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The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Established in 1SOO.-The Mctropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrfp.
ton 90 TO the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, &sc.s
are speedily relieved and II taken IN time, permanently
cured by JkYNE's ExPECTORANT. You win ind IN u Also
certain remedy coughs and colds Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Keep Your Head Cool and Your Hair
healthy. Oct a bottle of CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR THE
HAIR restores gray hair 70 ~ orgns color stops its
Chevaers "Treatse the HAIR" Given away at the drug
SARAH la a. CIEvALIER, NJ D. l,i2s Broadway, NJ.
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French WALKING Coats-Blue, Brown and
DAH''A 0'"'"s'' ~'' WOOD 4 wARING, ss Bowery.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

A.-Phalon's ssPaphian SOap0 Posseases -
same properties as the "Paphian Loton % cenu ca1S
II will not chap the skin is Invaluable Tor sne KoSs
andN NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

A.-Our Readers VIII be Glad tO Knew
that BALDWIN, the Cother has located permanently on the
famous corner street. First class Jar
ments Workmanship and lowest prices in the city are sk
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Geld.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doouhons
anu ~ AA TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, 10 wau street., ny
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McI.auahIiu,s Perfect Fitting shirts Ready
made at the great American Shin Co.'s. NJ .frHr
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Gents, Fashionable Clothing.
BRoKAw BROTHgRs,
opposite Cooper InstitvtS
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

The verdure Of Central Park In dcvelopinl
rapidly foliage will be displayed Ia the glor
Of pcrfecton Has general Head Gear Of KNOX
23 Broadway Of Fulton street, there and
thousand fashionable points elsewhere In all the spcndo
Of unrivalled beauty.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
Of orders Metropolitan dob Printing kenn
inhuenf. Naasau street. .....I
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

The Famous Corner-01 Nassau streets
Fulton The Metropolitan Job Printing Estabshmsn
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

Procecdings OF the Democratic State Conven-
venttea-Ejection Of Delegates 60 the NOmi.
mating Convention-A Majority In Favor Of
Pendlotou.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

0Ostou.
PhaIon,s nPaphian Lotion" IL the Only Rs
liable remedy for blemishes Of the skin
A.-ward's Perfecs Eittins shirts, Brsa4-
wxy and Union square; also at 36 Broadway.
A.-ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collar. e.
Usa ssss a ssS'fwsS 81 Srosd.as RS Union square, -0
gfEszEss. 'fRfsrils, FAN. SALT sHsua' ERSs-
pss.s s:
WI nSa saS i1sH as me- Invaluable Tor 'a'
A.-Lyon'. MaYrssis s,ii: ,1.,ssss 1.ssss Powder
bugs and every kind o insect S vsso
S IA % %oi I
ss se Of SFGnsl
ture Of Lyon aask Depot 81 Park row, New YORK.
Gohisr located nam. o. q:
We ans ss N as
Hat. for Cert SSsRs ans Ksq,s: & ss.s s .
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable n''ansa
Boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers in Every
variety at moderate prices at Ss Broadw.y RICHMOND
-.
Establlshsd in 1sSo-The MesropOlItan Job
For Fin: Ss:: R.ns%s s Ss Eysry
French walking d %. Coats-Blue, Brown and
DaAi'A o0A''"s'' DIV" WOOD wARrNG, ss Bowery
.sas Gss .s LIFE Hf" HaE 4aE
SSsSS sss!: q Ss Gs. 4 Ss as: Sc
0si. s2a saS sent e. 6zEvaLs sz %si D. 1873 Broadway
Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, 6se.,
cured sus spssGgHY ss gHYSEs You viii
McI.aushIin,s Perfees Fitting shirts Ready
made at the great American Shin Co.'S ~ -ntne
Neatnes,. Economy and Despatch Combsnea
the e.ecntion Of ORDER. Metropolitan Job Printing ks.
furnished The highest rates paid for Doouhons
A'' ~ TAYLOR Co, BANKERS, IS wan street. ME-
corner ruion Tue M.rspoi.n jos PRINTING EssabsSs:s2
Tne Nc" beSs bcuS1ET DIES ANTILLES,
supasses n exquisite sweetne and decacy foreign
ss's CO.. s oos
g rapidly ,h.. M csgs y. S pon ss d;psyss 10 y hs
23 Brosdway Of Fulton street, there and 81
thousand fashionable points elsewhere In all the spiendor
Of unrivaled beauty.
wlss, Toupces and Ornamental Hair.-Bege;
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing, all colos at BAicHk
LOR 8, Is Bond street.
Boy1 Clothing.
Largest stock In the city -
BROKAw BROTHERS.
opposite Cooper inssisuee
Gents, Fashionable Clothing.
BROKAw BROTHBHG.
opposite Cooper Insiitvlo
The Evening Telegram.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST Or
| cuLArroS OF ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER IN rHR
CITY, AND rs CONSTANTLY AHEAD IN ALL xAzrRna
| OF NEWS LAST EVENING IT WAS AHEAD on ALI
ITS CONTEMPORARIES IN TIE FOLLOWING rxrRs-
EsrING ITEMS
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

wiss, Toupces and Ornamental Hair.-Bege
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing, al coon, at bAicHk
LOR 8. 16 Bond atraet.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
VICTORIA.
THE MEMORIES THAT TIE PRINCE HAS LEFT
BEHIND HIM-NEw POSTAL AERANGEMENr

TuF MEMORIES THAT TIE PRINCE HAS LEFT
BEHIND HIM-NEw POSTAL ARRANGEMENT
From oar special CoresgoHdtLt
MELBOURNE, January 2s, 1863.
The Prince left our h ospitable shores on the
,th and It is probable that the feeling of relief ex
rcrienced was mutual Undoubtedly the good citizens
OF Melbourne glad TO get rid OF him. for he did not
exhibit Of the dignity Of royalty set an example
nv no means TO be commended the contemplation I
the rising generation. When His Royal Hglness landed
no demonstration Of respect ndoyalty was too extaya
CANT: when he left, the influential Apshuiasid spoke
The future OF the great of shoots Of Britain offers
nrolen the minds OF English statesmen beginning 10
be- studied, but the solution Of which mas not EXTENDED
beyond the opinion that is undesirable TO allow them 10
become antagOnistc republics like that OF NOrth Amer
lea II possible enough therefore, that had these colo
MES been bent like the children OF Israel OF old upon
asking for king and Prince Alfred not lnvncioy ol
posed To "A southern OF empire the world might have
witnessed in these days the astonishing spectacle OF
entertained however when the Galatea left Europe,
grave mistake made in failing 10 send Mentor with
the young Teemachus. IT. IL was intended by TINS visit
10 create among the coonsts ardent desire To have
Royal Court established IN their midst the choice OF
ao1rtiers was 10 say the least Of II. unfOrtu-
mite. The central figure, however acceptable as
distinguished visitor has certainly not impressed the
neono Of Victoria with belief In his capacity ruler
or his determination strictly TO perform the thousand
Tiled lamentabiy IN tho kingy virtue OF punctuaty
while Of that dignity Of demeanor which Is said TO bet
the prince we have had but few examples But II resi-
dent Prince Alfred in Australia would not he enthusiastic
cay acceptable so far as Victorian opinion goes what
Yorkesi Our colonial youth not backward in what,
in common paTance, Is termed fastness" but believe
they might take lessons In rpdy from these cions of
the British aTistocracy. With these for nobemcn
would become matter for curious speculation as TO who
voud be noble women! No; II simple minded Aus
traan cOousts intended to be converted into eager
lovers OF astOcracy the wrong men were sent 10 nocu
late them with the passion.
NV Lords and Ladies AID most gave statesmen OF bon
ME Old England consider this grlvely 1t may bring to
yOur minds the mpernence OF certain American colo.
MES IN days long agOne. And verify here ale more OF
your children presumng 10 think for themselves actually
daring with critical eye "A Prince whom you
have sent to them the chosen representative OF your
virtue intelligence and royalty; ay, and To weigh his
qualities good aud bad, in their colonial scales ana.
worst OF all. to fnd them wanting Audacty supreme!
Iu,nasuce nsucrable! Miserable, simple colOnlsts be-
waro NlAI IOydy, Squ arc LlsAlps spIe VI SyllSmRt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
AUSTRALASIA.

The Panama, Ncw.zeafand and Australian
CompaDy's Steamship Kalkoura arrived at Panama on
the 5th inst, with mails from Wellington wZealand,
the 7h February and from sydney TO the 3Oh Janu'
airy. The following Is extract from Purser
Nysrom's memorandum:
Tho Kakoura left Wellington the 7th February at
i3O p M and experienced strong variable winds until
the evening OF the 18th, when II 20 blow from
the sOuheatand increased rapidly almost TO hurricane
partag III Its nature Of cyclone the sea at tho same
time rising to tremendous hight and shipping so great
quantities Of water that she obliged to be hoyeto for
over eght hours when the weather moderated and she
was again put on her course and during the remainder
OF the passage has met with succession OF head and
variable winds and cams. Notwithstanding the bad and
unaNOrdble weather the Kakoura has experienced she
has made the passage from Wellington to Panama In y
days II hours.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
THE ERIE VAR.

ONE OF THE VANDERBILT PARTY BEslEGEp.
In the last Erie suit Judge Clerke's injunc
ton has been in pursuit of Judge Barnards Receiver Mr.
Osgood but so far it is reported has only reached Mr.
Osgoods servant at his residence in Twenty hrsst Mr.
OsgoOd having locked himself in his rooIn ana given
orders that no papers should be taken by any one at his
house.
TIRE FLANK MOVEMENT IN THE JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
Anis quiet at Fort Taylor the Hudson Mr. Edriage
and number of his legal advisers were busy at late
hour last evening and evidently connecting plans
for comp de main in Twentysecond-st The following Is
the bill passed by the eSe@Jersey Legislature now await
ing the signature OF Gov. Ward:
An to enable certain corporations more eneetuay 10
transact their business IN the State or NewJersey -
BE endeted bU Ge Senate and General AssebyoI me
State Of HeUJerscy That whore any corporation winch
has been created bY the laws Of any other state or sa
has by any law lava passed by the Legislature OF S
state been authorized ~ hold pT0peI apq eSsEess tI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
NEW-YORK.

GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTBAL COMMITTEE.
The regular monthly meeting was held on
Friday evening at headquarters steuben House, No POI
Bowery Dr. H. Muir in the chair, G. Beyere, secretary
The Chairman Of the Executive Committee, Mr. William
rasse reported the Committee on Correspondence con
sistDg OF Messrs. H. Gereke, Henry Richard A. Janzer
Dr Newman and Francis Resch Dr. Gercke, on behalf
f special committee read an address TO the prominent
German Republicans in the various states Of the Union In
refeTence TO the assembling of German American Re
niican National Convention be held simultaneously
with the American Convention OF Chicago IN May AIei
a lengthy debate the address adopted On nouon Oi
Mr.. III. Richard 10 resolved 10 confer with IHE
TRIBUNE Association for the purpose OF getting the Ger
man campaign sheets ISSUED by that Association i0l
distribution among the OF the German voters IN
this state. Supervisor Whlmann and MT i. Fralkeh
hener then reports about financial matters after
which the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

From Our Special Correspondent
MEMPHIS March II, 1865.
The excitement here among colored men is
most intense The high-hsnded attempt 10 assassnate
Judge Hunter OF the Criminal Bench for his official
action causes curses loud and deep on the part OF the
masses Of the blacks TO whom he has always been true
consistent friend Consultations have been held among
them the result OF which is resolve that an attack
upon him viii be looked upon as an , open ana ana
who feel that the fight winch has been
going on between the Criminal Bencn pha, ana o Ime
Memphis Acalaee has been an issue between Rebel pro
scrptiOn aud the right OF Radical Judge, WIN no
TO enforce strict aud impartial justice to all should
Rebel prescription succeed in procuring his ASSASSINATION
which viii be terrible indeed The conduct Of the Judge
Of aTnferior court in allowing himself through fear OF
case entirely beyond his jurisdiction, and wholly belong
ing TO the superior court in which 1t originated Is most
severely censucd by loyal men, especially as such illegal
interfcfepce nearly cost the life OF Judge Hunter,
The cOlOred men, expecting that perhaps repetition OF
emergency The Rebel press seeing 100 late the eect OF
their action, will doubtless endeav0r TO relieve
around the fact of highanded attempt to assassinate
loyal Judge because 0 ms o b s sesV ~ Rchr symn9
thLes the fact that such Judge was forced 10 nd
ssme co%d not be enforced The order Of Court adjourn
ing the same will tell the whole story to an VINO are not
too blind TO see and understand The following Is the
order Of adjournment a.. ,,..., ,e 1860
Appearing Of the continuous pnb
cation Of .ees Of f. Gm articles which have been
1S los period % SSs several q me S'iSs s oTos. is stSdp ~.
which has been to niia,e tie Judge Of this Court In bis oh action
nSue the passions Of the people that the process and udg
this be enforced aud coming TO the noee OF
that OF the offenders 10 THIS regard Who ha eh
committed prison under the judgment and order Of this Court
vas illegally discharged custody aud while liberty att late
hour on The Friday iJ, March with
ot n desperate the residence Of the Judge Of this Court
purpose and nteut procuring m assassination because Of hs
ofea that this and SIMILAR acts Of violence and outrage sie
considerable portion II the people tbs
eounty and appearing that adequate support the
pr,s time the enforcement Of the and
therefore, ordered that this Court stand
ad,onned mt such time obstacles 10 the administration Of
Justice shall have hesn removed . 49,
AJ oar. Adjourned un Mordi the 18th day Of April 1t 10
o'rgei a no. VILLAS HUSTKH Judge q
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
DIED.

CGAeKEn wri,p Conn., suddenly Soniiy March Ei"'d
Clarke tsq. aged - Yeara
DUEHAM-A Iryingon Oa,he IIuson mong March "a
Constantine Youngest Harriet and Dr. Carroll Dunhan ss
The friends Of the family are invited attend re
fsGss q BIS sTlnd9oaf Nj, ha;i ~ hSess No. " Ss'''i ~
D0E-On Saturday March 2 MARY Ea the infant daughter Of Charles
Tie relatives friend, Of the family invited TO ateli the ast
from The residence Of ber parents on Jsisonsye b1,bb -
as oad'E %S1a e. az ,sSsD 0si h. ~. r y Rsrs.i
DURELLA wes, Mouana Saturday March a. Jane KP2. ss
Fsael, ll.u ] % Wes Mor5s on Mosir March o. o'clock
Trains leave Harlem Dope, gen! ra't and Foarha'e) an
HORTON-On Saturday March g. 1863 Sarah e. M OWN Hortsa.
at her late residence No. O orsios Monday y
O'Clock Her remains VIII be tksa to SeTer, Pse on lasssy nora,
FoartI.ase. '
JoSEs-SUdeny Saturday March g. Warren Jones sGed TO
Friends q y invited to stiend q. ,an, from bis l,t. r,,'
LovRTT0u THURSDAY March 49, Emms daughter Of Robert aoi Anna
from No Grorest on Monday March 29 at Il O'Clock
MACKAY-Oa saturday March 81, GeoganA B., se Of George
The aaeTai will = s ocs p a o. Tssssy March 10
Fast Twenty The remains will be taken to Brookn Mass
for internent
REID-n Mosiovu J. on sanrhy March a. H,au,h E. wife Il
John n. Reid late Of Sev.York city
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
REoUAAt Broou Chautauqua County n T. Sunday March IS
james A. Requs in the 4lst year VI his age.
HVSK T, apa 9 Sos . % FR Raa ass MG az SSos sou o
The F1s. and friends Of tie . si Ssr sSse % OBJ biz W.
March %. at III oclocE. from No. 2is CsreOuave.
s.LMoSop Saturday IiS Mh q n M,y NiH:ys EH.yy wi" Of Ei
The relatives aud friends family Invited attend the nsri
at o'clock D. N Her remains wll be GreenwOOd
TIFPANYThe rsnsn: Of Franz Tsauy VII Be taken 70 woet
sIhst. at q O'clock p m, for the Cemetery.
VAN vELsoR-In BIabh Saturday morning. March sl d
F"Ssa Sp TSS Mseh "a 10 O'Clock m from the r-.ue.
her sister Mn Frederick W. Wagner Cara leave foot Of L'eVe'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
from my Lady o, the Court and snscrns oass. from my

from my Lady OF the Court. and snecring oatH.
Lord Z. D..
The elections for Parliament are resulting largely
favor OF the Ministry The polling for the first ballot
gave IL TO in their favor, and In the second polling 40
far Mlnsteralists been returned without oppo
sitiOn. - a., a.,
Manyers sutton polite letter OF thanks Tor te hOapl
taty with which he treated lie expresses Mo sur
prise at the wealth aud prosperity OF the coiOny' ~
According to contract between the ~ TVule Wv
ernInent and the T. and o. Company the ldiS Det"Seh
England and Australia. via Suez, are 10 10 S
every four weeks An increased rate OF POsiabo,n ~ % Nv
ever Is demanded, and the Panama line Is HAey oOo
come the more popular .-,,,,.oa
The revenue OF the Colony OF Victoria Tor looi dmo'
to a3O3eS7 increase of sg5,558 over tat lOr $50
The total quantity OF gold exported from MeipOuIue
LAST year 1733422 ounces, Of which 259oVs ou0'
were transhpments from NewZcaland Ihe totai 0N t
port during the previous year amounted 10 lH5,Vll
ounces of which 3 56 were the produce OF Ne"
/caland.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
An adjourned meeting of natives of Wirtem-

An adjourned meeting of natives of Wirtem
berg was held yesterday afternoon in the Germana AS
senby Rooms 10 complete previous action for the re-
moya Of Mr. Leopold Berwrth from his position as Con-
sui OF the Kingdom Of Wremberg to this city The prn-
cipal feature Of the meeting was petition TO King
Charles OF Wrtemberg, read by DR.. Charles Nanz that
Mr. Bierwirh has for number years, neglected his 0f
cal duties by attending to personal affairs officer OF
company and thereby rendering IL difficult for
his counymen TO obtain access TO him that he has done
comparatively little for the encouragement OF commerce
and manufactures ~ his native country that during our
late war he had not uscd proper efforts to protect his u
naturaized cOuntrymen from prescription, and lastly
that he has offended the German national sentiment by
presiding at the excise meeting held a the Cooper Inst
tutc Messrs. s. l.. Kaph, Eberspacher BOlctt, Stein
brenner StrOmnger Zmmcr ana Dr. Charles Nanz, were
appointed as an executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
At the meeting of thc Board of ConncImen

At the meeting of the Board of Councilmen,
on Saturday. communication was received from the
Corporation Counsel TccDg the fact that the Secondaye
Railway Company Use steam-dummy engines on their
road above SXtythirdst. because law ordinance
fOrbids their use above FOrty-sccOndst. The Board
voted 10 disregard the Mayors veto and Irving
place from Fourteenth TO TwentieSt and sxteenthst
from Fourthavc 10 Rutherordpacc, 10 be repaved with
the Ncolson pavement. The Committe Remembering
streets reported IN favor OF the Philadelphia plan after
May by this plan the houses the block between
the East River and Frst-ayc to be numbered from
10 99 all houses the block between First and Second
are to be numbered from 100 TO lg9 etc The od
Ia this eject which presented by the Committee
VA referred,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

doctrines 90 th6 comprehension ~ the rational mind
made them consistent with the word. with each other.
ana with true science. lie performed the service
Tor religious truth that COpeucus did for Astronomy
Ills claims ara the most comprehensive, grand and i'm
pOidht ever made by any man; yet it is under such
test that he himself and the receivers Of his doctrines
would desire should be applied o him. The lecturer
concluded with sketch OF SwOdenbOTgs scientific life.
paying high tribute 10 his devotion 20 science. not
through ambition, to reputation but for sake OF
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
Prom Our Special Correspondent.

COLONY.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
WELLINGroS. Feb. :. 1853
All doubts about the Goyernorshp of this
COLONY have at last been c' by the arrival and in
auguraton of Sir George Bowen. His commission
by the Last mall preceding the Governor himself
by several days Sir George arrived on the evening OF
the Sd inst, and made public landing the next
morning. lie was saluted by II. NJ s. Falcon ana the
volunteer artillery on landing he escorted to the
Government House by the No Volunteers, the Corps OF
yoierana and the Cadets His EXcellency immcdi
ately sworn and in the afternoon he and Lady Bowen
drove through the principal streets ,
We are in somewhat Of muddle about the proposed
reception of the Duke of Edinburgh; $4,000 were NOled
for this purpose by the General Assembly and the dis
bursemcEt Of 10 intrusted 10 Royal Reception Commit
tee, which, thus far has kept its plans so profoundly
secret that people begin 10 doubt whether 1t has any
expense will fall upon their shoulders and are much cx
at a. tbe whoe roynce IL interested that the reception
in Wellington should worthy OF great and grow
people The town Board lately voted t5OO subject To
the approval OF the ratepayors. on the 5 meeting
Of ratc.payers held and had quite spirited dis
After considerable more talk IN which gentlemen ac
cuscd each other Of dislOyalty and fOolses OF mean
ness and CNraya ganCe the appropriation was kued Dy
adjournment. The objection was to taking the money
fIOu the rates. not tO entertaining The Duke. -.
The King natives nave been compaisan enough TO hold
meeting somewhere in the interior and promise peace
FOR 20 years They are likely to keep their engagement
while IL suits them ana no longer.
Sir George Grey. Late Governor has discovered rich
collaborating quartz the Island Of kawau, and has
sent specimens 10 Auckland His EXcellency Is still at
the island. and the proposed time for his departure Tor
England Is unknown
Tho new gold fields at Calcdonan Terrace are doing
very well. lead has been opened. The population
Of the place Is rapidly increasing, and now reaches io0 OF
The district indeed, promises such large yeld at
the town of WespOrt is improving greatly that within
distant time Will probably be The port of the Western
coast
some excellent coal eGs AT the Bay Of Islands are also
being successfully worked and large quantities Of coal
have already been shipped to this and other Ne" Zealand
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

chses and privileges in this State It shall be- lawful for
the directors OF such company elected in another state 10
hold their meetings in This State, and exercise ali the
powers and franchises Of such company within this state
SO Tar may be necessary TO transact any business of
such company.
And be enacted That II shall be lawful for such
pany 20 have an Office in tins state for the transfer Of
stock and the officers and agents OF such company shall
DC authorized 10 transact the business OF such company
in this State.
g. and be il enacted That this act shall be public act
and shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SOrTH AUSTRALIA.

The RegiSfer says: The wheat harvest for
1878 in an exporting agricultural colony like south
Australia, almost be considered total failure
Ia some districts thousands of will never be reaped
at all while in others many hundreds OF farmers VIII not
gather than for seed and flour for their own
during the year The extent of the injury caused by
the red rust only fully ascertained after the machine
has been at work. for fields which promised splendidy
so far rs appearance vas concerned have turned out hot
worth Teapng.
The exports Of produce from South Australia, during
1867 amounted IA value TO G277GO and the imports 10
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

The Rev. Chauncey Giles OF the New-Jerusa.
lem Iswcdepborgapl Church Thirty commenced
course Of lectures last evening. on "swedenborg lie
said SyedenbOFgs claims may be enumerated as three:
I1rst he received and communicated to men q true
knowledge Of the existence and nature OF the spiritual
world and OF man as a spiritual being secondly, ne nc.
yeaed the internal sense the sacred Scriptures showed
i'm what their Inspiration consists and the laws according
" which kAey vege YIAgni tAila{, AZ FsSASSa Vs7S