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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

About sn o'clock lsss night FIRE broke out on
The fourth floor OF the rear building No - Lud
low street IN the cabinet shop OF William Unger
Ths Games were soon extnG,ished by the nre-
rer. Damage 70 stock about $500 insured for 81 900
IA ne Williamsburg City and 500 IN The Exchange In
slranc. tumpanies Tne FIRST; second and third aoors
are occupcd by Jacob Iarsrf, cabinet mker DAMAGED
by water about $500. Insured for t30iQ In the New
American, Common wealth and 49, MARKS Insurance
oompsnes Thc building 10 damaged abost etco lie
evpsd py Neeh TomRkl,A 90 10 inGnxs4
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TINE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEnslr At AscuEsyea

RocxnsTER, N r, May a. 1857.
The Presbyterian General Assembly has shls morning
been occupied With un6aisbed bunssss Of minor mpss-
lance. Delegates 70 corspondlns bodies were ap-
pointed.
The report Of the standing Committee Ministerial
Relief was read and adopted.
The Assembly recommended the Observance Of the
week beginning with the nrst Sabbath in January
week Of special prayer for the conversion Of she world
The observance Of day Of special prayer for colleges
and summaries wss also recommended.
The Assembly will probably adjourn to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

PROVIDENCE, Nay n, 1907.
The win OF Shubali Hutcbins leading merchant Of
this city. who died ast week. makes bsquests
pablo objects 10 the ausount u e3&O0O, scuding
$40 900 for the educaon and Improvement Of colorcd
people AZ the South 5000 each 70 the American Bible
Society American Tract society end American Board Of
Foreign Missions: S. 900 TO his native town. Kilngy,
Conn, and 700 70 The westneld Congregational
church IN that town
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TIVE SCHOOL WHIPPING CASE N spMmeFElu. MASS.

spRNarkLp, Ma1I May ~, 1851
Mss Fannie r. Hatch, the lady school teacher whose
severe punisbm0nt of OF her pupils pvovoksa The
recent excsmeus and indgnaton meeting ID this esy,
.:s :sr;,ssss ss.ss ..s eSsaS svs - pssAs ~
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OSHKOSH, May ~, 1857.
A large nre occurred here ON Sunday. II commenced
IN FULTON livery stable and destroyed eleven buildngs
The loss 10 estimated A about SIS, O00 which par.
tally covered by insurance..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

MorrHsAr, May ~. 1897
jon DAVIS, wife, children and dozen friends -
tended S. Georges church last night Quite rush wss
made and crowd collected At the door 70 zee him.
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APPOINTMENT oF RfeyTERs IN 1ANKAupTcv.

4E PRovIDkScK, r. l., May q, 1857
Ex-Governor william II. Hoppen and James n Clarke
have been appointed Registers In Bankruptcy In Rhode
Island
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pausAslr nuaDfa Of As1uosnT o. AMHERST coLlEsf.


SFRINGFIELD, Mass, Nay ~, 1857.
The dead body Of George H. scabury. Of Chatsaugay,
New York. member Of tho Freshman class In Amherst
College, wae found In the street at Malone, New York.
10 Fricay morning. with pistol ball through the head
md another through the heart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
Secret Circular Summbning
Irishmen to Arms.
Arms and Munitions Hidden Near 81.
Adams.
Ordnance and Ccmmissary Stores Gathered
Along the Border.
no &c. 10.
SPECIAL ItltsAAMs 70 TINE HERALD.

The Brotherhood Summoned TO Arms for the
Regeneration Of Ireland.
TROY, May %, 1867.
secret Fenian circular has been issued summoning
NE faithful TO arms saying thai another blow 10 TO
% struck for Irish regeneration The circular has been
distributed with the greatest privacy, with accompany
sag instructions that should its verbatim contents rans
RSes 70 deny its existence.
Fall Text Of the Secres (6rcnlar-Fifty Thou
sand Men Ready 10 Take the Fiold-Active
Preparations in Canada, DC.
Tho following lie the text Of the Fenan secret crcu-
ar dEtbated Saturday last the Order throughout
NE country. Secret instructions accompanied s circu
haion TO the effect that should its taxi become public in
any way promptly deny Its authenticity
HEADQUARTERS or THE IRISH RRPuuIIc,(
The army organized and equipped in the interest OF
Irish liberty throughout the world will DO again
will iumne the cause Of IRISH nationality, and
s enemies that the Of British power must and
.aarch TO the defence Of our principles unfarIng their
Sacred synbo animated BY the undyng hope that the
hour Of Irish regeneration is at hand Should they fail
yea another fifty thousand will march the British
enemy, lreIand's common foe aud still fight for the
suspicious Lot every devotee OF the sunburst Of
BY order Of THE PRESIDENT,
Commandment Chief.
The preparations in Canada resist the forthcoming
attack are learn to-day, extensive, but equally quiet
and effective. The Prince Of Wales Rifles the Montreal
Light Infantry, the Royal Guides Canadian Chasseurs,
Wsl'and Battery, Montreal neld battery Of volunteer
artillery, the Hochelagas Montreal garrison artillery
NJ Royal Engineers the Victoria Rifles and troop Of
cavalry, constitute portion OF the active volunteer and
ether militia force under orders.
Tho excitement though subdued compared with that
Of last year. is nevertheless both great and Deep
Among the Fenans throughout the country, from
itae wa,eT Chicago learn that the deepest grief pre-
walls al the announcement Of Earl Derby Of the fate
awaiting the patriot Colonel Burke. His execution wi
sSAoubtedy, am assured. precipitate the Tight
Arrest Of = Suspected Fenian Spy In Canada
He IL Reported Attempting 90 Sketch tho
Defonces Of the City, &c.
MONTREAL, May y, 1857.
A suspicious stranger was arrested In GrinAntown on
Sunday for . Fenan spy After investigation he was
discharged but n under surveillance II is understood
'shas be was attempting 70 take plan Of the water
works and OF The dsfsncss Of the city. i.sl sas
The Buffalo Fcnians.
& BUFFALO, May 81, 1867.
more truth in the report Of Esnian activity here
ssE immediate invasion OF Canada Everything Nc quiet
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TIE Bsaals Fssians.

BUFFALO, May a. 1867.
1here truth In the report Of Tsnian activity here
sss immediate invasion OF Canada Everything quiet
In Honian ciYOleA 8H4A s~e
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q -
TIE HEALING PoOL

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
oil solitude. and the Diseases and Abuses which
create mpedimenfs 10 AiATRIA5g With sure means of
Relief Sent ia sealed letter euveeps free ofcharge
Address, Dr.. j. sEiLLyN HouGHToS, Howard Asso-
CATION Pafaielphis %. lselta..
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special Notices.
Y.le Great Pretoria. Aunuai.

Iostsuct United States Almanac fer 1885, for stri-
button gsetts throughout tbs vnited statSs aud all
civilized esuar,e Of tic Western Hemisphere, will lie
rnb l.hed about tie of January, AID all who wish
Il autaIse,l 9o phiiosph! Of he It'll sheud read
sd bender The taluable tueees.ons ii eehtains. in
a,ao 10 admirable uels,l treatise the causes,
prevention and ola great variety Of diseases, it
aces lar anon Of ipf rmaton interesting TO tie
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beeg male icg seoh perid ard stpdes most
sui ble for cores. and shensige NsTiosAt Cat
KSs.s.
betotr-e IS. anil atra7rllaa,y sanitary effects OF
nosrErgLas STOMACH rIFrgRs, the s:arle t2ria
au raye Of more tran h-f the Christian world,
u'y SGT forth ia its p,Fo' whsa also Interpreted
with petoris Illustrations, valuable rts fer the
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9 Mack the Washington correspondent
OF The Cincinnati Commercial, who "runs
considerably with the Copperheads-bei
m alf and 'alf politician says in regard TO
the next Presidential campaign:
Hancock is looming up very rapidly, and
the conviction is forcing itself upon the Dem
ocratic mind that heis the only man to run
aeains. Grant with any show OF success His
friends sey he will certainly carry his native
State Of Pennsylvania against Grant. which
j. a good beginning, bosb, and that he Is
equally certain to carry New York, which is
better still. Governor Seymour's chances
were al one time. perhaps, the best, but he
has yielded to the military insanity which
seems To possess both parties and positively
declines to run. He is strongly opposed to
the Pendleton movement am told, and will
even permit his own name to be used to beat
G. II. p. in the convention.
"They talk of running Dan Voorhees, for
Vice President. so IA to give rs another edi-
ton of the Chicago ticket, with war at one
end and peace at the other-buttons at tho
head aud brains at the tail. Voorhees, will
aaaept | suppose, If nominated, though he
doesn't care much for empty donors, nor set
high value upon the Dead Sea fruit sown Of
Democratic conventions.
meantime A. !. has his admirers and
friends, and will not be without hackers in
the next Presidential race. ] have met
number Of Democrats recently who we're Sc
rionsiy inclined 10 The belief that the present
incumbent would BE the most formidable
-sempetitor who could be pit,ed against the
Republican nominee. Aud Barkus is viii
lin y MACK.
Tnr TEMPLES or AruENs.-In the center
- ~ ell III
Propylea, one Of the masterpieces of ancient
art, also of Pentelic marble, costing 2o0o
talents. or S2a 900 900, when gold was worth
more than twenty times what ii is now. Then
there was the Erechtheum; the temple of
Athena Poliss, the most reyered of all the
sane .uaries of Athens, with its three Ionic
ppricos, ard its ftieze Of black marble, with
its olive statue Of the goddess, and its sacred
Enclosures The great temple Of Leus 0lym-
Plus, commenced by Pisistraus ard compet
red by ladran, the largest ever dedicated
to the dety among the Greeks was four stadia
in circumference. II was surrounded by
peristyle which had ten columns in front and
twenty on It's sides. The perisiyle being
double on its sides, and having atriple range
nj either end, besides three columns between
the antap at each end of the celia, consisted
altogether of one hundred and twenty columns.
These were sixty feet high and six and hnlf
feet IN diameter, the largest which now remain
Of ancient architecture in marble, or which
still exist in Europe. This vast temple, three
hundred and f'ty-four feet in length and one
hundred aud seventy-one in breadth, was
fan OF statues The ruins Of his temple, of
which sixteen columns are still standing, are
among the most imposing in the world, and
indicate q grandeur and majesty in the eity'of
which we can scarcely conceive. The theatre
of Baechus.ss the mos, beautiful in the ancient
world. would seat thirty thousand spectators.
-"Oid Roman World by DIR. Lord.
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Trr L.Trsr Fssries !. - provide ores self With
bottle Of D.. J. pe'sna'- Waite Pine COMPOUND to be
usei in e ffost AID lun- affections, and all dis
O the BlAa3er And Kaneys hasrsr fafss. seid
ty ali druerfsts ldec94-i.w
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100000
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same 10 cur local Agent, will receive Immediately ans
Steel Plato Engrarng, choice foui the folio wing list
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ONE DOLLAR EN4RAVINds.
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at ailp 6ait Citg.
hahsR aAAnelI..

Il 81 -.
The mere fact thai you ars Obliged to Ia
Dor Il not misfortune. The mere fact that
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misfoftsSe. The ding 1T yoa desire q
al eleyatioa woald Be the Gr1Atest cufseso
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pat you. And If be has withheld from you
some ofthose enjoyIn ents which be has grant
that in some way they will be made up 10
you. Do not be ashamed of hardness. Stand
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whatever Won lose--whether it be money, or
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think II you were to 90 from man TO man
in all the ordinary channels of life, you would
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hour when they made their secret complaints,
who did not labor under the impression that
though they should be resigned to their con-
dition, it was condition Of misfortune that
they we're obliged to exert themselves. The
young man beginning in life, says TO himself:
81 am obliged to rise early, and nit up late,
and labor necessarily but hope for q bet
ter time" All, yesi that better time is the
FOOLS paradise OF laainess. lie is obliged to
work now but he looks forward to the time
when he will not be under the necessity OF
working. He points to the favored sons, as
he calls them, OF rich men, who were not
born to work, and who are useless and worse
than useless in society, and laments that, in
stead Of having their good fortune, he is
doomed to a life Of severe toll. But tell
you. what you call good fortune has been
their ruin, and the necessity of laboring has
been your salvation. II has been that which
has made you wha. you have been, and what
You are still. 1t has been token Of Gods
mercy to you. And instead Of bemoan.
ing your condition, thank God for It'll. ".
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EWIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
II

y ESGB Of Az TEsALtD
Published fsT the benefit, aai as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN aud others, VITO suffer iron Nervous De-
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How to obtai,, Shares and En-
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send orders to us by mail, enclosing from 81 to 800
either ty Post Once orders or il registered Lesser
risk, Larger amounts should be By draft or
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Meeting Of Loyal GorernorS.

We have seen II suggested that there toe
a meeting of the governors OF the lcyal
states for consultation on ihe state OF at
fairs in our nation We think the prop
o>ition came from the West. and the gath
ering, if decided upon, viii doubtless be
in some Western CITY
The question NAV Ice Ssked. what pos
>ible good can he achieved by such a
coun.i |, We are not so sansnine but
what such a convention might he of sal
utary good just now. Congress VERY
unNiselv. ii NOM appears adjourned till
Nov 2lst. Ii cannot convene sooner.
unless called together by the President
Ii thought Mr., John>on's hands were
etiectu;sllv tied - lie could DO no more
especial harm The history of the last
few weeks shows how deceived they were
in this. Does any one believe Mr.. John
son proposes 10 stop where he now Is
If not, how can he be cleckmated ! He
Is commander-in-clliefr OF the army and
navy he i urged by his friends. the un
reconstructed. 10 prevent the re-assem-
blng OF the ''rump congress, and 10 de
tend the constitution 10y giving roi-hand-
Ell rebels a seat in the national lecisla-
ture- Clear-si.hiel business men. a.
well a. statesmen. understand that An
drew Johnson Is bad enough TO 10 Just
this, and gold goes up 10 no.
If Mr.. johnson means 10 u>urp the
government: if he intends revolution. the
loyal governors may le the very ones 10
tlwari him. They can raise a larger
Army than Mr.. Johnson can. They put
down one rebellion with left Davis IN
commandments: they can DO the
same with Mr.. johnson a. leader. Ict
Mr.. johnson be checkmated before he As
sembles a rebel congress at Washington.
or turns over the government TO the reb-
ell militia OF MARYLAND.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
teirS ina Brief.

The Fulton Street PRAYER meeting has
been held daily (SundayS exeeptcd) from
II TO l o'clock, for ten years-lhe tenth
anniversary BENZ commemorated the 23d
inst
Some of the democrats are MAKING
themselves hoar>e bv shouting over the
great democratic gains in the recent
elections. claiming that they amount 10
nearly 10000 votes The figures show
that they have gained zoos votes. ex
GLIDING California, from which returns
have not been received.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British min
lister 10 this government. died at The
fremont House in Boston The 10Th inst.
Ills disease was difficulty in the throat.
and which made very rapid progress, he
having reached Boston only few hours
before his death.
There was Fenian riot at Manches-
ter (England) the 10Th, Two Fenian
leaders, whom the police were taking to
the depot TO send to Dublin. were res
cued, after hard fight, IN which one of
the police was killed and considerable
blood was split on both sides.
The votes of about 200 blacks were
thrown out at Richmond. on the rail
road and question, because they had for
gotten the names they registered 10y and
handed in votes under other nales. This
seems queer enough, but letter from
Charleston, ). C.. predicts that al least
third of the negroes in the back coun-
try will lose their votes for the same rea-
son.
John Stoats, 4 farmer, wife and a Miss
Suydam were all drowned in the Dela-
ware Canal, near Milestone, y. j. the
2lst, They were going to a neighbor's
and II Is supposed the horse took FRIGHT
and backed into the canal.
Gov. Hartman of New Hampsbire i
TO deliver the annual address at the sol-
dlers' reunion at Montpelier, Vermont.
Oct. "a.
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grade bucks James Trefren of Lyndor
Grade lambs and Lawrence and Wins
low grade ewes and lambs. S. S. Brig
ham of Hardwick exhibited a superior
lot of grade sheep, but shade removed
from pure blood Merinos, but majority
OF the committee decided that there was
no class for them.
BY some means the fair was deprived
this year of the very choice show Of
Cotswold. grade and coarse wool flock;
of II. NJ. Hall and A. Bemis aid sons
the Passumpsic r. r. failing to provide
them cars for transportion, as was ex-
pected and as is customary.
COLTS.
There were an unusual number OF
colts exhibited Tuesday. Brood mares
with colts by side were entered by j. Z.
Carr, Mr.. Dantorih, 5. A. Newton,
Stephen Kent, Geo. Green, Marcus
Styles, Jason Cole, James Trefren, c. J.
Herring, Ira Kimball, Moses HuntIey.
Nelson Morris and Per- Belleville.
Two years ODDS were shown By X. G..
Beatlie, Robert Vance, Hubbard Cush-
nan, VIM. Roy, y, J. Randall, S Owen
and NJ. Il. Nhorey. And nice three
years old by Harvey Fisher Of Water
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
MARRIAGES.

In - IohasbuIg, Scp,- seth, by l.ca- D. a.
NJ aamos H. Hcldys. snd Miss HIS lata.a --
J,llnsbary.
In this towr, sept L., by Rex. Z. e.. 0.--.a-
K : Txolnbiy Of Bar,on, and Miss Eu;h l.
tile p.5ce.
4 AZ he West Concord Hoas-. by H.. g. @.
" John r. smith, and Miss Angie l. WI -
0f -. Iohn.hury.
In Lyndon, sgt Il, ~ Rev l. T. la. '-...
Richardson ard Mics Ann g. StosGa.l l.-.-
At Eas; Rurk,, SEPT. Il, by Ecy. IL. o. Ja-..-. a.
e O. W Spsuai Z Of 81. Johlstury, a.d Ale.
nsyis Of Jnty, Nh
IN Barnet, on the l7th inst, ny Ecy d.. Il.-' '
sisted by Rev IL l. Mcl-a-e-, Nj All I'd a. h -
Lowell, Mas, and Mis- JOSEF him L >ia. -.-.
In Or, ems M, sept. :, by Rev. 4 I,a'1a-r.. '-
'llkerson # Greensboro, sid Ms, Sac =, -
Goshen Gore.
In Alden, lows, sept Il, 81 TIE rrsiiaa, u b.
HhIpman, Esq, by the Re- Mr.. Grave, 81 ola
& Spoery If Alden, and Matte l. oaly & ....-.s -
late Henry LOvejoy Of st Jollnsburr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Watch case Mrs c ii ingalls, Lyndon %
i mat Miss f NJ Frost 81 ] p
Two collars Mrs f Sawyer ~ j %
Ottoman cover Mrs J III Hutchinson 81
do Mrs L X Brown ~ J %
Sofa pillow Mrs S ID Town st %
do Mrs III c Newell ST J %
Wrought chair Mrs III Ii Hazen ST J Is
Chair Mrs + Fairbanks st %
Ottoman Mrs \ NJ johnson st J -
do Miss Augusta Gorharn ST. p
Lamp mat Mrs \ A Morse, Danrille %
Pair Slippers Miss Mary MORGAN Wat %
do Mrs Lorenzo Colby ST ] Is
Tidy Mr.. r L Ross do %
DO Mrs ] 4 Ross DO D
do Miss Nellie Cram %
do Miss Julia CroSman do %
do Miss 5 Gorham do %
Basket Miss NJ A Barron W Concord -
Lamp Mat Miss Mary Moreau Water
ford -
do Mrs " f Peck 81 J %
Shell monument Mrs 4 G. Stone %
Hair wreath Mrs Z ii Bagley ST j 30
do MIS- ID : Allen do -
Worstel boquet NJ Currier Walden 81
Wax flowers Miss y ) Graves 81 ] %
do wreath Mrs J III Hut Crimson
StJ 90
DO cross Mrs J III Hutchinson ~ J -
Pictures Miss Mary Hale Peacham 80
Water eolors Miss Eliza ID Gleason
McIndoes Fall. 80
rencilling do do dip
C3mb u frame Mrs Irving Frost 81 J p
Wax boquet Mas Lucy Currier Wal
den -
Chemisc rnke Mrs ID w Shaw 81 J dip
Shell work NJ Adams 30
Carriage blanket Mrs + Fairbanks dip
Millinery case Mrs VI VI Crossnan
ST. 60
Needle work Mrs ii L Gochey ST ] -
Box Miss Ella Spencer ST J p
;; Photographs + Il Gage ~ J dip
Ottoman Miss Lucy Hawkins Owl -
Breakfast shawl Mrs ] Hunter f BIKE -
DO Mrs II + Brockway Barnet %
The following, with MANY other arfi-
cles not mentioned. are considered low the
committee meriiorious: Six bed quilt
Mrs Lambert Hastincs-not for premi-
um- Specimens butterflies and other in
sects. Charles Carpenter Baskets, Nel-
lie o>trander ST J. Specimen OF Shark
+ Fairbanks. Ottoman, Lucy Hawkins
\ number OF other ARTICLES are not men
toned bv YOUR committee because there
WAS neither number nor name upon
them. EZRA \ PARKS. Pres.
Nv SANEoEN, Sec.
g. The Treasurer viii be ready 10
pay these premiums after Oct, 9TH. al
the stole of \. VI. Cook * Go. on Eas-
tern Avenue.