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Presentatisn Of q Handsome Testimoniai to
the Chief OF the Charleston Fire Department
By New York Firemes.
From the Charleston Courier sept. 261
In spite OF the reticsnce which always cbaractsr,ss
the popular Chief Of the Fire Department OF this city,
has accidentally anspred that he the worthy recip.
lent Of chaste souvenir from the Fremsns Association
Of New York during his recent visit 10 that city In
recprooaton OF the Inequalities which through his
agency principally recently extended the dele
CATION OF the New York Veteran Volunteer Firemen OF
that city, which visited Charleston few weeks SINCE
veil - Ia Just recognition OF his services "ef-
fsctve sxiinguishsr," Mr.. Nathan was presented
with sineulariy chaste and expressive testimonial II
consists OF solid gold badge, bearing on is face
s,Dssr cSsrlss,os Sirs psssr,Isn, o. 1ssTn ana
on the reverse, "Prsssnte1 TO n II. Nathan, Esq,
Chief Engineer Charleston Fire Department O., ~
The New York Frsmen's Association, July 1S 1857
The whole 10 surmounted By miniature representation
q nrsmAas cap and 10 exqisitsy eiabsratsd IN osssi'
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the SsRAls.

Tho Atlantic and Athletic Matches.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept %, 1857
The Athletics received despatch from the Atlantos
this morning stating that they would be unable to play
them Monday, per agreement The Athletics have
telegaphed the Atanos that they postpone the
match and that their friends have purchased excursion
tickets to the number OF two hundred, and the game
must 20 on.
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SINKING Of THE SCHOONER srM Of TINE EAST

SAco, Ma, Sept -, 1901
The schooner Star cf the East from 0lcuosss:r run
the rocks Wood Island this morning ana sonk
1hs y . teal losa The ersv vsrs avsA
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The Western Union TELEGRAPH Club W. the
Demas Barnes Club.
gaus Of base ball played at Brooklyn this after
noon between the Dsmas Barnes and Western Union
Telegraph Base Ball Clubs and resulted after Ave In.
nings in favor Of the latter BY the following score:
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xwgH sYnAcoeut IN MuaIn cAloLIMA.

wunsor,s, n. o. Sept. n, 1857
Jewish synagogue vill b oensssrAssd tomorrow,
ehs Arst enc In this 6tatA
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Supremacy In the south.

Iron the Charleston Mercury, Sept IT,
II 10 negro supremacy that the Nsw York N~a aad
ne party trying put the SOUTH whereby the
radical party may retain their power Add thsy Intend
20 % By military power AZ they have go up
lAek naGrs rule n thess otstss thsR osvsrnoe-aspo
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From the above tables will DO seen that the recent
election in Maine Is possessed Of considerable import
ance, as showing the drift Of public sentiment The
vote large one, almost full that last year,
and yet the radical majority was cut down from
n 900 70 about 000 When these considered
the perous position Of the radical party becomes appa
rent. Even In Wisconsin and Minnesota, which have
been put down for small republican msjorities. the
chances In favor OF the conservatives In the first
named State quite . number OF republican nominees
have deserted their ticket and become candidates Of the
democratic party. while Minnesota recent local cleo.
tons would indicate majority for the democrats OF
some three or four thousand The and internal
tax questions together with the prohbitory laws Of
Maine and Aassachusetts and tho strong feeling in op
position 70 universal negro suffrage, having their
effects upon the voting populations in the Western
States
Delegates to the New York Democratic State
Convcnilon.
wArmrowx. NJ T.. Sept ~, 1867.
r p Flower was to-day elected q delegate 70 the
smocrsic State Convention to b held in Albany, Oco
Der 8 and Lewis was elected alternate from the
First Ans emily district Of JEFFERSON county.
CuBA, n Y, Sept 20, 1867.
n B. Champlan was yesterday unanimously elected
delegate 10 the Democratic State Convention from Ale.
chang.
wArkrn Sept %, 1851
Al The Democratic Convention held here TO day Mr.
J. Mcclure elected delegate the state and Mr. W.
BArnum to the Judicial Coavsnuon
LocKroRr. Sept g. 1857.
George @ Greene to-day elected delegate 70 the
Dem OCT asic State Convention from this distrioa
SENECA FArIA Sept %, 1857.
Gilbert wllooxea was to-day elected delegate from
Seneca county 70 II Democratic State Csnvsnuon.
HooscK FAr1s, Sept %, 1881.
Al IN Assembly Convention held here this day Mr. A.
delegate 70 the Democratic state Convention.
What the FrceAnen's "Boordv IN Doing.
The Memphis AvoloWcN tells queer story about
thirteen 70 fifteen loads Of negroes passing norshward
daily The Memphis and Louisville railroad They came
ys the Asa,a~cAs from Alabama Georgia and Southern
rssasssss veil - from this ststs "a majority Of
them did not whore they we're going TO- but said
the sBoord was sending them somewhat TO vots' Some
Of the more intelligent said they were going 70
Ohio for that purpose"
The democracy Of vandsrburg county. Ind, put the
tion. They resolved
That should DO the policy OF Congress- 70 pay the
interest," bearing bonds Of the federal eovsrnment they
become due ~ It, pleasure, IN legal tender noss and
stop interest," eating moth destructive alike 20 the
public credit and individual prosperity.
Resolved That n grsenbscks were good enough pay
for the msa who rsksd their blood IN behalf Of the
emily fisksd thsir money.
BfSssissippi.
Tia total nupBhsY Of rerstersd vhitas and btscks IN
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The third and nna game Of base ball for the cham.
pionshp of Massachusetts, and the silver ball, between
the Lowell and Tri-Aountain Clubs, was won BY the
latter-k2 70 a
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csens and Win receive the support Of the Mozart and
other outside organtzationa
In the Eighth district Genet will be opposed by Hosea
B. Pefkins Q strong man Michael Tuomey, ex-AL
derman Is In the neld and those best posted say
he will have the majority OF democratic votes - over
Genet, and carry tho district against TAmmany.
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
republican caucus will be held In the course OF
next week at which arrangements will be decided for
the campAign.
The great political excitement 10 at present confined to
Tammany the eight in the party the spos 70
the efforts OF ring buy over leaders OF OPP
posing organizations. and the efforts that Mozart 10
making TO contend with her old and heretofore vctor-
rival in the great struggle in December next for
Mayor
TIE DECEMBER KLEcroS-THn hAYoRALTY.
Beyond the Tammany and Mozart candidates for
Mayor there is candidate positively In the field.
The citizens Of New York may, however rest assured
that not the battle yet the victory will be left to
either OF these partisan chiefs II they besr themselves
and call at upon Mr. John Anderson 70 be their
standard bearer in the December campaign. All that Is
be theirs,
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Election of Tammany Hall Delegates 10 the
AIhnnx Sfaaa Coaxanfian

Albany State Convention.
Tho convention chosen at the Tammany democratic
primary elections Friday night met yesterday alter
noon at Masonic Hail. Thirteenth street. for the purpose
OF choosing delegates to the Democratic State Conven
ton, to be held at Albany October s. Mr.. Charles II.
Haswsll presided The secretaries were John W. Foley
and A B. Rollinh The following delegates were e.
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Fly catches--Active, 6; Union, 8.
Out on fouls-Active, 8; Union, 4.
Umpire Mr.. Mills, Of the Atlantic Club
Time Of game-Two hours and q half
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The total number Of registered whites and blacks In
Msssippi 10 ofhcially stated to be-whitss. 81 15<
blacks, 7o.oio. Black majority s,soS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

Tho Lowell and Trl-Mountain Clubs for tho
Championship Of Massachusetts.
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Cubs L. q. Sd a. 5sh CO. ia sA a. lo0
Ia,cs::"::S 5 ! ! 8 : . ~
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The crew numbers hundred and five men, oil
strapping salworth fellows black the Of spades
each seemingly ~ strong ~ Hercules
OuECrs OF THE VISIT.
After two years continued service, sailing many thou.
sands OF miles, aud pleasing degree to the Hayden
authorities the Alexander Pepon visits the port TO DO
thoroughly repaired. This will consume nearly three
months alter which her officers will be happy receive
auy all Of Nes York's citizens, and then Is sur
missed her decks will be the scene Of many genial and
hearty greetings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20
BaIoHr PaomIsE OF Harry lxxoRrvLrrY.

BRIoHr PROMISE OF Harry lMMoRTvLlry.
Last night there occurred inE this city
one Of those incidents which occasionally
happen to cheer unfortunate humanity in,
this vale OF tears, and serve to support it
even under the most dire iniirmities. Lit
tie Susan Brill. daughter Of Mr.. Lewis
Brill, who was severed burned on Thurs
day the 18th of last January, at Mr.. Allen
q. Harmon's, lay at that gentleman's re-
sidence for seven long weeks, suffering,
though tended with the most assiduous care,
untold miseries.. Last night at ! o'clock
she family called to one Of the attendants
several of whom were in the room, and
\ who listened ard heard distinctly what she
said--and asked TO be dressed, and that
her clothing should NIL be Of white. for that
she, saw innumerable angels, children OF
her own age, robed in garments Of snowy
whiteness, floating in the air, who told her
that she must be dressed like them, and join
\ .hem in an hours time, and that she had
promised TO do 81. Al . o'clock she diel.
and The swee, smile on her. lace. as she
peacefully breathed her last, was happy
assurance TO her watching friends that her
promise was fulfilled.
- all tel,I Alexandria Gasstte, sth.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

q u The advertiser having been restored 10 health
"a a few weeks byla very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered for several years with severe Ioung at
lection, and that dreadful disease, Consumption--
anxious TO make known 10 his fellow suffere rs He
means Of cure. NJ Il EA
10 all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree of eharge) with the directions
iorpreparng and using the same which they will find
ASSURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA ,BRoScHETIs,
cousHs, COINS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread nfor
nation which he conceive to be valuable ard he hopes
everysuereI wlltry his remedy as it will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing. ysg
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE, by return
mail, will pleas address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
Mareh Z. 27-l2m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20

Since 1921 Mexico has been governed by
% presidents, n dIctatprs,F2 empersrs, 1
yice-president, and 4 generalissimo. as.
q A church in Columbus. Ohio, has print
ed notice requesting gentlemen to leave their
tobacco at the door.
The popdIation Of Philadelphia is in
creasing faster than that Of any other A.
merican city. g
A man, arrested in Hopkins county,
Texas, recently, for some misdemeanor,
was taken ont Of Jail bya squad ofmen and
shot for a murder committed a year ago.
A man in Napoleon. Ark. drank a gallon
of rum in day, recently for wager, and
as he finished HE rum 50 lie finished him
self. .I8 d5aa -
: 1t is reported that the I" Water" of an
Artesian Well a. Corpus Christi, Texas.
which the people OF that place have be en-
using for various disorders, turnes out to
be Kerosene oil u 4E
girl named Cecilia Kenny was burned
to death BY the explosion of Kerosene lamp
in New York on Monday. .gl
CoYFsc.TRp.-Juarez has confscated
$3.50, 600. 0b0 worth Of Imperial property
in Mexico.
DRISKERs,-It,s said thata person fond
Of fruit, rarely becomes hard drinker.
The two tastes are antagonstic,. I'M.
In Paris sixty babies out of every one
hundred die under the tender mercy OF
their hired nurses.
An exchange says: . When you are an
cry don't write. Words wien spoken are
aIr, bat when they are written they are
things"
There is whole sermnn 10 the saying 81
The Persian: /" la all thy rarreis leave
open the dunr Of reconciliation" We
should arye- forget that.
religious weekly his this introductior
10 a poem: The following lines were
written more than sixty years ago by one
who hss slept many year, IN his grave
merely fur has own amuseme ut.
/ man aiverii.ss in Cley Gland papci
for ~ bpy % take chatge of Pllr Of horses
! Of relisInu, turn at mind.
! Ilinois haa revived the Office of attorney
General alter doing without one for twenty
U years.
EJOdse Barnes. Of the Superior Cour
Bench of North Carolina. has decided tina
lie late Stay L,w passed BY the Legisla-
ture, Is unconstitutional. An appeal ha'
been taken TO the Supreme Court whicl
sill meet ID June.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-03-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

az AGenlsman who suffered for years from Ner.
vous Debility, Premature decay and all the efects OF
youthful indscreton, will for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all who need It, the recipe and
directions for making tile simple remedy BY which he
has cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
Users experience, can do SO by addressing
.IiI JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers ST., New York.
Aprhils.s ~ 80 s3-lm
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l'HE CoxIxc SroRa --Remarking upon
the necessity IL the adoption 10 snme nation
al financial system. the New York JurnaI
OF Commerce says ".linless snne recog-
nized system is soon adopted. Il will be
Zoo late 10 prevent a financial storm that
will sweep with cruel blight over all The
land. Ii we we're seeking Tor political
rey.iulInn, We should say that such crisis
could come none too som but not even 20
open the eyes Of tie people 10 the fearful
dangers impending from radical legislation.
wuuld we willingly invoke the tempest
that mus, wreck 80 many fortunes
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nARR.,ED.

90 The l2,h inst, ~ The Rev. II. D. Pratt, Mr.
EDWARD .. GREGORY, Ell Mscklenburg county
Va. to Miss ALICE ]. daughter Of John Laws, esq
81 Hilsllrough.
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Good Garden Seeds.

4 0NG Smooth Rafsnep,
~ Early Valentine Bunch Snaps,
Early Blood Tunep Beat,
smooth Long Blood Beet,
Large La.e DrumheaL, Fiat Dutch, spd Sugar
Loaf Cabbage,
Large York AMI Drnmhs,d OF Ba,icrsea Early
Cabbage,
Extra Barly Russia Cueumhe,
London Long Green Cucumber,
Extra Long Green Turkey Cucumber,
Brown Dutch and White Cabbsge Lettuce.
Green Clifton Melon,
Large Red Union Seed.
EIiIu Early Kent May Peas,
Large White Marrowfat Peas.
Scarlet Turncp Radish.
White Bush ScOllop squash,
Early Bush Summer Crookneck Squash.
Winter Craokneek Squash,
Early Large Rcd Tomato,
I.arge Round Rcd Tomato, &c. &c. jus, rcceiv.
cd, fresh genuine and reliable at the Cheap stotc Of
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
March Q. To-
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RgcoSsraucrInN in THg Souri,. slgniii-
cant acknowledgment Wis made Yesterday.
even bv 81 determined M nltra,st as Mr..
Boutwell,. II Massachusetts,. which 0ugh, not
10 escape the attention Of the people, Of the
SAITH. Replying % Mr. Brnghim's re-.
nlnder that the constitutions adopted by
the Southern people would still have 10 come
before Congress lor acceptance, he declar
ed that !" Congress would be under the IT.
resistible pressure to'aceept any cnnstitu-
ton so adopted a. IN. work of the people
of State This vas urged ~ Mr.. But
well a. reason for having the prcliminaries
so arranged that me- needless question
should be raised ~ Cnngress subsequently
about the admission OF State.
Nahoaai hieifgsnser. lsh.
David Kendall. Esq. Of s;anly County,
has recently sold his pl.ce. four miles above
Albsmarls. on the Salisbury road. 10 two
gentlemen from the North, who are max
Ing arrangements 10 wnrk il for the gold
they have reason to believe y IN IL The
indications are very rich. One Of the pur-
chasers. who had scmc expernce in Cali.
Iornia, saws that they are as rich as the
richest placers in that State.
K,sopOM or cASADi.-A confederation
Of the British North American Provinces
has been effected by the consent Of the
British Cabinet and House Of Lords, TO be
called the Kingdom Of Canada. 70 be gov.
erned By Governor General. Another
rumor is. that Prince Arthur, third son o!
Queen Victoria. is TO be tic King.
The : situation" becomes intensely ia
teres,ing. The New York Assembly has
voted down the proposition allowing ne
grops voice ii the selection Of delegates
TO the approaching Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Ohio rejects the Constitutional Amend.
ment and negro suffrage bill. Hlnsas does
the same.
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TIN WARE! TIN WARE!!
TIN WARE AT VII OLE sALE!!!

lin w II II * ItWHOLES AL e..
NINTH increased facilities am now manufactu-
w ing a large amount ofI'in Ware, which Iof
fer to the trade upon more favorable terms than any
similar establishment in the state, that is TO say:
Isl. will. sell at New York or Baltimore Prices,
and will duplicate any Northern Bill. with freight
added. 'I
2nd will sell lower than any Dealer in Tin
Ware in the Slate. EfF t3
3rd. will take instead of Cash all kinds of Pro.
duce at its market value. 13ti3391
4th. will furnish Ware made in best Style, and
out Of best material. y. taf
Give me tria-why not buy at home instead Of
sending North. Il ai #9.ssg
ALSO ON HAND. a1A
Sheet Iron, Russia Iron,
.SheetZlnc, + Stove. Ppe,
Sheet Iron Ware, &C.. &c. sc.
For Sale low, eherat Wholesale Retail. Repair
ing done at all times, -.
House Roofing and Gathering done upon short no
hce at all accessible points u $780,. 8dh
Those who want to buy at Retail, can get more
for their Barter or Cush,i than they can anywhere
else, Call and see for yourselves.
Z. H. P0GUE.
sa9.t. HilIsborougb, N. C.
2 Doors West Of the Court House,
Wanted, Old Copper and Brass.
Also LINEN and Cotton Rags. either 10 large or
SINS. quantities., delivered here or at any point On the
Rail Road. Tor which | will pay Cash, or exchange
lin Ware at fair rates. s,El eva
aa4 Al Z. H. POGUE.
Jan. Is. r,tr SO KdRr1l-
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llSS Cheap White Granite Cups
and Saucers, and edged Plates.
40 lbs. White Leaf Lard.
Rio and l.aguyra Coffee and SUI
CARS.
Candies and other Goods. Just
arrived. At the Cheap Cash Store
Of JpMES WEBB, Jr.
March IL. rs
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SINGULAR AcclDsNr. = The Appleton
Crescent gives an account Of :he killing Of
sChristian rrusseil 10 the wobls. 10 Date.
4 Guagamie county. New York, by Almost
singular and terrible accident, as follows ):
Itiappears that party Of men were 10 The
woods cutting a fallnw. and where they we're
chopping two large trees had peen teiled--.
one across the othef-the one On top b,l.
ancing nearly. The man VINO was Killed
was chopping near these trees. snl another
parts hasing i large tree about ready I"
c0me down, hailed him to look out, when
lie ran and stood On the top ~ the balancing
tree "a see Tie niher come down. ] he men
then brought the tree down, which struck
lie other end Of The tree on which rrussel
was standing. ani the tremendous weight
Of II cunning upon the sprung lever threw
him like shot into the air upwards OF
eighty feet. IN coming down one Of his
legs, from his knee to his hip. was shattered
10 atoms. and the back nfhls head WAS sto,e
in. He was taken up with some life IN him,
but soon expired.
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Note Lost or Mislaid.

SOME time ia o. about The month Of May, ls65,a
y note given III David kestlcr to Charles Christ
mas for 49, and some costs, dated 10 Apfll o. May,
1861 was left ia ny hands BY Joha x. christmas
lar collect,a The said noio his been lost o. mslaid
~ tho su.efher snl this Is 10 notify the said David
kasler not 10 pay the said TO any U.hef person
hut John n. Christmas who 10 the lawful owner Il
the note.
HillsbOtcush, Feb. ., 1897. a.
Evening star., 1867-06-20

IHR PRESIDENTS TRIP TO BosToN-Tbs
president Will leave this city Tomorrow morn
ing on me 7.!S train going North, and will be
accompanied by Secretary Seward Postmsster
General Randall, and several of his secretariss
anu attaches. besides quite q number of in vi,ed
gnests and prominent Freemasons. The Pres
tdent's car will be elegantly fitted mn NV Tho
baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company for the
occasion, and will 60 through 10 New York
ne VIII stop over night at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York, and next day procaes ro
Boston on special tram rendered to him and
ms escort OF knights TempIar by the railroad,
companies between New York and Boston.
His escort from Washington to Reston will
consist of Washington Commanderv. No I.
kn1ghts Iemplar, Joseph B. Will, Eminent
Sommander, and Columbia Commandery, No.
2, L. l.. Stevens. Eminent Commander Ths
two communicates of Knights Tenn plar will
meet and form in procession at precisely six
o.eiock a. m, at Masonic Hall, corner of 9th
despatched from the hall at that hour Al
precisely 6 Is a. m. the line will be formed az
the hali, right resting on 9th street, under the
commans OF Joseph B. Will, Eminent Oom-
mander OF Washington Commanderv, which
will occupy the right OF the line Columbia
Commandery, No: q will form at the same
eralissimo, in the absence of it's Eminent Com.
mander. AT exactly Sis a. m the procession
pacsdoG WI, moTe ~ 70 the Baltimore railway station,
three pieces, in full uniform and with thsir1
new instruments.
The President and Cabinet, with the escort
ACuPiois VIII proceed 10 New
YORK without stopping at philadelphia or
Bainmore. arriving in New York about D.
M The knights Templar will escort the Presi-F
dent, on his arrival in New York, to the Fifth.
avenue Hotel, where he will stop over night
ana Wnere the two commanderies have en-
gaged quarters Saturday morning special
train will be placed at the disposal OF the
President and mis- escort, in which tney will
proceed to Boston, stopping few moments at
New Haven, Hartford, and Springfield AT
the latter city the COMMITTEES of the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, will meet the Presi
dent and proceed to Boston. where he vtlI re-
eeive the hospitalities Of the Grand Lodge OF
Massachusetts whose guest he will be during
his stay in the "Tri-mountain City," stopping
at the Revere House. Quarters have been en-
gagged for both eommanderes at the American
House, where the Templars viii remain from
Saturday night to Wednesday morning.
The President viii return from Bostsn nv
way of Hartford, arriving there ON Tuesdav
next. He will visit the General Assembly, and
remain over might The city government held
a special meeting. and voted to give MIN an,
appropriate reception. Both houses of the
Connecticut Legislature unanimously passed
resolutions Of welcome to MIN, REQUESTING
Gov. English and etaf to receive the Presi.
dent as the guest OF the State; also, that he be
!n vited 70 visit, the Legislature. The House OF
New Hampenire unanimously voted TO in.
:truct the governor to extend an in yitatlon to =
President johnson to visit the Legislature and
% accept the hospitalttes Of New Hampshire,
Evening star., 1867-06-20

In THE RKPoRr OF the proceedings OF tho
Presbyiery of the Potomac occurring ON Mon
day evening. it should have been stated that
Rev. DR.. Tustin acted as Moderator.