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TELEGRAMS. Ar.

Sheriff Orcutt. OF Kalamazoo, Michigan. vas
shot through the breast early yesterday morn
ing by some persons outside OF the jaiI who
~ OF burglars tools and q revolv er were found
IN tts jaD yard, and q eyoiver was taxen from
one Of the prisoners, Va hich had been passed In
TO him during the night. At last accounts Mr..
Orcuu was stili alive, but an o very critical
condition. The asssssins escaped
Dispatches from Gibraltar announce me ar
rival there OF Admiral FarraSut and ths s4 sAa
ron under Ais command.
The eanti-impeachmsnt meeting whi.n was
TO have been heLs IN Boston this evening, IA.
been postponed because the sentiment OF New
England against Impeachment is 90 uusnl-
nous that II seems needless, and because the
press has fully expressed that sentiment. The
movement vss controlled by earnest Repuoli-
cans. 3s Governor Bullock, Hon. A. W. Rlcs.
Gardner Brewer and William whiting
The Brush Parliament will adjourn on tAs
7th inst.
General Candy has iss ned his order reGu-
latine taxes for the support Of the state gov
year.
The notorious fenisu General Nagie was
caught al Sligo, Ireland. late ON Monday
night.
Notice wss given in ihe Canadian House OF
Commons Monday night that the folio wing
That IN the interest OF trade it is expeas-nt
10 enacL mat IN the future American sIl-
yer be legal tender al the rate OF o. ghty cent.
on the dollar os the various coins OF that couu-
try.
The bill for a tax OF one per cent on inco.n..
10 defray the expense OF the Aoyssinian var
passed the British House of Commons Mopday
night
The negro who committed ne outrage On
Mrs Baker. OF Princeton, Ind, was caught the
same night, and made q full confession of IN.
crime. He was then seized by a moh ana
stabbed, shot, and beaten uutl Dc was s,eaa
HIS body was afterward dragged through the
streets.
A dispatch frsm jefferson CITY saws ev,-
dences nave 70 come 10 light sboyfpr n -bor-
6ushly organ ized hand OF burglars ana rob
befs IN missouri, Illinois and Kansas Meas
nres are on ioot TO ferret them out aud bresr
them mp. - :
The family Of &. ". Cook, OF McMinnyiIle.
fehn., was poisoned a lew dave since by the
mistaken use OF arsenic for soda An maktae
bread -Four OF the family, including M
Cock, have died.
The coroner's Jury in the recent railroad ac-
cluent case, on the hamilton and Dayton rail-
roac, has rendered a verdict censuriux the
company ior neglect OF dnty, and the thres
oreaks men for not being AT their posts
Telegraphie dispatches from India report
mat disastrous cy clone visited Bombay and
vicinity In he city many houses WERE &C.
noiisneo, and the crops in the surrounding
country were destroyed. The grouLd was
swept bare. The shipping was greatly dam
aged and many vessels sunk.
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The southern Co.ve.,ieu..

The Rebubiicsn caueus in Richmond. last
night, nominated Judge Under woed for presl-
dent OF the Virginia n ucion con vel ton.
It's understood that George Rye viii be secre-
tary.
Further returns from thsRSoutn C,rolins
State election leave the success or defeat of the
convention in doubt. The contest "a elose and
General Pope teleEraphs General sway ne-
Dee :, askng whether the Aisbama cou yent
tion cannot be induced 70 adlourn witnou.
further leglslatioC, And saying u 10 doing ine
caicaiaole injury 10 reconstruction by lie LAT
action. This b the second dispatch OF the sam.
tenor frcm General Popa. Tue con yentIon Ia
not yet fixed day for Adisurnmenf. m
members declare General Pope's dispatcn m
sulune. The con vsntton yestsrday pssssd
an ordinance exemptinG $1,000 worth OF per-
sonal propt rty ana homestead ofeic hry acres
OF land for the head OF each family An ordi-
nance WA passed 20 q second reading. sue
pending all the courts OF he Stais, excspt the
supreme. Probate, and Criminal Courts An
ordinance 10 prob bis marriages betvssn whites
and blacks WAS defeated, the extreme whites
and coiored delegates strongly opposing IL An
ordnance staying the collection OF ali ceoa
until Janusry next was passed. IL ts under
stood that the military connmsnderwAi enforce
all ordinances pAsssl ~ ne convention.
In the Louisiana convention yesterday q
resolution was ofered 20 establish the seat OF
government sf Baton Rouge. 10 empower the
drst iegisIsture 70 levy q TAX TO build Ssats
uouse. Refsrred 70 the Com nit ee on 0susrsi
provisions. A resolution vas offered nxinR q
iays WORK n eight hours aud wages OF iasSr-
.rs on public works, and guaranteeing law
yers ten per cent on elections, aud physictaos
'hrse dollars per vtsit, was laid over under cne
rules
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ALEXANDRIA lTRNs.-The Journal of this
morning reports the proceedings of the Circuit
Court, Monday, Is follows: COrnelins W eudel
vs.. Ann Sheeoy al al.-Decres sntared. Sinah
Rsnsall, charged with grand larceny: gave
bsIi Of slt0, for her appearance at January
term. Administration on the estate Of William
Burley and Thomas BurIry, deceased. wa.
granted TO J. N. Steuart, Sheriff. d. L. Smoot
aud T.. "a Lowe, renewed their bonds as Nc.
taries Public.
All the A. l.. and II. railroad cross-ties, In.
tended for the extension 10 MERGERS, in Loud
obn county. will be carried 70 Laesburg to- day
oy The miteriai trains OF tina, road.
The odd Fellows, mem bers OF Sarspia Lodge
and Ns-.ey Encampmeut of Alexandra. con-
te M Ia, visiting Washington On Thursday
night
Mr.. Thomas ], Eoelin qualified yesterday As
comfy Constable by giving boad before the
county court.
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AFFAIEs IN LoUDON COUNTY, vA.-The
IL esburg correspondent of the Alexandra
Gazrtie says tr-
1.-The immense growth OF Washington and
Baltimore gives markets for our producr.
which renders farming very remuneratiye. A
great deal offruit has been sent of, and anri.
ties OF butter and eggs and poultry. Butter is
from 81 10 40 els. by Wholesale, l. g. by tne
IS or 21 pound package, and one fellow had
ihe mpuasnee 70 ask I3 cts. per pound gross
ior bis fowls, 4 close the record Of Noyeu Der
by announcing that % couples were ioiued
ID wedlock in his county during the month. of
largest number ever married in one month in
this county. Acold wind Commenced bioWine 2
last night about * O'Clock, aud ice is forming
very rapidly at this writing "a a f-1
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The Sandwich Island Treaty.
Especial despatch 70 the Starl

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-The report of The
COMMITTEE appointed by the n Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce on the Sandwich Is.
lanos treaty sets forth first that any strong ma
val power fortified In said islands would mold
the Fey 70 the Commerce Of ths Pacific Ocean;
second, mat France, England, and the United
States are stirring fer their possession; third,
tsat treaty appears 20 be best II not the only
way of preventing any hostile obtaining them
and OF securing them TO us, and that 10 will ef-
feet the object desired; fourth that the Com
merce OF the Pacific coast and of the United
States VIII be benefited Immediately and
largely by such treaty.
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MuRDERKRs STILL AT LAEGE.-we under
sand that Mr. Thomas J. kseting, States at
rney Tor Queen Anne's county, Nd, has
received information 20 the effect that Thomas
Potts, now convict and IN the n,iary.
In an application for pardon. asserts that Pippin
ana MeGipnis were not the murderers of Mr.
Roberts, ana thar should hs (Pottsl he par.
doIeo, he Will reveal the names of the guilty
parties. We learn, further that Col Len ueI
Rob6rts received some time since a letter from
1saac Snltcher, also convict. stalng in sub
stance as above, and further. that the life and
prcperty OF Col Roberts are iu danger. How
much ruth there i. in all his we do not know
- Centre rill> pby.rrsr
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The Franchise Law in Tennessee.
Especial Dispatcn 10 the Star1

NASHVILLE, Dec. 3-The Legislature de-
voted yesterday to q discussion Of the bill for
the repeal Of the section OF the franchise law
which prohibits colored men from sitting ou
1ufies or holding office. Messrs. Bean, of
Maury Wynes of Montgomery, ana Rider. of
Shelby, meoe speeches in favor of the hill
The opposition 10 the bill comes from East
Tennessee A vote will probably be reached
10. .Qay
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-FIour q shade firmer
W heat tending upward Corn without ma
teriai change. Oats a trine higher. Pork dun
and droopinG Mes, S2L121. Lard dull at
n4al3c. Barley advancing. Cotton steady
AT Is Ac. TOR Uplapds. treights steady. Tur-
pentIne quiet at 15c r-..-. ... . .. =
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RICHMOND, VA, Dec. i.-The Convention
thls morning elected Judge I nder wood Presi.
dent; George Rye, OF Shenandoah county,
Secretary; Vim. X. Tall. Of Richmond Ser.
geant alarms, and one white and two colorsd
DoorkeePers. Rev. VIM. NichelI of Rich
tnond, Was elected Chaplain
The vote for president was 65 for Under
wood and - for Wilson, who was the cauCt,-
date OF the Conservative
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DISCOVERIES IN VIRGINIA The Native
Vsrginian says that on the farm Of NJ Edmund
TallaferTo, in Greene county. iron of the yerv
finest quality exosts and in inexharstibie
quantity. Copper has been found on Mr..
EDWARD Bootcns farm in Greene county, and
is abundant mp and down the banks OF South
river. On Mr.. George Booton's farm in Mad
ison county q very valuable bad OF mari has
inst been opened, which Is seq1ai il not super
or to guanO for grasses.
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.ioh IN NashinStsn-NsrmRl and Train.
ing school.
ClNCINEATTL Dec. 4.-The liquor dealers
ol inls city, have provided for the appoint
inent OF oeleeafes to con vention TO be held
IN washington city, for the purpose OF chang.
ing the law IN regard to the whiskey tag
ihey declared IN favor OF reducing the tax to
- cents per gallon
Inc school Board here has authorized the
establishment of = Normal and Trajn,np
Sch0ol
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Housg.-After our repor. closed yessardaY-
The bill Yeporfed by Mr. Schsnck, from rhs
COMMITTEE OF Ways aud Means, providing
ths. sII cotton grown in tbs United Sta.es AZ
ter he year 1867 shall ts exempt fr ON iteroaI
taJ, was debated Up to ths hour OF a1journ-
nSlt
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oVrhe trustees OF the normal S.no,l IN
Richmond have receives ~ 100 from toe Pea
body fuoo, and about Ssoo from private coo.
sributions.
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81 4 man cTawled two aud a auarier m lies
90 all fours, In The northern part OF New YORK
Stste last Saturday. 10 WIN a wager OF ten dol.
lars. he made the distance in two hours and
SIX minutes.
= Tie eIatestdisgus,ing sc sndal IN Caicaro /.
NJ 'luDby divorce suit. in which (Sertr "a de
QuInby, aged -, sues for divorce from her
husband bepJzmin r. on the ground Of the
isfter 8 adultery with her own mother.
- Santa Anna Is sIiil at Havsna
~ England will be mulcted si.tto,eO0 or
more by the Abyssiniap war rf.. '-.-H
~ lbe Eank OF Salem, Ind. has rpdeetnsd
Two Thousand lsliars more or the notes than A.
ever ISSUED. This Is being unus suaIly solvent
-, fan ME Fern, was beaten by Hardbred at
mliwaukee-m q race. -. -g-.-.
81 mrs Gen Gaines has arrived in Nan
Oriesns 20 prosecute her claims for the esta,e
OF bsr Il Z ler, Daniel Clark. a-Hirb
|" Two youths who were walking a foot
reee In Providepce, X. l., last sunday were
lndieted violating the Ga eoafh.
~ CouriIng iesdsto court In London. The q
- ''2 oiNorce cases before one tribunal there
mncegepanon Is freq uent In the West
" AIaskas Is expected to become the New
EFgland OF the P2cihc-a Yankee conn trv f,II
OF seamsn ana nshsruen, and similarly ad ven. .
ruTous folks. 20 = = -
- Four children in Mobile died lag, w.sr
from satlDg painIsd candy. E-
s1 Rev. y. w. ShIpmsu. for mauv vesr. eon.
n 'ctsd with the Methodist Episcopal (,nnrch
i utn, cied IN Texas on the istn instant.
81 Wisconsin man has v,lk.d loo w,,.s
IN - hcprs and 20 min ntes. where's Weston
~ Henry Meyer died Ia DTS sea, 81 Stein wa
Hail, New y ork. while attending an orator.,
ihaAksgislpz evening
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
Official 'Returns-DemscFatic Majority
1880

l>pecfai Dfspatch % the Sfar.
Nsw YORK, Dec. i.-The offcia, vote OF ths
late State election was counted in Albany las.
night. Nelson ssSscretary OF State, majority
is 4.,9}U
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Democratic Nominatisn fer President.
Especial Dispatch to the Star
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. .5.-A democratic meet
ing In the nineteenth ward. held last night,
Nominated Horatio Seymour for President.
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Generals sherman and sheridan.
tGnaniaI Dean toh &1. xA.a 60

TSPecIHI UesPatCh 20 the StAr.
CHICAGO, Dec 3.-Geperal Sherman arrived
here last night, and started for the West
this morning. General Sheridan arrival here
abnonsceo last ightaf IT, O'Clock.
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TEE PREeiDENr to-day gen, into the Senae
quite batch Of appointments. Treasury De-
partment mainly,) and of cases under the
tenure OF of,ice bill. iI ciudng the cases OF colt
lec'or Callicott. OF the third New York dis.
tTict, sn collector Jones. Of Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

INTERNAL REvBSUE.-Tbe receipts from mi.
source to-day were - ,3i3, 80.
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The LATE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE wAYNl-
Ihs members Of the baE and officers OF tbe
United States Supreme Court held a meeting
yesterday and adopted resolutions OF respeet
10 the mem moTy OF the late Justice Wayne An
proprIate addresses Were made by Chief ms
tlee CbsSe, Hon. Rsyerdy johnson, don Ca
leo Cushing. Hon. JObn '. l. Pruyn. and .
IA carlisle, Esd. In fe minutes after The
a1lournment OF the meeting the Supreme
Court OF the United States met and Att5r, . v
0-heraI Stanoery arose ind addressed Tue
tourt with reference 10 the deceased Chief
Justice tbase responded. aud IN concIusisn
directed that the prOceediuLs of the tar and
oi toe Court should BE- entered upon the min
rtes, and The Court then ad IL urned tiII TO- day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

The GALLERIES OF the House Were crowded
to-day. in anticipation CT action upon the i'm
peachmeni question. The cotton tax qu.s-
ion, however, occupied the House through
ont the afternoon. and the Impeachment a. iaat-
ter will hardly be reached to-dsy
y. Sat $50 p. m the cotton bill was passed
by q large msiort,y
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FoR CoNSUL GENERAL 70 Havana ther. sre
three applicants mentioned, :. Wolf, Esq OF
OHIO, Gen. NIeksrs, present Secretary OF Le-
CATION 20 Chill. and Mr.. HolIister, of Connec-
ueui. Mr.. WOif Is very inHuentIsily urged
Tor ihs position, and seems 70 BE- the prominer,
candidate. As member Of the law hrm Of
Wolf d Hart, ana personally in society here
ne Is greatly esteemed for his talents ana worth
Of eharacfsr
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THREE SOUTHERN NSTATRs-Souih Carolina
Mississippi and Arkansas--have, in ali proba-
oili'y, failed 10 poll the requisite ore.haIf O,
ther registered vote 1T the Reconstruction
elections just held in them. The necessary
oue-helf OF the votes not being polled, the cleo
ton 1alis, and these States are con side ed 81.
haviIg rejected The Congressional plan. In
south Carolina and Arkansas the -eturns in
dicats that not more than one-fourtn OF the
registered votes have been polled, whilst in
Mississippi The number 10 some what larger
In q OF the 81 election districts OF SJuth Caro-
ina, "a whites and 2j.G55 colored men yot ID !:
ionr OF the latter being against the Con ven
ton
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1T WAS STATED yesterday that Senate eau
Gus was 10 be held O-day TO consider the o ues-
zion OF eiec'ing q Sergssnt-at-Arms On in
curry, however. We learn that no such caucus
has been held, and We cannot ascertain that IL
IS proposed % hold an V for The purpose named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

@Mr Dickens fir-t reading in ,his country
took place At Boston op Monday evening
oeiorr az exceedingly fargs audience. EN- bra
eng the most distinguished and fashionable of
Eostoh society. The audience was very en-
" husiastic, and the critics exhaust language
IN search OF words of praise OF the excellence
OF TIE readers mode and styIe. The g. lectiop :
were the Christi as Carol" and the tr,aI sc a
from Pickvick.
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Mr. STsvsSs was In bis seat to day. LOOKING
quite feeble, bu: apparently detsr mined 70 die
In harness.
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GkrBBAL MICHLER's REPORT-We refrain
nom puolisnlne the important report OF Gen
nlehl-r upon the pUblIc improvements OF he
ciiy until iO-mOrTsv, AZ his suggestion, In or
der that tns proof sheets may undergo his re
vision The report, rs IL stood late yesterday
siternoon ~ the Public Printing Once, was
'h p"ri-ct IN many respects-fafsltig>ne>r.
As an inference might oe drawn from the
Above rna- the report OF Gen Michler As i, an
peaIsd IN fun in he STAR yesterday n I'd not
been revised, At Is proper to state thar the copy
~ II appeared in The STAB, had been fully
corrected, "a will appear in comparison with
the corrected proof. sheets looked for by the
JarrIIT
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TIE rARTlrs who sold the Presidents mes
sage yesterday did not obtain copies AZ the
" bite House The individuals charged with
selling it have not recently visited the Execu-
tive Mansion How they oot aimed rhs message
i Row pretty well Gbders:Oo d. and will b.
mace pubic In 8 few days. They were az
curry morally, as though they had pledged
utir honor directly 10 the President TO with
boid u from publication until tne message was
delivered m Congress. Tor they knew +hat thu
copies tney used were ob,ained upon mar
Rledge OF hnnnr
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"kSkAAL ShskMAS - expected here IN
morrow for ne purpose Of nseting the Indian
COnmiseiorers- who VIII assemble .n this c,,v
Oh he Iuth inst. 10 arrange mai ers conne.,sd
with ibe recent treaties m ade with IN Ina,.n.
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hks fRANCIs LOED BoN d, a. ihe rpprssen
tatiVe OF me female suhrage interest. has nied
h-r apphcaiion for tue MISSION 10 England
npOn ihs pre- umPtI0u that Mr. Adams will De
called home 10 lake a Position IN The Cabinet
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TEE STRUGGLE for the mission 70 Mexico
grows warm. there being q number Of appli-
canis for the position. General Fitzpatrick,
our pressnt minister % Chill, il an xious 10 get
nearer home. and would be pleased 70 be com
nissioned 10 Mexico. The others who want
the place are Messrs. Mowry, OF Arizona; Nu-
r'ai, OF California; La Rientre, OF this city;
Gensral Aysrill, now our consul to Canada
49, DIR. ID eMabOn. OF NewYorx
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IL II NOT likely thai he President will send
any nOmiBa,ions 10 the Senate this wesx.
though II IS possibl. be may present a few
names Tor offices CT minor importance on FRI
an next, for thsactIDn of The Senst..
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LORD AAEERLi ana LADY Occupied n from,
eat IN tse diplomatic gallery OF tue Hons 20
~ and were apparently interested sp.c,,-
tore c. The pr"eeedings- a good many Ior,-
n"uss were directed towards Lady a. from
the enrrepi report tnat she wears an hundred
tEOusand dollar dress; but quiet draa drps.
bius bocy, and black veIver hs, were All "a,
,3ei TIE eye of the earisus. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

TIE CONHITTZR oF WAYS AND N.srs h,a
TIE subject OF the Contraction OF the CuIraucy
under Consideration al their r-etiog tins
morning. but No definite action was ,akeu L.
. understood Ihat the majority Of tse Com nit.
Tee " no are Western men. are Opposed co any
turner contraction OF the Currency Messrs.
hooper OF al Massschusetts, and Meorehsa 4. of
Pennsylvania- take he opposite view OF the
questioD, D
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SYSArOR WILLIAMS, OF Oregon. has pre-
pared Dill amendatory of the reconstruction
asr. which he will Introduce ~ an early uav
The change proposed is in the nth seatIon Of
NE act, which provides thar q majority OF the
rsgt''eTsd vc,.rs shall he necessary 10 ratify
tns State constitution. Senator Williams
2pendnent strikes out he word registered"
80 as 70 make II read "a majority Of the votes
cast" This 10 Intended 10 counteract any sf-
tort bat may Be made by the unrsconstructed
10 defeat me con situ ions OF the South
states by fret registering and then staying
away frOm the polls
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ADDED and the report was adopted.
Rev Ralph Wells, OF New York, was intro
dueed and welcomed 20 the convention.
Reports were called for, and Mr. Merryman.
secretary of the Baltimore County Association
remarked that "A schools had bt en- reported
aud that an Increased interest was man ifs ted
October 18th last q convention was held ar
Towsontown, which was attended by about
2W, and II wac very successfui meeting
and II was proposed TO hold another conven-
ton next October, " han Il was ts be- hoped IN AZ
The report would be of a cheering character.
There Were probably ~ schools, with 1000
scholars, among whom we're a number OF
Mr.. b. 4 Cant. OF Anne Arundel County,
stated that Ne con vention had been held there,
but that there was an Increased interest mani
tested IN the work. There had besn II schools
organized in the county vhsre there were none
before Within I'VE miles OF his residence he
qneetsoned w hetner there we're 30 children who
did not attend Sunday school There mad
been q more han nsual successful revival, at
WAich ovsf tweuty scholars Of his owu school
had professed religion.
Rev, J. ". Corrective, from Howard County,
he county, and that they were iaborins under
the dfn1eutiy OF securing faithful teachers.
Ar. W, A. Pha,r, OF Montgomery, said he
wss not syare Of asy effort bstnE made to or
the in tsrest in the work vas increasiae. Their
uaAlyocm fer scholars in the county aad q
MI. Bryan, nom en-, comfy, repor,.d ina,
the aesrse vas increasing. aad txo schools
bad been orgsnlzed In neighborhood where
there WAS no ehurcn. The great difiicuity was
yersiops in lhis school, which sseouragsd
Mr. xoliikoffer. OF Howard csun,x. .,,,.o
thai nearly every church had It's school, ana
they were proep.fons: but some of ,n..n
wrrs only Kept open daring he sum msr -
R~v.MrI Owens for.the Secrpssrv OF AHA
Tany county, reporfed that there 9, scho ,ls IN
that county, ana the work was ens0urassps.
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rtse Fg7ss sigg .ds 3F18
s st1s-a s.5R y
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PkEsoNAL.-GeneraI James r kniple. a,
HaTTisourg. Pa, is az he 81 Charles n oteI.
- Stnor Don Pedro LuelinO, OF Mexico; A.
J Giis OF toioraGa; snd Nathan CAseaey OF
he Agrleul,grai Iron WORK., OF New YORK.
AZ a. me N6tsonai Hstel 49, Hon. Dasiei
ale, Conn; q COehrape Us X. n C-,,S
. = a Hon. Jos'ph Segar, of yirgfnIa: Hon
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