The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Pan-AngIican synod.

The special services in connection with the
Synod commenced on Saturday afternoon, the
18th of September, in the Church OF st. Law,
renee Jewry, Guildhall, one of the largest and
handsomest churches in the city OF London.
The Bishop of London was first advertised to
preach the opening sermon, but in consequence
of his inditposition the duty devolved upon the
Right Rev. Dr. l.. Polk, Bishop of Louisiana.
Four o'clock was the hour appointed for the
service, and at that hour the church was crowded.
The congregation is said to have been the largest
ever assembled on a week day in the city, ex-
cept on some national special service at st.
Paul's Cathedral At the sound of the organ
processio emerged from the north west corner
of the church, and moved slowly down the aisle
about sixty choristers in surpllces singing the
professional hymn-"The Son of God goes forth
to war;" The Lord Bishop OF Louisiana, Unlteo
States, followed, attended by about thirty clergy
men in their robes.
the sermon preached by the Rev. W. Cadman,
one of the most popular London preachers
On Sunday, the 10Th, the services were re-
sumed the Bishop of Antigua preachlng IN
the morning, and the Bishop of New Zealand IN
On the 18th there were three services at the
same church, the preachers the Bishops OF Nj
agara, British Columbia, and Ontario. ro.0,r
On the 18th the Bishops OF Barbados, Laoauh'
and Rupert's Land were to preacn. A p,sbor
On the 18th the Bishop of Honolulu, Bishop
Twells of the Orange Free State, aud blshop
On the 18th the Bishop of Arkansas, the
Bishop of Vermont, and the Bishop OF New
York. r.-, Sc pLo,o
Island was to preach at Trinity Church, Foot
ing; the Bishop of Iowa at st. Ann's; Hlghgate;
the Bishop of Montreal at Curron Cnapel, May py
fair: the Bishop of Alabama at st. Peters, Be
ioizs park; the Bishop OF Quebec at st. Thomas,
Stamford Hill, ETC. etc. 4.
TWo of the United States Bishops were also to
preach at the Chapel Royal, whitehall, and tn the
Chapel Royal st. James, 10 DOM OF Wnlcn 'he
public are admitted.
N
xaine-Tho Black Flag Raised
M. Emile de GiIardin has published a cont
Dental circular issued Dy Marsnal Dazalne III
Mexico in which we read:-
sty and duty All these bandits including sh Ia1Ia thei
have been Sr Sy tHs 1ou 10 ak
Snown q 70 the roops pndef orders that do pO
eeT sHeT bs bs tsFen with his pT
No Gs sas ey
liver up into Int sha es ha9os ssngnnay SStt
between barbarism and civilization BON ndes mus
KIN BThs Circular is not to be copied into the bOOI
of orders and is only TO be gwen 10 the officers
This circular is dated October IL, 1865; but {
month later we find MIN excha1ngLng 4g SiPIn SoniPt.
Commander of the Army OF the CenCre OF tn'
Mexican Republic, whom he treats with COZ oour
teous language on account OF ms nnmSnisS MarSb
French prisoners. The following Is MARSHA
Bazaines communication
ExPEp1TIoNARY CORPS OF MEXICO, OFFICE o.
THE MARSHAL COAAAHDER-IN- -CHIEF, nlhAICu
Nov. l6. Is65.-General-I received your iHH1, %
nieased st the sentiments of humanity that nay
nimaIed YOU in this affair. Anxious 10 ASSIST you u
This paTticular, disposed TO do all can 70 Drh
shout n good understanding, Therefore haye "a
honor inform yLu that hsYeRlYen oIuSSs Stlco 1c W ~
the "a December, between eight ana Ten CocA Al, y
4he morning. In this exchange place ~ youss Hi
posaIFiIst. General Canto and all tne onlceTs thhe
prisoners taken with him by Colonel Poter SecOnu ~
All the ofceTs taken prisoners Ia IacamoSFS , ca2 o
General Mendez- Fourth. All the s0dier
taken prisoners In Morelia Ana, hnaily,
you wish IL, Generals Tapia and Juan RanlEeei
All the prisoners In Morelia Will De aeliVere
10 You on the I'd. In regard TO Generals Iapla an
Ramirez give my word Of honor 10 SET thetn :
liberty In Pueba, with safe conducts to go wher
i have appointed Captain Bocarme, oil the Belgla
regiment, to supervise the exchange OF prisoners
Captain Antonio bRlgado VIII accompany him, an
he will be escorted TO the town of Acuiizco by Be
can cavalry, / hope, General, you Will accept th
Sood Intentions offered you on this occasion. Tn
number Of OfhceIB sent you from Morelia will h
- will not close this letter without tn AMI
nIisoners Please accept the OF my dlstIi
gnisheo BAzAINE, Marshal OF France.
GenerA Riva Palaco.
General RiVa Palacio thanks Marshal Bazair
Tar ssthis proof of his humane and noble sent
ToentSn " bid he at the time know that he az
NJ SrmV had already been marked out by u
TershaI for revenge as outlaws who must
SiIlsd. INIT on no account be taken prisoner
Nothing but the fortune OF war, placing LAR