Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

The Rev. G. w. Vining who has safely re-
turned from journey il the East, thoughtful
y brings US, among other curiOsit;5s, some Of
the newspapers published in Egypt and Tur.
Myi MTeyi Ihey are IN four languages, French,
turkish Armenia and Greek We cannot
read them, but he can, and through his na.
tlence We have been gratifed to learn tbn;r
contents, and the materials of which newsna-
perS are made up in the land of the Osmauis.
Our American enterprise is well represented
stoves, wooden and tin-Ware, ploughs. axes
ana TOOLS are advertised from this country. Tn
each OF the four languages are heralded tho
virtues OF the remedies made by our celebrat
ed countrymen, DR.. J. G. Aver & Co, Of Low.
ell. They seem not to depend ON their home
reputation for confidence abroad, but publish
the certificates of the Musselmen rulers them.
serves. to the cures which those medicines have
made In their midst The Rev. gentleman in
Iorins us that the whole of the remedial aid
employed IN those countries, comes from En-
rope or America, as they possess no medical
eeJlleseS OF schools In which they have any con-
;nI1ehce themselves; There arose the religious
almost all that IS useful in art or invention
must be carried back to these, the earlier set.
Elements OF mankind.-Lynn Ne.oS.
EMIGRAuoN.-The pressing need of recon.
sIrucuon In the South is strikingly exemplifed
III the returns OF the Commissioners of Emi-
grafton lor the month of April Five years
ago IL was alleged and believed that the exist
ehce OF slavery repealed strangers from the
South. Slavery no longer exists Vet of ,ooro ono
than twenty-five thousand immigrants IouJaJ
at New York last month, only five 90 TO A..
kansas, tye to Alabama, one to Florida n;na
10 georgia, thlrty-eight to Louisiana. one to
y 1HllssiSslppl, two to North Carolina. ten to |
south Carolina, one hundred and sixty-thrae
20 IexaS, and tOrty-tivo to Virginia, All these
States, get but PIT, while Illinois alone taIaS
:, ,625,'' New England more than 2,O0O and
even lnhosptable Canada nearly 500. The
south has most urgent need Of this laboring
aIIement; she has land in abundance. and Of
nc sort which when tickled with hoe will
4 aaugn with havest; !" yet in consequence OIL
ne unsatisfactory condition of political and So
'lal AFFAIRS the Drawn and muscle of Eurone
u urn away to the comparatively sterile North
que hundred thousand skilled agriculturists
ioM Europe or elsewhere might redeem an
tlon deters them, and until the comnIeto 70.
labllltatlon of the people, no considerable cur.
ent OF immigration will set in that direction.
1t is now positively stated that Charles Dick
no mas accepted an engagement to give |
otrSe OF ms celebrated readings in this coun- C
~. II tnis promise be realized, we believe
Llab MI Dickoas Will lind himself mistaken in
NC view "flcl ne holds OF the temper of the
american people toward him. He has booo
eterTed from coming here, because he imar;noa p
nat he has provoked our bitter resentment bv p
is treo handling of certain strongly marLod 4
'atureS which he supposes to be 1ecnI;ar ~ Y
le Amerlcans, IN Martin Ul=zlei,ct and T6o
".ertcaN woes lie is under the impress;on
~ ldt ne would be very unfavorably received n,
~ ~ illu none 10 welcome him. We can osS,,rs -
m by anticipation that he is mistaEon "'Hute I: n
rlcatnres IN Ch@zzle,oH have been Isn9boj iis al
cordially and good-humoredly hero as n' "a. a. By
ner SIDE OF the Atlantic, and the worId 'n9 ne he
auers Is under too many obligations 70 b;,, VI VI 81
! 4euiDer 10 MS disadvantage any iniust;ooS &c
may conceive him to have committeS '''0'S us
- METHODIST CHURCH
le ago vote was taken in the yarions Go., we
ences OF the Methodist Episcopal Tbnrob & all
uIh' upon Two propositions: that tho nama wb
the Church should be changed. AM and " tbat If,
ere should be lay representation in the vas ra6
Us conferences Returns from all the Com vie
ehces were received at Richmond, and the 10 :
Ilt is announced by an official Council of ,Sa,
'1oPs % c with regard to change of name, reo,
% Oh the clergy voted for it in the Confer =,
'es' and 400 against it, On Lay Represen- ~
ION the yeas were 1899 and the nays 37l.- ''e
conditions of the election were that three resp
rths Of the whole number of votes cast The
uld be necessary to amend the constitution is to
he Church, SO that the proposed change of muc
ne was lost Lay representation was. how. gam
r, carried, and will hereafter be observed ;n bo
Southern Methodist Church. ~ Vr I
he English Parliament eyidentlv -, ,,Fl
'h time in debate our American ConSrsIssS sS bad
Easter tsFa%sns fSGTTqd Svnn S. on April 18Th @
months, it had passed but twa,s sosslon over drop
tly unlmPortant ones, The Botr ,ttour bills,
consumed four-ffths of its time @eiOFm bill A
Madam, said husband - r.; sr,ie
in little alteration, wb;oSo 70 ms young neon con
N and sP1 b;s ;Sest;reguated w;O families ~ spring g
ders the other Se nave "a Sqarre and eacS 5o
4 to advance toward rddat which Of the two will!
!, l ue .9estnatItred and tba tbaulon ,";an