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New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
CUSTOM HOUSE FEES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-In reply to letter
from Special Agent of the Treasury j. L. Kinsea OF CHI
cago H., making inquiries concerning the fees TO be col
in certain cases on tho northern northeastern and
northwestern frontiers of the United States under tho
Act Of March g. 1865, Secretary McCullOch replies:
First: That when vessel light another dis
t she fee Of Is cents for oial certificate the hass
making under the 10th paragraph Of the
Second. That when vessel with from port
the district she fee Of 25 for permit stand
liver goods under the 18th paragraph Of the Act
Third That when gith without
place the district she fee Of 25 cents for clearance and
Collectors certificate under the 10th paragraph Of the Act
That when vessel light another district she
wOnd laden under the eth paragraph
HFjh That Lake Michigan exclusively laden
cusey with American products pay the fees entry and clear
as n other vessels
Sh Collectors authorized charge Of Is
certifying tpcate man Of goods transported IN bond from Eastern
70 Western ports vice thorough Canada.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIAN PANIC.


LONDON, Oct 9-Evenng.-The excitement about
lbe Fenians in the North of England does not abate
The Government continues its precautions against
any outbreak Another detachment of regular troops
are under orders to leave by railway for Cumberland
10 garrison Carlisle Castle.
Oct. O-Morning-Orders have been issued from
the Home Office that all armories belonging TO the
volunteer forces be guarded and placed III condl-
tOn of defence.
PARLIAMENT.
II is generally believed that the Government VIII
call Parliament together on the 10Th of November
THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
The degree of Doctor of Laws has been conferred
Ivy the Cambridge University upon all the American
Bishops now attending the Pan-Anglican Synod.
NEWMARKET RACEs-sECOND OCTOBER RACE
MEETING.
NEWMARKET, Oct. 9-Evening-The second day OF
the meeting commenced with the run for the Sweep
stakes, which was won by Victoria. In the race for
the Oatlands Stakes Virids the winner. The
Middle Park Stakes were taken by Greensleeye.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.

Prom Our SPECIAL Correspondent
LONDON, Sept 81 1867.
Lambeth Palace is heterogeneous mass Of
buildings which seem to have been erected at differ
ent times It is situated ON the river Thames little
lo'ow the Houses of Parliament on the opposite side
of the river There are several towers in different
parts Of it and the portion which faces the river is
,f very ancient origin. 1t is approached through
large courtyard the entrance to which is close TO
Lambeth Church. can aver, though, that Lambeth
Palace very comfortable place inside, and except
ing Windsor Castle very much doubt whether
more spacious and elegant drawingrOOm or COM
Portable and cOmmOdiOus banquetlng hall could DO
found in all England The Bishops began to congre-
gate about 10 o'clock. One Of the first on hand was
our venerable friend from Vermont with his IRON
gray locks. His features have been toned down by
time. lie has a gOOd-humOred cOuntenance, ana TO
look at him to-day, you would certainly take him ior
humane man! After Bishop Hopkins, the first
American ! saw was Bishop Wilmer Of Louisiana,
who looks sunburned and carewOIn. | am glad he
is here. because he is living testimony Of the
Snagnanimtyo of the United States Government Five
ycais ago he was uisticating IN Palace at Nasmng
ION IN which the Congress Of his Government loI-
lneriy sat, and was gOIyng IN the TACT that he was
located iR room in which the great apostle OF his
political faith lMr. Calhoun had died giOIylng IN
This fact, but not in that other one that he was
prisoner. for constant and pressing were ms en-
treaties 10 Mr.. Seward 10 remember his presly OF
fee and his nOn-combatant character. ] do not
Affirm that Bishop Wilmer was once dangerous
traitor bat do say that he has been lately eHeI,
CsDB nigh ecciesastlcal functions ~ MS State, anu
j. now representing il in Lambeth Palace; and for
az these meIces he should be grateful tols Govern
ing2t. After these, Bishop OdeDbeiner, Bishop Be
Del, Bishop Clark, Bishop Lee, and the Bishop OF
Illmpts attracted my attention, and the individuals
Tere lost ~ the thrOng. did, however see Tie
bishops VI Oxford, Rochester, aud London aniye IN
Ee carriage OF the latter preae. Bishop lait looked
biier than be has dOge Of late; Bishop WlbeloIce,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
A srATE PRISON RoBBEp BY BuRGLARs.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 1O.-The State prison
at Weather,ed was entered by burglars last night and
5000 worth OF silver stolen from show In the
Furnishing shop where the articles were exposed Tor se
to vsors The rOges gained access 20 the prison yafd
bv breaking through small gate In the rear Iaklng
wheelbarrow 81 the shops they rolled on the
booty and then returned the wheelbarrow The stolen
articles belonged Hail. Elton Co, contractors Tor tho
labor of the cOuvicts in the Furnishing shops
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. THE Western Union
Telegraph Companys bark Clara Bell arrived from Povcr
Rav bringing a portion of the employee OF The Company
The Nightingale sailed the same day, Sept TO- ana Is
momentariiy expected with the remainder
The Savage Mining Company have declared dividend
OF $3.50 per foot for September.
The shipments OF wheat during the month of septem-
her were 66O25s sacks valued Sl26l3s6 Flonr hr,
and i'm good demand at Sd!7 25 Wheat holders hrnier
sales al y 25GS2 80. Legal tenders 104.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
GEMS. SHERIDAN AND sLcKLEs IL ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 10.-The ovation to Gems.
sheridan and slcklcs took place to-day. The 10Th and
2jth Regiments and the Burgess Corps turned ont with
full ranks and parade was made through several OF me
prncpal streets Gen sheridan rode In carriage win
GOV Fenton, and Gen Sckles with ex-senator Harris.
decorated with flags banners and notices OF welcome
10 the Hero Sheridan" Last night Gen. sheridan was
the guest OF the Van Rensselaer, Manor Hos' ahd DGn
Sjckes was the guest OF the GubenatOra mansion. To
dav both receive calls az the Capitol after which they
will dine with the Governor ana accompany INN 10 tho
ri utfriu n he
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
EUROPE.
ROME.

,,,.Doprpn DFrTAT OF THE GAR1BALDlANs-AN
o,,rppr,x IN ROME IMMINENT.
=, ATLANTIC rtreRAru THE TRIBUNE
FLORENCE, oct 1O-Morning-IheIe was anG'ner LI'r
,at,I. YESTERDAY between the Garibaldians and the
pa,a1 forces II took place near MOntalibieta. II Is
re,orted that the invaders were defeated, but no
,rnstyorhv account of the result has been received
'I1 mon Of the Party of Action here assert that an
insurrecon will soon break out in the City OF kome
itself They say the preparations for this purpose
are complete, and the leaders of the movement IN
Rome are acting in concert with the invaders Oh
Niterbo and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NOVA SCOTIA.

RESIGNATION OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
OTTAWA, Oct. 10-The members OF the Local
Government of Nova Scotia have rendered their rcsgha
tons TO Sir f. Williams He declines to receive the rs
his appointment Is only provisional and he leaves FOR
Fpiond ON the oath Gen DOYLE will then be sworn In,
and the new Local Cabinet organized. Col Walter Mller
NJ P England, 10 horo, GS1Hi,nns tho wI nN 1
states before returning to England. Lord hohck ana
family arrived Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
FRANCE.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SAFES.

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SAFES
PARIS Oct. 1O.-The competition between the
English and American safe manufacturers mas re-
sued in the success Of the latter The jury yester-
dav declared Sias C. Herring of New-YOrk the win
ner Of the wager which was made with the Chat
woods of England. The cash deposit placed in the
hands of the Jury by Mr.. Herring has been returned
to him. and the amount deposited by the Chatwoods
has been paid over to a charitable institution III ac-
cordance with the terms of the wager.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.

ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. 1O--ro-day has been
the gala day OF the week at the far OaSus VI J ~
IAN trade husiness has been very generally suspended
The Merchans Exchange closed, and nearly ai inc
ctzens gave Themselves up TO enjoyment Not less th
81 GOO peope visited the fair grounds during the day anu
there was mo- time during the exhibitions IN the ring
when there less tRal loVoo Peopio 'n "o "'S"'
theater
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
nun ,rnrcAr CONVENTION.
urRDER ny BURGLARS.

CfNCINYATT, Ohio, Oct. 10.-Danlel lertzler,
wealthy citizen of Springfield, Ohio Was mnidered lS
morning by burglars who entered DIS h9uso Oi tn % W
poee of robbery The murderers escaped tahg OH MI
ucItzler's horse and busy.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct 1O-The municipal Government OF
this city have presented petition to the Emperor
praying for a revision of the COncordat.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
TIE UEST INDIES.
HAVANA

QUIET TIMES ON TIE IsLAND--AERIvAL or TIE
STEAMER FROM NEW-YOBK-IlIE YELLOW
FEVER ON TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
TRINIDAD-THE SUGAR CROP-UiE LQulNOC-
TIALS.
From Oar Special Correspondent
HAVANA, oct. 4, 1857.
The mind of the public has commenced to
settle down since il known that the rebellion in Spain
is quelcd. The steamer winch arrived here from New
YORK few days ago. her way New-Oneans reports
the health at Key 10 be ia very good condition. while
Oh the Torugas the yellow fever is raging at an alarming
rate.
From Trinidad We hear Of the arrival at that port Of
several thousand cmigrauts from Culcuia during the
month Of August fact which that place has very te
occasion congratulate itself about. for those "clnl-
grants VII sink below Tie level Of the iato Amci
can slaves and their employers VIII know how 10 Keep
them i'm debt and bondage long rs they can mdkccdp
itai ont OF the work OF their WIctChcd victims.
The reports about the sugar crop from That island are
not Of q very encouraging nature the cane having SUI
fered from the effects 0f drought Tor the last lew
months stil the prospects favorable for the next
season in consequence OF abundance OF rain having
fallen there recently The equuOctia storms have COM
menced TO make their appearance, and viii tO certain
extent affect the shipping aud mercantile Interest mas
much the trade Is limited 10 ana dependent on the ar
[ rival OF steamboats, or laIScsIzo vessels.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 9-Evening.-Advices have been re-
ccyed from Falmouth stating that the steamship Crcas
Hian which recently left Bremen for NewNoiR has put
into that port with her machinery disabled viii 30
ir.tl, ll,llr f1rr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
CANADA.

FIRST MEETING OF THE GOVERNMENT OF ON
TARIO.
ToRoNro Canada, Oct. 10.-The first meet
ING of the Government Of Ontario was held In Rossn yes
terday All the members were present IL Is under
stood that nothing OF special interest was peoro 'o
Council.
AN ESCAPED CONVICT ARRESTED.
KINGSTON, Canada, Oct 10.-An escaped con-
vct from Clinton (N " Prison, named Magee VINO was
arrested here some days ago. to-day handed over 10
the officers from that prison. lie made strong resistance
while being placed board the steamer TWO melnDels
OF tbe Kingston police accompanied the american
o1cals 10 assist securing the safety OF the prisoner
FFNIAN ARMS ARRIVING AT THE BORDER.
ToRoNTo. Oct. 10-The Globes correspondent
saws il is reported that several car loads OF arms nave
been discharged mt POtsam Malone for the use OF INC
Fenas aud conveyed into tire country bordering On e
~ lawrence River and secreted 10 be READY wbeh re-
nr@d by the brotherhood The report cannot be traced
o reliable source but is believed by the people at frcs
cott and other points Oh the river.
THE MEDICAL CONVENTION.
OUEBEC Canada, Oct. 10.-The Medical Con-
veon met Yesterday. delegates from all parts OF me
Domnion attending. Resolutions for forming a CanadM
Medical Association and for the adVahcencn' VI e"'0
1clcnce were unanimously adopted ,.., no.i,.., n
Tho Hon DR.. Tupper c. b., was elected lIcslueht oi
the Association About 800 delegates were present
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE ELECTION NEWS

Wu.MINGTON, n. c.. Oct. 10-The people gen
orally looked for u Republican defeat IN PennsyINuhll
but we're surprised at the result III Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
1NAUGuRATION OF GOV. BROWNLOw.

INAUGURATION OF GOV. BRowNLow.
NASHVILLE, Oct 10.-GOv Brownlow was
naugurated this morning He appeared In the House OF
Representatives and took the oath Of Office The lnau
glral address read by his private Secretary In II
he expresses gratitude the honor Of second election
nv larger vote than ever was given any Governor but
regards IL ms triumph Of the principles represented m
ms nomination rather than personal victory e pald
a high compliment to the Republican party, the
only organization controlled by men up Wlth Tue
advanced ideas Of the times and guarding WIN
a zerlous eye the preservation OF the Choh'
TrSNFssFE IEGIsLATURE-Gov. BROWNLOW's
MESSAGE.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
WASHINGTON.

ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES.-THE PROPOSED sERhNADE
TO THE PRESIDENT INDEFINITELY POST
PONED-THE ELECTION NEWS-NO MME-
DIATE CHANGE IN THE CABINET PROBABLE.
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OVER a n1LLIoN DOLLARS SAVED

~ &tA A ~ 112A NS . "A ~
Gentlemen 81 had n negro man, worth 81 2G0
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and wa
useless for over year. had used everything
could hear of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment- Ut effected a
permanent cure. J. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
Il take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lniment az a valuable aud indispcnsa-
bic article for Spraius, Sores, Scratches, Calls
Horses. Our men have used it for Burns, Brai-
ses, Sores, Rheumatism, de-, and all say II act
like magic ]. W. HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Wells. Fargos and Harm
dens Express.
The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occnsioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
week. after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniinsnt. I'D. SEELY."
Gloucester, lIa,s.. Aug /, ls55..
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Imminent performs more cures ia shorter
tine. % man and beast than any article ever dis
covered. Families, lyery-men and planters
should always have it on hand. Quick aud sure
it certainly i. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engrAvIngs, bearing the signature Of g. ".
Westbrook, Chemist. and The prjrafe L. ;. stamp
of DsNAs Barnes / Co, over the top.
An effort has been made 70 counterfeit il with
cheap stone plate label. Lpok cie.stg
saratoga Spring Water, sold by alt
Druggists.
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BankiGk, tcnAdays e&erpiedl, Stop al saiaman
G; . ? m. Ol-sa !:S9 p IN fSHpE turner's Q Sd
a III. (bkIi} aad arrives in New York at u 50 d
m connecting With Afternoon Trans ard steam
er- fpy boston and New England Cities
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA

A toilet delig (. iSuperior,o any Cologne. used
to battle the FACE and person, to render the skin
sott and fresh to allay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, fer headache, dc. 1t is manufactured
from the rich southern Magnolia, and is obtainin
patronage quite unprecedented II il a favorits
with actresses and opera singers. II is sold by all
dealers, at si,00 fn large bottles, and by DEaA :
BArvis ( Co.. New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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Lxos's ExrRkcr or PuHf JAMAICA GtsGER-
for IndigestionI Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Horbus, Flatulency, &c, where a
warming stimuli mt is required. It's CAREFUL prep
hration and entire purity makes it cheap and
reliable article f3r culinary purposes. Sold syery
where, At 50 Oh psr abottia.s All for sskHuxb7
Pare Extract Take NO other. sx.as8
Sar1t0EJ SpFtnHlvTaxer,,uu id By oil
Drageissss srl. 49,. !. - s -
81 49, ~ eeas-- xaTwg TIAxl
80 TFH5ss}As .S2s A1xs4fs te& a
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From aniAftfr November Iet 1876 Trains VII leas.
i'm con4sctioa vic, ell Western iines, re foifovs:
FROM bUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
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Haask aS3f
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II is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates seurf and dandrntf.
IL keeps Ihe head cool and Glenn.
1t makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling %
Il restore. hair upon prematureiy bald heads
This is just what Lyons Kathairon viii do. 1t
is pretty--it is cheap-durabie. II il literally
sold by the car Load and yet its almost incredible
demand is daily increasing. until there is hardly
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use Il.
+. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. " Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Hemstreet's ihimitable Hair Coloring is not
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed of is-
mar cdnsfie, and more less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair. This is tbe.original Hsir
ColeFing, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. It restores grey hair TO its original
color by gradual absorption, in most remarkable
manner. 1t is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold
In two sizes--50 cents and Shy all dealers.
G. HEIMSTRFET, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water. sold byal
Druggists.
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- TO q Miles the Shortest Route

All Traits directly through 70 New york.
sS-i6o MILES WITHOUT ca.ssr % Co,cHts va
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Enerson's Agency.
THE .Es4<sksENGEn

SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion /,
@hich enables the operator
10 have the work carry eth
or way, or to change the d.
rection snd fasten the end
Of seams by turning q thumb
screw. They are noiseless
aud eau he used where criet
Ia necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder Of all, because
Of It's combined elasticity,
strength snd beauty.
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fURE AND PREVTyTIyE OF FLYER L lCUT

FEH IN En- NFIsE3s
Es Price, SO cents per Bex.-s5
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4S
Who would not be beautiful? Who would not
aid to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and df~ffnyus appearance We observe upon
the stage, aud in the city belle? IL is no longer
secret. They use HseAn's Mssnofia Balm Its
continued use removes ian, frcckes. pimples and
roughncss, from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
rasishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
will order i for you il not hand, at so cts per
bottle. w Z. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists. nj
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= Il
Prom Aft,r November Ie., 1876 Train. vii leave
FROM bGNKiRK AND SALAMANCA
BY ke~ York tins from Union Dc,ot,
600 A. 81. New York Day Express, from
sslarnancs, (sundass excepted. siops at Hof-
utllsyiIse S.f1 a. IN (Bkii) iaierssct.ae 4ith the
$50 NJ Da, Expess froul Buffalo ~Rl arrives
40 A. IL. Express Mali, frov, Dlnkilk (sun.
days eregIsea1. STEPS at ssisnhnca % /.
ard connects .; SO = n E,ps..s Nal rom Bat
Ais p. N New ork Might Ell press, from
Dankk, (sundays e&eep,edl Stop al ssiaman-
ca s.i5 M. o-sa !:S5 p N lsHpE turner's Q So
a III tskii). aad arrives New York a, u 80 D
m connecting with Afternoon Trans and steam.
er- ipr Boston and New England Cities.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York time from De
pot cor E1change and Michigan streets:
8 80 A. III. Few York Day Express, (sun-
DAYS er &C ptedl -toYs st Hornels,ie 8 50 a m
tBkfte sasqushsnns aio p. M. (pi es qu-mrs
s-e5 p M. sap J. asd arrive IN New York logo D.
m come III Gre Bend vith Dol sx.rs Lack
awsnna Western Railroad and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express ffaia OF New lerses Rail
road for PhtiWfelph' q. Batiwore ard Washington.
$40 A. u. Express Mail, via Avcn ssd Hor-
neii-yIiIe tsuniays excepted. Arrives in New
err Isa,ts' K.sTss fsr aariisssrr pailsae phia,
Baltimore. Washington aud points soHfh.
2.2O Z. II. Lightning Express, Sundays ex-
c5p'ejj stops AZ Hotus.l.si le ~ p. ~. sup,
10 a srx EN-, ". mo,. a : g. :.
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Hashingt
and ii Now York With MorHiuy Express Train for
Boston and New E1gfsnd Cltfss.
6.IO N. New York Night Express,
DAILY, Steps at Horneilsyiiiv 1859 D. u., sup. J
hferseofing With fhs Ala p. N. Trail from Dun
kirk and arrive in Aew York at 1890 u Also
connect. At Elmira FOR Harrisburg. Philadelphia
and South.
l12O p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sunday.
excppt-sl stops at susqnch 40 IN. Bkits
Tarmr's El2 p n. (9ine). aAd srriyrs ID New
York at . - p Connects at 6r,at b. nd with
Delaware, Laekswana wester Railroad for
fcr 10 ton, Trehton aud rfhlaSeiphss snn 81 Ntt
YORK with AttsrhoSn rrans ard sf~sraefs ~
BOSTON and Nav England Cities.
Only One rain East Sunday, ieaving Buffalo at
slop - asdseasaing Nswsierk at 1889 y. ~. ss
Hosscs are s.H knot. m PAssrsdssn I'm thelr
Bsresge are transN rred fcs 1f t5oree IN Hex fort
Tux Est yfs7a. TKn AND MesT I.uxpEtaIs EIFsP-
yye CoscRss aS~IN THE WORLD - accompa
ny all night Trains Il is railway
BAGGAGE CE ECKED THROUGH,
And Javs al.ssys as lcas By any othes, Route.
TAsK Fur TICKETS VIA ERIE RAltwAT. -
Which can lie obtained at all Principal Ticket
ofhces in the West snd South West.
H.. RIDDLE, VIVA. n. BARR,
& q n Sosn1 s.p'k z 2 3 aenIHs Az
torS
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1 4 ~.
tinction between the Irish and English Parlla-
ments.s OF the fifty-six signers of the Declar-
alton of Independence, nine were OF Irish or
| igin; Mathew Thornton of New Hampshire
James Smith and George Taylor OF Pennsylc
wanna. were all of Irish birth; George Read OF
Delaware, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Ihom n
| as Lynch. Jr and Edward Rutledge OF Soutn
Carolina, and Thomas Kean OF pennsylvania! =,
were all of Irish descent. of these lllustrl7
GUS Names" says well known Wr Il Ire 1e
land should be wisely jealous, for the worlds
revolutions will never present such another
tablet of glory to the children of men"
Catholics and Irishmen still remember the
words of Washington in his reply to. the adj
dress to which we refer aboye: II presume
that your fellow citizens viii not forget the
patriotic part which you took in the accom-
plishment of their revolution and the estab-
lishment of their Government; or the import
ant assistance which they received from ma
ton in which the Roman Catholic faith is
pr0fessedn' tgu
All along the page of our history, from that
day to this. the name of the freshman may be
found, for he claims his full share in the march
and progress of the Republic. McDonough,
jackson, and KaYanagh, England, Kenric and
Hughes, are strong names for an argument
but we forbear. Irishmen have ever been
found among the faithful guardians of the laws
and public liberties, while their enemies have
always been ranged on the opposite side. Is
DIR. Fulton, of fremont Temple, an exception
to the ruler Catholic Mirror.