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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND THE FREEDMEN.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
FORTRESS MONROE, May M.-The Episcopal Con
venton Of North Carolina, Lately in session IN Whining
tom has adjourned and VIII be next held on the first We'd
nesday of May 1903 in TarboTo The further eonsidera-
ton Of the election of Assistant Bishop was postponed
until the meeting Of the next regular Diocesan Conyen-
ton Mr.. v. II. Smith, IRON the Committee on Religious
Instruction for Freedmen, ported the following:
K6sOtrcd That ~ Is the sense Of the Convention that "
intellectual wen ~ the moral nstrue0 of the col0d
people he attended to IN every parish by the establish
mcnt Of regular schools well SundayschOOls, in
which the principles Of tho Church shall De taught or,
where the cannot ne effected by the establish
mcnt Of Sunday yschools. and that commend 10 the
members OF the Church who suitable for cdtccbss
and teachers the Christian daty OF engaging IN this Work
without delay.
Rcsoited That wherever the constitution and Canons Of
this church are compiled with, COi0Ied men should be
received into s ministry as spiritual teachers ana
pastors Of their race.
Rcs0ccf That for the purpose Of erecting churches ana
schools for eolCrcd people this church Is Wiling 10
receive aid from all sources
vote by orders taken on these resolutions, and
resulted III their passage.
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antce of another nCurazed state. 10 secures 10 the
King Grand Duke complete Independence, and II not
only removes the an conflict but gives
fresh pledges for the strengthening OF good relations and
lOi the maintenance Cf the peace Of Europe. The GOV
crnmont has to congratulate itself upon having obtained
these results and to make known how Just and friendly
are the sentiments OF the Powers toward us The GOV
crnment thinks 1t useful to especially point out that for
The titt time the meeting Of conference, instead OF
following and COntnrg itself to sancOning lts
results has succeeded in anticipating 10 and in preserV
ing the benefits of peace This precious indication or
the new tendencies which prevail in the world, and over
which the friends of progress and civilization should re
jO!Cc
d. jules FayTe asked that the papers the subject
should he communicated TO the House IN order that de
bate might subsequently take place.
NJ ROuhcr replied that they would only be communi-
Gated after the rattCatOns had been exchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PANAMA.

The New Zealand steamer Raka from Sydney on
April and Wellington April arrived at Panama on the
18th.
The star aud Herald says: 1--WE have later dates from
Bogota Santa Martha and Carthagena. Congress was
st I'm session on the l7th but had resolved on nothing
definite regarding the Panama Ralroad resoryes ihefS
vas fair prospect, however that Messrs Tottcn ana
nelson agents VI the Company would nnay DC aoe 10
obtain a renewal OF the present grant From CsrtIageh
@ learn that the Spanish figate Navas dc TolOsa had
reached that port and taken possession OF the supposed
Chile pryateer RayO R r. Cuyer). The Spanish captain
gave the Captain OF the Rayo forty days TO prove tha
fhe latter vessel belonged 20 Colombia but meanwhe
took ont such portions of the machinery as 70 prevent
er Going 70 sea The sailed from the United states
as an American vessel but after getting to sea changed
the dao 10 that Of Colombia The crew are principally
Amereans and we learn, object 20 remain on the snip
uder present circumstances, the United States snip
Osceola which was at Aspnwall when the news arrived
started Immediately for Cartagena 10 look aiter the
aud see that they were properly protectea 9ue @
without any Intention whatever OF interfering Win Ihe
Rayo which Is now sort of nOndeseEpt as regards ner
nationality and will in Gil probability come 10 gef from
the fact beng able TO claim any haNob ae p'i
rigbtful OWneTD
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. THE NATIONAL FINAHCES
BY rfLEeEAru TO Ins rklsuxs.

BY iFtEGEATu JHg TKisUsA
WAsfIINGION, May 2G.-The receipts Of fractional
currency rom the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury De-
partmcnt during the present week were $4,000. Tie
amount sent away 2CG 0so Of which soocO Went 90
the Treasurer at York and the remainder 10 tie
National banks There ia held by the Treasures? Sc
eurity for circulating notes. <306n450, and as security
for deposits Oi public mOncys, s9052 go Total sCcuri
ties held, 5l9 G94400 The amount OF National bana
Tency issaed during the week S5 100; and the total
amount in circulation at this date, after dcduc;ng the
currency returned including the worn out notes, &c,
amounting to 17952 ~ $2ssG3ol24. The dsbusemontg
for the follows On account OF the War De
partment, si,GO3; account OF the Navy Department.
$3.50 903; account OF the Interior Department SQT7
Total slS52 2E3. The amount 81 National currency
deemed daring the week l0s00 The receipts from
internal yesterday s59 22i making the total
amount for the week s245OG and tho total amount since
the beginning of the present fiscal year s2te79sSos
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
IIAIY Y.

FLORENCE, May 1l-Eyening.-TLc OpijiORC of
this evening says I've authorized to declare wholly
incorrect the news published by the Memorial DiplO-
uatigc that Russia only consented 20 sparcpaton
n the London Conference condition that the occasion
should not be considered q precedent
The OpiliOgc proceeds to point ont that Italy IS fully
entitled to take part the assemblies OF the Powers and
adds None of the Powers represented at the Confer
proposed any such restriction, which Italy tho
other hand could not have rejected, and Russia far
from placing any obstacle ia the way OF future status
Europe cOugIatulacs herself upon Italy having taken
that position among the great Powers to which she is
titled
10 is said that the Italian Government VIII shortly lay
before the Chamber all the diplomatic correspondence on
the LuXcmburg question.
Intelligence received here from all parts q tire kingdom
states that most favorable impression has been created
by the prospect OF the suppression of the forced cur
IcnCy held out by SignOr FcIara III his recent thaneal
statement
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CIIIII.

The elections Tor Congress have resulted in de
cided majority favorable to the Government and If the
reports Of the Radical press TO be believed 1t is not to
be wondered at the legitimate influences OF the Execu
tive is at all times advantage but when unfair and
illegal measures are adopted the opposition are power
less 1t is affirmed and we have no reason to doubt H.
that whenever victory doubtful there the agents OF
Government party quite reckless ana Indifferent
the employed and II there II any cause Tor
rejoicing and feeling proud In triumph so achieved, We
have pleasure in COugTatulatng the Government. The
opposition although defeated for the present have not
lost their cause and IL there to be, hope for our
common interests there viii be, searching investigation
into the alleged and criminal abusesl That occurred
and LOnue, and If they proved then we shall LOOK
for the elections Of the Government candidates beng ue
cared null and void The Spanish question il still In
statu quo, and likely 10 remain So II IS generally be
leyed that the mediation Of the United states Will ne a
cepte.I hut the general public have little faith in much
IL any good accruing from ANY Kind OF mediation an"
we regret that in such feeling an all but uhiVcr.d De
lief should be cherished more lasting ana satsiac
tOrv cement s likely 10 arise from the goou Onie
of a friendly republic than any arbltfalneh VI inc
sword.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
EUROPE.
GREAT FRITAIN.

~ AItSN ~ TElpGEAFH TO Tux TRIBUNE
LONOoN, May &5.-Dispatthos have been received
here nom Cork which state that McEwayno and tho
offr Feuans who have been trial IN that city, have
tseu convicted and sentenced to be hanged OPren will
be next placed trial Earl Derby officially says that
Ilo Fonan Burke whose sentence of death was recently
,ommuted 70 Imprisonment life Will surely be hanged
Another great reform meeting took place IN st. Jamess
Hall to-day. John Stuart hn and other members OF
Parliament spoke favor of very LIBERAL suffrage meas
nres The Queens birthday was celebrated by general
Nominations, DC.
May Notwithstanding the declarations TO the con
ary II is thought that the Government viii not carry
into execution tLo death sentences OF the Fcnan
prisoners.
DUBLIN, May 25.-lf the Fcn.an prisoners should be
hung the authot expect cprsals The houses Of the
Iudgc and Crown Counsel are guarded day and night by
armed policemen u citizens dress.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
FRANCE.

The Prince of Wales arrived in Paris on tho nth,
and the Emperor called upon him Immediately al tho
British Embassy. go.
tho IuXcHb burg question.
The departure thc King and Queen Of tho Beigians
for Paris had been nut on tin Tuesday Wednesday, the
18th or 18th The King of italy Will be III Paris by the
beginning OF June
The France, commenting on tho explanations which
passed between France aud Prussia with rccrcrcc
20 the recent arnamcnts says "Thc subject has only
been touched upon in informal conversations We are IN
position affirm that both sides the state of things
i'm military point of view has been discussed in such
that no trace of mutual suspicion could exist ON
the subject
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE srEEET-CAR RIOTS AND FLAG MUTiiATlef-ch-
DER CT GEN. sICKLFs.
TELyeRAPH
CHARLESTON, $. G., May 26.-Gen Sictles this even
ing issued order the Of the negroes concerned ~
the streeCaP RIOTS He directs that in view OF the
general coed conduct Of tho coored population and trust
Ing 70 tho action Of the authorities for the recognition
and enforcement of their nights and privileges those
freedmen now in custody will be released eX-
copting Wm. Hughef and John +. stewart, who
being charged with stOnRg cars aud resisting
the police In the discharge of their duty and with melting
others 20 notorious conduct remanded for trial ny
military commission.
IN the Of stephen Calhoun Smith, charged with
mutiatng :he National aag at the bremens parade on
April ~ the order says The only eNtenuating olIcnnl-
stances is the prisoners acknowledgment or gnlit,
coupled with aYowaI that tho act was done IN q
moment Of undue excitement, and accompanied ny
expression Of sincere contrton for the ohensc.
Prominent and influential citizens having pettioned for
Smiths PARDON representing that his oicnse receives 20
cOuntenance III the community and IL appearing that the
confinement already undergone by the accused added 70
the condemnation Of the community, viii sufficiently ad
mCnis'hm OF the consequences OF such misconduct, 1t
is ordered that he be discharged
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CROATIA

The CrOati9n Diet has postponed the discussion oil
the address TO the Throne The Diet has resolved TO
abstain from passing all resolutions bills until the reso
luton of the Diet that mcHbor shall be liable to be
prosecuted for his speeches. to be arrested sha nave
received the sanction of tho Emperor NJ ZsiOkosrck
member of the party hostile to the union between croatia
and Hungary, delivered n speech strongly advocating
national union between SCrvia and Croatia
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BRrsr NAY 25-The London and NewTork Lines
steamer william Penn, Cart billings from Ncw-forh'
NAV H. arrived here late yesterday afternoon.
LivERroOL. Nay 25.-Iho ship Fiscata, Capt. Drum
Oud from san Francisco Feb. u arrived 30 Cork to-day
en- route to ting port Ibc snip ASIA sIeu iIV ohelus
today for San Francisco.
QUEENsrOwN. May 2G-Tho steamship Persia capt;
Judkius which lef. NowYOrk on the 10th inst, arrived
al this port tbs morning, and sailed again for Liver
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PRUSSIA

BERLIN, May lit is stated that King William
and the Emperor Russia viii not proceed 90 Paris till
next month"; VIXEN their Ma cstes VIII travel thhcr to-
gCthcr
The statement OF the PC,e of yesterday evening, That
Count BcTnsOr believed to have already given the
members of the Conference 20 understand that three or
four weeks would suffice for the evacuation Of bNen
burg, is without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
r1-rNNvIn- -unI -NTEU

CorENIIAGENM May 2G.-Tho Danish Government IL
is said has informed foreign powers that the Prs
sian Government continues 10 disregard tho obligations
of the treaty Of 1865 in regard TO SchcsWg.
BERLIN May 25-Tbc Government OF Prussia and that
Of Denmark negotiating for The settlement OF tho
North Scbeswe question
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR ST. LOUIS.
nrrLxar.rn TO THE rRiBUsa

ST. LOUIS Mo-, May ga prize ngnt ,os De'%Iv Mace
early this morning about FIVE miles from s ose S hour and
four minutes and by Shepperd. ShJ nrtns ,ns
rounds were fought, the first lasting
and ~ the longest on record ReardOn Is Dauiy Pusncu
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
ECIrADOE

Yellow fever has broken out in Guayaqnil ana
Bueuaventura and has caused great alarm among the
residents OF latter place who are dcserng the port
for the interior There IL not medical man III the Pace
The Prsfect died the day the steamer sailed.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
THE CANADIAN INSURRECTION.

Intelligence from Greek sources asserts that Omar
Pasha attacked srhaa the 4h inst but was repuisod
and that he renewed his attack on tho following day,
when lie was again defeated with great loss
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
kIICSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, May 25-Sircc tho London Con
ference the Eastern question has assumed moro import
apce Efforts win be made TO settle t The United States
Government offers 10 sen the Russian Government the
,ron-clad Aiautauomah, frigate, and two now fact
eri,isers The offer is likely TO be accepted
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PRUSSIA.

PARIS May 26-Tbo pgess of this city complain
hat Prussia Strengthening the Notifications of Ras
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
nj rsLKeKAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE

nj TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, May 25.-Adyices from Ne"-ioih
OF May by the Overland Mail received here ih au
vance of the steamer which left that city the same
day, via prppaBana yontH
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1867

leayo ths city tbs evening for Philadelphia, to assume
the duties Ct SENIOR Register In Bankruptcy OF The Fourth
Congressional District OF that city.
Senator Anthony who has been the city for several
doys, left for home tonight
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
By STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Hermann which left Bremen on the
1lth and Southampton Oh the 18th, arrived at this
port 0n Saturday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
MISSOURI.

Br TELEGRAPH To
ST. LOUIS, May 2j.-Yhe State Treasurer Yesterday
placed Sc0looO in the National Bank Of Commerce or
New York TO pay the interest the Missouri Bonds
maturing July ].
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
FRANCE

PARIS, May 25.-Tho Gar of Russia, King William
Of Prussia the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria and
the Sultan Of Turkey Will an be hero IN about two
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD.
sr rHLxesApn 70 rHx TRIBUNE.

PrrsBURGH May 2j.-The special meeting OF the
shareholders of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway to determine the question of increasing the
capital stock 81 100000 met at noon The meeting eu
horzed the increase OF the capital stock 1900 shares
The vote was 57 shares in favor OF the increase ana
mono against It. Twenty per cent of the new stock rep
ing the amount Of bonds redeemed by the SINKING
Fund be credited 10 the shareholders and 80 per
cent he paid in cash at the time OF subscribing
the 2oth and 2oth June The new stock will carry the
dividend for the quarter ending Sept S0 Persons Mnc
appear shareholders the 10th OF June viii possess
the privilege OF subscribing Certificates VIII not 10 s
sued until after July The improvements contemplated
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tinO
Great harmony prevailed the sharehoueits "a
with pleasant feelings after friendly m'ci0"""so Va
views on the PROPOSED improvements.
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ILLNESS OF BISHOP LYNCH OF TORONTO.
~ ,x,xaR nm TO THE TRIBUNE

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 25.-The Roman CathoHG
Bishop Lynch Of Toronto, Canada west s ylns 'e'y ih
at the Episcopal residence IN this city
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
WASHINGTON.

RUMOEs OF GEN. sHERIDANs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
TRIAL TO-DAY-IMPORTAEr TESTIMONY BEFORE
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

TIE srEEET-CAR RIOTS AND FLAG MUTILATIor-oR
DER CP GEN sICKLFs.
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RECONSTRUCTION.

OPINION or THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE RECON.
SrRUCIION ACTs-THE RIGHr TO VOTE AND TO nOLD
NEHI(E
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-01
MISCELLANY.
A PERFECT TREASURE.

am not the man TO have hobbies. far
from it, bat everybody, | suppo,c, likes
one thing more than anllhr, and what |
like is plate; god scrviceablc COLL and
silver, such as Is pleasant TO see upon ones
table, whether by sunshine or candelight,
and which one likes ones guest, to see.
1t is Whispered by malignant per,ons 10
at least certain good natured friends tell
me, that should not give so many din.
ner-partics, if il w.rc no, to exhibit these
costly articles. l am not conscious of
such motive for my Hospitality but if
it exist, 1t need not surely be objected TO
it is who have to pay for the weakness,
and not my friends, rs happens in some
cases | could name. III possessed a
selection Of the most hidcous china in the
whole world, anl filed my drawing
rooms with unhappy persons after dinner,
who were compelled to bow down before
Bel and the Dragon Gfl may say so with
out impiety), as Colonel Twa nkay does,
for instance. then ] grant YOU there would
be some ground OF complaint; or if
invited people TO sat homes every Wed.
ncSday evening Ga most impertIncnt form
OF invitation, in my opinlon) in order that
they should have the pleasure of hearing
me conute Professor Piebald upon the
question of the Theory of Development,
as my good liiend DIR. Twstc is in the
habit Of doing; or if | had daughter
with high notes, and inv ciglcd the unwary
with the bait Of "a lille music" like my
neighbor, the Hon. Mrs Ma. cham. 50
proud and stuck up, that she is as oft n
aS not called Lucier Malcham, who,
dare say, thinks her invitations quite an
honor TO the recpi,1ts. But there;
have no patience to speak of such people.
These, iOisDolh, are the persons-thesc,
with their tea and thin bread and butter,
and three penny worth ofcream, and with
what they call "a light retreshment" TO
follow, weak lemonade and cheap ices, to
! charge me with the crime of Ostentation
1t was not looking at my gold and
silver plate, suppose, winch made my
mother-in law bilious she might have
stopped long lime, at some other houses
/ could name, without getting the quality
"r even the quantity, OF food lhnG would
prodr &C an inlispositon of that kind
Mind, don't blame her; she gave way
TO an amiablc weakness Gt was trufiics)
poor lady, and she suffered for it more
than enough Neither was it mere
Ostentatlon, suppose, that caused me
to provide her with sick, ,nurse-Mrs
MHqucechy. My wife, of course, did
everything she could for her mother, but
ours is large household, and we see
good deal Of company so we thought 1t
best TO provide u per,on exclusively to
wait upon her. We had the highest
written testimonials as to character, and
her behavior was everything we could
wish Instead Of "inteIiering," and set
ting the other domesiics by the ears, as
persons of her class are accused of doing,
she kept herself to herself, and when
anything was wanted, she would fetch it
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-01

"Jcs' so!"--"Exactlv !"-Solon ShingIe said
they were there "cvcrv time" Iihe felt "owlev'
in the morning. lie took Plantation liiltcrs; il he
fcli wear, at night he took Plantation Bttcrs; if
he lackci appetite. was weak languid or mentally
oppressed, he took Plantation Bttcrs and they
never failed to set him on his pins square and firm.
Few persons wantan better an thurity; but as
some may, just read the following:
" owe much to YOU. for
verify believe the Plantation Bitter, have nvcd my
r, Rev. W. II. WAGNER, Madril, y. Y"
" have been great suffer-
cr from Dyspcr,iia, "nd had to alan'o" preaching;
me. Rev. c \. WILDWOOD, New York city.
" had lost all appetite
was 50 weak and cncrvatel could hardly walk.
aud had II perfect dread OF ,o,icty y
The Plantation Gitcrs have set me all right
JAMES lEMINWAY,. St Lpai~. Mo"
The Plantation Bitter.
have curcl me o dcran.cmcLt Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that ,,i>rc scl me for wears.
They act Ike II charm.
C.. e. MOORE. pa broadway, New York.
Mrs. O. NJ DENOE. manager Of the Union
Home School for ShliirrS' Children, saws She ''la>
given it to the weak and invalid ch llrcn under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hnnl lrcl rcans
Of such certificates, but no advertisement j. 80 cl-
lective as what people themselves ,hy Of good
article Oar fortune and reputation j. at stake.
The or tnul quality aud lrll character of tlc-c
goods will be sustained under every .ud all cir
cum>tanccS. They have already obtained sale
in every town, village, parish and hamlet among
civilized nations. Bl>o imiiato~S try to Gene rs
near our name and style H. they can and hccal>c
Il good article cannot he sold a. low poor one.
they find some support from parties who dn not
ca e what they sell. BE on yOLr guard. See our
private stamp over the cork.
+. II. DRAKE 4 CO.. New York City.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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NAMES OF COUNTRIES. Europe sisni-
des country of white complexion so
named because the inhabitants we're of a
whiter comp lcxion than those of either
Asia or Africa.
Asia signifies brethren, or in the m l.
die, from the fact that gcographcrs place
it between Europe and Africa
africa signifies the land of corn,o or cars
1t was celebrated for its abundance Of
corn. and all sorts of grain.
Spain, a country Of rabbits or comics.
This country was once so infested with
these animals, that the inhabitants r-ti-
toned Augustus for I'm army TO destroy
them
Gaul, modern France, signifies yellow
haired, as yellow hair characterised its
first inhabitants.
britain, the country Of tin, as there
were great quantities flead and Tin found
on the adjacent Island. The Greeks call
il Albion, which 'ignifed, in the PhGni.
clan tongue. either white or high moan-
iains, from the whitcness of its shores, or
tic rocks On tie western shores.