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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09


Webster, like many oihor great men,
wrote hsd yer.s- occasionally, hus tho
following piece is d = higher order 'h'n
asy other a.-rihed 10 him
Nv son ,hoa was. my heart, delight,
rhy morn Of lie was gay and CHEEKY
That morn has rushed 10 sudden night,
Thy father, hen.e Is and and dreary
held thee on my knee, ny son,
Aud kissed thee Ian bins and siased
thee Weeping
Fat ah Thy li,tlr dag u done
fhou II with thy angel sis'er sleeping
The staff on " ich my years should lean,
Is broken ere tlu-c years come Ger
me
My Funeral rite. chou should Il have
seen
l,u, thou art IN the tomb before me
Thou rear It t. M no hlial stone.
Noparsnt grave with tears heholiest
Thou art nay ancestor, my son
81 -, i. t.,.',,,.,,i :. ,......,,,,t ,l,..
IT,.
On earth M lol vas soonest ea I,
Inv genera lea after MINI
Thou hast thy predecessor past
Earlier eternity Is thine
.hoai have 80, before thine eyes
The road To Heaven and showed It
clear
bas ugn u"'ash' spF,''s - |" t'e SKIES
Anu 'e'' y wy ''''''''' ''' ''''I '''''
o., "A iii Il, d..
Al hasten 10 sar,nte ,by bIi~i
Aud Oh 10 thy world welcome me.
A. frat welcomed thee to this
pear Angel thou art. sale IN heaven
No prayers 'oF 'Hes heed more o'
nai.t., ' ~, ...,.... g.. ,h,.. =. ..i,..n
whn IN baye decd nv inf,ntLsoJ
Nv Father heheld thee born
AID led fhy lettering steps with rare
Before me risen 70 Heavens bright morn,
Ny sun my fa'hef' guido me mere
Geolo,;.t. have ,ayanced ,nother
n,,.f ~ ,bo .,es, ,,,,u,i,v If tho
world SIN the YEA, igio If We are
h believe DR. lain Admiral sir
Dnyid Milne y,s,ed a .ea prot,o in
no p.,nud,. a,a on, dow,nndc,,
lid sw,v :. =, ,yonby , s,olocm;,, or
n,,,r.I c,ys,al;,,,;o, Tho son of
A1m;r,l MIL. .Jon,.1 h;s r,,he, .
nrngcssi,n and in his WANDERING.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09
New Orleans Advertisements
yxwsLxYAxp FANCY GOODS

A H. GRIswUiD a ca. old 6rm OF Hyde
n. \ Goodrich. established In New Orleans
80 years. Manufacturer. and importer. Of
Watches Je~eisy. siis.rpsr-, Cutlery. tiuas,
and Pistols. Corner Canal \ Rrysl Sta. lily
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

Our pane rank throughout ths eoan,ry as
equal " not sap~ros. 10 any gold peas manu-
iS,4pc-i, not only Tor h.lt ~ritlss qaa,iisea
hal shfkisiit, saa rirs~ni fs,-h fheyn.i Il
rat,t - uASk 10 thcif asnpIsctht", aud nonr are
.D.d ~tsr ~ '.ssht~t 6aap<yieeu1n shihskill
cau detect. We ~uuid call the s.tention Of
~ d~Aier. 10 n. cslrhs,sd PAUL BRETON
NAtsh ia. ehicb se a's rni- agent. for the
usl,sa STATES We hss. them IN silver and
! Cola esss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

KNtnHt 4 co.. dealer. Iu Machinery
~ Bcliing. Cotton Cons So. go ard "a
uflyier street New nflrsn, a.! y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09
. Above Pens in Solid Silver Extension
CASxs with Pencils
. Same Gold Pens in Gold Plated Ebcuy
Dssk Holders and Morocco Casss


Oar second quality peus are p'smprd ~.
Davis 4 Co - sud arc carefully made having
til. s~me point. As our hrst quality peH., th-
only material dincreno. being in the lasli,y Of
thr gold tn. prices are a, iplo~. M.
pen, ,5o. No ! pen, 81 o. So.i pcn,tl p
10. 5 pen, 81 50, No pen, 81 70,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

4 ,HKscKNT CiTr TOBACCO WORKS.
" Mayer Brothers Manufacture o' Tobacco
aud rigsr- dralsfs Va chewing and Leaf To-
hssra. - rehaups,naia- Steel, h.' -e-h Ns'fi'
"a aud Poydrs. NV Dfiszsz. '"iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

nOLBEAH COMMERCIAL c4LLkoE
- New ufisnns. saaadea la iss., No -
cations Box Keeping, psnnaa.hip Ian
gpsse-, Mathematics practically taught ~'u
irut. from i?roto. ilaius ppi''saf. President
.sp, "a '6B t-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

VOWS s. ul!tNfN o. tHmp Nhfe gHu
II .iniIy nrhand ilr.i g.,ss i4a1n- rls,'is o..
Hbftn- lni O1yfri go. .rTHrlir Arlald.
rta rtU.. etc. tsu by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

u 90. he l,athtt auI -hnr slnd.nE. 80 20
.Hsufr' street, Eiy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

u. %. Watk. It7. Was
f~ifsuf Nsiq,l .iil fafsof b.aars'inH H..
AIyARF 2 BROTHER rm.rlaf attention
w pllu o. srIInE N"Ht. $50. Dbl. bfs''f
.ttrei ny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

L,bR $40 hy liE~-E Agent and Cetnmi.
i sion Merchant $40. lcboapi stree,
New nflctn.. Paim soap TIDE test % ail
pot gpipf irsas, Hfaqs'as Soap the cheap
1T. i#lY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

L. +. DUCONG g. impoftct and dealer 10
l.. French. American. and English pfIg.
thcmlgal- rruumefy Patent NFlig &C.. ,if.
gicai Instrument. Ims-e- BfH.hc. ard
Druggist ,lalr.es %, Ciiuif,, >irst ,.
3Inlsbsd IN i-Ig. tsu.ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

nEGklS- a fEiFpLAtNptH. Importers
] and ipbaef- u' -i.k. NtaaH-. ls,r. rpad.
Lmbtaifcfic- o.. 10 trHH N'fssf up STAINS.
U,fn.rr q o.. vIHiF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09
stlttIrh partrg.
UI0YI I'M Vl6Ixrs.

UUU83 T68 VIVAkIe.
He, hand. arr cold, her face is white,
No more her pulses eo,ss and CO.
Her ewes are shut % life and light
Fold the white vcstures, snow on
And Law her where the violet- blow
Rut NOT beneath a craven stone,
To plead for tears with alien eyes
A .lrude, cro-s Of wood alone
shall say, that here . maiden hes
In peace beneath the skies
Y,om her morning choir will sing,
Ia. ,natin. from the branches high,
And every minstrel voice Of spring,
That thrills beneath the April sky,
Shall greet her with It's earliest cry.
When turning round that dial track
Eastward the heightened sbndowspa's,
Her litsle mourner. clad in black
The cricket sliding through the grass,
shall pipe for her an evening mass
Al las, the roo,lei. OF the trees
Shall tni the prison where she hes,
And bear the buried dns, they scirs
In leaves and blossoms TO the as,es
~ may the soul tina, warmed u ire.
IL any. born OF kinilier blood
Should ask what maiden 'ie- below,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

Joco~rs, fstsitsrs j-s,l.r-, and all dealers
~ osf IN. ,hroosboat ,hs county are feque.,-
ed " s>ad lot cifeaisf, Aiar.ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

s.uUfiiEKN Family sewing Machine Noise
: les. machine 90 Wilcox rI.is- Will sru
Hsa. 600. braid u.t xti..r tul .aii ,n1
rfahu.1'f VIII .HiI.it'f.H agents Ssutl
% tu. d -t. .tfi .tu,. Dos i-i GU ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

d. Bii ana h' importer Nus d
! ttdram@nr peyr r,in,H. S;etnsay s
SONS ,hicksflna.a Gilrf- l.btins ul is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12

gnp,f>G AyFRAr BAXTER SrRNFr About tcu
O'Clock yeAtsrday morning Joseph Baroerio Itasa
organ grinder living at No. 50 Baxter street. entered the
a revolver heavily sosted with powder and bail MIRA
Rosa Epstein. Polish woman, living next door mo 4O
appeared and requested <im TO his noise
OF her children sink, wnereupon Barberie a.
alleged. raised his pistol Que barrel OF which he d.-
charged Ms Epstein, ths ball entering her no0th
passiry the right check, INJECTING serso-s
wound The alarm wks instantly given, when Bari
ran up stairs aud iockes himself in his room, VIII
he pursued by otccr Arson, a the sixth precInct
Finding the door locked the otlcor burst IN ana ar
rested Bsrberis whom he found iygglon the bed pro
tending be asleep. On sssrchng for the pistol the
ofcer found secretod between the mattresses OF tbs
bed with all the barrels discharged except rhs
prisoner taken before Justice Downing and
mitted TO the Tennis 70 await an examination. Tho
wounded ts under the cure O! surgeon et her
residence Had the oatf passed directly into her
Mrs Epstein 10 ali probability would have been s'n'se
instantly oiisd.
ALIRaHp wmsKEr orxsArosA-The case OF rnos
Laexey. Abei McG,vney Chas Ferry Isaac somers ane
Jacob Iebmsn-the thrvs former being charged war
having stolen large quantity OF whfskey and sepre.
with having besght the yFOpsT1 betow eose-causs ~
yestseosy befogo Justice Downing 10 the Cco q Speeso
NeDsioDG Lactey. M0Gveu and Sems0 wero diechargea
the others hsid for trial as tine osnss Ssass
without baM.
PsosAuzs Ho,uuws About sdsvva o'clock yesterday
morning an alteration rod In Ffyseccnd strss<
Ninth avenue between two mon named Samss
hSockod down. In falling his head came violently V
collision with curbstone Of the sidewalk, producing
10 10 feared dangerous fracture OF ths skull Grove
wss conveyed IN hseusbe condition 70 bis ressdeuoe
rested aud locked up tho stations house toaw0s The
result Of Clowe's injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12

SPECIAL Correspondence ur TINS araAlp.


A+residenttai Election Ia be HeId-Prepesi-
ITO" for New Censtitstion-An Quiet in the
Republic.
HAVANA, July Q, 1857.
the intelligence from the capital which received
IN Jamaica on the 9th ut offers additional items
- was stated that ssnave had consented being nom-
mated President and that the election would place
ct Lanoths with Sauavs and was asserted
that the report to the effect that the latter had declared
In favor OF Sculouqus without Foundation.
The government had under consideration the basis
q new constitution, which was TO be- submitted the
country alter the Presidential election
Everything remained quiet
An English resident IA Hayti writes 10 the Jamaica
Geanr;-"From all can gather should conclude thkt
the leading men In Jamaica greatly In with
gard TO Hay. Genrard doubtless man Of ability;
bat TO conclude from his fall that his people unable
70 appreciate him Is Q decid d mistake; bis fall
upon The principle that we reap what SOW"
The Rev. Mr.. Bird, alluded to BEFORE Is Wefioyan
minister The appeal he made the legislative Assem-
bly, had made some little impression upon the people OF
Port. au. Prince
Commercially things were very gloomy but the fear
and misirus prev ousy reported had diminished Busi
ness, however, was very limited Everybody was anx-
tousy awaiting the turn Of AFFAIRS which, for period u
least would restore moro order and confidence.
BY the spanish mail steamer Puerto Rico, which A.
nvcd ct this port ON the ath inst, have received
dies TO the Both ulk Con Thursday the 9th OF June,
court martial was held 10 the MORO Castle for the
pose ~ trying the men accused Of having taken part In
the revolt OF the 7th Of June last The sat thirty
four hours, and up TO the moment OF writing We have
not beon 70 oarn the This Is the only ref
erence hnd In the papers received with respect 20 the
affair mentioaea IN previous letter.
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ARREST Of A sepurED swIxulEa.

Yesterday afternoon detectives Vaughan and Siysn
brought before Justice Bowling young man giving his
name as Charles @. Brown, who was arrested In Nor
wich Conn. on the charge Of fraudulenty obtaining
from Messrs TaIlnadge Son, No. 81 warren street,
Ave boxes of saeratus and Ave Of baking
preparation, valued at STA co. Mr.. Daniel W. fall
madre appeared before Justice Bowling and made an
In which he scts forth that on last Monday
morning he received by mail an order for the goods
from Messrs Prentiss Co.. pretending to do business IN
Norricb Conn He shipped the goods and ths follow
ing dav received Information from the police authorities
Of Norwich that the firm OF hessrs hsntiss Co. we're
svindIera Detective Vaughan was immediately de-
spatcbsd 10 Norwich and there saw Brown receive the
aoods which he removed TO railroad depot not fsr dis
tsnt remarked them and shipped the same 70 New
London Brown vas thereupon arrested BY Licutsnans
WhaiIey OF the Norwich police, and handed over 70
detective vaughan, who brought HIM TO New York. II
ia alleged that there 10 no such firm In Norwich -
Prenss Co.. and that consequently Brown obtained the
goods bv OF false and fraudulent
Detective Vaughan testified 70 seeing the prisoner
take charge OF tho goods In question IN Norwich, and
Afterwards arrcssing Brown, whom be- brought 70
this city Counsellor Patterson appeared Tor the pr
soner and examined the witnesses, but without
shaking their direct testimony in any important parti
cuar
Several other Arms in this city alleged 70 have
beeu swindled py the defendant and among them the
following are named John w. Brown, water street.
hops valued ~ 5000; Frank Miller Co. IL Cedar
street goods worth S63 60; Parker, Brooke Co, NO.
Water street. sass 6: A. Smith, No 90 Pearl street
two bsse Of hops, worth $500. which hope are alleged
Brown vas committed TO await . further Examination
on saturday afternoon II IL said be has several CON
fedeates the business Of obtaining goodsby the whole
SALE but II 10 they yet remain In the background
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ATTEMPTED MURDER N slfEckLa STREET.

About halfpast eleven o'clock last night the report
Of pistol was heard In third floor OF No. 13l Blocker
street. ofncers Beleger, Of the Eighth precinct and
Orsen Of Fifteenth proceeded to ascertain Its cause
and discovered that actres named Florence Temple
had been shot BY . man named Thomas J. Carr a
letter carrier OF station @. It app cared that Carr
had been paying attentions to Miss Temple
Of late, and had become jealous OF some
third person. and that while In couversation with her
last night ne drew pistol and aimed II at her. She
settled hold Of the weapon and succeeded In snatching
from him and throwing the door, In striking the
boards IL exploded and Of the balls took effect In
her Log entering above the knee Medical aid
moned and the wound was pronounced not dangerous
Carr arrested and locked up Miss Temple had just
returned from the West whore sne had completed
theatrical en- RAQement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

FoUR DIsnLLEMu SEIzED-Ths following seizures,
made on the charges named reported at the occ
OF the United States District Attorney yesterday by In
spectors Jewett and Cochen John Pratts dstilery,
Hudson avenue, special tax not paid. John AoGarn's
dsery. Al 205 Water street, barrels Of spirits
found falsely branded Matthew smiths distiery. ~
81 and rs Little street, false entrie, the books.
Henry Lewis, at 100 Plymouth street. similar charge.
drSd .na an aso ,nc seizure OF on nun
teenth street. New York. the charge that the barrels
were marked ''rectned," while the liquor not rec
titled.
watchmAn in the Brooklyn White Load Works. In Mar
shall street, drowned the night Of the Ith inst
ss is supposed, while bathing. HIS body found In
me rve near the foot Of Hudson avenue, yesterday
An inquest ncu y Coroner Lynch, whom verdict
Of death by drowning was rendered.
FATAL RUN OVER ACCIDENT -Coroner Smith held an ID.
quest yesterday afternoon on the body Of Bridget
Evers, who run over BY farmers wagon. at the
corner OF Fulton and Clinton and instantly
was shown that the accident Caused from her own
carelessness ana unavoidable. verdict OF death
from accidental injuries was rendered.
An OLD MAN ArrRxPrs SuIupH-As one OF the South
ferry nearing the slip at the foot OF Atlantic
street about I've O'Clock last evening" old grayhared
man was observed TO take from his pockets watch and
note book and lay them the deck, and then suddenly
spring from the bow OF the the water Every
effort was made to the man. who strange TO say,
continued to float the water - light a. cork. He
was eventually rescued by young man named Edward
Pagan. pushed out in small boat from the foot or
Congress street and got HIM safely board On being
taken the Fortythrd precinct station house no CAV
his name az Lorenzo Soherroger aged eighty years.
q resident Of New Brooklyn He could not or would
not assign any reason for the rash act.
FELL Our or A WMDow.-Mrs Moran. residing ut IL
Dsgraw street. fell from the second story window OF her
residence Tuesday, and was seriously IL not fatally
-l---~ 40 k.Aw ArlOf boon
q line from her window at tho time. and the line broke
and dragged her out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
COMMISSIONERS Of GRANTEES MUcomscreH.

The Commissioners or Charities ant Correction ~
yesterday
Commissioner Bowss, COMMITTEES ON tho Applicassa
from charitable institutions under the acs OF Legislature
Approprsting So distribution among tas chars
bio societies OF this CITY. Submitted his report
Tho following preamble ard resolutions were Asa
offered -
Whereas the resolution unantncusly adoyted By the
Board of May by its tevms excludes many worthy saf
charitable institutional therefore,
Resolved That the be repealed 30 far ~ refors&o
religious tests Adopted.
Resolved 81 Sl0, 00e appropriated 70 this
Board donations by the at PASSED April - 1887 chaP
be distributed folows:-To New York Mtgdalon
OOO W0men's Prison Association 81 90 Asylum
Lying Women 81. O0 New 70 TX Ophtbalmc Hospital
81 0O0 st. vincents hospital ST. 900 The sheering Arms
$500 Manhsttaa Dispensary $500; Colored Home S1eOs
Colored Orphan Asylum, g. 00o
Receipts for the two weeks ending to-day $l4<, 93S -
including ,I58 ~ for account OF Excise BOarll
SIS 900 from Comptroller Of this city $2470 fos Aa4
from drunken persons; S3l4 ~ from Commissioners q
Emigration Board Of smallpox patients. SO for RoAzt
L.unattcs.
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DOMINION Of CANADA.

The American Propeller Hnxe Detained by
The Canadian Executive mt Montreal for
Refusing to Salute British Gunboats-An
Expensive Seduction Case.
MONTREAL, July H. 1857
The propeller Hare, bound TO Detroit, which refused
TO salute her Macstys steamer Aurora at Quebec. ar
rived here and declined salute tho wolverine and IL
detained at waiting the permission Of the EK-
ecotivs 70 PROCEED to the United States Commodore
Harwood Is on board the Haze.
Judge Monck has condemned ono Noria TO u. 900
damages for seducng his cousin, the case being OF
very atrocious character.
Eighteen Indians and squaws leave tomorrow for
Eng and 20 piay La Crosse They take two bark
canoes and snow shoes for on the grass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
MINNESOTA DemocMnc STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention met to-day and
nominated the following ticket -Governor, Charles
Fiandrau, OF Minneapolis Lieutenant Governor, A. X.
Maynard Of Lssner county, Secretary OF state, Amos
Cbaiesld Of Belle PAN; Treasurer, John Fredericks q
Goodhue county.
suprsms ruler Of the landshe and limit OF every
power possessed BY the national government oppose
The socaled reconstruction measures - nsended solely
70 secure asosndancy Of the republican party deprs
eas the Of Congress eyemptng national securities
from taxation; oppose al prohibitoy liquor laws, and
ali laws invading the natural rgh OF men, also oppose
nero sunags charge upon the republican party the
consued separation Of the States Of the south, snamc-
les corruption and squandernG OF the peoples money
ana conclude By saying these abuses are long con-
unued they will permanently overthrow republican
liberty IN the United StatssL
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND ROBBERY IN VIRGINIA.
FORTRESS MoSRog, July 10,

FORTRESS MoSRog, July 10, 1857
Several attempts at murder and r6bbin2 have been
lately perpetrAed 10 the vicinity Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth By parties Of moro hghwaymen The last that
has occurred was IN the case Of farmer named Mr..
Oakum while on his way to Portsmouth with load OF
vegetables About Ave miles out his wagon was stopped
and he was sst upon By two staiwart negroes, who
struck him over the head with heavy iron instrument
decorating the desh, and afterwards nicng similar
wounds aoout the body They then robbed his sense-
lees bod. OF oil money aud valuables and made their
escape Into the woods Not long after the occurrences
Mr. 0akum picked up BY persons In the neighbour
hood and carried to his home where he now lies In q
prccarious condition The authorities have started
posse pursuit. ana tho most energetic measures have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
AFFAIRS In RICHMOND.
SPECIAL TsLesRAm TO THE HERALD.

Mass Meeting Of Colored Persous-The Ques-
tiou Of n Now Collector.
RICHMOND, Va, July II, 1857
OILS O'Clock r. ~
mass meeting OF coored persons held this morn
ing in the Capitol square, 1t which L. O. Donner one
Of the many aspiran In this community for the posi-
ton OF Governor, made . long address, advocating
strong Union sentiments but adverse to the social
equality doctrines accepted generally by the blacks
A local notoriety named wardwell made one OF hts
usual rad cal sero-comic speeches. telling the whites
present tho great republican book was still open for
slupars TO DO saved and that II they turned deaf ear
10 the voice OF doom neither he Hunncu could no
blamed
The attendance dispersed quietly some thirty or forty
Germans retiring bv invitation the republican head
quarters where radical speeches In the reutonc tongue
beguied the evening.
me question OF the Colectorshp OF internal
Is again asating the community OF Office seekers here.
II las been finally decided 10 Collector James
and each Of half dozen names 10 mentioned 40
likely 10 be mis- successor. Mr.. r. w. Harwood 10
thought to have the best chance In the race.
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FAREWELL 70 THE msu PRESBYTERIAN DELEGATION.

PHTLlDRLFHfA, July 1T, 1907.
A meeting atths Academy Of Music this evening 70
give farewell greeting the deegases from the Irish
fsssbyter churches the American Presbyer,ans
vas attended by an Immense concourse. Ex-Governor
Pollock presided. Addresses wero made By Rev. Drs.
Adsr and yacobus, and also Rev. Ora Dfhborn and
Hale Of Ireland series Of resolutions wsrs presented
BY Georrs IL Stuart and adopted. expressive OF the
happiness the visit OF the delegation had a6brded ths
Auoricsn people spd wishes ssr SAN voysss " h-.
land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
ARRANGEMENTS fua Tine sArwMSe o. aamM SINGERS
. N PnlLADelPuu
PHrLADrLrurA, July II, II

FHfLADnLFHfA July III, 1901.
Most extensive arrangements beng made BY the
OF the saspgsrfest Of this city make the
oeIebrauon Of the German sinsers In this city, next
vesr 4 great succ-o The utmost perfection u aimed
:, bv thoss who have the arrangements in charge.
meeting va held tonight Sasngefbund Hail. at which
representatives from all societies we're present Com
sses vere Amounted 10 receive the delegations NJ the
dinersnt dspots About hundred and eight societies
will psriicipats In the festival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
csumeucrmrur EXERCISES At AMHERST COLLEGE.

srnmouRlp, Mass. July IL. 1857.
ma Commencsmsns exercises at Amherst College o.
ourysd to-day Fortyeight Students graduated and the
kouossry degrees were conferred - follows:-
I. I. D.-Jouashan O. Perkins, Of Salem; Amase
walker, Of North Brcokneld and r. y. bissow, Of
3. D.-Rsva J. n Manning, Of Boston; VIM. Bar
rows Of Reading, and President q. T. hagoun Of Iowa
Eesp Of the Alumni have died during the past year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
THE. WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Bess LiierasS
journal tn tho Country.
Tho wssxBr HxsAxD sor the present week. 50
ready, contains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-12
The MInistry for Ontario.
OTTAWA JUN Ill 30 p M

Sir j. s. Mcdonald. Premier Of the government Of the
provinces Ontario has undertaken TO form ministry
The effect Of this appointment will be to divide the re-
form party, Mcdonald being moderate rsformer The
OF the Province Of Quebec Is reported - fol-
iows:-Premcr and Solicitor General, Mr.. Couohon; At
torpey General, Mr. Dunkin; Finance Minister Henry
stearnes: Provincial Secretary. NJ Archamboult Com.
missioner OF Crown Lands Mr. G. Oumet; Controller OF
Public Works, Nc Beadny; President OF Council Mr..
Irvrnc There very large quantity Of timber coming
down tho river, but no market for IL.