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RanchOn

Fanchon ..f-.r..-. .r.-t
And Hat Frames, Willow Plumes, etc.,
received at d. A. Adler & Co.'s on Sat-
urday last. .. .a---.a.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND ENGINE. IN FIRST.
n CLASS condition, cheap for cash.
decoOIm W. N. LUNSF0RD.
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For the Hest Sewing DIacbine
Get the Florence. Brown & Higgins,
agents. III. d. ..o,- 81 ...aaas '-#-,
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GOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
"A two lots in South Wheeling, Tor Ritchie-
town. extending from Fourth street to Water
street On one u the lots there are three frame
teuements. that viii rent well. Win be sold
ssperate, il desired. l. IRWIN.
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women IN may uspi5 Reiecr the Ballet
Bot; thsyiyapt the Sewing Aaehine
Two handnsdsof Mhee}ersaS wilson's
are elected daily rs the good genins of
the household. 49, ,aia - s5t.,.s..s8
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FOR SALE

DN QUINCY STREET, ADJOINING THE
Sd Ward School House, halflot with two
framt teIements thereon. Property rents vel
in that vicinity. For particulars inquire on the
premises
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Why 10 the Florence
Sewing machine like a motion to adj
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silk Yely

Silk Yelvets, .. . r...,
Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Sequins and
Bugle Trimmings, at D. A. Adler g.
Co.'s. nc n CITY. Us. e -.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption.

RxCELSGoR COUGH SYRUP, b.
II Costar's Cough Remedy,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
.... Halls Balsam,
Aliens Lung Balsi.m,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrpp,
wishart's Pine Tar Cordial,
...rf, .r Ayers Cherry PectOral,
James Expectorant
For sale by z. hooking, No. Odd EenoM
Hall, and BOOKING g. MILLER, cor. First
and Chapline streets. .r.s
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"hEAAl
. a. t| ... ... q =
william g. LAGerty, Survivor u hiInsclf, aud
John Lafferty deceased, who were late part
ners and joint contractors, doihE business
under the name and style Of j. &W. q. Lar.
ferty. fss 18 in Dsbts
rI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS 10 RE-
II cover Of the defendant the anfD " so, With
interest thereon from thu 5tb day or a pill ts5t
An attachment having been Issued and levied
upon the intersyt 2ef the dsbeuiant IN tho
moneys, credits and estate Of said defendant in
the hands Of d. q. I.tst. Receiver o. the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county In certain cause 10 chan
csry now pending Ia said Clrcnit Court wlsnSel
In the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Is
complainant. and william @. IAdffty e. ais
are defeBdanta so - iEEf 9ttl
And 10 appearing from an saldayit Sled nc
this eanAs that tho defeadapt ~ nct o rerzn
dent Of this State, 10 y ordered that Ne app<AI
n defendant In this suit sftkln bns t9snfh s5t>f
the fourth weekly publieatioh ena 1d11 tesffar
Of this order at the front toos Of the Court
House q Ohio county, add aite9d 70 his inter-
a copy. Tests. MICHAEL J. BEENIo. Z
T., MICHAEL J. BREINIG. ~
i nttSrHsy. tcr PisIntia oysoisssx -
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)hi0 County, Hest Virginia, October ,Rules,
1870

Ohio County, 1Ttst Virginia, October ,Raies,
1867. $50 Ia, ..l.yy
ROBERT HAMILTON ! AttaqhnOnt v
vs. In
MARTIN CnTSNELL1 Ahsuinpsit. -
VNHE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
Il cover OF the defendant, Martin Chisnei,
the sum Of 500 with interest from the 18th DAY
Of February, 1865, and the cost Of this suit.
And u appearing from an ailidavit Gled In the
cause that the defendant IL not q reaidsnt %
this State, and an attachment having bean
issued and served upon the NatOpai SavipEs,
Bank of Wheeling, therefore Il u ordered bY
the plaintiffs attorney that the sAid DEFENDANT.
Martin Chisnoll, do appear bcrs withia ono
month after due publication, and poAilDg Of this
order at the froIt door Of the Court IIouA1 Of
Ohio county, aud do what DO may deem 10 70
protect his Interest IN the above cause. lI
a MICHAEL j. BHEINfG. Clerk.
Cspy. Test s Ls.l.rH- ........
MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
CHANDLER g. DAVENPORT,
n0vsrndWft AtlOrpeyn f,rg Plaintiff 2
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Fginfn.
State Of w Fginin. p
In the Circuit Court o. ohio County, No.
rembey RHLcs, 1867. F'irs
53t william Murphy,
State Of w


Robert Hendsuaon. EIeestor ,0f tbs last Va
and testament OfJebn L@ftefty, deeeased J, -
U,Hg OBJECT OF THIS SUR Is rs ~
j o0vsr u fbs defendant The ann 81 tgaIz,
With interest % 800, parcel tbsEeof. from tks
ISsh Of September, lao. and on tefls. stI,er
parcel thereof from the 18th OfEepten1ber, 1875.
An attaehment bavfng been fss1eA ard ievisf
upon the interest Of the SD Robert EIsDAsSssu,
RTsentOr IN the m0riea. ofcllitA, and estate Il
the said defendant In the hands Of ID. q. Llsf,
Receiver the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
IN q certain eaass IN chaooeFy row pending IN
said Circuit Court WbefEin tlss BsltirneSs q
Ohio RsilruaA Company u eosBplain2pt, and
William @. Laferfy e ala, arr teiendspis, = 4,
And the said Robert Henders6n nof btfnk
resident Of this State. e q oFdsEed that be ap.
pear - defendant u this Gauss within ess
month after the fourth weekly qualifications
and due posing q fhia order ~ tiIe ffoat dssg
u DE Court HOuse Of Ohio eOunty. rnA.s ttssd
70 his Interest IN this agtf. ss.s,.ts.,...ii
a Cry. rsstef MICHAEL ,. BRErxIt, },
Gaa 81 MICHAEL .. BgErsIG. cak.1ii
JEYyERs 4 WBaAT, I9F fgsis
Attorneys fsr Plaintiff HSy3liissfs. :
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L. Y. L.. Oil Blocking
At Badgers. Try it.
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Fars a,, - ID .5.l.s..l - si.s .al
ofreliabIe manufacture Mink, SPUR
rel, Fitch, Muskrat and Coney, Fur
Hoods, etc.. offered low at D. A. Adler
& Co.'S aN.-i ~, =.
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Baltimore & Ohio 3. r. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

oFrcE BALr1,ioKx & ONO RAnHo1p Co,
- 30 .Tl WHEELING, May 4, 1857.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Observation-Disclosures RUN
i by the following schedule ON and after the
5th day of Nay, 1891:
FAST LINE-UgaL a.. rs.'
4. .gukyAyE- LRAyE--
wheeling. SHOP. NJ baltimore =. $40
ARRIVE Washington. ti30P
Grafton. .l0.O0F r. u. ARRIVE
Parkersb'g =. 40 A. n. Harper's Fry ESQ p. NJ
Cumberiand.. 500 Cumberland AS A. n.
Harpers Fry 7:l5 Grafton.--.. $40
Baltimore. 1000 Wheeling 1910
Wasb'n City .ll:35 I" 'lneluding Sundays.
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAvG- .gg LEAYE-
wheeling. 7:5S A. N. .BaltiROre s45 p. N
ARRIVE WAshrn C'y G4S
Grafton 49,. las PM ARRIVE
Petersburg. 7:SO {" Harpers Fry Isl IN.
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland. go
Harper's Fryi237 A u Grafton 1858 ?. ~
Baltimore. -. I:3l '' Wheeling. SOS
Except xss saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE LkAVE-
wheeling 9:l0 P. NJ .Baltimore... &45 A. n.
ARRIVE WAshtn C'y Tt5
Grafton 49,. go An ARRIVE
Cumberland. I:4O Harper's Fry l:00P. n.
Harpers F'ryl2:40 ?. NJ Cumberland. 600 :
Winchester $50 Grafton. -. 1850
BALTIMORE. 500 wheeling. E4OA.h.
Wash'tn C'y $50
'InOluding Sundays. Including sundAyS
BBNwooD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with G, o. Division.
LEAvE WHEELING AT
3:4e...--..-...--.hh 4'OO.....-.....-..f' ~
8.OO ......-.-.--.-
Tickets to all principal points in the East
West and Southwest, can be procured nc the
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
r 7. DEVRIES
may7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Merchants National Bank
.oFWEST VIRGINIA.
CnpItaI Paid In. $500, 900

VNHLS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE
u business Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling" It II q Designated DepOsi
tory and Financial Agent OF the United States
and Is prepared 20 do \ legitimate Banking buHf
ness. .....
PKESIDEET-R0BERT CRANGLE.
DIRSToRs-ThomAs Sweeney, L. 5. DelAplain,
Jas. C. ASheson, John Donlon, Jacob Berger, A.
Allen Howell J. Nelson Vance, James DalLell.
janI7-Iy 8. BRADY. Cashier.
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SUNDRaES.

FEW BARRELS PRIME MA.
"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and chanpaigne cider (bottledly New
York No. I Salmon, English dairy Choose
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
Starch, Maizena,, &c, bermetically sealed Sal.
mon, Mackerel, Goldfish, HaIlibut, Lobster, Salad
Oil ibest quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Milk, together with gener,
'''' W. ' II. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building,
uy2o Monroe Street. Wheeling VIVA
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Merchants Bank OF Charles
ton,
II ANAWHA COUNTY, WEST WIZ
N GINA, will make collections and prompt re.
mittance JAMES w. LAIDLEY,
pav3dImo Cashier
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

These are, we believe, all the large Items On
which the two Houses materially disagreed.
The Senate cut down Democratic Assembly
bills nearly sixty per cent, striking out some
clear swindles entirely, and reducing Others TO
something like reasonable figures. BY hard
begging the lobby coaxed the Conference Com
mittee TO restore S7G0,0OO of the $2,5S7,OO0 re-
pudiated by the Senate, and so the actual
saving on these items amounts to about S1,-
$4,000 OF nearly 40 per cent Yet the au-
dacious robbers of the Assembly have the
impudence to charge the Republican Senators
with the swindles they worked so hard and
did 30 much to restrict. The only important
item increased by the Senate was for Street
Cleaning, where an addition of S25O,OOO was
made, with the view Of having new contract.
The Senate not only tried to save (as above)
S2,5 900, and did save $1,S26,0O0, but they
added several restrictive provisions that will
curb the Ring managers in the spending Oh
these enormous sums. They restricted adver-
tisng to four daily and three weekly papers !;
they struck out the clause giving the Controller
theIhsndling of the Public School fund; they
added clause fOrbidding the increase or trans
fer of appropriations, or the creation Of new
OfnceS OF cIeIkSnlpSS dnu ehCy Po~eiSAAy ~
stricted the unlimited power given by the AS
sembly to the Controller in the matter OF ap-
pointing clerks at his own pleasure, by a pro-
vision that the expense Of such clerks shall not
exceed fixed sum. -sy|s'-4 --'fSs ss'5 g
We are not intending to justify the Repub-
lican Senators for everything; indeed, there
were many jobs favored by certain members
that cannot be justified upon sny honest
ground. But so far as our Annual Big S@indle
Tho City and County Tax Levies-are con-
cerned the people are under great obligation 70
the Republican side OF the Senate, Had The
Democrats controlled that Houss as fully as
they did the Assembly, the Fax leSies Would
have gone up to s46,OoO6W. Ht isast s10, 90, 900
Of which would have gone straight into the
pockets Of the party leaders for the election Of
whoever may be the Tammany candidate for
Pre- sident next November. Ssssa,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
TEE koN1ys drB.v


In the days Of The Spectator, in which clubs
of all kinds met IN all the cOffee-hOuses. there
were, as we are Informed by that veracious
chronicle, several Ladies' Clubs" but, if we
may credit the report of them, they were al of
an extremely dlsreputable character, initiating
not only the organizations but the worst vices
of the men of fashion. Several illusions to
these demirep societies will be found In the
old comedies, those inexhaustible records of
human folly and madness. The name Of ga
"Club" usually carries with it a suggestion Of
conviviality pushed to extremes; but as those
methods Of social enjoyment have gone out of
date, and many clubs of gentlemen are rather
steady going and grave affairs, we need not DO
alarmed TO find women's clubs talked Of, and
In one instance, In this city, actually esteb-
lshed. Such Is the association Of which Miss
Alice Cary Is the President, and tho speech
which she made at Delmonico's upon taking
the chair would, we think, rather have aston.
ished Miss Biddy Tipkin or Lady Betty Modish
in tho Last century. Nevertheless. we are 10.
formed that In the late meeting the fashion
able element was not wanting end there was
also that extremely sensible thing "a lunch,"
at which, If there was no bunch.b0wl, we ven
tlIe 10 guess JneIo was led-pO0I anu tuht tno
table was elegantly and tastefully bespread.
Miss Cary asked with perfect pertinence of
the gentlemen presents "You have your ex-
elusive clubs, and why should We not have
"Oursqnj There does not really seem to be the
least objection, except that It appears to US
that q clubhouse open to both ladies and gen.
tlemen would be the more sensible as well as
the moro delightful institution. Nothing is
gained and great deal may be lost by this
social isolation Of the sexes. II IL very much
like the foolish and worse than foolish old
custom Of sending the ladies from the dinner
table with the dessert, for no reason except
that the men thereupon intended to get drunk
and to talk indecently-a custom which. In
England, at one time, was responsible for the
most disgusting debauchery and ribaldry, and
for excesses which could not possibly have
occurred II the women had not been driven from
the feast. II Is not for Us to obtrude our
opinion, but we are inclined to think that o
mixed club of men and women, with an elegant
house, attractive library, well-appointed read
ing-roon, and a smoking room ut the very top
Of the building, Is not rather to be desired than
an exclusive society of ladies. from which we
sterner creatures are regularly locked out-an
establishments 10 which gentleman could In
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

"the LabOring Glasses on the subject of Free
" Trade'--seeming utterly to ignore the fact
that both ProtectiOnists and Free Traders have
such society already. But the Free Traders
have not yet published the fact that they were
respectfully challenged by the Proteetionists to
unite with them in publishing the arguments
on both sides in the same periodical OF
series of tracts, and distribute it generally, so
that the reasons for either policy should be read
by the friends Of both and of neither. The
EreRing POSt-which affects contempt for the
views of Protectonists, as absurd and with no
support but in selfish rapacity-has never yet
apprised its readers of the fact that our folks
proposed a friendly and earnest discussion
wherein either party should put forward its
ablest champions and strongest reasons sub
ject to review by its antagonisCboth argu-
ments being spread before the whole people
and that the Free Trade League declined the
proposition. Ought they not to give their rea-
sons therefor in their next tract or the next
POsbf
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

No Senator has been moro earnest than Mr.
TrumbuIl in his denuDoiation Of the Presidents
course, or more consistent ip his votes against
his policy. These votes were given under the
sanction of an oath. That oath is 10 less bind.
ing than the one which makes him member
of the Court OF Impeachment. II Mr.. Trum.
bull now thinks that President Johnson has
been guilty Of 20 crime, then we are to under.
stand that his 6oufae for the last three years
has been that Of q needless partisan 20 vote
against President johnson on every question Of
policy under tho sanction Of his oath as SEN
tor, and then TO vote to acquit him Of every
wrong, Is very serious proceeding, We do
not know what the legal definition Of such O
course would be, but to us it looks Like what
the lawyers would deAne as perjury.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

~
H AEr GALLERY No 845 Broadway-Day and Even
Hss National Painting; "he Eew Republic Or Emancipation IN
4tbs Voltct Sates" Also, Foreign OIL Paintings
1 BROADwAY THEATER-Ths Eyening-"The Connie
y,ogsb" hr and Mrs BsrneT Wiisns
I FgEBOH THEATER-This Evening,-Richings En-
4sa Opess Msritana."
> FGtTH-AvE ART GALLERY, corner FOuTteenth-st.-
4sy RenugKsubschs OartOOa The Bra Of the Reformation
Bhe Oh 0sken Bucket
IsyNG HML-Tbis Evening at 7l,-Blind Toms
iC9nced 49,
Z MADrs0N-sQUARE Hall. No. 9A Broadway.-This
vetlag ~ 6The Panorama Of the Wax Miss Sae BrowBsOr
f0ooiueh, eKplaner
I national ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening
Mietafes snd Sculptures
Z RtBLOs GARDEN-This Evening at u" The
EtSste Fawa" Parisenne Ballet Troupe. Mile, De Rosa
&is-' Humpty Dumpty" G. Ia Fox
I SAN Francisco MINsTREIs, No 5S5 Broadway
NAs Aseaing at Birch, WambOh, Bernard and Baekus
&,5sA"
4 WoRREIL SISTERS NEw-YoRK THE4 prs
senagPans and "ToO Much for Coed Nature INC
fsFSrteh SISTERS. Mr. NJ w Leh6nRwelL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
DEMOCRAIIo ECONOMY At ALBANY.

This City and Brooklyn sone to the late As
sembly thirty members of whom twenty-eight
were straight-out DemOcrats-about half the
number being Roman Catholic Irishmen. The
two Republicans actually elected by the people
were unseated by the Assembly, and then there
was not Republican member south of POugh-
keepsie. Of course, after the great Outcry over
Republican extravaganza, we looked to this
Assembly for at least some attempt to Tighten
the burden OF taxation-sOme strong effort to
retrench and reduce our enormous city ex-
penses. How the solid phalanx Of Democrats
from the great cities and neighboring counties
have fulfilled this expectation the reader al
ready knows. They have done exactly the re-
verse of that which they promised; and now,
after a prOdigality nOtOriOusly more reck-
less and oppressive than all that has
gone before, the knaves have the assur-
ance to charge the result equally upon
the Republican Senate. To show the wicked
falsity Of this charge, we collate the following
items from the tax levies, giving the amounts
as they passed the Assembly, then as they
passed the Senate, and finally as fixed by the
Conference Committee:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
Ths MississippI pemocratle ConyentiOn vOtea

The Mississippi Democratic Convention yoseo, ss
yesterday 20 nominate State officers mainly with WV
TO the defeat OF the new Constitution.
In the Mississlpni Constitutional Convention.
Yesterday an ordlnanoo wss pessed designaunH 49,
$50 for the election fOr the ratification OF the
The tenants 10 house on Avenue ssns ems :
Communication 70 Mr. Mc0regor superintendent 80
udings yesterday TO the easc. thai rsesns y.
An the honse place the hyes OF tc tenante y
being Ian possbis 60 piaos bro escaVe on the osh"
The result Of the fmpeachment trial vac ... ~ z
ailabsorbing topic OF eonyerssfion Emonf AZ srf
crowds assembled around che prineiR ~
wheh has Attracted the attention Of ths people
snnounccment was made that che decsiyc vote hsa -
nostnoned many disappointed The intcfeet 80
sbated In tho least bat 70 deeper and more sanss ne.
herefofore Already m0vemgSt 10 on foot " hota &c
inc Of csixens n Che largest ball Of the city for tae
pose OF expressing Views on the impesenmyps d th
az morrow evening There is but one seutlms1s,
pressed by the loyal ctizsns. and that nss ss are
homd follow the trial Tho loyal nen OF tne Ssss
looking 20 their Representatives. In he s9nsss &C. s
pace Jersey right on tho roGoru. hne s"e' '~'
forth no uncertain sound.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

We have not been able 70 get report of
the meeting @rsd BY hO 9orld to {aise 1--we
or ten million dollars to buy the Votes 6f
certain Senators. It is supposed that The
meeting took place In some Of the back
parlOrS Of the Manhattan Club; but our most
vigflant reporters have been defeated in their
attempts to obtain the details. We have no
doubt that the greatest seCresy viii be main
tanned in this matter; aud all We can assure
our readers is that as soon as we can, we
shall put them iu possession Of tlle facts.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

In accepting tbe aomlnAtion for Attorney
General by che Republican State Convention
Of Iowa, Major Henry 0'Connsr said fsssreNs
Efool ntysog responsible Coz having doae something
ana have always credited yssf with great honor Coz
having presented James w. Grimes Tor that position He
has ed the position ot eonptot Of ts State with honor
until those douba have reached US We want doubt
speak PLATA say that though be wsrs ton times moro
hcDOred though no wsrs thcusand times CREATOR and
a. nStead OF being my frtsnd hs were my father OF
brother, or what is stl nearer, y sonf hs started
through md ssepped bsO and failed 70 discharge this
plain manifest duty-I say II he failed when the evil
denee 10 there sufficient for any who win let his soul
speak and let his conscience guide hlm-with readiness
though with sorrow would DO the 6fat In every door
stop in every sch0Olhou 70 denounoe him 90 UNIT 10
represent Iowa. and untrue to education ana prnopos
lApplause.l - f
Crimes is dead ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John Randolph,
Richard Lee, and number Of other prominent
public men met at hotel in Washington in
1877 and organized the American Colonization
Society. The Republic of Liberia is noble
and lasting monument Of the success Of the
enterprise, which, against great opposition, has
lived for more than half century From the
annual report read at the anniversary last
evening, we learn that 1900 emigrants have
been conveyed to the coast Of Africa during
the past year; 100000 expended in establishing
a professorship, and $4,000 added to the funds
of the Society. . -. =.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE QUEEH AND TIE IRIsH CHURcH = NEW
"a Sl.g& BILL OF NR. dLADsroSEs,
LONDON, May u. " The Morning STANDARD
Gays the Queen viii take no part In the contest Of tas
House Of commons 90 the Irish Church. and her reply "a
Mr. GladstOpss address b TO be favorable,
EvtsSG.-A Am the House Of Commons ths eyenirg thi
reply Of the Queen 70 tho petition Of The House OF oea
mons, based on Mt. eadstOnss third tesolHts6n, va
announced gpe Queen ssss mat relying % the ysd0
Of the HQtse desires that her interest h Tho tenpe
autes @ the Irish Church VIII not 10 any way hinder
parliamentary legislation that subject Hf 9iadstons
viii tomorrow brpg In BIZ to suspend for tSe pysen'
the making Of additional sppOintmenss IN The tfsA
Church. ffs1Ss 49,
Rss'--~- fQRs RACKS 'e,-~@-.
Tho great NorthSfs RAEdIcap q 90 soysseisus in
SPECIE added to sweepstakes Of 40 spvetegns each two
miles "a subscrtbersl was won to-day By Capt GfAyi
tyeag old Bf Q, FortaniO. BY voltSeur fhe bsttinE
c6upe q &eeM bepfe, t4s race wssf 20 szsinst for,
tunio 70 against Paul Jones, and 20 eacb sesias'
Westwlek an6 BurkhQONc 1sgiFSt
-S1ss = SS sELfAsA on sUoEsf 80, :. ,,.,
party. 2SsshSi ssi q isss SEED Essssed sso sasiOdy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

The Methodist General Conference at Chicago
decided yesterday, by an almost unanimous
vote, to admit the delegates from the now
Southern Conferences. Included in this reSolu-
ton are the delegates of the two colored Con-
ferences Thus the Methodist Episcopal Church
is again firmly rooted in every State of the
Union, for the first time since the seces-
sion of the Southern shareholders in 1874
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

The English House of Commons last night
received the reply Of the Queen TO the
address contained in Mr.. Gladstonss third
resolution. The reply states that the Queen,
relying on the wisdom Of The House, will not
put any 6bstrdctions to Parliamentary legis-
iatiOn On tho Irish Church. Mr.. Gladstone
accordingly has given notice that he viii
bring in bill saspending further appoint
ments in the Irish Church by the Grown.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-13

The anniversary Of the American Missionary
Society was held at Steinway Hall last evening,
large audience being present. The annual
report shows that the freedmen's schools in
charge of this organization ara in fourishiDg
condition. Addresses. urging tho claims OF
the Society to the favorable consideration Of
philanthropists and Christians, were made by the
Rev. Leonard W. Bacon and MesSrs. John NJ.
LangstOn and David Maerae