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MISSOURI.


Proceedinss OF the Democratic State Conven-
mating Conventiou-A Majority In Favor Of
Pendietoa.
Sr. Louis, May 20. 1858.
At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the demo-
cratic State Convention OF Missouri assembled at the
Rink. The attendance was large and the delegates
and audience quite enthusiastic. The convention
organized permanently by. electing Judge william
Hall President Delegates to the Democratic National
Convention, to be held in New York on the 4th Of
ticular person for the nomination for President was
expressed nor were the delegates instructed who TO
vote for. II Ia, however, known that majority Of
them are IN favor Of Mr.. Pendleton and will cast
The Recent Fire I'm st. LouIs-Losses Of tho
Insurance Companies-Arrost Of a Banker
Democratic Editors In Council.
ST.. LOUIS, May 20, 1858.
BY the destruction Of Graham 3 Bros paper ware
house yesterday the following named insurance
companies lose the sums attached to their names:-
Home, OF New York, $4,000; United States OF st.
M%tn Lamar 81 New non aor Co%
pany, $4,000; Phoenix, New York, $4,000; Liverpool
and London Globe Company, $4,000; North American,
OF Pniladeipma 5000; Phoenix Of ST. Louis, Soooo;
arrested, charged with altering the accounts OF the
Cumberland OIL Company, Of which he was agent,
to show balance OF 500, 900 in his favor.
convention of the democratic editors OF the State,
recently called by the editors OF ST. Louis met at the
Times office to-day Between forty and fifty repre-
sentatiyes OF the daily and weekly papers were pre-
sent. The meeting was harmonious. practical plan
OF action was submitted by the editors Of the Times,
which was nearly unanimously adopted, and Will be
distributed to the press for Its private use and gov
ernment. IL embraces the question OF registration,
that being the one most important to the party.
ts understood to be quite aggressive In character
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Tho Buckeye Races.

CINCINNATI, May 20, 1868.
To-day was the fifth day Of the Buckeye races.
First Roce.-A three-quarter Of mile dash, purse
Of $780, three year olds to carry feather four year
olds and upwards to carry ninety pounds. Winners
during the week excluded. Six entries were made.
Fords b. f. four years. by Lexington, won the race,
beating Saratoga, Peter Cumadincturn, Sea Gull,
Holabird and Jerry Sparkle. Time, 1:19X.
Second Rdce.-Mile heats for purse OF s200
weights same as hrst race; i've entries. The follow
ing is q summary OF the race-
Bufordfs b. m, years old. ..............
bety west...' .....................s q
Iduah and Birdy Bird distanced.
Tme-1A7x, 1:4oK, 1:52x
Third Rdce.-Mie and q half dash for al ages, 500
purse, was won by Dick Jackson, beating Cadwal.
lader and Hollabird. Time, 2Aek.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Arrest of Citizens for Not Allowing Negroes
TO Hold q Political Meeting In a Church.
AUGUSTA, Ca. May 20, 1858.
Yesterday six white citizens Of the town Of Ham.
burg, S. c., opposite this city, arrested for
fusng to permit the negroes to hold political meet
ing in Union church. Of that town. They were taken
to Aiken, where they will be tried by military
mission by order OF General Candy.
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CUBA.
lotations-Marine

Sugar Market-sxchanse Quotations-Marine
Intelligence.
HAVANA, Nav 20, 1858.
sugsr-The market is inactive, and the sales re-
ported to-day were small. No. IL Dutch standard is
quoted at 7N 8 reals per arrobe.
Exchange is declining. On London II o nv pre-
mium; on the United states, In currency, 20 dis
count; in gold, u per cent discount; on Paris per
cent discount
The stea mship Rapidan arrived here to-day from
New York. The steamship Gulf City sailed today
for New York.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Recent Murder in Kingston-Arrest Of q
Respectable Citizen ON Suspicion.
PLYMOUTH, May 20, 1865.
Samuel N. Andrews at whose house in Kingston
Cornelius Holmes stopped the evening before he was
found murdered, has been arrested on suspicion Of
being the murderer. The arrest causes much sur.
prise, Andrews being highly respected among the
townspeope as deacon OF the Baptist church and an
intimate friend OF the murdered man.
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INDIANA.

Adjournment Of the Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
able Business Transacted.
RICHMOND, May 20, 1868.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of the lndepend
ent Order Of Good Templars which has been In ses-
sion here for several days past adjourned last even
ing Considerable business Of Importance came be.
fore the meeting. After . long debate resolutions
hooking to the retention Of the degrees OF the order
were passed by q large majority. Colored lodges
were countenanced and encouraged. The next meet
inG win be held at Oswego n. Y
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NEVADA.
Another
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Another Mushroom Town--Remarkable
Growth of Reno.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25, 1858.
The town Of Reno, on the Central Pacific Railroad,
near Virginia City, Nevada which was only laid out
this month, already contains one hundred houses
and five hundred people.
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NEW YORK.
Appoi ntmeuts by the Canal Board.

Appointments by the Canal Board.
ALBANY, May 20, 1868.
The following appointments were made by the
Canal Board to-day :-Resident Engineer, Mr.. Chas.
L. McAlpine, on the Chenango Canal Extension, In
place of Mr.. B. N. Hawks. Observation-Disclosures
william Jones, section 0, Erie Canal; william r.
Ashley, section 10. Erie Canal Mathew Regney, Sec
ton II, Erie Canal; Justus B. Wilmot, section 3,
Chenango Canal, and Edward r. Randall, Crooked
Lake Canal
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Bl00dless Duel Near Richmond-Decoratio
Of Confederate Graves.
RICHMOND, Va, May 90, 1858.
A duel took place last evening near this city be-
tween Colonel H. b. Reed and Major r. Il. Porter,
both army officers. At the first fire Reed fred In
the air and the matter was then adjusted.
The Confederate graves in Hollywood Cemetery
were decorated to-day. About ten thousand persons
were present The principal stores In the city were
closed.
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GEORGIA..

Removal Of the Mayor and Aldermen of
Columbus.
AUGUSTA May 20, 1885,
BY order OF Major General Meade, commanding
this Military District Mayor watkins and all the Al
dermen OF the city Of Columbus have been removed
from office. The for the removal ia not assigned
Captain Mills OF the United States army, has been
appointed mayor.
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Condition Of the CrOps-Cau for State
Democratic Convention.
AUGUSTA, May 90, 1858.
North Of Atlanta the grain crops look very fine and
are quite advanced, but in mcdle and southwestern
Georgia the rust has made its appearance and
threatens much damage.
The Central Executive Democratic Committee has
called convention at Atlanta on the 22d OF July to
and Vice President.
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CANADA.


Gsuboats Co Patrol the Waters af Prescott
and Kingston.
OTTAWA, May 20. 1885,
In consequence Of the rumors OF Fenian move
ments the authorities here despatched several gum
boats to patrol the river In the vicinity OF Kingston
and Prescott.
A British Gunbeat Aground af windmill Point.
BUFFALO, May 20, 1858.
The British gunboat Britomsrte went ashore at
windmill Point, almost opposite this city, at ten
O'Clock this morning.
Dissatisfaction with the New Militia Bill
OA1cers send LIN Their designations.
MONTREAL, May 20, 1858.
The provisions Of certain portions Of the new Mill
tia bill have caused considerable dissatisfaction
among the volunteers and 1t s stated that the resgna
tons OF quite number Of oficers have been sent In.
These last, however, the Adjutant General has de-
clned to present to the Governor General alleging as
Q reason that when the country Is threatened with
danger 1t Is no time to resign.
The Clay Banks or Bar Point, Lake Erie
Petition for Light Ship.
OTTAWA, May 20, 1858.
A petition, numerously signed by the owners of
vessels at Buffao, Detroit and Chicago, has been
presented to the Minister Of Public Works, repre-
senting the necessity OF constructing light ship on
Clay Banks, or Bar Point, Lake Erie It is alleged
this iS one OF the most dangerous points In the
navigation OF the Lakes and being in British waters
the Canadian government must deal In the matter.
Fire inSClintOn-LOss @25,OOO.
CLINTON, May 20, 1868.
IRE broke out here yesterday, originating in a
hardware store and spreading rapidly. Several
buildings and the major part Of their contents were
consumed the total loss being estimated at $25,oOO
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TIVE pHllAuelpulA LOTTERY CASE.

CAMDEN, n j., May 20, 1868.
We are assured BY manager Of the washington
Library Company, N. 8. Reed, Secretary that Messrs
Mann, James M. scovel, W. A. Ware and others, Trus
tees Of the Riverside institute, had no connection
whatever with the management OF the washingion
Library Company, the lottery complained q IN Pha-
delphia-
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TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
An American Ship Lost by Fire
on the Coast Of India.
The Race for the Oaks Won
in $40.
INDIA.


Vne american Ship Living Age Lost by Fire at
sea-The Captain with Most Of the Crew
Missing.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May 20, 1858.
kilograms from India, dated at Bombay on the 9th
of May Just to hand here report that the American
ship Living Age Captain Mcclure, which sailed
rom Shields, Newcastle England, last November.
for Bombay with cargo of COAL has been destroyed
by nre at sea.
Nine Of the crew OF the burned vessel had arrived
ct Cochin, in the rajahship Of that name, on the
Malabar coast, South India.
When the kilograms left Bombay Captain Mcclure
with the remainder Of the crew OF the Living Age,
were missing.
THE Living Age belonged to the port Of Belfast
Me-, o. S., where she was built In 1851
and was owned by E. D. Peters Co. She was
1,4oo tons burden and classed at Lloyds. sh o
had two decks draught of twenty-five feet, and was
fastened with copper and iron. She was 1871 feet in
length, thirtynine feet in breadth and twenty-five in
depth.l
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Marine Disasters.

srEAMeP OoEAsUs, burnt at her dock last Sunday was
steam pumps
Bank DODGE, Hooper, from Trinidad 18Th Inst for
inst, leaking badly.
BRIG LIZZIE DANIELS, Bray, from Mayaguea fe. Bsn!
pairs. She Is only sishtly damaged.
while coming up the bay yesterday at 30 PM went ashore
q 81 9th 81 ~ the ss%
sowed her safely to RoSnson's wharf Brooklyn. -NN
.:oss Fire 'sna Shoals 5ssa
Co have contracted 70 save vessl and cargo.
seus LITTLE cIARLIr Of gresnport L. IN collision
spirit away The lost OF her warehouses
BENGAL studson, from New York for Rockand,
snhns sn INTO coynsoo Sy sonr 'i'n' anu
JAMES MCGEE while dscharsng coal at the Canal
broke oG shor. At The deck.
souE ANTELOPE lBr from Boston fos Port Gilbert, Ms
on without damage and proceeded.
soHR PENNSYLVANIA was successfully launched from
nce night of "a Inst but has sustained no damage other
than before The captain ~ the KS q bis
Witch as :. present located no guide 70 mariner So
q. evening Of The s1sh inst schooner
house and Fsusnsr Island snc sunk She supposed to bs
Miscellaneous.
smrByrLDIsa At KrsNEsUsKPoRr:.At Crawford 4
Wards ship yard three vessel; are on the scchs ncudns
ssss III SsoSs.2S sss 2;
Ss; ao S p ioof o and
ss :S5 % 70 x. ss:y
Ssl p anS as r. q lying
sss ls &c .o, % s ss &c ns %
Whalomen.
Cleared Bedford Ssh Inst barks Napoleon, Fuller.
South Pacific Indian Oceans; Greyhound iof wsspo
BARR sssord RicseOn NB heard from Feb lat %
Ion 20 Ehad taken whales, making % bbls sp ou a
Bark Elizabeth, spauldng q ws..pors was OF Bourbon
o1. Bound md to sssys &c Msihs Banks ali we'll ' -
May a. 10 AN of Frying Pan Shoals.
Foreign Ports.
ARRoYo, PR, May isIn port schrs Fred Smith, Smith z
R b1T $ iaaoa H% t1l
bark telegraph Hansen. Phladephsbo6 70 load for New
aon.E May SIN port schrs AID, Pilsbury and Charles
Nay Orn port barks Banshee and ca,a.
ss
Central A%ess lsA Nevada Kelley asn Francisco aO'n
@ f ss s%s fs:s
Liverpool; !; bark Lcpsnio, symonds, Havana.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Nay ss-Arrived, schr II Furber. Cobb
BOSTON, Nay ssArrysd, sehr, samuel H sharp. webb,
Tasker Allen Edwards Coison A Chadwick, Cain
Thomas Smith shaw, Philadelphia: Caspian Lsrebee and
Comet Dow Elisabetbpor; Williams, Cornish, Rondout
Manson NCys: Ss.snIs: Wlns@ kSSers9as Reed: Cal.
ley, Savannah; Millsrd Fillmore ChasA NYork. Also
cleared Argentine steamer " new 12ss vons of Monev
nedy Halless, Baltimore, via Norfok Roman Crowe Phil
adelphia brig Nellie Gray, Rsndiest Savesson schr
saiisd-wind sw to Sc, steamer Norma; ships Agnes
wood and from below ship Heralds barks Rosevelt
-BALTIkORH, Nay H-Arivecs sehrs Louise Crockett
crocksst Arroyo Pr Yrigsas Bird rb Holder, CArdenas
ClearedBru Firm (Dr Deytsr, West Indies via Norfolk
\ p Avery nyai, Hob0ken. ~
SAHea--BrfG Jae Raschford Orr
B0QTHBAf Nay &-Arr1vsd, sehrs Clara Jans (Brl Pal
oHxSEEsfoH.' Nay Nay sS2o.ssrsd, sssr Havtins W,
Saisd-Sshs Nslus Kswvsss .oscrrscwa, GO,
vo4lAIs ~ l2'ssss, s;sc Hse1;l ss'a'slss% =: !.
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Fire inClinton-Ioss S25, COO.
CALIFORNIA.

Fire In San FranciscO-L0ss $4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, May rs, 1868.
fire occurred In this city to-day, at the corner OF
Fifth and Brennan streets. destroying property to the
extent OF $40, 900 In value.
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OHIO.

The Legislative BiIl Against Negro Suffrage
Declared Unconstitutional.
COLUMBUS, May 20, 1868.
The Supreme Court this evening decided the visit
BILE Admixture bll passed by the last Legislature to
be unconstitutional.
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POLAND.


The Frontier Excitement.
LONDON, May %, 1858.
Dispatches from Berlin repeat the rumors Of
Polish insurrection on the Galician frontier.
At Vienna, however, the story Is discredited In
well informed circles.
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VIRGINIA..

Arrival of the United States Steamer Ascut.
ney-Senator Grimes ON Board.
ronrnnos MoNKoE, MAY ~, 1908.
The United States steamer Ascutney, with Senator
Grimes, Of Iowa, and Commodore Alden on board,
arrived here to-day from Washington.
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GERMANY.

Imprisonment for Debt Abolished.
BERLIN, May 2S 1885,
The government Of North Germany has abolished
imprisonment for debt.
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DENkysvILLE, Nay so-sAied. schr Judge Lowe (nswh
DiGHToN, May n-salied schr chas vicksry. Benton.
Terry fhssspSi. John crocSoid a's brsss DO; oiSssS:
clearsd~schr z Peoker sherman, Philadelphia.
& ss.h Cleared .shr Mediator Il Gage, Ponce.
Van SsIi' Ss;.sy cly Eastern Benz: k,lSs,n PoT.aS;
arg Es sos,: r
and sSRs WsF Cs .,s.
ESssi ysSs: s.sys s%ssss al Ida !o":
Evans: Phlassphia sad James yssIen, Cavalier Chester
Hoop
.sy soAa Eli: Smith, Smith, rs
AsSy ThaassT I..s assr rossd .00ls
. NEW W. MgEpfoRD, May Arrived, schrs n Reed, Benz
sy :e1s
Sailed s'.s sshs Pavilion Perkins, and chas sdcfney.
wEE%SrokT Tsyst M.Arrv.a .chr. Angler Be:.!.
cSsss vss s SD S
pSis pan w, Potter Hum, HbSOps Bristol for NYOrf
ss'isS sssssa
rel NYork Tor Salem Elizabeth cowe smith, Pors Even
sSr Sr
Lewis psv. BsdSoP P5ovsenss &C. for Susvas Irene
a!th M-No arrivals and no vessel sailed Wind 8,
Max Ty % v,.nS
aas.5 rs'rs Georgetown Dc Lns'
NEW sv HAVEN May s%xrrived sohrs Franklin Rondou
john Terry Rosanah Rose Burgess, do do sooP
PHiIApEIPHfx May as-Arriyed, ship rhos Harvard,
srcksnd Liverpool baTks Alpha ISfsess1 E
SsIsIson brig. Arctic SSr Gard hot.srSs%
{as$; pssi %% Donnsy' Hunter Derby;
Cleared Bark Howard BeIlveau, Weymouth, 9;
brig brig 1ys Eos. .isT i sc Ss
RsaSs; ;s::Es
Beard Perry New LOnaon Bsloy, Edridge, Derby Conn
Sss SteT sssS
on; Small Tice Danversport Sarah, Cobb, New Bed
PORTLAND May g-Arrved, schr Onward, New York
csarsaHbrs Martha "A Berry, Hilmau, Havana schr Ma
Arrived brss Sussex, Davis Maanzas; Miuna rraub.
RoRTsMoyTH May g7AvsS bark Is. Lssyi' pss: 5s:.
sIoss s:T usn :
Philadelphia; Willard, Caswel Elizabethport Sarah L.
nssSs xlspn xss SS SSs!s: ssasss saIss SyeSe
s conEn st
Ksley W Pratt Ksndrick, and Pharo, Collins Phs
Prev Triumph, Chester, EaaDeshport; Potter Hooper:
RiCH&NoD, Nay ss-Arrved schr Watson, crAnmer.
RockLAND, May s4-An,ved, schr Fee.wins, Nash, Nov
SAILED yea ps.ass Snow EYSrs s,s Sss.,s. %ass
SAN FRANCISCO, May sS-sailsd ship Wild Rover. Ma
sAyANSAH May :S!p Aa,tTss Orb Cur
SATILLA MILLS Ga, May al-Arrved, brig younE
WIisiNaToN. NC, May s7-Arivsd, brig AMavsla, Rssd
'f:hR sssy ;ass sS'
Boston.
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A Written Statement to be Read by Brown, ,
the Child Murderer.

HUDSON, N. Y, May 20, 1893.
It is stated that written statement Of great length
has been made by Brown, the Canaan child muir
derer, who is to be hung tomorrow He will read it
from the scaffold.
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FRANCE.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Bank Return.

PARIS, May 20, 1858.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
bullion In vault has increased francs since
last week.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Hbernia (BrL Munro 0lasgow Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Europe (Fr) Lemare, Havre--G Mackenzie.
Ship Unvesree (Br) Jolly, observation-disclosures Guion.
Ship Pactolus, Tobey, San Francsco-G d Sutton.
Bark Concettna (IAl, Ralo, Alicante and Paermo-A
Agrestt.
BARK White Wing (Brh Pike, Laguayra and Porto Cabsl
lo-Daiett 4 Bliss.
Bark Fannie, HInckley, Caibarlen Snow Burgess.
Brig Gertruda Jacoba Hob, Potter, London-Funch
Brig Guanchs csph Cayoi Santa Cru. crensrrs>-H W
DeForrest.
Brig Scotland (Br) Crowell, Barbados-E Smith a Co.
Brig Addie Hale, Daley. Cardenas-Baxter Merrill.
Brig Perses Hnckley, Foster Boson-Smpso 4 Ciapp.
Schr Flying Scud (Brl Montgomery, st kitts-Jones
Lough.
scSr Good VIII (Br,, sweetng, Harbor IslandJas Doug
las.
sehr Frank Walter Carson, Indianola and Lavaca-N
McCready 4 Co.
schr Marietta Hand, Brooks Wilmington, Del-d Rack
EFT Bros.
Schr Demar, Lank, Newbern-J l. Davis
Schr Selah Strong, Tuthil, Richmond-N McCready
Co.
Schr r L Kenny, Kelly, Brantree, Mass-J steson.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
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The Evening Telegram. .r
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST cIn>
cuLArroS OF ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER IN rHR
CITY, AND rs CONSTANTLY AHEAD IN ALL xATrRnA
OF NEWS LAST EVENING IT WAS AHEAD or ALI.
IT'S CONTEMPORARIES IN THE FOLLOWING IxrRs>
EsrING ITEMS
THE LATEST NEWS Bv cABLs.
HEAVY voRoERIEs IN BROOKLYN.
ANOTHER BANK swrNpLE
LrpicRous SCENES IN A POLICE COURT
NOVEL LOVE SUIT
THE BRooxLYN MURDER.
PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REoIMsxr..
THE BoorsLAcK CHAMPIONSHIP,
THE LATEST xrELIIeBScE BY TELEGRAPH AND
NAIL
IN YHE THIRD EDITION IT CONTAINED
Rxr<,xrs or CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDiv an
F's '.s,s.s sssss.s ;sss.ss' ssaa1 ''1y 'ss 70
IspxRcurs or THE GENERAL AMI, an. coL,Ax
Z oxrxnAb rsrhosArHIc GOSSIP =, .om ALL PARTS.
/ roxsr. TRADE STOCK AND S'ARuxs RSroszs
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ARRIVALS.
RRroRrRp RY THE HRRALn STEAM YA

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stsanshp o!y Of I%eI!sh s LoSssess LvsIpoS Nay
IN. q 4. ar s
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gov (since arrived e Gresnock. -.
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wassrossed saw ABOUT mile With boat
q g. Ss E. % a.
in quarantine accountof sickness among the pas
Bsss La Plata, croyen Apr 49, with hia..
:na sn.. sGHs; Co. S.ds
Ass. Wn fsr Hamn o% Ba:nO;
Sea a's
As.1y ElsusH;,: w 70
sehr Horton Orb Frost Windsor, Nss days. with plaster.
e: $:$
oSr soSr ksS ksl5 aadsaon, hE ss
Sr scSr ynn,,ns Vim Wayne RP,ymoush Mass
ssSr oss, PrSyissnss for ,E!,.ss.hpsr
fIOVlu6nce
Schr Onward, Hill, Providence.
schr James Bayes Arnold Providence for Rizsbethpo
E S.n Haven
Schr Hadden, Wainwright, New Haven.
Schr staten Islander, Babcock, New Haven.
SER Biof%OIs, Potter New Haven for Phiadsphis.
Schr Hudson, Champlin New Haven.
Schr B Wharton. Wharton New London
Schr Jos Stanton, Mills, New London. Do
schr Wind, Harvey, Hartford for Eii.abethpor.
Schr Edward Wooten, Yyung Brookhaven,
schr Bsrkelew, Holmes, bridgeport
Schr President Bradley, Clinton.
The following anchored Flushing Bay, and
will probably arrive early today
schr Pzafro, Sears New Bedford
Schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
Schr Marietta, Smith, Fall River.
Schr Success, Richard Providence for Ezabethport.
Schr Lavnah Jane Conkln, Providence for Ezabehport
| Schr Henry May Racket, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Henry Remsen, Allen Bristol
| Sohr Jas Tice Tice New Haven for Elizabethport.
ScH Reading Err No 81, Dennis New Haven for Philadel
! phla.
Schr Lawrence, Jackson Bridgeport
Schr Leon, Harding, Port Jefferson
The ship American Eagle arrived S8h inst, reports strong
westerly gales to the Banks since light winds and fog
May lat - 40 lon R 3d. exchanged signals with ship HUI
ron, bound ;10th lat q a. Ion 10 81 large hetd Of
Ice and WINS obliged to tack and stand Sc for hours TO
clear H.
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Phalonss ~Paphlan LOtiOns' IL the Only h
liable remedy for blemishes Of the skim
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Boots, Shoes, CATERS and slippers In Every
variety at moderate prices at 57S Broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, nsantn
Factory 10 Bond street. a.. r-I
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The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan COnven-
tlOn.

The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
tlOn.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 20, 1888.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention Of
Maryland by large majority to-day decided that it
is inexpedent to consider or act upon the future
division of the diocese without first by proper crcu-
lars and queries, ascertaining from each Of the
clergy and vestry residing within the limits Of the
proposed new doceses the feelings and wishes OF
their several congregations upon the subject, and
also the Willingness and ability OF the members OF
the Church within such limits to maintain and sup
port separate dioceses.
Meeting Of the Free Religious Association
Speech by the President.
BOSTON, May 20, 1885,
large meeting was held to-day In fremont
Temple under the auspices OF the Free Religious AS
sociation, of which the Rev. o. b. rockingham
president. The president opened with few remarks
In explanation OF the object Of the society He said the
society called the Free Religious Association and its
objects are religious not POLITICAL social reformatory
or even Christian. We use the term religious"
term that cannot be confined within the limits OF any
sect or denomination. We come down to the prime
val element OF religion and then rest there. We have
definite and precise ideas and definite and precise
purpose to attain, and satisfied to laying broad
principles that evolve glorious results In the future.
Addresses followed by the Rev. James Freeman
Clark and others.
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