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PROPOSALS FOR A NEW JAIL
DEPARTMENT on THE INTERIoR. /

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 81, 1867.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until II o'clock M. on TUESDAY, the
18th of September, 1867, for the erection OF the
Jail in and for the District of Columbia, autho-
rized and provided for by the act of Congress-,
approved July rs, 1866. and the joint resolution
approved March 2, 1867.
The designs detail, drawings, and specifca-
ttons can be seen at the architect's Office in
the eastern grounds OF the Capitol, Washington
city, every day, except Sundays, between the
hours of A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Separate bids will be received for the ma.
sonry work, brick work, iron work, and car.
pentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted
Will be required to enter into sufficient bond,
to be approved by the Secretary of the Interior,
for the faithful completion of his contract.
Payments will be made as the work progresses,
on estimates certified to by the architect; but
twenty per centum of the estimates will be
retained until the contract is completed
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest
responsible bidder, but the Department re-
should IL be deemed for the interest of the
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th
day OF september next, IN presence of such Of
lne pluuerS as may choose to attend.
proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for New JAIL" and be directed 60
the "Secretary of the Interior, Washington,
ID. O."
o. H. BROWNING,
~ wv Secretary of the Interior.
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CLFARED YEsTERpAY.

Steamship Saxon, Matthews, Boston. II. Winsor&Co.
SLr.. H. Shrver, Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
str Beverly, Pierce, New York. w, z. Clyde q Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, tOr Baltimore with a tow
nt harges, W. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug clyde, Duncan, Chester river, W. p Clyde & Co.
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DRoyIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No, Ill South FOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH I'D, 1865,
CAPITAL Sl60,0OO, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums or by s
10. or 70 year Premiums, Non n-forieiture.
Annuites granted on favorable terms
Term Policies Children's Endowments.
This Company while giving The insured the security
of a pad-up Capital Will divide the entire profits OF
the Life business among Its policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter 10 execute Trusts and TO act
as Executor Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and in other hduciary capacities under appointment
of any Court of this Commonwealth, any person or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRECTORS.
SAMUFI r, SHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHIJA h NORRIS, II. WISTAR BROWN,
RICHARD WOOD NV. O. LONGSTRETH,
RlCHAR RID CADBURY, kNILLIAM HACKER,
SAMUEL. r, SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President Actuary.
VIM @. LIOEGST RETH, Vice President.
THOMAS WlSTAk, M. Dr. j. B, TOWNSEND.
7H3 Medical Examiner, Legal Adviser. .Fl
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TIRE INSURANCE EXCLOSIVELY.-THE
n PENNSYLVAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
"a NY-IncorpOrated lS25-Charter Perpetual-NO,
$40 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence square.
This Company, tavorably known 70 the community
for over forty years. continues 10 insure against loss
or damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings,
either perm nenLly for a limited time. Also on
Furniture, Stocks Of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rS SS asT CapitsI together with large Surplus Fand
Invested In The most careful manner, which enables
them 10 offer to the insured undoubted security in
the case of loss. a
Daniel Smith, Jr. yohn DeyereuR,
Alexander Benson, 1nOihhs smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst, henry Lewis
Thomas Robbins, J. dIungham Feli
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WILLIAM q. CROwELL, Secretary. SO2
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ARRlVWD YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal 20 hours from Savannah,
with cotton, etc. to Phliadeph and Southern Mail
steamship Co, Below Reedy Island passed brigs oak
Point, from New York, and j, ID. Gilbert,
steamship Norman, Crowell, 46 hours from Boston,
with mdse. and passengers to II. Winsor 81 Co.
BT, brig Wild Flower, Sanford Is days from East
Cairos, with salt to A, Kerr Bro, Left brig Lotte,
for Baltimore, to sail Aug. IS.
SChr j. q. Atkins, Atkins, 2 days from Milton with
grain TO Christian d Co.
Schr ]. Whtby, Henderson. day from Delaware
City. with grain TO Christian d Co.
Schr Malvina, Elngswerth, days from Milford,
with grain to Christian d Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols "A hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. NJ Baird d Co.
Steamer Sarah Jones, "a hours from New YORK. Win
mdse to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
steamer E. C. Biddle, McCue "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde d Co. go
Steamer II. l.. Cav, Her, l3 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr. .
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
tow of barges to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, from Chester river, with peaches
to w. p. Clyde & Co.
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-Mr' James hannay 1Isy VIZ ~ Degin, IN the Sep
tember part OF OaSsestS 8 oI@gGS"e, series of
papers entitled Iers9hSl s 1l5. 1.ec2n5 Sections of
Alexander enlth ana oi NuihpuIsn Society"
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MEMORANDA.


John, N, b. 3lst ult.
Ship Rather, Estanza from St. John, N. b., In
Penarth Roads 18th ult.
steamship Tonawanda Jennings, hence, at SaYan-
nah yesterday morning.
Bar9ue Trinity, Hartz for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York I'd inst. esyETg
Brig j. Aviles Phibrook, from Bangor for Philadel-
phiR at Salem lsJ inst
Brig Roslyn. Tuthill, from Bordeaux for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Halifax 3lst ult, the captain re-
naming on shore sick. psepS
Schr Nj. Mcneil, Snow. hence at Savannah yester-
day morning. -SAEd .
Schr j. b. Cunningham, hence, at Norwich Slst ult
Schr Windward Fooke, tor Philadelphia sailed from
Schr O. r. Vlckery, Benton. from DIghton for Phi
ladel ph1a. at Newport 3lst ult.
Schr Mary r. Hickman, Calhoun, hence AT NorIolk
Schr A. M. Pettt Chase, hence. at Boston S1st ult.
Schr Little Rock, Richmond, hence, at washington,
scbIs Oh "a ! ~ Ford Adams; Gen. Grant Brown; and
Problem, Owens, hence, at Norfolk Slst ult. -. -.
Schr Hiawatha, Norman, hence, at v,N ,MNeWDuryport
schrs Restless, Baxter and s. B, Strong, Conkng,
hence at Boston "a inst. -, r CO.. =,
Schrs clyde Gage; Iona, Kendall; JASON Stuart; Il.
Vaux Whitaker; Nightingale, Beebe; l.. Audenrled,
Crawford; and Walter II. Thorndike Hall, hence at
Steamer New York, Marshall, hence, at Washing
ton, ID. Co. I'd inst, ese& u
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that the Vineyard Sound
been taken of her station for repairs and the Relief
will take her place about the Sd OF september
| and remain till her repairs are completed.
! Boston, August 81 1867 a. S9A
Vessels arriving here from Gibraltar are required TO
perform three days quarantine. This quarantine Is
performed in this harbor This tntormatlon is given
because many vessels destined for Malaga go hrs TO
Gibraltar under the impression that this and That
| port are in free communication.
Malaga, August IA, 1867.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

UALNUT STREBT THEATRE.
w N e. corner Of NINTH and wALNUT I Streets
Dssil' MON DAY AND EVERY EVENING,
FOURTH WEEK OF
Shakespeares Fairy Spectacle, In five acts, Of
"A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM,
with It's unrivalled Scenery, Panorama Costumes
Accoutrem ents. triple - - .z...z,,
etc, the whole constituting - .-....,,
UNIFORMITY OF BXCELLBNCB
never eQualled In the production OF TINS RAY
Act l. Speciacular Opening Scene, at O'Clock.
Act2 The silver Cataract at o'clock
Act g. The Illuminated Fairy Fountain atVs'
Act T. The Panorama OF Athens az TO- MI, .
Act s. The Triple Transformation scene a A., 4 ~
Golden Vines ana Refulgent Temples OF ArcAui"' az
lOja. - ,-r, ~ -,rn-uv
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON az O,clock'
Shakespeares Fairy spectacle in acts, ot
"A 'MIDS UAfMER NIGHTS DREAM. .
Chairs secured six days in advance. y z
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1S0Q--CHARTER PERPETUAL
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REBELS Do AS THEY PLEASE IN KENTUoKY.-
Mrs. A. M. Meeker a former Rebel spy, has
written a novel, and is trying to get it pub
lished in Louisville, in order to raise some
money. She is allowed to use the following
certificate, by the permission of President
johnson, Ex-Governor Bramlette, and Governor
Heinz
NEwBERN N O. Aug. /, 1s6j-It gives me great
pleasure To- state nat Mrs. Amanda NJ. Meeker has
rendered most Important service TO the
during the war BY her lniofhhIlou ~ tIin ~
Confederate authorities in reward TO the aIItgk o
Wilmngton and her timely waning TO the am rent
posts. OF the bockadinR ships were baVeu' Mo
in command at the time and this information was
conveyed through me 10 tne General com ulanuIns @
Meeker is deserving of all the Kindness ana CON
Il. s. BAKER,
Late Brigadif r-Geueral O, S. A
Il. j. HUGHES,
Mai. and A. q. NJ, and Agt In Europe for n. O.
OwERsRoRo, KY, July 49, lS67.-Mrs. Meeler, the
authoress o" kernwoodn is personally known TO me.
IL made her acquaintance in Richmond Va, where
she was devotng her time and means in alevtating the
suffering of tue sick and wounded soldiers. most
cordially commend her and her book 10 every one
GEORGE W. JRIPLETH,
Late OF the Confederate States a Army.
/ became acquainted with Mrs Meeker ib Rich
1nond 1861 where she devOting her Time TO tho
sick aud wounded. az Hospital No, 10. know Mrs
Meeker the lady who gave General Magrnde
such Information as TO cause the defeat OF Camera
J. p wASHBrRN
he I.oetf
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS YESTERDAY

The following European and coAslviss bound stesmsrs
lon this port yesterday
The Europe OF the General Transatlantic Company .
line, left pier 80 North nver for Havrc with hun.
drcd and sixty cabin passenger. S2s7 900 specie aud
. full cargo
The GermaalA Of the Hamburg American Packet Com.
psny's ne ief. her dock Hoboken for Hamburg with
tue German mas hundred and seventeen cabin and
one hundred and forty Storage passenger o 900 n
specie and q half cargo OF assorted freight
The Acadia OF the Anchor line, left pier 10 North
river for Liverpool and glasgow with twenty cabin
and one hundred and two ssersge passengers and fall
cargo.
ghs Ottawa left pier 30 North river FOR An,vsrp With
three hundred and nfty passengers aud full cargo
tobacco, cotton and provisions
The City Of Baltimore, OF the fnmsn line, left psr -
North river, for Liverpool, with one hundred and
cisnscsn cabin and sishty-cght stscr.ss passeageFs
SI5e 900 In specie tho United states msie sad u
cargo OF cotton and provisions
The Pennsyivans, OF the National steaa Navigation
Compsnys line len per ~ North river for Liverpool.
with hundred snd seventy cabin aud -tcerage pas
scngcrs sT5oooo 10 sreee snd full cargo u cotton snd
provisions
and Liverpool with si1ytso cabin aud seventy thrce
seerage and full cargo of assorted freight
me Atlantic, OF the New lotk and Bremen steamship
Compaays line, left pier 10 North river, Tor Southsnp
ton aud Bremen, with one hundred and ten cabin and
large number OF steerase passengers and fuIl
The ocean Queen, OF the Pacific NAH Steamship Com
psny's tine, left pier ~ North river California and
cpina wa the Panama Railroad with the United states
malta Two hundred cabin and tso hundred and afty
scoragc passengers snd three hundred United states
soldiers aud fun cargo
Tue General Grant left pier No North river for New
Orleans, With twenty passengers and tsgee-aaarssr
vsnnsh, With thirty passengers and full Of A.
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sheds, bat thero Is no fence In front. the
lawns aie smooth but unadorned by the careful
oces !" 'nr gardener and although he appearance "
the grounds aud their surroundnssls urally very
beiut vi, natnr has not received nun assistance from
ART "a lnis vicinity aud consequently, the place SOC
bald aud ru,t beside he highly Atod and careuiy
attended domains on all sid OF iL The road which
rans aong the ridge parallel with tn river passing by
une villas OF spleadd proportions ad tasteful adorn-
m1n u lise kept n very hne orjes shaded Win nno
trees planted at regular distances nd bordered Win
tasteful rustic fences lhroIgh this romantic roadway
OF the highest o. the knobs or hns n the summit or
tne ridge ite and situated Ia the siddle OF the long
plateau hai stretches along its top he residence OF MT
George Nor~ood plain, unpretentius, yet command
ing villa, Is ayoraby remarked both from the road in
the rear from which 1t presents chrm ng appearance,
nesn ns its 0ed of uxuriant tlage and also from
th" front, wn're s windows dominic the rivers bright
scone of aciviy and overlook grounds replee with the
most artistic adornm nts OF nature Similar 70 this IN
the residences OF Messrs. VIM aayes Densow and
Chitteuden, which command advantageous and heahtui
positions on THIS tho most beautiful and finely kept 500
ton OF the heights On the upper md OF the long rage,
over which W. have driven amid tt ia scenes which
ART only enhanc "a, the huge castieowned by Mr. u
chards ra-eS u lis Solid pondro proportions 10 rug
ged gray masses OF masonry IN sbGtement and tower'
tall against tn background OF the sky The effect or
ronehness Is dc gurdly and arsttaiIy produced and
moreover hghiy elaborated la this building which pre-
senis the api'caranco Of feuia castle done In
f-e h coors. fne young ivy climbing up tho main
towers sdcs, nd Is TO this a on 9Th lis bright green
color The bui din, ~ilc very teuifui landscape
inrnm ~ /, over arranged vthln with especiai
resart tor c1nfur SIC nd towtr the river 'front.'
OF tho castle aods oytromeiy fne birdse,e view OF
the country and the Of the ivor bay and sound
fhs groanis arc iu.hlng on ali sdes with the brilliant
hues OF hnwers: there Il lack Of shady groves lux
urlan foliage and scooth lawns, peasngiy suggestive
0f cr0que flirting coQaey and rssc sports, while the
beauties Of tho entire es,ent of ne grounds in every
way Justly the pronanesce in which they are placed
by the looming up OF the an que bsilding.
This upper section of he II ights IL at least equally
beautiful and ronsnc with that which hrst strikes the
visitor la his saudcrnss among the villas and shaded
gr unds Of the lower section
In fact natural neautes Of the entire locality are
equally balanced throughout and tie adornment OF
through the Offices Of art prompted by intellt
gencc anI supper ed by wealth. everywhere visible.
For cuniva ion Of rustic logeness and advantages Of
suburban position the Heights are pre-enineny beauti
fu whole, aud well merit the praise which has been
layishcd teen by adniring veitors as forming the
frost features Of tho imn diate sbu0s Of the moro
pOllA
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
Tho Pastor Of Sc. Boniface Church. ChicaGo.
Proves 10 be a Wolf In sheep's Clothing.
IETroyn IN Chicsr0 Trihuue Ma

For some time past rumors OF q scandalous cbarsotss
have been Sarisn. among tee Roman Catholics Of shs
church, Rev. Philip Abrecht These rumors wsrs n.
ccutly made tho subject OF inquiry by Rev. Fsahss
Fscher v. g., now acting undor the authority Of tho
Bishop, who 10 absent from the city and Monday he
subject % the scandal suspended pastor OF IL
church and deprived Of bic faculties ss priest rAs
church Many Of the female Female n members Qua Of ssss
SsSs SsssrsnS Father was '' = great nvorlsa, ritz S ss
indignant at tho proceeding declaring his expusica
They rsprssspt him = much .bsed saS
moat efficient psstor-in fact . model priest On tho
other hand tho charges preferred against Father A.
only unit disehargs sacred functIoss q
priest but destitute OF the rsl principles OF homer
eoodncs Is sss very mdss. term sSas could be apple
10 the OF which he has bcsn accused He has besa
guilty, y Is alleged OF courss Of llcsntousnes Of We
grasss-f kind, and his conduct toward certain membsD
OF hrs CATION has been such render his ms
diAe removal highly necessary 70 the good name Of -
caurrh
rhe statements made by several female members =
the congregation support Of these charges ere OF soso
nature as 70 preclude their pso 70 rsspeo.ssss E
nevspepef They that, prcsuming upon the sacrse
character Of his ONCE ~ priest, he has on numeross
ocossons profsned TOO trus connded 70 him by the.
sss5ces has hssrtessly betrayed the Innocence hs
~as bound peculiarly by his holy calling 20 protecl
pr @osa s rss.pass 70 os aonss Of this fs
worst that have been related OF tins merry MONKS ~
odd IA may be sufficient 70 say tnat IN SNOW nim
he a man totally unworthy hold amy position IN
civilized community.
Abrochts inelorous record dates much farther back
Il appears than bB connection with IT. Bcnscs
chnrrh n Chicago and his path has been marked by
f.ces of scandals similar 10 those which have cumi-
mated in ha ecsmsnt from the pricstiy oce He held
sin,trar roaitloo bis recent time since In
wtlltamsburg ~ ", which he found II prudent "
abandon 10 escape similar difficulty 10 that which
be hss recently fallen A. Warsaw, Iud., he subss-
ouentiy wss 10 charge OF . congregation and his
iuct there soon led 10 bis retirement from the place
Yesserasy witnessed quis q commo.on among the
friends of ths unworthy pastor He cn6eav0red to get
them assembled in the cburcn but the keys had bsca
tegep away from hin, and he reduced n q rshsv
Singular expedenl In order 10 obtain O final hearInx
lie invited such OF the women we're exerting them.
selves In his bchAf 10 meet him lager beer ssluoa
W tbe West Division, and there he delivered parting
hsfsngus. IN vhch be denied the charges brought
sgsinss him, and claimed that he has been made tbs
vnm Of cruel persecution. Thus and tho clash AZ
OF beer glasses closed The clerical caEe~ Of Mr. Phs
Abrssbl u CaicsaA
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mSs oa csves. shc rugged blnn whose verdsni
SIDES sweep down apparently 70 the very waters
edge all srxe the observer 81 once, and with cyery
detail of thsr beauty combined. On Fort Washington
Points projecting bluff below Mr.. Havens' residence,
and sHy fee, sbovc the rvert has been proposed %
erect ass hcse - Ssp, open the whole year round
Tho locality v mort favorable for s.sn an
being Ia close proximity 20 the raroad depot,
whence hne sasighisd drive conducts upward 70 tho
on this road from the depot and nearly on tho sum.
init of tbs height, u the neatly embowered Italian villa
Rsihbonc. The house IS thrcs siores In height, bat
almost eutrsly concealed from by the thick growth
Of trccs and shEuhbcry by which tho view over the
very finely kept and tie general Is equally
rOmsaio With the more prom nsnt points Of The iar
locality.
ON tns sre conducting along sss summit OF The rdse
leading o ~ night snges 'rpr fhs depot rad ind
modest villas side by Ode owned respectively BY Mr.
G. n connolly, Sr and g. w. Coneolly tr Both present
the architectural characteristic Of the free 1tsn styie
and ore situated admirably ,he Junction of he lane
aud road ter the d-rsy q .ss hns proportions TIE
river being somewhat ohscurei hy th'cx sngc Of the
choice shrubbey and giant ,rcc- which sdorn the hcsn
10 every rsri The grounds dnely laid out with
c.sonsi decorations IN the of psgocas flower ed
urps quaint oubutdtnss aud large hot house, where
the rares buds O promise srs born snd boom the
wear round IN the aule Of tho spo, on which these
~ villas located aud their admirable profuson OK
natural and artistic ornamentsticn which latter on
,,n'd I'm. a,s s.O' ,ss~ on our p' visw a' % the the
lovely hsi.hs Everything about tho grounds - 10
order 20 the fences Of rustic WOODWORK ana
toe de walk Of the lane which IA made OF fagsones as
regularly laid the villas vers situated 10 The hears
OF the CITY, Drey opposite 20 thssc charming grounds
however are the buildings and grounds Of the Four
~ hand CiGo' Tie building s of frame, two stories "a
height Ianiei brown. vito spacious piaxsas around y,
sni very syVr.bly situated "a q commanding knoll,
aardiag ane gic~ the house and grounds OF hr.
Connolly hut although the surrounding grounds are
peculiarly susceptible 20 nc improvements that Ar
sass css aud notwithstanding the commanding ste and
AL the advantages sppsrsinng 70 the position thers
40 air OK neglect about The place which = IN bsd coz
trsst With the neainess aud cultivated beauty 81
The opposite esiaies there is new macadamred
dtvs coUdEvtns bs club o0sss aud ths
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

me services OF the month OF Hsy, called IN the
Catholic church the month Of Mary, we're brought to
close s tho College OF r. Francis xavics Yesterday BY
very imposing ceremony, In which tho faculty and
s'udcns OF the college, and others attached to the
church and college took part. The ceremony
consisted Of grand floral and descriptive processlcu
and tue sacrifice OF the The procession formed In
the court yard OF the college and proceeded through the
gateway W sixteenth street and the church. Through
out tbs line Of procession borne banners inscribed
With the names Jesus ana Mary pictures cnbls-
matte Of passages In The lie Of Christ tablets in
scribed With the names Of prominent members Of the
Jesuit order Several Of the bovs bore large baskets
containing nora gfis aud contributions OF the students
which had been donated for the purchase OF . gold
heart kach oi the boys not engaged carrying or
other or these hauuers tablets or offerings carried
lighted taper, on which fastened small shield, with
this words Ave Maria" After the procession had
entered the church. and the boys were high
WAS proceeded with, the Rev Father Mignsrc s. j. act
Ina ~ celebrant In the course Of the The Rev.
fsther Thiery J., delivered . neat aud appropriate
discourse TO tho suderts and nj the conclusion OF the
mas the bensdlcon OF the Blessed Sacrament pro
ncunced, ater which the procession was reformed and
returned 10 ths college thus closing the exercises
Tbs fcry.third anniversary OF the American sunday
school Onion vas held the 2sth ut ~ the 40 ,demy
Of Music PhisdspbA and from the report prvs n.ed
The occasion voald apps~ ne vnoa y IN acuish-
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
IT.. rHsss CssEiscb,: 1s nsssrs.: Z: ccss.d

The GLASGOW Herald states that the las Mr John Hsa,
person. Of Park has Lett the of co., $50 for varoeS
religious and charitable purposes The United Presby-
teran Church takes ESQ the Glasgow City Mlssson
1000 toe National Bible Socisy Of Scotland E0 0oot
the Evangelical Society Of Paris f2 900: the Evangsea
sccsiy OF Geneva, 1000; the Evangelical society u
Lyons. r2 o00 the Union churches OF France In csu,
necton With Pastor Monod, f2ooo. and the waidonsaa
Church, E60O0
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
syE5sn, yES% X. ss:'Ss Hssd /. Ja.:

The spIltuass' Copvention, which has been In ~
sOn ~ the Mcoua0u for day or two concluded is De-
alterations last evening The body addressed ~
Miss Hattie wilson, Rev Mr.. Case recent convert -
BY Mr. PsebleA The latter based his remarks upcn
Newspaper paragraph calling the attention Of the peops
attending the 70 the policy Of the govern
Dr. Burma who immediately went into "viosnt phya-
cal condition, placed himself before the rostru eal
In Indian daiec for about ton minutes haranRue@
the audience In the most frantic manner His enthua
asm broughs MIN down the aisle the same time exs
ting hs voice and gcsticuisting in manner that ps
lively terrified some OF the females present He -
nnaliy quicted By Mr. Peeblss aad discussion snsus1
by others resolution was nnAy passed denouncioe
the present policy Of the government toward tho 10
diana Resolutions endorsiug the eight-hour movaueae
and expressing thanks 70 the ocers Of the Conveaeoa