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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
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@tnlabun9 81 !: Subifription,

Der unter3ei@nete ii BON peri9teoenen
Setten aufseforcert motoen, cine @amm'
lung BET BON ibm perfabtsn unb Don
3ett gu 3eit in ben BON tbm reot8trien
8ldttern eti4iensnen @eot&te 3u peran
faltsn. Ct 1T, &pie oQe 8erlema@er,
let@t9ldubi8 nimmt bifle Muforoeruna
fir GrnR, unb min petiu@en> cine tleins
81o@ure entbaltenp
.@eeitt e Dsrmifbttn Snha1tS"
q. WoIff.
:ti&einen 3u lu0tn.
Dt 8rs@lre miro etwa so Seiten
sdblen unb rs Gents per Gremplar TO-
fteA, I'm fi& Dor @erluRsn 3u laiBsa uno
ba er. wte ale @srlema@er, tsine &apf.
ta'ien befBt 70 muB BET untsrSet@nets
ofejtnise Greunbe, wel@e auf feline g.
ot@tc 3u lublc1ibiren wunl6en erlu@en,
Jpn nit Der 8efeuunB IS Gent etnsu<
{snoen, wcflr tbuen In ipdteften6 4 $50
den ra5 9sft per ppit suseben ocer
pur& unter3eidueten lelbf %etn9ebduot9t
tperoen min.
Nu6 ber SammlunB tpsroen ale &C.
pi@tt, bic ni@t trseno wel@en auaemeiz
men @sr!b babeu we9bleiben une @eot@:
te launioen SnballS> 8aQtnben, 3eit9e>
bidte @dtbisl &C., bic Meb3abl bilpsn.
6at aud mein uNahbar" meEne Yoi<
fen ale Drotten egg poetry" ~oe1smpflt
~ bin i'd bod %ibs:Seuot toB er msin
u%ntsrnsbmen lsi1en 2elern empfsblen pitp>
oblaou, rpenn Gin Yaar Ebaler tatet ber
au6f&ausn (uQen, eitislbsn GUT 8.itrsi1:
une ser &cftn Der @er9r1bnun9 rer
@taat6< 3eitunb petwsnret wueen.
Nd&fe @ode werpe t@ u1einen @uno<
gang tur@ St. Yaul MAIDEN unr (oQtt 60
mid freusn, Don metnen bieiisen Mlittlr,
germ utetne bel&eipsne Mule nidt als
@t!effiub ab9twnlen 1u ieben.
a. @olf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
- Der S@ulbpatb BON ct. paul Bat

- Der @@ulbparb BON ct. paul Bat
cine 8elobnurg BON $500 fit isoe @n<
3eiee ars9eiebt rel@e, 100 @@uleteen<
tbur, m~utbwtQiB bei@dpi8t &porben, 3ur
Gntbedune bes Gbdttr6 flbrt. Das
8oaro bat 8let9faQs bei@lo6tn, 1& b.
na@ III e%rtunofoen, pb bic Stapt TIM
plan, tas marttbaus in etne @@ule
u%m3upanttln, ,penu Der Staotratb e6
ni&t mebr ~ Dem fraberen 3wtde BE-,
auben nil.
- Die olte Dr9z @ooesz Gtrma @atbs
cart unp 60. bat In Der Ytrlon ee5 @err>,
&. @atbcart etnen neuen partner etbal>
ten.
- 9antretb'S pcr;lelt@e @arten'
@dntereten baben f@ einen aueee3et&neten Nuf
1ber taa aan3e 2anb erporben unb ftno in isbea
@tore auf BIN 0antt porrdtbie 3u Rnbtn, TO Ger
Giaertbimsr bic 8e>urfni0e uuo tpabren Jnts-
| rt0sn jetner 3uneen i'm Auge bat. S. Il fiber
BON ero6em Wertb unb ele;t3sitis bslsbrenb, bas
@o&slbum UNI bic Nusbebnung r1an&er 9n.
bul rie3retee ~ beoba@ten, unb rieQet9t tetner
u,ebr, ale bic BpruGter ter jeSigen Qanbreb'6
bamtt bseannen, @Gmereien fur ben Wieeerser.
tauf ~ aitten, tpar Elm tletner pla1 etni8tnb,
UNI ben nptttpenbiaen 8eharf ~ 9epinneu-absr
ftttten, bat bic BtrSltsrune bsreuttne 3uesnona.
men unb taultnse BON Standardization unleree
gteRtn 2anbss fnb eeli&ttt unb ealtiptrt tporoen,
unb bic 3tbu petr 3rSlf u DIR Don banals, msl
9s 3u jener Belt fir @Gmtreien aeni8ten, Eno
III siueut 0ro6artteen @aautsn . @arten BON
1s1sburbert Ader an9swad1en une babel tptrsen
Dampffraft, perbeNerte Mai&tnerteen iunb
Drti@- Mpparate aneemanet. une stne eanle
@p!orie ppnNrbtitern If fir bic eultnr eiep Rere
uub be aQgemeinen Bprtereitun8eu fir basGiu.
{amue!u byr Grl9te enga8trt.
Qanbretb's Qaub. unb @arte1' 4a1enber, wel-
der fdbrli@ beraus ae9ebsn utrs, enttGIt tepsbl
fir Farmer ais fir @drtner etuen ueberfu6 an
| nisliaea Dinltn f. ia Is tptrb bspauptet, bae
isber Bewesuer ees QaubsS eartn eluaS fnseu
t1nn, pas fetneu >eri5nli&eu 8esarfni0eu cut.
lpri&t, ireene cine Mittbitluna, bic TIM Nxttu
brinsens feiu tann, eletastd 81 (ein Beftthun,
ayp6 sber fIein IN. gDir lentet bic Autnaert-
{amtett unltrer 2efer auf bic Ar3eige iiter Qaub-
rttb's &6n,ersieu In elmer anetru @palte bie(ta
8lattts.
-@ebracer 6amnter baben, ,pdtreut
Ge ibren @tore In 81. paul beibebalttn
audi in Minneapoli6 etuen @ottle1for'
er56net uub empfeblen mir unitre potttetu
Treunoen ba6 reue Gtabli0ement biernnt
auf's 8sRt. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
8eQeplatue,

@m lebten Dieniag ba.tfn mir taa
Bersuasen eteleu blQbtnpen @tdotaen
am Sermtuus her Mtnne(ota 8aufp 81.
lenbabn einen 8eln9 at5ufatten. Dti
aueemeine @eIddft6sS tiue pel@e At, an:
Tern Slten bertldt, 1@sint bieies freunp.
lt9e Stdct@er pent8 ODER gar ni@t beimz
geiu@t 3u babe.::. sic 9ctsl5 iinb DpQ
Safe, bic Salpons Ipoll Durfi0e, biz
@tpres nou &dufer, unb bic @t,tbe uni
&auFeute Gno tpobl 9elaunt. lno tparum
1oQten 1Ie Is nt@t fefn 6aben 1it bod
NQs6 pas pas 5erj beSebren tam.
DaS @tdptden an 1t i9rettet rebt
ldSn Doran ut,p mebren {t@ bic 3abl per
@e(9dflsbduler, &ir@en unb S@ulen In
stnem @erbaltni6e raB Benefit bab BE
unBeeenb etne iebr retde fem mub, uni
@rl@ern Die n5tbiBe Nabrune 3u lieftrn
unp pas bette 3euBniB fit ben u%1pralt,
l9en @ertb BET 8ep6lferun8 ltefern bic
2eBteren.
Inter ZEN @el9dIts 6dultrn feben
Stone, MeBner u. 60. pbenan. Dte(e8
6auS ldetnt Gle @el@dfte elmer tleinen
Staot fir lld tu perieben unt 1ereantt
Die Gtrn1a, Die ntbenbet aus cen cret
brap fen unit lisbenswiroiB1en Mdnneru
befebt, nit benert tptr felt LANCE bas Ser
enleen batter, 3uiammen 81 treftn> bauptz
@d4lt@ ber bslonbern 8eltettbttt, M9tun8
uao 3uttauea bel7sn f@ 81. Mebner, ber
oeutl@e partner, BET Der 8ep1lferun8 Der
oan3en uu9e9eno erfreutr @dbrenp eer
tpeni8en Au9enblide, bab wir @ele9enbett
battea un6 pu,t a~ufjubalten, {aben ptr>
cine Ma0e BON @aarer aler Nrt perfau>
fen, pbblet6 W n 9~e9enwartt9 ben
6auptbanbe!sarttfel ter Gtrma bilbet.
Son uneefdbr 10000 8ui@el bic na@
BeQeplaine eebra&t unp BON elmer un*
aabl gambler 9etauft wurben, etbtelt bic
Gitu,a etpa 10000 Bul@sl. Nsben
6ie(eu1 bat 81. Mebuer nod etn erpbeS
A0ortiment pen Aderbaumai@tnen, Elm
Mrtttel Der IN pieltr @eeenb iebr rtel &C.
brau@t wtrb.
@tr BE- u1ten bann nod perm @ateu
unb fanctn i'm pobl unb 8emltblt@ tpfe
tmner. Gben}o madtsn mir bic ST.
tauntlaaft bs6 9rn. @Qntber, zines iebr
0emr1tblt9en @irtb6 uub traten banr
cine Nei(e mad Der 8raueret teS 9errn
Grant at. Dte(tr Ser tppQte prattild
pr btreu, ob Die republttanil@t Ya,t.t BIZ
Eempereu3pa.ttt it unb f1ne ~ bieiem
3wede an BON (einea, betrli@en @tbrdu
etn1u1@enttn. @tr toiteten unb tranten.
uno tofeten unb tranten no@mal unit
no@mal> unp bdttsn mir unS nt&t NIT
@ewalt fcrtbema&t, 10 raroe 6err Gran|
mabrl4sinlt@ nod erpsrtment8~eiI: oer.
(u@eu nie ptel 8ier Elm republitanil9e,
&empsren >Wuder pe&til9en fam.
:-Senator 81 am ~ bat {&lie6li& aud
nod: etne: @elouerpiQisuus- ron $l5 600 III
/ GrbAuuuG etues 2eudturutss bel Yigeou Woin
am ufer eate 9upertess bur&ettbt. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

Cine arme Grau.-DaS @ins
einatt @plf6blatt melret aus ber Staot
Cincinnati ~fclaenteS broQi9e Stddben:
Sn SO. 1922 @laY @traBe fart Dor
efnt9en Sa9en cine alte fteben3t9jdbri9e
Grau, Namen6 Gpa &einbart, bic in Der
Nudbarl9aft a0eemetn betannt nal uno
fir iebr %bllfsbteIrfti9 9ebalten puroe.
Dit Nlte purce taber BON auen Seiten
rei<a untsr itdbt, nt9t aQetn son psr=
i&terenen @pbltbdttef disqualification,
fpntern aud Don ou Rdottl9en Nrn1er>
@erwaltune. Die Mlte farb; ro9 mer
bel9rei6t has Grfaunet1 Der Na9barn> al6
bic Grau, tpel9e tbr bic lebten %2tebs6oien(z
te 3u erweilen 9etommeu rpar, In einen,
alien @trumpfe im 3immer perfsdt, einen
@@aB BON iiber $500, wop,n $500
In hanftm% fltrBenbtm @plpe tparen> por<
fano
Die aru1e Gpa Bat urter @p:oe1 unb
&ntbebrun9en tbren @@ab eebGtet unb
oermebrt flr-la@enbe @rben.
-Mney bat bic @elrperwiui0una6btQ
fit ete @rmee unter protet unttr3et9uet+
Da6 1T allo Netn> aber bod Sa, etne
tletnt Yartattou In BET alien 2eter tt8
einfa@en "geto"
Gin 8ewaltt8er GrbRur3
In Der @@wef3.-@8 bei6t aug
8ern urtet benz 81. Sanuar:
eGn Der gemeinte Teterne8 I'm Gbobz
laie bat ii@ in Gol9e ftarfer Meeenel0t
eth ca. IS @eftdren umfu6enoe6 @tad
@roboeen tn 8sme9nn9 9eiebt tpopur@
bas Dorf planta %poufdnptB In 3wet
9dlften 9etbetlt 1T. @tele 6du|er fno
pur& btslen @rprutl& In Grammer 8eleet
cine Menee 8duu1e unp anbere @eoe1>
fdnbe TT beut Nberuabe ter f@ 4etilpet
bat unb IN wel9em i@war;e6 @a0tr ein,
berbrauif, nerl@wwnben. Mu@ taS Bett
ees bort ftebenoen Ba@e8 bat 1i& pertieft
unb wdl3t IN letneu,, III .etnem @trput ae,
wproenen @ewdHsr, buntle @rpma7eu
etnber. 9ebten Na@rt@ten mad TT bte
@ree nod INNER in 8twseuns, 70 ta6
nod Br6Bere @e%rbuyun9en broben, 81
Beb6roen baben fi& an OEt unb @teQe
beseben, UNI 3u unttrlu@en, &pas ~ tbun
1T, unt tpeitereS rnbeil ab3umenben. ST.
Den 2Oer Sabren bat 1@ II, borti9er St.
9enb etn dbnlt@es unBlad, iebp@ uiht
pom 10 9roBtn Dimen0ontn, trefanet.
Dit in 8u@bol3 (&5nteret& @a&>
ltn) srl@einenot SbererSaebiret(9e Biz
tnnB entbdlt fol8enoe8 5nlerat IN Sahen
Migtrau&e amtlt&er Btfusni1, III
WablbeeinFu0uneen: ~, - 49, 80"
uno Elm MetRer BON Ter Sdup:> t":>S.
i @ann auf &sttune unb serful a..
@neli& auf .pte' 8tnper': ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

Die teue &artfbtll NIT ben ibr
a%nsebdnaten Grttapa9an3en bat gum
8rcBen %2e}rweltn Der auS uoierf9en S@ub>
35Qner be, 3 fli9en GabrifRibte bic 8N>
li8un9 res @onare0e5 ni9t sefunpen,
loneern ifourd9epur3elt. @e@t
70. las 2ano wtu unb trau9t tetue
leftioneue @eleboe5una.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
3en3tu8 II. $dnGe,

5dabler tn Yianps, Mulfalii&en 9%nf,unsen'
ten, Ncten unb @aretbmatertalten.
81 @uttntee asentss fur bic besaf.nt:n ~ :
Ia. uSterrtdt auf ietem snfrunente ~tts erttetlt u.
Dtanss wersen e~eftnnt. Inter 0araatte iufrtesespeaeu'
Der Bebteuune.
Miux' -" E25R
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Suae uDrtIib aebenf

UNION HALL BILLIARD
9alppnS Neffauration
GrQme W&Qe.
$780,. ID ritte Stra e...~292
nsben Der yol .OlFre, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
minnefpta Central 8abn+

MinneapoIis nns st. %anl Reconciliation.
gerladen a0ea>st. gaxl UNI 1905 S'rm., 200 y. AIS
Na&mtttaGf.. So
81 nh ta{ftceN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

Die 9taats,3eituna ..nid,t bcitoAen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
0ie 8e3ablune bon Stoat8 Gifen'
babu, Spnb6.

9erru 81. Gsrrant'e 5eno1hrei'en geg:
bic VreNs uni bic Qeg;elatur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
santa Anna and Mckee.

Poor old Santa Anna has been tried and
sentenced to eight years. Punishment from his
native land. The ancient leader of the Church
party Is again to retire to his lofty perch upon
the island OF ST. Thomas and analyze the causes
OF his last failure TO start Mexican revolu-
ton. The truth is that there are no elements
left in Mexico as basis for revolutionary
effort The people are tired Of the bloodshed
which the Church party has occasioned, and are
now determined to inaugurate an era of peace
and prosperity. There are, however, some
interests at work which are still inimical to
Mexican stability, and these are the French
war debt and Macmillan loans. United thew
comprise two hundred and fifty millions of
dollars. Louis Napoleon tried to foist Gen
eral Ortega into transient power sufficiently
long to have him sign treaty acknowledging
the Intervention debts but it was miserable
failure The late Santa Anna movement was
In the same direction, and also failure 1t
speaks well for Mexican stability As matters
stand now Santa Anna may go to st. Thomas
or come to Staten island, and, with his "honest
lago" secretary, commence new plottings for
revolution or for empire. At all events the
old Church champion has saved his body this
time on the plea of imbecility next time we
doubt II be will be so successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

The Riotous Movement Extending-Exeter
City Quiet-A Number Of Arrests
LONDON, Nov. Noon.
The disturbances caused by want OF employ ment and
scarcity OF food continue In Devonshire
Riots are reported at Torquay, Exmouth and other
places In tho county.
BY the efforts OF the authorities the troubles t Exeter
the capital OF the county, were suppressed and the
town is quiet.
Many OF the rioters there under arrest
The Official returns OF the condition Of the Bank Of
England show decrease Of 1854 600 in the amount Of
bullion in vaults since the last statement or Octo-
Der 81.
Tho London Times this morning has an editorial on the
Alabama claims, In which u comments with much
severity on last despatch the subject addressed By
Secretary Seward 10 Mr.. Adams
Tho Life Cusrdsman, o'Donnel, who was sho. and
badly wounded this city BY unknown assassin died
to.day from his injuries.
MANCHESTER, Nov 7, 1867
Al the session Of the Special Commission to-day the
for the Crown abandoned Tho OF murder in
the remaining Indictments, and oil the prisoners now
untred viii be proceeded against on the charge Of mis-
demsauor
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SsnsrM csos.rencs 70 ,s.s they being the sat
Somposos body. The movement vas Z popular ons
ong,nating with the people. such support q 4 M
.ou from the minisry being but the expression of
s popuM win through dsviLely appointed rspve,eosa-
yves ana the speaker thought that the time hsd cnme
ne clergy should join heartily in the des1rs ~ ~
y aso unite 10 share kheI Dor and respo siblltev
,o,,' 'ser VAS read from General Fisk dated ~ a.
AAnowisdgas an invitation 70 be present. -
sul ms regret Al hrs inability 70 accept It and -
With The objses Of the meeting Ans
the enSns 81 hymn 254, Awake, Jerusalem, Awaks~
Bishop KINGSLEY addressed the m1stuE urging upcs
me congregation toe necessity Of avoiding al shasp
DE'ei or angry discussion upon this matter and urging
she cultivation OF kindly. forbearing aud Christiaa
spirit ID ~ Consideration. All partisanship, said be-
should DO avoided there occasion for partsan-
ship. II for the sake Of being understood he should
refer 70 those holding different vie this qu -
parties In descriptive sense he would say that party
which manifested the most CHRISTIAN spirit 70
succeed BE thought II this spirit maintained the
question would work tssf ous without party triumph
Indeed that of oil thlngs TO be avoided When The
great hear OF the Methodist Episcopal Church should
desire thing for the honor and glory Of God then
would come aud he thought that tmo was very q
hand.
Bishop Simpson followed, advocating in somewhat
stronger terms the ACCESSIBILITY OF the proposed change
In the government Of the Church, In order that N
lafy nigh DO drawn 70 the Church, attached
IL more closely and hands GOT 70 work Tor Chris
The doxoosy then sung. after which hs congrese
ton dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
NEW JERSEY.
Newark.


ACCIDENT on THs NORRIS Eesrx RAnRoxG - ~
accident occurred yesterday morning ON the Aorys snd
Essex Railroad whereby the lives Of many passengers
were Jscpardlzed. The half-past ten O'Clock sous6
Orange train thai road thrown on the track -
the sand pits 10 East Newark and the locomotive ss4
cars were badly smashed Tho train was under fun
Roadway, and the locomotive or the track across
the New Jersey Railroad track, doing much damaee.
The passenger cars badly damaged but uckuy me-
person was injured except the baggage master who
celved several severe bruises II alleged shat tbs
accident occurred through the negligence OF police
man, who has been arrested IN consequences.
ANOTHER SrcipE-A German, named August VOICE.
nau who resided At No. 81 Norfolk street. comulit,el
suicide yesterday morning BY swallowing strychmna
About ten O'Clock he visited the saloon OF John Bohsn
No. 1877 South Orange avenue. and informed prop-
that he had taken poison and babe him faroweN
But little attention paid TO his statements had
before made similar remarks. He left the saloon immel
diacly, and shortly afterwards found dead the
sidewalk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER s. -rRIpLE SHEET

mates Tor the current and succeeding financial years
shAi % iaid before YOU You viii Gna that they have
ooen framed with all the attention tn economy witch 10
compaaols with the maintenance OF efficiency In the
inherent branches Of the public service.
hosoRAMs GrsrIssgs-The general organization and
smcsecy Of the volunteers and militia have been greatly
improved within the last year. and the whole volunteer
force OF ontario and Quebec already w the hberay
OF the Imperial Government, armed with the brsech-
loading rtne am happy DO abe congratulate you
Providence . slsx NJ ..--'-- -~d eQ-Ies gene
naisonsjss-' OF the Domluiou. Your
ynors, 10y enters on in course backed BY the
-.sn. upper. the material ard and the most ardent
ders peace. security and pao,nsr,,v Drsva and fer
w mai your aspiration BE- directed 10 such
LIN patriotic obects and that you may bs endowed
susa sprit OF mQdsralion and wisdom as will cali
foc 70 sns great work o. union which has bssn
achieved blesslGt yourselves aud your posteriy,
and nesn starting point IN the moral. political and
mAteua advancement Of the people OF CaasdA
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The subject Of Lay Representation In Its
Counciis-yIc citing In the Bedford street
Church.
A meeting for the advancement Of the cause OF lay
representation the councils OF the Methodist Episcopal
church was hold last evening In tho Bedford street
Methodist Episcopal church. Tho meeting numeF-
ousy attended IL being found necessary provide seats
In the ases for tho accommodation OF the large audi
ence Who llled every part of the church. George o.
cynolds OF Brooklyn, called the meeting to
order ~ half past seven, when hymn 900,
commencing Assembled at Thy great command !"
was sung by tho Associated Methodist Episcopal choirs
under the leadership Of John stephenson. Prayer
then offered up BY the Rev. Dr. Foster pastor OF the
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal church, after which
Rev DR.. EDDY. OF Chicago, introduced and spoke
foIlows:He said the question OF lay represen alton
In The councils OF tho Methodist Episcopal church
not new one but had been under consideration Tor
years II had been naked up with other matters OF
purely ecclesiastical import but was happily under
consideration upon It's merits aioae There wero three
objections which had been urged against tts reccgn-
ton va:.f'rss nsam vas unsorp..rl secondly, was
the ninersucy ana thirdly was likely 70 be subver
slvs OF Methodist poty. He would not answer these
had the question come before the General Conference
and received rs earnest confederation, once in 1850,
and ssain In 1894 aud u the members thought opea
10 these objections they ought 10 have declared but
they have on the contrary announced their approval OF
!. when Vie people should desire Tbs bishops, ne
similar spirit |; and Of the great body OF
ministers, the tunerann themselves, not one nave
uttered these objections Numerous conventions more
particularly those held IN the wsst bad been
IN favor Of IT. They Dad said, I'VE believe Wl sda
70 the efcisncy Of the Church, and desire " cary "
Would they have sid th " they thought unscrip-
tura tsnding TO degrade the clergy Destroy the nr-
rsncy, or subvsrt the poity OF the Cnucn' Another OBJ
lection lar representation In the councils Of the
Church wasNbssncs Of any plan By whish u would b
Requested TO this he would say thsrs were numerous
| plans. any one OF which would be better
shaa none; but shM v" matter Tor hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
LOUISIANA.

The schools Of the Frecdmen's Bureau In
New Orleans Turned Over to the City An.
acknowledgements Of King Cutler
Union Party.
Nxw ORLEANS La, Nov. T. 1857.
All the colored schools In this city under the control
Of the rreedmens Bureau yesterday turned
the ohsree Of Board OF Public school Directors The
transfer inc udcd teachers web pupils the Board
agreeing 10 retain all teachers who prove themselves
competent upon examination. The furniture, books
and apparatus were also turned over.
r. King Cutler has organized tho Union party or
Louisiana which promulgstes ths platform or universal
suffrage universal amnesty, universal education and
opposition TO connscation The New Orleans nrpss aud
Rspubsc1n have been chosen the oflcal organs OF
the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

HtA1ftc the leases have been made with little
regard to the interests Of the city. In one case
IN East river dock is leased to steamboat
company for twelve or fourteen hundred dol
lars year, and the company occupy AZ much
room a. they need and sub-let the remainder
.. thir.y IN, usand dollars year These jobs,
We understand, will all be broken ap By
Comptroller Connolly. What Is needed is the
appropriation Of sufficient sum Of money to
thoroughly repair or rebuild jhe docks, and
the advance Of the rate Of dockaEe to q sum
sufficient to enable the lessees 70 pay fair
rents. the city doing oil the repairs The
property is worth nearly one hundred and fifty
million dollars. II can be made to yield .
largo revenue to the city by such means as we
have suggested, and is too valuable to be put
into the hands OF set Of lobby spectators.
oven II backed up by the Citizens Association
and tho twaddle of all the other respectable
old fogies In existence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
T ENNE SSEE.

The Distinction OF Color Bill in the Senate
Forged Drafts on Now York National
Banks-Tnc Fever No Longer Epidemic iu
Memphis.
MEarms Nov. T. 1857
The Senate to-day recopsidered the passing the
blu prohibiting distinctions account Of color by rail-
roads in the conveyance OF passengers A motion to
amend requiring roads 70 provide cars especially for
coiored persons. was passed
Judge John s. Brien was buried this afternoon None
OF the courts we're In session.
Intelligence has received here that drafts pur.
porting have been drawn by the First National Bank
OF Memphis on the Seventh and Third National Banks
OF Now York Tor considerable amounts being ncgo-
tiaed In the North they forgcres, tue FIRST Ma
tionsi Bank having no accounts with those banks
The Board Of Health day and passed utons
dec airing that tho fevor longer exists, and inviting
refugees TO return