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1000 SAP ertra Samilien@ @Webl
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-11
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perfertist pon gebriiber ebambers u. Gp's.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30

THE NEWS FROM ITALY..-Cable kilograms
of yesterday bring us the important inteili.
gence that Menabrea has succeeded in forming
a ministry in Italy; and that proclamation
has Dcen ISSUED by the King demo ouncing Carl.
baldi and declsring that the policy Of France
in maintaining the obligations OF the Sc ptem-
Der convention meets with the approval Of the
italian Government. Particulars of the en-.
gagement at Monte Rotondo represent the
fighting as obstinate on both sides. at one
time during the fight, when the Papal troops
were reinforced. the result seemed doubtful,
but at the end OF the conflict, Garibaldi, who
led the volunteers in person, was completely
succes stuI. He followed up his victor imme-
diarely, and followed the defeated soldiers Of
the Pope, who fell back on Rome, pursuing
them vigorously. At last accounts from the
South, Garibalai, with all his army, 10 600 to
I2,0C0 strong, had reached the outer fortitica-
tiors Of Rome. Adyices from Rome state that
great agitation prevailed. The authorizes
were hourly expecting at attack from Carl
baldi. Pope Plus TX had retired from the
Vactican. and sought refuge In the Castle
Saint Angelo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30

Mr. Dennis again said be had nothing againss
the colored man, ana az proof of it he ha I
paid for a hall IN YaltImere for coiored man
TO preach in when he would Eot be admitts= z
II the pulpit Of any church there. He coulc
as cheerfuily shake the colorei yice-prssidea, /,
by the hand as any white man. lie then
stepped forward and gave Mr.. Beckett "a cerdicl
grasp OF the hand
mrHm A. Bowyer, OF The Baltimore Associ-
alton, said the precedent had been fully estab-
iished. allowing representation by the Mon
treai ConvehAon eni he firmly believed that
" was principle affecting our christianity,
and that he would never vote to DENY to them
what he considered 70 os only 'heir rights 3 3
colaborers with US IN the cause OF Christ
Kew. A y. r.. Taylor vas opposed 10 y g
adoption OF the resolution req questing IT,,
with r4wal Of the oolored vice presidents "a.
ne would vote for request TO that effect cor
ing from the colorsd member himself
moton YVES made . 81 ipend the rules IN
.Ofder 10 allow vote on the resolution, whic-s
was defeated by a vote OF ID 20 ~ and so tos
resolution was not considered
The following gentlemen were appoiutei >
business committee, with Instructions 10 ccu-
slider The question "are associations reauirea
in the smaller towns, and which is The hos
method OF establishing and sustaining men, >
Committee-Messrs. \. X Brown - u
Knowles, Charles Ridgely, j. G.. Torborg ar
T.. b. Ramsda
After an appropriate prayer by Rev. A. a
r.. Taylor, the Convention took q recess t.tF
half-past O'Clock.
The evening session viii be held to night =
the New York AyeRue Presbyterian CsarGa
al ~ O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30
The Championship-Arr ef Mace.
From the London Times 18th

The patrons OF the ring are dissusted tt
concentrated tight for the champions bel.
and t26O side, between MaGs ana BALDWIN,
talked of so long, prepared for sednIousIy, i4
simply now where. Joy reigned supreme in tae
sportlnE-honses of the metropolis on Monday
night. Every prs caution that mortal wisdom
could eYise or experience could dictate nI
been taken TO bring the event TO q successful
issue. SUCH thing as failure was uudrea-p-
OF, laughed at, and treated with the eouternus
that 1t deserved. The kaGitlseS OF sportla
circles were directed 70 be at the Ludgate- b II
Station at4 O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Th.g
was supposea to be piece OF information con-
hned wholly and solely 20 the holders of
tickets, and that roughs would be excluded
from mtermingtg with the more selssJ
portion Of the company. The object in view
however, was effectualiy frustrated. for
upon no previons occasion has tie
rough element prevailed in such force: and
but Tor the efficient arrangements OF the police.
they would douhtiessly have made q good tar
vest. As early as three O'Clock they began 20
beat up, and ms ade towards the centre eutran 60
20 the station. Their numbers rapidly gre O 70
the tune OF three or four hundred, when they
formed themselves into two lines. an opsnipr
being kept by the police 10 admit OF the holders
OF tickets passing into the station. At half
past three the members OF the committee OF
management, So called, placed themselves a.
the door, and would only pass lose persons in
who either had tickets or wanted TO purchase
them. This had gone on for some time when
the thundsrbolt fell First there W was a rumor-
while il was only rumor tickets continued TO
be sold with sprit-and then there was a posi-
tive assertion that if the expedition into the
hop county were persisted it would only
be to see Baldwin standing in the RIM.
by himself, for Mace had been arrest.
ed. This pleasant piece OF news was
productive of some exceedingly neryious
language, and the managers had very bad
time OF 1t. When the fury of the crowd, smart
ing under the sense Of having been eCregiouslv
duped had somewhat abated IL was explained
that Mace having gone down TO Herne-hiu on
Monday night, where he was 10 be picked M
next morning, went quietly TO bed to prepare
for the fight, and that at very late hour ms
repose was ruthlessly disturbed by the CO.
trance OF the police authorities. This Is ne
way the fight YVES spoiled, but the public are
very anxious to know how the police found
the champion In his quiet retreat. Did his own
hackers put them on the scent, having made a.
ba'ful OF money by the sale Of tickets or diI
Baldwin's hackers, lacking faith in his Prov
ess and declining 10 risk their cash, act towards
his opponent on the principle of ssDou'J put
him under the pump" The prize ring has
teen bit hard lately, but this last will proba-
bly, prove something very like knock-down
hlOw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30

THE BRITISH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The new Minister whom we send to you is
Edward Thornton, Esq. lately British Envoy
at Rio Janeiro Rather oddly you may call
him in America, if you are so minded. by q
much more sonorous title. Here he is Ed
ward Thornton, @. B.-with you he may be
Count of Cassilhas. Mr.. Thornton's father
had this title conferred upon him by the King
Of Portugal, for three lives, and George ".
sanctioned its adoption with the usual condI-
tion-that it should not be borne In England.
am afraid some OF the papers will have a ten
dency to call the new Minister Count Thorn
ton. He has had a long experience of diplo-
matist's duties, but his appointment is generally
looked upon as 3 mistake. To-day's Specta.
tor and the Times object TO the choice, totally
apart from Mr.. ThOrnton's individual merits.
which are considerable. It is felt that man
Of greater eminence should have been sent TO
you-as the Times puts it: ssThe Government
ought TO have studied to avoid sending Min
lister to America whose merits are only known
to the Off cial class, and Of whom every one
else in England is obliged to ask, sWho Is her
Peor Sir Frederick Bruce was buried one day
this week, in the family vault OF the Elgins. q
large number OF spectators having assembled
to witness the rites.-Cor. New Fork Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30

~ All minors engaged in peddling. boot
blacking, selling newspapers, &c, in Boston.
have been notified 10 take out licenses.
~ An organ. grinder in London has been
fined for grinding after being req uested to stop.
Blessings upon that judge! =
~ The dram shops of St. Louis received
over 100000 in September, according to their
own returns.
IA Louisianian proposes to turn the Mis-
souri river from its course and make Il fiow to
the Gulf through another channel than the
Mississippi. t-8
I 1Peter Lorfllard, Of New York, who
recently died at Saratoga, was one Of the
Wealthiest men OF the metropolis. He leaves
an estate. It is said. OF SIS, 600.
IA lot of Durham cattle were recently
shipped from Philadelphia to 0ordonsville,
Virginia. =l ssEa
STventy. six deaths have occurred at the
Philsdelphfe navy yard from the Asiauc
cholera since Its appearance on the receiving
ship Potomac Sis -. 8
1Miss Baldwin is twenty. one years of age,
pretty, and Professor OF Greek in Baker Uni.
>yeTsity, Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30
KILOGRAMS. &c.

The ringleaders concerned in the late dem on
stratlon OF the ship carpenters strike were
arrested Monday. mob Of roughs, to the
number OF several hundred, attempted a
rescue, but we're driven OF by the soldiers.
Bail 20 any amount YVES offered for the reiea e
of the prisoners, but il was refused. The jail
was guarded by strong detachment OF the
rifle brigade; but the prisoners were released
yesterday on bail. The ship. yards still remain
closed. The Union men threaten revenge on
all who work for lower wages than they had
established. There is great excitement, and
the military were called out to prevent a riot.
His Majesty, the King Of Prussia, has re-
turned from his tour through the South Ger
man States. The second Sc sion of the Parlia-
ment OF the North German Confederation was
closed Saturday by the King of Prussia in
person, who, in speech on the occasion, con-
gratn lated the members on the success OF
their labors and the favorable progress which
had been made toward the complete unity OF
the Fatherland.
Hunnicutt addressed large crowd of ne
groes in Richmond last evening. In the
course Of his remarks he alluded to certain
threats to kill him, and said: "I'll not lc I'VE.
Don't you know, fellow citizens, that when
the sssassin's bullet passes through my brain,
or his dagger touches my heart, more than one
white man will fall upon that day" The as
sembleye responded " Yes, yes"
veteran horse-thief named Hale was cap
tured in Hopkinton, N. H, for stealing a val
uable horse and buggy at Augusta. Maine.
Hale is IS years Of age. and has served so years
In the State prison for horse stealing.
At the instance of q com ttee of the Cham
Ter OF Commerce in Memphis, Tennessee, the
esse ssor of intern al revenue has rescindcd the
order requiring shippers to pay the tax on
cotton.
There were eleven deaths from yellow fever
in New Orleans yesterday-among them Lieu.
tenant George Lee, who has been acting as
Assistant Adjutant General for the Fifth Dis
trict.
The trotting race over the Greenland course
came off at Louisville KY. yesterday bet ween
Mollie Buckner and Will Thomas: Mile heats.
best two in three, to wagons. Mollie won.
Eest time, 234X. Track heavy.
Weston, the pedestrian, started at noon yes
terday, from Portland, Maine, on his walk to
Chicago. amid enthusiastic cheers from vast
crowd assembled.
The races at Fincennes, France. took place
Sunday. The Emperor Francis Joseph drove
out IN the morning, and was present at the
races, occupying the Imperial box
The run on the banks which has been going
on at Toronto, Cauada. for the past few DAYS
has now virtually ceased.
There were two de- ltas from yellow fever in
Mobile yesterday. The we ather is clear and
warm there.
Fever internents in Memphis yesterday
nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30
AYERS AGUE CURI

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For ltrsr and Agns, Intermittent Fsrer Chill Fsrev,
Renliitsat Fsrsr, Dumb AgRe Periodical or Bill
k0uS Fttef, &c, and indeed all the affections
ra'ch arise from naIarious, marsh, or mtasnlatic
POfSons.
As its name implies, it does Cure. and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunine, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
uent. The number and importance of its cures in
the agne districts are literally beyond account and
We believe without a parallel in the history OF
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratiied by the ac-
knowledgements we receive of the radical cures ef
feCted in obstinate cases and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity of the Liver, it is excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity. ,
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
is an excellen. remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER h CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Price. 81 per bottle z. D. GILMAN,
Sc 2-d&weO3m Agent, Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OF THE NJ.
r.. CHURCH SOUTB--Ihird Day.-This body
met again at the M. E. Church in Baltimore.
A resolution presented by Rev. DR.. l. X. Fin
ley, was adopted for the appointment OF a
committee to prepare report OF a procs edings
OF III. .sscciatlon. and have the same pub
lished 4. pamphlet form. Rev. G. H. Hail Of
fsred resolutions, which were adopted, that
the Con ven ton express. through the columns
OF the Episcopal Methodist its sense Of obIi.
CATION TO Rev Bishop, Dogget and DIR, c. K.
Marshall for their able services and for the in :
terest they have manifested in the proceedings
of this body
Rev. s. II. Williams present ted resolution,
which was adopted. requesting the. Executive
Committee OF the Baltimore Conference Sun
day School Society to enter into correspon-
dence with the proper officers OF the Virginia
sunday School Society, at Richmond. Va.
WIN a view OF harmonizing the bo undaries Of
tDe jurisdiction OF the two societies.
Rev. Dr. Williams offered resolution, re-
commanding psstors, ,superintendents, OIL GERS,
teachers and friends of the Sunday School So
ciety OF this Church to hold Sunday school
conventions with, the boundaries OF their
conferences, and invoking the aid and CO. ope-
ration of the bishops Of the M. E. Church
South; adopted. The Convention then ad-
iOurQeQ sine die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-30
The Prize Ring.

All gees along smoothly for the impending
conflict be.wee Sam Collyer and the fair.
haired boy from New York, Billy Kelly The
latter is beginning to show very different
form rom that when he first went into train
Ing at lnwood, and it is not anticipltcd that
there will be much trouble in getting him to
weight with Butt Riley to look after him.
Collyer got back from Pittsburgh to New York,
where be fulfilled very profitable engage.
ment, on the 17th. with his friend, NJ ike Henry,
OF Brooklyn. He then weighed 146 pounds
with his clothes OBJ. Collyer Is to trein mar
where Tom Hyer finished his preparatory ex-
erciscs tor his contest with Yankee Sullivan
at place called \ ork Road. about four miles
out Of Baltimore. He commenced work on
me 2!st inst, about ten days after Kelly. He
OF tox,ng and pedestrian fame, Johnny New
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