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Copy of an epitaph painted on 8
rough board at a pass through the
Rocky Mountains known as the 'Dev-
lis Gate
"Here lies the body of Carrie Todd,
Who has lately died and gone to God
Which shows that redemption is never toe
late,
For she was saved at the DEVILS Gate"
We have no. seen in print the fol
lowing epitaph by a New Hampshire
poet:
'' Richard jenkins here deth lay
Uately removed from over the way,)
His body's here-his souls in heaven.
l76T.''
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To Teachers.

To Teachers.
rINHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
Il lNERS of Hancock County, will meet al
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townsh- D, for the examination of Teachers
on the following days during the year 1867
Saturday, March I'd.
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April 9Th.
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, Each applicant is required to pay the Rx
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An applicants are required to furnish writ.
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those who have bsen engaged as teachers tG
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specimens of penmanship.
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this month This Is connected by many with the dis
cussion OF some plan or the efforts OF
the Roman liberals by demonstration which shall draw
the garrison from tho CITY,
Aooutiors will doubtless soon be delivered upon tho
present uocbles OF the Church. accompanied by tho
usua denuncatons against Italy the chief contrver
OF Al nnrma Russia too may expect 10 fall heavily
unoeI ronncal ccnsure The score OF the treatment
OF the Roman Catholics In Poland. general movement
u expected 10 be made by the party OF action on or
peiore tnis FESTIVAL IN Rome. assured on tho best
authony that active with this object now
ncng conceredoby the leading men OF this party In
Hsy ~ mas been stated that Garibald was even en-
roing men for the enterprise bat this the General
denies IN letter to the OpiBione Nevertheless his
eter 10 he Bologna students taken in with
otner recent letters and speeches. very significant
ana certainly points to Roman expedition. although II
may sui the General at the present 10 deny as
mucn Is ne c0nscientiously can.
brigandage rs increasing In the Campagna anc IL at
the very gates Of Rome Il has been limited. however,
that all are not brgands to whom thai name Is gwen.
and snat many bearing thai appellaton Garbadians
VINO nei.her murder nor rob nor commit any outrage
beended oy the country people. they show themselves
a. ite as possible and only fight the Papa gendasry
when Obliged They await the signal from their Chiefs
according to the plan published the friends OF the
roman movement will enter the territory at three
pons-rom the near tvita vecchia; at 0stla and
IRON southern Italy These movements intended 10
draw away the army, or the greater part OF IT, from
Rome .he garrison consists OF ten thousand
mon. me Pontinca government 10 already N cruel
diiemma for while the state Of things OUTSIDE Rome
uay Calls Tor energetic measures dares not diminish
.he garrison from the fear OF Instruction within The
Italian troops are stationed close upon the Pontihca
fronter but the pride OF the Holy Father will allow
HIM 70 request their assistance against the brigands
But either this viii happen al last, instruction
having raised its head at Rome they will be called 10 TO
preserve Tor tho Pope the honors and due TO the
spiritual head Of the Church.
dhe temporal power Is !rreslstbiy Fastening TO rs
fall and not even the mora support and p.ous devotion
OF spain save IT.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE l6.

The CuuArd steamship Russia new, Captain Cook,
0hch left Liverpool al nine A. NJ on the l5th and
Queenstown on tho 10Th June, arrived at this port yesier
day afternoon bringing nes and correspondence In
detail and confirmation OF special cable dispatches
70 her day OF sailing
Lord SANKEY'S Official explanation TO Parliament Of his
diplomatic course In the Luxembourg difficulty ia the
London Coufsrence-repored ~ special cable telegram
10 the HKRsLp at the noment-is given at length In the
mails Of the Russia
The debate which took place In the House Of Com
mons upon motion by MAJOR Arson with respect TO the
petition presented by Mr. Bright to the House, praying
for sniency 10 the Fouan convcs Is detailed In The
papers by the Russia the Parliamentary reporters fully
confirming special cable telegram published 10 the
sHsRALD on tho 10th OF June.
The papers by the Russia contain lengthy reports OF
hhe Fenisn which took place Waterford Ireland
On the 18th Of June, during attempt TO rescue pr-
1onsrs from the police. The facts fully detailed
By special cable telegram 10 the HssAID q, the time,
end published in our columns on the 18th OF June
The reports by the Russis also embrace the
ealm OF Omar Pachs TO important victory over the
Christian Crstans at Loyete. This TACT wan specially
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Salts Against the Mail Steamship Company
for Non.payment Of the Emigrant Tax-The
British Pacific SquadrSn-Sailing Of Vessels.
SAN FRAsusco June rs, 1867.
Suits have been commenced In behalf Of the state
against the agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany for violation Of the passenger
act BY refusing pay the Communication tar 10 tho Com
mssioners Of Emigration, as prescribed BY the statute
also against the aud ocnsgnces Of The ships Gar
land Ellen Southland and Gem OF the Ocean, 70 recover
900 for violations Of the The Law under
which these brought provides that the owners
and consisnses Of vessels liable 10
taon tsx Of 50 por head all passengers from foreign
ports: and in Of failure refusal comply with
the law they VIII be liable TO 81 900 for each passenger
penalty.
Harbor Commissioner on tho democratic ticket; j. n.
Cutler, OF san Francisco. has been substituted.
Tue British steam frlgate Jealous Rear Admiral Geo.
" Hastings, arrived to-day and relieved the Sutlif
flagship OF The Pacific squadron The steamers
Montana, from Panama, arrived, and Moses Taylor, for
Santa Juan, sailed to-day.
san FRANCISCO June 26 1857
One Of the largest meetings held In San Francis
assembled last night 10 raiify the Union nominations
for state officers
Accounts concerning the wheat crop continue favor-
BILE. The work OF harvesting ~ progressing in many
portions OF the state under natterng circumstances.
Invoices OF tho crop expected freely within
week ten days The nominal price for new 10 81 30
several vessels are already chartered TO load grain FOR
Flour s W demand: extra, 80 SO; supernnc, 81 50;
Oregon extra IS %; supsrnne, - 80. Wheat 81 10
81 rs. Legal tenders 73ts
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ITALY AND ROME.


Tho Italian Government In the Hands OF the
Jews-History OF the acknowledgements
Neutrality-suspicious. Intrigue seals Rofhs-
child's Concrs-Suminnry of the Erlnnger-
schroeder Conventions yTiuma na re ment or
the ItaIinu Ministry-t;aribaIdi Waking Up
Designs OF the Party Of Action-Letters Of
misunderstanding OF Freemasous-t;ari-
baidians In the Campasna.
FLORENCE June g. 1857.
Italy has not yet ceased to feel the effects or the i'm
pIacabs hostility OF Rome. and. at the moment OF her
greatest need finds her expectation Of relief thwarted
by the instruments OF tho Vatican. There Is
doubt thai the withdrawal Of Rothschld and Frenzy
from the contract they bad concluded with the Italian
government Tor an advance Of four hundred and thirty
millions upon the Church property was wholly due TO
clerical influence. The word gent from Rome that
every possible effort should be made TO induce Roths
child to break on the negotiations The heart Of the
isrseile blcnairs sncascd by triple mall OF money
bags was touched and at the last moment he refused
TO rafy the signature OF his agent 70 the convention
drawn up BY signor FerarA q Turin. although both he
and Frenzy bad previously accepted The conditions Of
tina. convention a. clearly forth In letter from
Rsltazzi to Rothschild.
On Monday last the Minister Of Finance laid the whole
matter before the Chamber Of Deputies and read the
telsgraphc dispatches exchanged between the ministers
and the Paris bankers The nrst indication Of dispo-
alton TO 'cry or manifested In telegram from
Roihschd requesting 70 be furnished with copy OF
the convention before he could ratfy his agents sigma
ture notwithstanding that he had already been fully
acquainted with lie ciausea Then followed detailed
information from Raaxzi this subject coupled with
the that the convention was the faithful repro
daeon q the conditions established BY previous agree
mont Finally Rothschild discarded the pretsas on
which he had hIshero grounded bis objections, and
fatty refused TO conclude msttsrs adding st the
tms the gratutous but very significant remark hst he
never intended the instrument Of the Italian
government FOR prosecuting aud running the clergy"
Herein lies the clue which enables us to trace the
chinations Of Rome. Certainly the Baron could not
speak much palmer and there is .. least virtue In
sincerity. On receiving this coup De ordce the Italian
government threatened 70 expose the whole correspond
ence TO the Chambers and 70 hold Rothschd and
Frenzy responsible In . court OF Law for
breach OF contract The bankers retort with
another threat, observing that such course
could not bat prove detrimental 10 Italian
crsdt-in other words Ro.hschild Frenzy would, u
provoked use their colossal power 10 deprscIas Italian
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POSITION uf M. NELSON J. WTtasuaY.

TO THE EDITOR or rHB HERALD
wahin the last Eve yssn repeated attempts have been
made 10 impair the effectiveness Of my opposition 10 the
Ring" BY falsely representing me a. seeking various
Offices These efforts are renewed with increased
persnscity thai the povsr OF the coruponlsts s
endangered By the detem with which the masses
OF tho democratic party are arrayng themselves under
the banner Of the democrats union. II 10 msnifcsty
the object OF those who constantly making this un.
fair uss Of my nsmc 70 niurs that organization by
creating the impression that my exerions for Ia
are prompted and may be controlled by Interested mo.
t,ves To carry out their purpose am now presented,
from time to time IN some Of the weekly papers, M
candidate for Judge Of the supreme Court Az tue
sures way counisract these schemes dceire 70 saw,
through the HxRALp, thai am not candidate for any
ofce whasever and, especially that would not accept
any judseehip 10 be filed Al the next election, even IN
the improbable event that could DO honored with an
election thereto BY unanimous vote ] seek BY my
political soton 70 secure 70 every democrat his equal
right 20 participate IN the organization OF the democratic
PARTY, and to tho people Of this c the faithful eypon
dtars Of the enormous sums yearly wruns from then
by oppressive TAXATION; ana when these reyiits Ar
occurred WIN DO amply compensated for any efforts
mag have made towards their aocomplishmuat
N NELSON j. WATERBURY,.
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LONG ISLAND COLLEGE H0srfrAL-There . large
and fashionable assembage Of ladies and gentlemen 1t
the Athen@um, corner OF Clinton and Atlantic streets,
last evening 70 witness the interesting ceremonies
attendant upon the commencement exercises Of the
Long Island College Hospital Tho band Of the Twenty
third regiment. which In attendance discoursed
choice selections from popular operas. The degrees
were conferred upon the thirty six gentlemen CON-
posing the graduating class BY 7. L Mason, n D.,
President Of the College, An address delivered by
Rev. A. n Lstle5ohn D. D. Drs Mitchell and
vaisdictory was delivered BY K D. Grinder. n. D..
Of tho graduating class. The following are the
the order In which they arc named Ell D. Grinder,
Maryland: Arthur Spohm, Canada West; Adam n Kali
Hf' Fs'n.n Tso 'Sha sssss
IangloIs, Massachusetts,; schunnick, Indiana A.
ney, Pennsylvania; e. visatt Arkansas; A. A. Shut,
Illinois; ". Gale, New jersey; George Larxin, New
lucky; j. Kempsr, illinois; q. A Knight, Psnnsyiva.
MA; D. King, New Jersey; Calvin Pollock, Ohio; J.
l. wsughop, Il!inoisi J. e sniyely. Iediana; Z. z
Connecticut; T. G. Stsmnabey b. r. Boyos, Pen nsyl-
yania Fitzgerald Sutherland. Canada VEST and James
K. McConnor, New York.
INSTALLATION or PASTOR Tho Rev. Hugh Brown
last evening installed pastor Of the First United
Presbyterian church. North Finh street. Eastern District
The exercises were Of . vsrv interesting character.
although the attendance was rather small The Rev.
Mr.. Mccullough presided and preached . sermon Of
more than ordinary power and the Rev. e. a. BLAIR d.
hvered the charge TO the pastor.
BURGLARY IN ruR EASTERN DIsrRfcr-At about the
hour OF o'clock yesterday morning the premises Of
Mr. John Hickman, corner Of Broadway and Leonard
street, D. found 70 have been burgIariousy en-
tered woman residing In portion OF the house
nounccd the fact to the proprietor, who on examining
bis clothing STORE ascertansd that various articles Of
clothing amounting IN value 10 the sum Of Sl3l, had
been removed Tho entrance had been gained by
forcing open the store shutters with q jimmy. The
selection Of the goods was from the most valuable por
ton OF the stock
FALL OF BUILDING "A two story brick store, II the
corner Of South Seventh and Third Streets T. D. occu.
piod by Mr. Clark a. hardware store. fell 10 the
ground yesterday afternoon. lad In attendance
slightly injured, and the stock was damaged 90 the
OF $500 The foundation Of the building had
impaired by an adjacent excavation
AccrpEsL.-A man named David Henwood was -.
verey injured yesterday by getting caught In the
chInsry Of police boat Metropolitan the Atlantic
dock He taken to his home a. the Of Dyke
man and Ferris strces
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsr, France, June %, 1867.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship St
Laurent Captain Bocando, from New York juno 10,
has arrived
QUEENSTOWN. June 20, 1857.
Nessn Williams Guion's steamship Minnesota, Cap
cain Hams, from New York juno Is, has arrived and
after landing mails and passengers sailed again for Liv
erpool
SOUTHAMPTON. June 20. 1851.
The Hamburg American packet steamship AlIemsn-
ole, Captain Mysr, which sailed from New York June
H. arrived here d midnight and, after landing mails
sad passenger proceeded for Hamburg.
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Che Gable GO Connect Cuba md the United
States shipped.
LoSpos June 20. 1857.
The steamship Narva with the cable Manufactured
Tor the international Ocean Telegraph Company to con-
meet the island OF Cuba with the United States via Ha
yana and Florida sailed to-day for Havana.
She Is expected 70 reach Havana about twenty
laya
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Haaoverian Exiles Ordered from Holland.
LONDON, June 20. 1861
despatch from the Hague states that the Dutch
government had notified the Hanoveran exilos that
they must leave the territory Of Holland
Count Bismarck's New Position-The New
ZOliverein.
BERLIN June %, 1867.
Count Won Bismarck has been appointed Chancellor Of
She North German Confederation.
The Conference OF tho Zollversin has commenced
sessions this city