church members were
5,355,263.
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TIE ALEXANDRIA ELRcTIoS.-The election
Yesterday progressed quietly. and the result SO
lar as aseertaIned may be briefly stated as fol.
iows-The negro votes not received by the
Commissioners Of Election. but by Republican
Committees appointed for the purpose, num-
Der LIS cast solid Tor the Republican candi-
date for Mayor, George @. Turner Che white
votes received and recorded amount TO 1,Is7.
OF which % were cast for Turner. The rest
were DIVIDED De tween Hugh Latham. Esq, (the
present Mayor and DIR. sym Ii. Marbury, an
The Commissioners announce Latham,s cleo.
ton by 63 majonty-7y "a q .. .sas e.. .r..r
The negroes will, it Is 1undsrstooc, con tas,
Msyor Lstbam's election before the Courts. or
appeal TO Congress TO determine the matter.
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Drrr. SEA souNp1nos nr Nxw nnn,

DEEP SEA SoUNDINC+s BY A NEW METHOD
NJ. Paul HedonIn, of Rouen, member OF
many learned societies, has in vel ted an anna
ratns to which he.has gwen the name of ..Ei.c-
tro-Bai hometer,' which can determine with
exactness the depths which have hitherto re-
manned unknown. Some experiments have
probably already taken place near Paris The
depth OF the Seine, and that OF the Bbs de
Boulogne, are not indeed Immpasurable hv
the old method, bat NJ. He'd Onin wishes IN
prove that he can ascertain accurately with
his apparatus any depth whatever. The shock
OF the sounding lead against the bottom deter
mines magnetic current which indicates AT
the surface, with electric prOmpti,ude the
precise instant of contact Ifthis invention "a
successful we may easily see how useful A.
may become in laying submarine cables. &c.
40
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THE SENATE CArcrs

At the caucus this morning Of Republican
Senator's, nothing was done further than TO
psss fasorabiy upon proposition TO create a
Senate COMMITTEES on appropriations, to relieve
the Finance Committee OF some of the labor
now devolving upon that committee. The
caucus adjourned 10 meet to- morrow morning
probably with view to taking action upon
what is resolved upon at the House caucus
fO-niQhf
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CROWD AT THE While uorsr

The Executive Mansion was thronged 70 .day
with members, Senators, ofice-seeksrs, and
politicians, the crowd being very large, and
all waiting to see the President. MANY were
after office. there being a large number of
vacancies caused by the Senate having ad.
JouEned without acting on the mountainous
Many of the visitors were those who wer.
thus thrown overheard, and were seeking to
be rsnominated. The President was receiving
but number had not gained an audience late
this afternoon.
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RAILROAD LANDS.

The Commissioner of the General Land OF.
flee has received from the Indian Office list
OF lands situated in the kickapoo Indian Res
sryation in Kansas by estimation containing
125,t0O acres, which The Atchisa and Pike
Peak, now called Central Branch Union Pa
chic Railroad Company, is authorized to pur.
chase. at S1.25 per acre, under the treaty of
lime D. 1862 -
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q GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
il N WAsHlHaToN, Mach 6, 1857.
Jay Cooke &SCo furnish the folio vlns a no.
THK NArInNAL RAsK EAr1,

The NATIONAL BANK FAILURES The
Comptroller OF the Currency has received re-.
por:s from special agents in charge of the First
National Bank Of Newton. Massach sets and
the First National Bank of Hudson, New ork
winch banks were lately com PEELED to suspend
business. and into the affairs Of which the
Comptroller has ordered 10 vestigatious to be
made. The Information is to the effect the at
lars OF the banks, and especially of the one st
Hudson, are in much mere favorable condt.
iIoh than was AT first thought, and IL is sup
posed that the First National Bank eff Hud-
ION win, IN snort time, pay off its losses and
resume business operations. - !
The Mechanics stional Bank of baltimore,
VIII not suspend business. although the losses
are very heavy. The directors and stoc khol 4 !.
eIs are wealthy men. and will pay up the
amount of the Gefalcation. The defalcat,on in
tbis bank commenced more than twenty wears
ago, but had been skIlfuIly concealed until
brought TO light by the Off eiai examination of
an agent OF the Comptroller of the Currency
who has acted promptly in this matter, and
VIII carry out the provisions OF the law to the
extent OF his ability.
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THE PROPOSED COMMITTEE ON APPRopRI,

IL is understood that the cause of Mr.. Pes
sendens deelination to serve longer upon the
Senate Finance Committee is that ne finds the
WORK falling upon the chairman of that com
mitfee. 100 wearing in his delicate state OF
health. should that committee be relieved OF
a portion OF its labor by the creation OF the
proposed COMMITTEE on Appropriations, he
may conclude 10 retain his position upon il
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GEORGETOWN ADVER5MTS
CHEAP sPKIEG GOODS
. AT MlLLGR b

1o1 Bridge street. Georg.tsxn, O.
Caicoes, lk's to rs, MerIimac aud sprasues a
ots Spring Delaines. choice styles very cbe.n
slesched Masli0s. d, 1871, IL. 10; yard vide ,
~ Jsmes steam Mills, "a, Sct. Bates q. q F,
- ~ Andro cogytn, VAN ufta, New YOrE
Mills, cheap; Brows Ma.lin, 10 i2ig. s;yAri
VII . do IL 900 ~ cents AlsS. . general assort-
nent oi DRY Goods. Gall and examine our stock
fs y I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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CONGRESS.

An Intellectual effort was made in the House
today TO bring Up the tariff bill, and get 1t re.
ferred TO the Ways aHd Means Committee: and
the House directly afterwards adjourned until
tomorrow. Ii was evident thar the House
was not inclfEed 10 block out any work for the
session until alter the caucus TO. night
The Senate also adjourned after half hours
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y AVAIL ORDERS

Chief Engineer William H Rutherford has
Been ordered TO special duty on the Richmond
Lieut. Commander e. Grafton has been de-
tached from the command Of the gettysburg
and placed On waiting orders. Lieut. Com.
mander John II. Rowland, Acting Volunteer
I-'rnt H. w. Grinnell, have been detached
from the Gettysburg and placed on waiting
orders. - -.
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COMMISSIONER oF indian AFE.1ps

The nomination of Hon. l.. V Bogy, as Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, not having been
acted en- by the Senate before adjournment
mai ONCE Is now vacant Rumor has IL thu,
r-Bogy Will be renominated. Messrs Still
well, eff Indiana, and Hood, Of Wisconsin, are
also spoken Of as applicants for the position
IL Is thought the nomination will be IA ade by
the President in few days. ...I NJ.
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Spain and South Am I'd Peace
Consresa i'm WaShin aIan

NEW YORK, March 6.-The Herald ublishes
aeircular letter Of the Secretary of State. pro-
posing TO the belligersnt Republics of South
America and Spain TO hold q peace Coo gress
NJ washington, on the LIST Of A prii. 10 consider
terms or peace between the parties. and that
of the conference
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CoSrIENRD--We should have stated yester
day that the Senate. in Executive Session, con.
hrned the nominations Of Surgeon Charles
Sutherland, u, 5. A, TO be Assistant Metfi cal
PurveyoI, ami Morris s. Miller. u. S. A., 10 be
Deputy Quarferm astsr General. Both ofthese
Rehtism men weEe weIl known here d ring the
wal as faithful and efficient public officers.
Inc no miniitions OF lanes A.. Ekin TO be
Deputy q car :ermaster General II. 5. A. an
have also been confirmed
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1t will be seen, by comparing the above with
the statement for February LIST, that during the
mouth of February the debt bearing coin in
terest has increased sH,7J9,650; the debt hear
ing currency interest has decreased S32 ,6i3,-
500; matured debt not presented for pay
meEt has decreased si,2l4,765 ~; and debt
bearing DO interest decreased s6,037, 275 40
making increase of to,aI debt during the
mon TN, S4.>I3, 10 The amount of coin in
the Treasury during the same period has in
creased, S7,9IG, i27 .43; and the amount of cur.
rency incr eas.d, S7,io3, 1909 leaving total
amount of debt less cash in the Treasury,
March LIST, SI2,5e5,s5S A. less than on Febru.
ary
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MAINE CHARTER ELECTIoN-At the charter
elecuons In Maine, on Monday, Augustus E.
stevens was Reelected Mayor OF Portland
Ibe vote was "a follows:-A. T.. Stevens
I,Seo; Shurtlef, Democrat, IA; scattering =:
showing a majority of I,ISi against 903 Iast
year. Aldermen and Councilman all Repub.
lean- Total vote 500 smaller than last year.
George w wilcox, Republican, was elected
mayor OF Gardner by unanimous vote
George II. Pillsbury was elected Mayor of
Lewiston by very large majority over A !.
Wakefield, Democrat. The Republican carry
every ward.
The municipal election in Bath resulted in
the election OF Hon. Israel Putnam, Republi.
can. by IS majority.
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Suicide.

BOSTON, March 6.-J. =. Clements, recently
the head of the dry goods Arm of Clemests
Iaskor Co, committed suicide this morning
by taxing laEdanum. He had previously ex-
hlbi'r signs of insanity
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eSA BROOKLYN minister and his wife ceIa
brated the fifth anniversary of their m arriaea
or wooden wedding" on which occasion each
Of the four hundred Sunday school children
gave the couple n bundle of kIndliny wood
an0 box of matches-the birthstone m stoh
was delicate emblem oftheir prespnt welded
state, and the kindling wood reminded them
of hereafter.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

By virtue Of . decree of the Circuit Court fer
Prince george eslnty, sitting Q frt of 90 al
y, pss,ed IN cause therein de pending wher 81 In
James o.; Mcguire . o. are omplsfnants q nd
nsrcus Du Vel 10 defendant, the Subscriber, AZ
i.e:, on MONDAY, the bath Of March. 1857. At "a
O'Clock N II fair. ~ not, on the next fair dsy
toeft alter y the Real Estate Of Marcus Du Val
kBown e Hog Harbor," sitp ated in Prince
Geor9en Comfy, about ose mile from Good Luck,
containing l52 Acres, more or less, and adioinin
the lands Of Walter X Hillsary. the heirs OF
Thena: Hall, and Col. Odsp Bowie. :
The above land 10 covered with Q heavy growth
OF Oek and Chesnut Timber. and being located in
convenient distance to the Baltimore and Ohio
On unlimited quantity Of railroad ties.
Terms OF sale Cash- on the dsy Of sale, or on
from the day Of sale; and pay &C OF the whole
purchase 1epey the property will bs conveyed,
Stamps, and convey anee to be At the cost Of the
purehaset RIOHARD B. B. CHEw,
nh b. eOtQ - TruatHA
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THE ANNUAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Con-
FEEENCEs. fewer than three Methodist
Episcopal Annual differences begin their
Iheir sessions In this city to DAY, whilst the
Methodist Protestant and East Baltimore Con
ierences will convene on the 18th instant the
former in this city and the latter in Fraderick
The Baltimore nj Conference will hold its
session, beginning ths morning, at the Euuaw
street Church, presided over by Bishop Kings
ley, who Will also preside at the one next
week in Frederick The Episcopal Methods
Conference will commence this morning at
Trinity Church. Bishop Pierce or Bishop bog
get presiding The sessions of these bod les,
1t IS believed, Will continue for SIX days, and
Will be largely attended by ministers within
the jurisdiction OF the differences, well as
their families. The Washington Conference
composed of the ministers of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church in Maryland aud
the District OF Columbia, also meets this
morning at Sharp Street nj. Il. Church, the
deliberations being directed by Bishop Simp.
son.-Bdltin ore Sun 9Th