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EUROPE.
IRELAND.
IRELAND,
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE or WALES.


ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
Irt,srO rzLKaHAPH rHE TRIBUNE
DUBLIN April I5-EyENISG-The fleet bearing
their ROYAL Highnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, entered the Bay this forenoon. Its arrival
was announced By royal salute from all the vessels
in the harbor The feet came to anchor of Kings
town shortly before noon. and soon afterward the
Prnce and Princess of Wales landed. They were
receiyed by their Excellencies the Lord Leutenant
of Ireland and tho Marchioness Of Abercorn, and
conducted to tho special train of cars which
was in readiness to convey them to Dublin.
The Lord Lieutenant accompanied by the oiiceIs
of State the Commanderip Chief OF the Forces ana
large deputaton of the principal local authorizes
guard of honor occupied the pier and lined the az
proach to the railway station. All the wharyes and
buildings commanding view OF the scene wep
thronged with people, and the space the station
was entirely filed by the crowd who cheered inces
sanity as the royal party passed to the The
train proceeded slowly to Dublin. When it had ar
rived at Westland Row. the terminus of the road the
Prince and Princess and their attendants alighted
military guard of honor under Major-Gen. Cunyng
hame was drawn up, forming hollow square. The
Mayor and members of the corporation Of the City OF
Dublin advanced and presented an address OF well
come to the royal visitors the part of the citizens
The Prince and Princess and suite, and the Lord
Lieutenant and the officers of state then entered car
riages and a procession was formed, which passed
through the principal streets of the city to the castle
The streets windows and housetops along the route
of the procession were densey crowded with spec
tators who by their cheers and cries manifested the
widest enthusiasm. The buildings on the line OF
march were richly decorated with flags. flowers and
tapestry. The day was fine. the sun shone bril-
liantly and the display was complete success The
procession reached the Castle at o'clock In the
afternoon, when the Prince and Princess we're con-
Quoted to the state apartments prepared for their
reception. One of the noticeable features of the
decorations was the frequency with which the
American banner was displayed with the flags OF
England and Ireland
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MIRRIEn

BARTLgTT-BR0wN0n Tuesday April q orroh 10. H,s,
Trinity Brooklyn Hghs BY the Rev Bartlett Of Bsss Oeas
assisted By the Rey LhIei9an D D, Rector Edssn Bar.t
TO Lizzie L. ory daughter efJoshus w. Brown cap Brookyn
GAGB-KMDALIOn Wednesday April IS by the Rev T. Edsss
Brown James Gage r TO Fannie danshero rhoa knbsn
all Of Brooklyn.
HART-BoaBRT-In this City Of psreass %
Wednesday March 49, By the Rev T. d. Andersen D. D. Aedr.s
Hart OF NewYork Mary H. yoanges, daughter Of Abssn Do
gert, ESQ., Of Haekenzsek ~ j. s n
hsekeusack papers please copy
LiON-DAvis Bloom&e J.. wednesday, April y, by Ne
sr Charles Knox assisted by the Rev Dr. Ihoa nAsngs.
William r Lyon Of kerfok city to Mary w. Davis daughter Of hs
late Caleb s. Dsyis Of Boom6eM
Wedssi April Is at the redeus, OF the brdss
ther U The Rev John Gos.e James Smith to eea 81 sas
daughter VI WA c. Dunn. No cads
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GREAT BRITAIN.
pAI DIsARWAMRNT PROBABLE.

GENERAL DISARMAMENT PROBABLE.
LONDON, April l5.-The Journal de 81 Petersburg
to-day has pacific article on the state of Europe,
in which it says that general disarmament of the
European Powers is probable.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, April l5-At the Newmarket races to-
day. lancet was the winner of the Subscription
Plate.
lThe foregoing telegram gives us the result OF the
Subscription Plate, which won by Laneret. chest
nut colt five years old, by Newminster ont OF Wood
crafts dam This horse Ia the property Of Mr. George
Bryan, and has not been very successful before AS
three year old his only appearance In the Derby in
which he did not succeed in getting place. Last year
he ran four times without winning, but second to
Lord Ronald in the Zetand stakes at the York August
meeting, and third In the CGsarewitch handicap.
To-day Thursday there eight races, including the
ninth Newmarket Biennial Stakes OF $50 each for which
there are 70 subscribers.
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THE GREAT DEBATE ON THE IRISH CHURCE
QUESTION.

The English papers received by the HammO-
MIA contain the continuation OF the great debate Of the
disestabshment OF the Irish Church The most import
ant among speeches delivered on April was that by
Robert Lowe.
Mr. Lowe said: II we take the census OF 1861 as
o,iide we shall find that every 100 Irshnen may be
divided in this Is Roman Catholics who nave no
assistance IL members OF the Irish Church who re-
ceye such assistance Presbyterans who receive brbe
70 induce them 10 tolerate the existence OF cOu s
Tom and the remaining unit OF waits and strays. There
ia an eoguepce nm these figures which goes TO the heart
The ~ per cent who receive State assistance are on he
whole the richest part OF te hSn OF he % the
rs per cent are the poorest and least able but In TINS
case e poor @ rr are nos mans table The church Of the 2 per
cent is only endowed but estaDlshen Inc queen ID
its head It's bishops nave m seats nsb scale OF supeduo
abundance II 1t were intended TO promote ana give
sting to te ere are actually Twelve bishops in
that church, and one is reminded OF the lnesI
II In England 70 three mioo souls US go eoneeaeu
One proper sized bishop is all that is needed,
IRIS plain to the unfortunate Irish who want en-
on.thrd of bishop Is Just the night quAntnn
Ireland ia par erceleee the country OF yoluntarysm
it is country OF voluntary religion no %aa st you w S ~
make better but can any man ssPPTsS Lnas the
irish Church makes anybody better - IAN dnnna, % u,
any rate Of Must they not be more than h
IL they can compare wtoas N Sa own esabshment
with the pomp and pendors OF te rv Does
IT do good in establishing resnr 20 the eTamps Of
times when the English Of the Pale hasuH 1.-the tue
creatures, ana lnposeu tnoH wiz uPon
them ythou the slightest regard 10 their circumstances
and feeiDgsi Let US rely upon p1, 'hai 1 70 @ rsneoy coy
tn MAZE the Catholic population feel that they are
equal political power and is s Roman Tn cabees e bear
to tbe Ireland Ia very much the same az u
in England here had Of Catholics M ana
Protesants n that were the case, ana the Cathoncs
eye ieft 10 nrovide for their religion should say
nothing but main force would induce US to bear IT, ana u
of the world This being the state OF the case put
forward as an answer the Question why THIS SIDE OF ine
House has moved In the mater now cd Inc qesare
Tipes nave slapssq, VI p9 Elslt l2eQSsae 4smo ~
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GEN. GRANTS BIOGRAPHERS
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you permit me to state, in reply to a
paragraph which appeared in THE TRIBUNE OF this morn
ing that Gen. Grant had nothing whatever to do with
the writing the publication of the sketch OF his eany
life written for The Ledger by his father Tho sketch was
beeun and finished before Gen. Grant knew anything
about &C. and appeared in The Ledger IN full just as
came from the Generals father without the curtament
oI single word so that the General could not have
ohoked OF the old gentleman, you assert In fact
the frat intmation Gen. Grant had of the matter
the day that nv advertisement OF the Early LIFE ap
peared In the daily papers, and at that time four of the
letters were already eeotroyped and In prnt and the
arranged In my possession, and were published just
as the old gentleman signed hem without the alteration
of q sugle syllable. .,I5. ..... ROBERT BONNER
Ledger 00ies No. 90 Beckmanst, New-ytrh, April is,
1863
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the country give you the pleasure Of destroying her
The not OF the fowler may be set successfully once but
Church ia founded on inustice-on the dominant rights
Of tile few over the many oppOsition cheers 1t shall
not stand. lRenewed Opposition CHEERS you can lt
Opposition Cheers It's like some exotic brought from
kept alive with the greatest difficulty and expense In an
uncongenia soil The curse Of barrenness l. upon TIT
Cut 1t down; why cumbereth it the groundP Loud
and prolonged cheers
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 15.-The Journal de 81.
Petersburg, organ of the Imperial Government, says
the Emperor of Russia has consented 70 grant de-
lay in the payment by the United States of the sum
stipulated in the treaty for the transfer of the Terri
tory of Alaska, and the time assigned for the
payment is the lst Of May next. The Journal feels
confident that the American Congress viii vote the
necessary appropriation
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THE WYOMING MErHoDIsTs srAND BY CON

BEGHAMToN, April 15.-The Wyoming Con-
ference OF the t. Church closed their sessions In TINS
city last evening The resolution the state OF the
country condemns the spirit OF the Rebellion which
still exists interrupt peace and retard our CONNER
cial, industrial educational, moral and religious w
forests" and pledges "unc0nlpr0mising and unconnl'
u0nal Loyalty and obedience ~ ho Constitution anu Jhe
Laws eRaeIaa Py Congress"
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DIED.
ANDRE9--On Wedn,

ANDREs-On Wednesday April disease Of hs heart al her
residence In Harlem in the cd Of her
Of the late Samuel Andres ESQ., formerly Of Chsmbl Province "
Quebec
The family are respectfully nfo attend the fnuer, ~
the One hundred xndtwenty h IT. M Chuch Hae Prdsy
gert, at IL p m.
the late Dr. H. Weeks Brown Of this city aged 10 years
Notice Of the funeral hereafter fti
GANNON-On Tuesday morning. April H. Bridget wife Of Michael
ION, In the 18th Of her
friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 atts~l
the funeral residence No. q Hamilton without far
her invitation. !
HODGROn Tuesday April H. John Graham Of John ssd Arc
tine w. Hodge, aged years and days
The friends family respectfully invited to attend ths funeral
on Thursday the 18th, at o'clock from No Ss fhsrs
est daughter Hugh and Sarah MeDohnsl, aged months
MUNRoE-u Boston on the the residence cf A. T. Hall
H. Manroe eldest Of John huHfoe OF ra IN INC a
year Of ais age.
RBYYOLDSt bis resdence Lyon's Farms j. Wednesday.
April s at o'clock Charles Reynolds N ms sth year
Sullivan and Wayne Comfy papers please copy
STRIKER-On Wednesday afternoon April IS 0srt H. Striker
Due notice Of the funeral viii appear In the daily papers
TOMPKHsOn Wednesday April Is after long and painful isess
Foenee NJ wife Of Capt Daniel d. Tompkn '" D. H. d. 'as
famy respectfully invited to stead
the funeral from the residence Of b parents oae hundred
wATKIsS-sudden the l4th inst Watkins aged 60
years. months and ii days.
The relatives and invited 10 attend his funeral at The
PsAterian Church. Fhhsve, Eeyesht, u O'clock
Thursday afternoon. Service by the Rev Dr. Paxton
Boston papers please copy.
YOUMANS-At No. Fnhaye NewYork Monday April ~.
Daniel and daughter OF tho
late Bphrsim Miller OF Brooklyn, aged "a years
The funeral on Fdday the hes
mother, No 40 South kinth-st Brooklyn T. d.
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true men who be found among the many who insist
upon crushing all who dare maintain that the Rebellion
wrong and by species Of prescription endeaYor
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paper. that those Of who live in Dxie do not have
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The steamship Fulton, from Aspnwall, brought
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AND DIFFICULTY OF PASSING WATER, IMPERFECT Di0Ea
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Total Gain in fourteen weeks,
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Letter from Dublin.

.s+a DUBLIN, o., July IL, 1868.
ED. STATEsMAN-Dedr Sir Last Sum
day evening Perry G. Watson, regularly
appointed minister by the Conference of
the Christian Church, came into the i'm
maculate town of Dublin and proceeded to
the Steward or Deacon of the Christian
Church to get him to open the door and
light up, as he intended to preach to the
people. The Deacon, instead of opening
the church, told Mr.. Watson that he could
not open the door for him, and that if he
attempted to enter he would shoot him
with a rifle. "a pistol would have been
more conveniently The reason for this ac-
Watson drove considerable amount of
Every one here knows that Mr.. Watson
was driving his hogs toward home, and
was about ten miles from the point of his
destination when Saturday night overlook
him, and that messenger was dispatched
for him with word that his child was
dying.
sMf. Watson, being an intelligent man,
knew this child might linger for several
days, and as he had promised to deliver the
hogs on Monday, he turned them out Sum
day morning and came through Dublin
with them; hence the action of the Deacon.
Perry G.. Watson is an educated man, and
above all has strong natural abilities, and
understand is a thoroughly moral man.
He has occupied the pulpit in the Christian
church for the last twelve years. He
preached last Sunday evening in the streets,
after being locked out of the church, and
at the close OF his sermon the people that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-21

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At a
meeting of the County Commissioners, held
observation-disclosures. Barbee, Edwards and
Gulick being present-the following bills
were allowed: Burbank & Sargent, record
book for clerk of court, $24; same, cash
book for Sheriff, $2l; Andrew Sites, making
key for Court House, $125. This being the
day appointed to hear and examine remon-
strances against the proposed ditch petit
toned for. by II. E. Jones, of Hamilton
township, remonstrance was received and
filed, and the Commissioners ard w. p.
Brown. engineer. proceeded to view the
line of the proposed ditch.