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The New York herald., 1867-12-15

question wero proposed bearing en- the question Of
unity o. action, and we're fully discussed
Rev. William Dorvills Doty resis ned tho position
of Assistants Rector Of st. Pau's chlrch IN this city
and accepted call 70 the rsctorshp OF All Saints
church, IN Brooklyn, Y He entsrs upon the iabors
Of h.s new ned an Chnsimas day.
Touching the subject OF the expense OF maintaining
ministers psying their house rent iaoe expenses and
other items OF salary the Cian We "a breaks out as
foilows:-Dd such croakers think tnat Il costs
ooVOVOo 20 pay the ssiaries Of American lawyers;
that sl2 600 900 paid out an uay 10 keep
nals and $1,000 600 % keen tho dogs a Toe midst q
keep 5000 preachers In the United staiss
The new Roman Catholic church in Detroit, Mich,
and named Our Lady OF Help Church, vas consecrated
outside, and cost about $4,000
Bishop Potter has auashed the whole matter At
issue ostwssn Stephen Tyns, Jr, and Bosgs ana
st1ebA This says the lndepeads IL the greatest VIC
tory OF the Low Churchmen. Let them now take
twelve OF their best churches ana have exchange
some sunday morning aud see whether Bishop Potter
would not also quash that when Il to issue.
Tho Episcopalian 10 out in q protest and preamble
against what they call the open and secret tendencies
which exist in their Church towards the Church OF
Rome. Among tho signers Of tho protest Rev. DR.
Tying and his son, Rev. Stephen II. iyns. u.
Elder John Longley. aged eighty I've years-sn active
working minister OF the Gospel forty dye yearsdsd
at Aiiica, Ind, on Tuesday last
Rev. W. H. Swauz has been installed az rsstor or the
Morrsyilic and Yardley PAL churches Second Ad
ventL
Rev. Mr. spurgeon. OF London, has been made con.
sccus duTnB Ms long sickness that Lo mas nifherIo
done too much he says In mole TO MIS- religious
magazine :-.I have resolved, for twelve rnontas at
least, TO refuse almost all work away ir,m home"
The new Methodist Episcopal seminary at yineland,
N. j. IL 10 be Ia by 56 feet Of brick three stories
high, with all modern improvements, aud finished
the best style. Its grounds embracing ABOUT twenty
acres wil in due time be rendered exceedingly a..
uactiva
AZ sharpton, New Jersey, many have been led to .
higher Christian life, and about twenty five have pro-
fesed conversion. Tho good work continues with in
creasng interest
The salary Of Bishop Potter Or the Protestant Epsco-
pal diocese of New York, has been increased from
900 10 $4,000 He declines tho service Of secretary
10 be paid out Of the funds Of tho diocese.
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.ecortance rl.a .he INSTRUMENTATION q be. coaven.

accordance WITH the rscommendaicn Of that conven-
tion.
IL Is therefore proposed TO hold mch meeting 10 the
Brick Church, Fifth and Tnirtyseventh street,
evening OF Thursday, the 18Th instant at half
past seven O'Clock All the branches OF the Presoy-
tsFian cnrrcn and all who love the Lord Jesus Christ
beouang ether caurchss are most cordially invited
10 attend.
signed BY Rev Gardiner Spring. d D.: Rev. william
Adams ~ ID Rev. Joseph hcEiroy, n. D. Rev. Ldwin
r. Hat1eld IN; Rev. W. G. T. shedd, d D.: Rev.
Henry II. smith, DID,; Rev. William A. Scott
DID,; Rev. Samuel D. Burchard. d D.; Rev.
r. u Smith, ID; Rev. Howard trcssby, ID; Rev.
Charles K Imbre, D. Rev. George |. Prentiss, D.
y Rev s ID. Alexander DID,: Rev. A. IL Kellogg.
Rev. ~ Rowell, Rev NJ G. Saphen, Rev. George d.
Robert Carter, John stewart 4 T. wetmors. o. T.
Wood and William Walker
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REFORMED.

call has been madc for $4,000 for tho support Of
foreign MISSIONS II cannot be sent The cor
responding secretary the Board Of Foreign Missions
says
To correct any misunderstanding which may exist Il
is stated large receipts Of last cleared
away the heavy debt then existing added $l2 600 10
invested funds and let balance Of only 400 70
be applied TO the expenses Of the present year.
The Second Reformed church Of Philadeipnia (Fev T.
De Witt Talmage, pasorl enjoying special work OF
grace. Thirty rersons have entertained religious
hops among whom are promlnsnt and influential cit-
zsng. tA
Near the close Of tho session Of the General Synod At
Albany Rov. james Demarest Jr OF the se ond church
Of Chicago made appeal TO the Synod for $40 600 TO
aid them In the erection Of . house oi worship.
Ine appeal by pledges and subscriptions by the
members Of tho Synod amounting 20 $1,000
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.

Some cvusy fellow, with Emusic in his soul - nres
tho following petuant squb at popular church music
when four woodarks allowed to do all the singing
in tho Forest aud four seaphs all the singing Of heavcn
then churches afford 70 depend for singing upon
four persons who stand the lo with their lhroals
yc. from singing tho opera executing their fugue
tune and tor,usipg good old hymns In she follow
ing style:-
Wen catch the leo
Well catch the fise
wc'n catch the Tee tDs hour
Pity our pol
Pity our pol
Pity our polluted souiA
Hon take the Pill
He'll take the pill
Hs'l take the pill grim homa .N.t.
With reyercucc let the saints sppear,
.f8E And b0w-ow-ow before the LORD"
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4 BEAUTIFUL HYMN.

Tho following exquisite hymn has been pronounce
BY Dr. Bacon to bc unsurpassed IN the English OF ~
other LANGUAGE II written by Augustus l. HI
housc. who died 10 Pars some years aeos-
Trembling before Thine awful throne,
q Lord in dust my sns own,
Justice aud mercy tor my lne
Contend On smile and heal the strife
lne Saviour smesi upon nv soul
New tides OF hope tumutuous roll
HIS 30 CO proclasms nv pardon found,
Lcraphic transport wings the sound.
Earth has 10Y unknown In Heaven
The born peace OF sin forgivenf
Tears Of such pure and deep delight
Ye angels never dimmed your sight
Ye saw Of old on chaos rise
Tho beauteous pillars Of the skies.
Ye know whera morn exufting springs,
And evening folds her dropping wingS
Bright heralds OF the Eternal WIN,
Abroad His errand we fulfil;
o. tnroned in floods OF beany day,
Symphonious IN Hs presence play.
Loud is tho sons--,he heavenly plain
Il shaken with the chora stTaa-
Add dying echoes, floating far.
Draw music from eacn Ginning star.
Bu, AMID your choir shall shine,
And ali YOUR knowledge shall he mine;
We on yoar harp5 must learn 70 near
A second chord that mine viii bear
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EPISCOPAL.

The Head Of the Church of EnRiand-A Din.
Guilty in Prospect.
The Edinburg Scotsman Of the 27th OF November
says:-Ths Prince Of Wales, it appears, Is now
constant worshpper at All Saints church, Margaret
street. OF the most extreme Of the r,tualstic
churches London This - certainly in opposition u
tho example OF bis royal mother.
hisaQp Coxs. Of Western New. York, announces, as
an sxSMfH 70 be initiated, that lady Of Geneva who
viii not allow her hopQyed be ed has
lately given to variods fnsttipions of the Episcopal
Cnurcb, including Hobart College, The De Ianoay
DIVINITY School and tho Memorial church. suns OF
money amounting 10 more than $4,000.
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which leave the throat bare. and are becoming ~
ladies who have white throats. do not advise
this style for the meagre and long necked; . cer4
tain roundaess Of shape Is desirable Tor this asv
cut.
Poult, with velvet bouquets, Is the most costly
Of all this seasons materials. The prettiest have
blue ground. with black velvet moss roses; whit4
ground with mauve velvet leaves and maize ground
with velvet coral branches. Two OF the lattea
were worn at ST. Cloud on the 18th, which - the
Empress fete day; her mother, Nine. de Mon-
tito, gave . banquet and entertainment neaD
Madrid on that OCCASION which is said to have suy~
passed any fete yet given In Spain.
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ParspyrEeus lAIes rrErl,G.

R,cogpzpT With profcana sTatinac ~ Gci TIE sprii
~ love .uafy -hioA was p fsiy mausctsa ~ tne
late Jnl9a resbytHan Convention ~ fsla4ephia. and
shs call of Dsrs rrovidencs 90 clcssf arioa among
the sc.l Christians especially those o. ths rros
~ senan lamlly hold the system OF doctrine
and Tho slmo Church poNty after consultation y y
-on~idovrf eninensy proper to hold union meeting
foS ps o. ard conference 10 lbs sity o. Nsw tcrs, 10
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Several churches in Pennsylvania are enjoying
son OF religious interest AtOey, twsnty-ons, lower
Samson thrty-one In Heidcbcvg thirty -cight and at
the Paradise Charge twenty In all Ill persous have
been added 70 tAe church by confirmation.
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que-.ei 70 make the design which adopted BY tho
committee and beautifully engraved by sarain OF Pha
dalpha So earnest these gentlemen 10 fur.berng
the interests OF tbs American Bible Society," that there
probably At the present time but few houses OF the
better class IN the county Of Rockbrdgs In which
OF these certificates will not be found hanging
nx an appropria.e orlamenL --N
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Al tavern one night
Mcssrs More .y.runge and Wright
Net 10 drink, and good Thoughts 10 exchange
says aoro ssOf US three.
The whole town will agreo
There 10 only knave. and thsts Str1rCs
Eyes. says Strange rather sorel
.Im sure there's ono More
A most terrible kDave and a bite,
Who cheated nis mother,
Bis sister and brother y
"Ch, yes replied More, that ID Wright"
An old lady, professor OF the washer woman's an
had rasEagsd 30 scrape together Sufficient mssps W
bulld small house and barn the county One after
noop soon after she was comfortably established IN n6
home, black cloud IN the west, and ps-
fore many minutes tornado swept through her sman
property, scattering the nmbers OF her little barn ~
evsry direction Coming out Of her Kitchen and sess.f
the devastation the storm had made, tns old leay
frs could not ind words 70 express her w
81 last abe exclaimed :.WslI, hsre's psesy bunsx ~
No matter, though; III nay you fos Ais-Ph -
SUNDAY -
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nFFIoE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CON.
~ PANy. no West Thlrteth street, gA

nFFICE OF The HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CON-
80 II "'' Nxw YonK, April |, 1857.
10 the ssocholders u the Hudsos River Rarosd Com.
TAXA that ~ Board of Directors Of this Company,
- neesng held this day passed the following preamble
T. Where's e Stockholders of the Company at meeting
IL tho manner required BY law and held at the oce Of the
company The abb day o. March last dd with the
Sosgn snorze sanction the increase OF the capital
aoek Of tie company 10 the amount Of thirteen millions,
nine hundrcd and thousand and four hundred
Resolved Thss sie stock of the company be- and
ion: ana sSyssvsn shousand and four hum
Resoissa hsa the s transfer books Of this company be
or parties In whose shall standing that day.
IS eussd 10 4 the once Of ins COMPANY No s76
west ThIeh rest ~ the city Of New York FOR equal
ffteea dollars per ssssc AZ the time Of subscribing
Eve Sosr 81 share 81 The ssS ssy Of june next
- yivs dola par share the 18th day Of July ncxt
E,s Ssii. $500 - is;S Ssy Sssis@ssr ses,
ps s seS ~ ssa ~
nssvss yhsr Iss :. ds,ss for ,a Their own sSnssn ~
instsments Vii s. rsvsd bnt no 10 any case
y ner wi the ssk bs ssaed until the lsh day Of
ksssvs1 hst faas 70 subscribe on or be-
e. ~ s az e SsSs aus 70 s
s 19h e ~ sddlonsock and win b deemed 70 have
NJ iss nay BE- made 10 IN. .dd
: = ls ssss :ae n: %aS sa
:sS {: . = sassisd | he ..as q sss ADJ
h::s:: vssr e.r,ss dss.rs % .ss..xs fun ..gs.
e Ssess R1ss .aS
ssa 4 q ss.'a i, ., J. CLARKE, rr....s.....
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NTAMoNlL BANK OF TnE REPUBLIC,

IN tsa4S .3#ss PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1867.
In accordance with he provisions Of the National Cur
ac and the articles association Of this bank IL
has beet ermned 70 increase the capital stock OF this
bank ios dollars OQ0) Subscriptions from
for the shares allotted them In the proposed
w be payable the 81 day Of May next and viii
be rereived ut time prior that number OF
shares w1 rsmain soid Applications for which will be
received from pern desrous OF becoming sockholders
BY order d the hoard Of directors. ~
i - n I ~ JosEPn r. MUMFORD, Cashier.
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EXCURSION hSI HS ytEl pl5z 1csxsesos' xe, cn'xsA
ci4y m WI ssss .s sS: ss s:s.s:e. ss:y 80:
MED ~ Lessssn. qs.sssi ~ w. !naa c9 ss<sssay; Ju.s
lsrsssss 1s1cs L1hSr.s caPEsrs t9ss.s:kIa,s Ac.sE
Sopis, sssasopo shlrsA r. Ee.1. EeuyA Malta, Cssik
ara alma Valencia, Hadera ard 1srpn, snd the psfty
sHisf psns q insst:s. q ls sx.sls.l ssx As HolI
kal could b desired ard should - sAkersA asseutsy
zgS,.,Sns =. =. e s,s son - S: sss2 z ss sSs,
w. ''Hns'' '''''' O. o. DUNCAN, III van srss.
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desire % INFORM ks xnsrissa dss wSc VISA he Preach
capital fha they vi nnd g thsr the lsrg..s
IN rIIE wORLns - grcss thai vtn sosain sysy and
az az ~ x ever, q: HicE W Hx
nElnIUM, And ln sn % ~ snAwL p!sIhIem ~
4 Ss:n: s.sisSss9 sssi eva iss'si sssi'ssi, '0sssa
I Rsy = sssnn''sos' y any parties
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MADAME LACY -REsPECTvuLLY INFORMS rHR
ladses Of York that she has lust large
sssomsns Of French Bonncts and Materials OF her own
which she oGers ~ very low prioea Ladies will
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rCoR sALB-or ACCOUNT or DEATH, a yIne]
IN oisss wiIIinsry Bunss essbsksd ssyUA yenss viii
sui~n1S sucr Il Frsnok 0oo1s asd NE best class q
so1srs in Ne d. nne opporuniy for be1nuer every
thnn nsady fcr he sprns nses oenlcn unsuspassa -
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I,oR sArB--A FINE TEAM or DARK pAY HORSES,
IN hsnds high sight and nine yea od fast trAvelsrn
s.isss for earae O rcsd ssaml eound snd kinA Yei
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THR PUBLIC ARR HHREBY CAUTIONED AoAINsr
u paying negocaAinf certain promfssory Tor
fAsc6 ts!m being Isset .sas y esmmsrtsh 90, n
is and payable a Ne EsnAS Ksssnsi Dank of Nsv
SD Al pSss ~ = = A:yp scsP An e - ~.
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~ ~ tbs Rev. IokGzN DIx. 5. T.. n, -II
Rectsr 81 Trinity Church.
TO which ~. ADDED account Of three dayn aervtoes
hcd ID ne chAps The celsbration of the Centennial
AnniversAry 0ctebw - - and 90 fe1 The proceeds Of
g. IsrnAbss HoAsa Mulbu sss1 under the direction OF
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WILL aE scI1p At AUCTION, on sA1URDAYs THE
w ca h&, n o'elock 10 Na nnszaooa. q E1B1ou-
soxs ~ s,k sSd ssss fdoSIas ssss
one Ssoss asnslssssa os Sd can sro: n 70;
minutes to6st&er; ope sun dewn Waonn nsary newt
half spFme TsSc ns.sy ~ ssS ~ SSrhls Ms.Sss.;
nsss: MAI: ~ Al sas ssovs SfSpsrV snl b add =
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a MT PAkTIxs DESIRING TO PURCHASE YACHTS
"A o. Do3ta a any stonep11na VII great deal Of
d. ana tr?ubis Sy sddssss OaIisia wnlsa xcssr Tars
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|TO INVENTORS AND O1uERg
- Notice u herenr gfSon stAe9 ~
aen. acting under the authority q
snyy. win meee In tne city g Now
Dapervistnx lnspeqeuk 81 oeeAaY0eI
soeond MONDAY in0pri1 pTox1n1o, q
lng and testing the neoritn - sz1eo
sAaracter - 1aysbo erouyA4 oeeogu
6aid invontiooe W11l omprugD b
antt-incrustators. aAfety valves, -
aeerfng appasAeuA hfeoosss, Win
Inyontors may aPDenf p peroon
Ter the purpose Of expann1ing -
pensss VIII b allowed un1er ~ 6
~ ordsr Of Hrras- ~
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srArtH ISLAND mrellIesxcs.

RcHnoSp CorSn AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Ths attend
ance yesterday much tsan Ia other dsya
Several from New York and New jersey attended the
fair and the ladies made snowy turn Qua The judges
awarded the prizes Of Which Mr. Miller farm procure.
and Msssn Cameron sad sam psou In cattle, took the
highest The chief interest The day ~efs the srons
matches Mr. Cryps's Nswburg was the fsvoris. ana
heavy tets onersd HIN, bal not taken, - he
known 10 b. the crack horse Of the county.
About three O'Clock entres were made for stake
OF ESQ Newbzrr, Mr. CARROTS soFrei horse and
Mr.. Van Cliefs bay mare. The contest lay between
Newburg and tho sorrel Tho vol contcsfod,
and from the good running mad created
interest The sorrei horss the three heats Time
2.of-1:67-i:5s The result quite disappointed the
betting and fancy uen present IN wa followed by
trottipg contest OF colts under fo years for t2s.
The following entries fnsde: james Scguines
marc; Joseph Bennolts dun horse. and jeremiah
simonsons bay Harry. Tho latter won the race, the
time being 2.lS-2:il-2:fl
AccIpssr AT Crrros-A little eiri, the daughter OF
Mr. Lamb, Of Clifton seriously hurt Wednesday
BY being caught under falling tree Her collar bone.
was broken and shs was otherwise injured. She wa
recover.
PourrcAL.-The republicans of Richmond County
have chosen NE following Delegates 10 the senatorial
Convention :-iisssrs w. II. J. Bodlne, NJ John q.
Feeny, Pe.er G. Corliyon, j. II EgbefI g. n Hillyes
snd Q. Thompson, and 10 tho Judlcsd Convoatvu.
xessn. w T. johnson aad gsnukins wsstervst
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DEFENCE ur NEGROES.

correspondent Of the Augusta Cvonicis and ssrnsl
writing non Grsensboro, Ca, relative to the Circus
Court says
Alexander stephens was present 10 conduct the de-
fence u the neg for murder am Informed
thai these unfortunate creatures appealed 70 Mr. Sic
phens BE- rcud te with the frank that they
had no money 70 reward his services. Mr.. Stephens
entered heartily and earnestly upon their dsfence Oh
ng In Zee Of one new trial. -Four Of these
negroes found guilty Of mansaughtsr and
fenced I'm prsonment u the reuentary, one for AZ
opn on IL freely expressed with regard to Two Of these
cuprits that had they been white msr not even Mr.
Stephens eloquspos snd could have saved
them from conviction Of murder and the penalty which
the code afHxse 70 thu ofmA
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BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
SPECIAL IElEsaAm TO the HERALD.

Coutinuatien OF tho Proceedings Of the Con-
vcustes as Bu0alo.
BuvyALo, Sept a. 1867
0o'Ciock p. N.
The third day OF the Foreign Missions was opened q
hafpass nine O'Clock A. n. After the President had
called the meeting TO Order Rev. Dr. Clark delivered
the opening prayer The immense assembly congrs-
gated in the church then sssg the hymn Crook OF
Ages Glen for Me-" and The minutes Of yssssr.
day were read by Rev. n. Means ana ap-
proved Ex-covsmor W. Hale, Of New Hampshire,
read the report Of the Busneo COMMITTEES. In
their report the committee suggest that oil members
whssher corporate honorary, have tho privilege OF
participating In the busness OF the Board objection
The Rev. Dr. Ssely OF Albany, read . report Of the
mission 70 Central Turkey, and asked the
Board 70 increase the number Of missionaries
Dr. Chaplin read the report Of the Committee
on the Wostoran Mission, which adopted Prus-
dent sissrn Of Amherst College, read the report Of the
an appropriate tribute the memory Of those who died
In the service Of the Board.
The Prudential Committee in their report, ssk for
eighteen new mssionasies three missionary physcians
70 reinforce stations already occupied ana Tor fory
missoparies 10 b forwarded to . new Held making
sixyons. which they request 70 be without delay
series q resolutions requesting the Prudential Commit
tee TO visit theological semnaries and colleges call
the students TO vountssr 70 preach the Gospel 70 Abe
heather.
The report Of the Prudential and Home Coi1m,sss> n
rave rise 70 debate between Rev. J. Humphrey. OF
Chicago; Rev. Bishop Clark wisner, Of Ithaca Hol.
brosx OF Homer N Y, ana Prssdsnt stssrss ~isbous
any vote being taken on the rspora The meeting
adiournsd with bssodissson By Rev. DE- Isrsh, until
me ssnSases Il the afternoon ss~on 90 vsrv Sow
nsnios service q IAfsyssss ssd fisss SrsssSssrss
ehsroneA ftf I.N t-tf
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JEFF DAVIS TRIAL.
SPECIAL rEueaAn TO rnl mERAlB.

Chief Justice Chase 90 Prsside-fsssram"c
Of the Trial-Davis sare Or AcsuitGal N Any
Caso-POstsien or she Chief Actors.
e-l. A@4i~ RICHMOND. Va, Sept 26, 1851.
II has Gov become dsnnitsiy settled that the Davis
trial viii take place ~ tas November Of the Crcuis
Court hsre Judge Chase has expressed his intention
OF presiding and the rebel sx-Prssidsnt does fail
10 como 70 time his straw ball. questions Of great
Importance viii arise which viii require all the dipo-
macy and ability Of the Chief Justice to svads and
decide.
The opinion Is expressed that allowing Davis will ap.
pear the trial will DO shirked by the government and
the prisoner will again be set ct liberty on ball. There
ID reason however. 70 contradict such i'm
preston. Indications lead to the belief that the trial will
be proceeded with, and mass Of the most important
events connected with history Of the rebellion dis
closed The counsel for defence win demand trial. and
the government urge not ready, the court
will express its intention 70 remain In session sufficient
time 70 prepare; failing in this noe prosqui will then
entered BY which the discharge Of the prisoner may
BE- effected The latter Is not likely and the trial. which
the nation ct large demand will be proceeded with.
Davis can scarcely be convicted With Chase on tho
bench and Davis in the prisoners box and the right OF
in question: drama OF great national interest
VIII DO presented In which the principal actors will have
to stady well their parts
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Boat Race nc PIttsburx-Duquesnc Crew vic-
tortous-TImc fs4J.


from the Pttsburg Commercial, Sept ISL
Tho longtalked-of boat race between the four cared
crews OF the DuQuesne and X q. Howard Boat Clubs
came on on the Allegheny river Saturday aftornoon-
rowed the but tue Duquesns ost
the race BY their stroke oarsman taking cramp be
suit being entirely unsatisfactory, another mach
fected, and the race came on Saturday, stated
The pure Vas $500 and the distance rowsd three miles,
the boats starting from the suspension bridge going
up the river mile and . half 10 . staksboat and
return. since the match was made both crews
have been IN active training for the contest and the
rowing on Saturday proved that they had improved their
time shortly after Ave O'Clock both made their
appsarancs and greeted with cheers By the large
crowd OF spectators who hned the bridges and shore
The Duquesne crew, cousisng Of John fsher tstroke
TIL och00ed, August Hollendor and William Wortning
ton, rowsd In the H. p. wllams and dressed in
Au<ensttA and consisted OF H. Hsnna (stroke),
william Lang, August Miller and william Hava
They were clad IN q complete suit Of whta Both
crews appeared confident Of success. Al eighteen
given, ed the eight oars dipped tho water smuItA-
nsoasly. The DuquesDe crew gained the lead slightly,
end ~ the Hand street bridge about length In
sdvApee ~ vigorous squirt, However, the Howard
gained rapidly, and At the Railroad bridge the boats
were almost even. Il was soon noticeable that the
howard we've stacking their speed while Their CON-
pstiou seemed 70 be inspired with renewed vgor, and
were rapidly widening the gap between them Al the
siakeboat the o. n. r Williams half dozen sng
IN advance OF the Augsoetia In turning ~ appears
and some time vas consumed In getting ~ loose The
race could nov have been said to be over the mali
dozen lengths whSh had separated the boats hsd
Increased 10 dozen, and the DuQu boat bed
the starting point IN twentyoae minutes and fortynve
secoodA leaving the Howard crew ~ the Hand street
bridge Who reached home one minute a<d fifteen
seconds later Tue winning he,fttly greeted
With cheers - thew passed under The SusSsuson esdsc