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THERE is an old English statute which
prohibits people from getting married after
a certain hour in the day, because such
solemn obligation ought to be entered into
only when the parties are duly sober
, 1869-05-28

Two walking sticks broom; one dozen
pair of woolen socks-nice for spring pair
Of boOts-eagls on the legs; one pup; four
years pew rent and bis picture, are Grants
latest gifts. ale gathers them ini hs gath
ers them In"
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TEE aneients used to venerste the "aShss" OF
departed ancestors the modsrns follow the s1.
smpls-sbowing great affection for the "du't"
Of :hslr'S.
, 1869-05-28
Nalla Walla Statesman.

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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1869-05-28
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-03-14

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fools if bis take after his pretty wlIs.s
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the Delpechss taaer and son, viii do wall to
bear IN mind, Boa 5eas's n.aasieAr s:s
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1,,ant;on The rDi,tenfa of the letter to Madam
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-03-14

May you have good luclS, my con, and any
wit win serve your turn. epaaisA Prepsra.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
THE PEACE JUBILEE.
General Vocal Rehearsal of Five Thousand
Voices Lust Evening.

General Vocal Rehearsal of Five Thousand
Voices Lust Evening.
Boston, June 8, 1860.
The spokes and tire, and every thing else which
goes to strengthen this great Club OF the Universe"
are being sadly shattered and weakened by the inces
SAINT and almost deafenIng noise ana jar OF the re-
hearsals for that great National Peace Jubilee must
cal festival which s to or here next week. It
may truly and literally be said that 'there Is music
in the air." for on every public thoroughfare, In
every public hail. and In numerous private dwellings
and general business headquarters there primary
rehearsals going day and night; artillery, wind
and string instruments anvils and vocal combina-
tions are heard everywhere, and there is general
and sweetenng harmony OF noise all around.
There was a sort OF general vocal rehearsal OF
about 5000 voices In the Music Hall this evening" on
which occasion the versatile Jubilee Gilmore welded
the baton himself. The rehearsals were generally
confined to the popular national airs ana such
strains as "iail Columbia" 'The Star Spangled
Banner" and the Harp that Once Through Tara's
Hallsr were among those which were rendered
more loudly, more sweetly and more effectively than
they ever were before or ever will be again. except
In the Coliseum during the five eventfu days OF the
Jubilee. other pieces were rehearsed with almost
equal effect and with success fully equal.
fhe singers In the surrounding cities and towns
have had numerous association rehearsals during
the past month or two, ana on some evening during
the present week they are going TO assemble In Bos
ton and harmonic their vocal powers into the same
tone OF their associates, and then on the morning
preceding the Inauguration OF the Jublleesthere Is
20 be general rehearsal OF the whole vast chorus.
Muscay, financially and otherwise, then. 1t seems
that this gigantic demonstration I'm honor OF wind
ing up OF great war Is TO be success. Crowds
and crowds are coming, II the bespeaking OF hotel
accommodations Is any indication. and IL Is pretty
sure thing that the week will be made pleasant
one for all, and that when they return home there
VIII be heartfelt and involuntary exclamation Of
"Let us have Peace"
The city is fast ang up with strangers In antici-
patton OF the peace Jubilee So great Is the demand
for quarters that upwards OF three thousand rooms
In private houses belonging to our best citizens
have been rendered the Executive Committee OF the
Jubilee through the bureau OF accommodations
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

exhilarated. until an uncomfortable outbursr Of
boisterous mirth pervaded the listeners, exc, 'p
Drs. Hough and Jarvis. who seemed to think the,-
positions rather too serious for amusement. Mr..
Kennedy spared none, present absent, in render
ing apparent the ridiculous results contingent upon
the recommendations OF gentlemen who did not
until then realize how little they knew of that Of
Which they professed so much. Mr.. Kennedy insists
that the present law, including its theory Of
apportionment Is the best and that the schedules
are based upon correct principles, only requiring
partial changes to adapt them our varied circum
stances He ridiculed the idea OF a census In one
day as the work which must be the labor OF 10000
ioos as no great number OF persons not especially
trained could enter upon such labor with proper
knowledge for It's successful execution. The scene
In the committee room was one which will not soon
be forgotten by those present. The committee is
employed az least five hours day giving close at
tenton to the subject, with earnest DESIRE II not
determination, to make such census arrangements
as Will insure to the country satisfactory results.
Discharge Of Treasury Clerks.
Secretary Boutwell, has reduced the clerical force
In the treasury Department and the various bureaus
thereof to the exact number authorized by law.
Eight clerks and manager were removed from the
First Auditors office to-day On the 1st or July
number Of temporary clerks will be dismissed.
The Mobile Post Once.
The contest over the Mobile Post once was closed
to-day by the appointment Of F. G.. Brombery vice
Byron G. Pierce suspended.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
CONNECTICUT DIOCESAN EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Yesterday the Episcopal Diocesan Convention for
the Diocese Of Connecticut commenced its session in
New Haven at Trinity church. In the forenoon
service was held at which Rev. Mr.. Maxey OF
Bridgeport, preached q sermon from st. Matthew
Xxx, 81 his subject being the Christian life opjec.
lively considered At three O'Clock In the afternoon
the Convention assembled at the church. Bishop
Williams presiding. There were seventy eight
parishes represented and ITO cergymen present
Rev. I. G. Woodruff OF Norwalk, and II. S. Hanford
were chosen secretaries. The Bishop then read his
address, from which 1t appeared that during the
year he has visited LOG churc hes, chapes and mis-
sionary stations, ollciated on 2i5 occasions,
preached 152 times, delivered ninety eight connrma-
mon thirty-six times and confirmed 1107 persons.
Ten deac0ns have been advanced to the priesthood,
twelve cergymen have received missionary papers,
three have died and fifteen have been received into
the diocese. The address referred TO the action
taken on the subject OF divorce, and hoped that
protect the holiness OF the marriage relation.
This portion OF the address was referred
to special committee. The reports OF
the various boards OF trustees were read and re-
ferred. The Committee on Canons reported the law
OF the Church relating to marriages was to be
strictly construed, and In cases OF divorce Uincto
mdrtm0nt,, the clergy were TO refuse to marry the
guilty party The Committee on Life Insurance re-
ported In favor OF authorizing parishes to Insure the
rector for the benefit OF the family for the sum OF
$4,000. The report was ordered 10 be printed. as
70 be considered IN the next convention. After
eecting directors OF the Missionary Society and the
standing committee the Convention adjourned to
wednesday, at nine A. NJ. In the evening service
was held and sermon preached before the mission
ary society.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
the ANNUAL MEETING oF the ssoOKlW YOUNG MEN,;
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Am Acc of IncorporatIon Adop.cd.

An Act of Incorporation Adopted.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association held last evening at heir
rooms, corner OF Fulton avenue and Gallatin place
Tho object independent Of hearing the annual re-
port, was to pass upon an act Of the Legislature
giving them q charter. Mr.. W. W. wicks occupied
the chair, and after the usual opening exercises Mr..
Alfred wickes stated that the terms or the various
Officers OF the association had expired on the 18th
Of April last. He moved that the persons holding
the offices OF president and recording secretary be
appointed to the ofices now held by them respect
lively until their successors shall be elected or other
wise superseded. Mr.. William Edsall offered an
amendment that all the officers be included. which
was accepted, and as amended the resolution was
adopted.
The annual reports we're then read and accepted
after which the following resolution was presented
and adopted
Resolved Tha, ,he charter granted by the Legislature Of
the State OF New YORK; entitled "An act TO Incorporate the
BROOKLYN Young Mems Christian Assocson passed May
3 1852 be accepted by this association, that we 90 ra
and concur In the acceptance thereof By the Board
Managers and that W. w. Wckers as president and -
Wilson, recording secretary of this association be
srcted 10 make and MI certificates OF such by
the active members OF the Board OF Managers OF this
ton in pursuance Of the provisions Of the tenth section
eaid act
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDOS, June $3.50
p. M.-COnsols closed at 02M for money and 924 for
the account United States five-twentles SO%. Erie
Railway shares, lSA; Illinois Centrals, o. Railway
stocks quiet.
PARIS BoURSE.-PARIS, June S.-BourSe firm.
Rentes, III CSC.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, June s-Five.
twenty bonds closed at S6A for the issue OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRET.-LIvERPOoL, June
$3.50 p. M.-The market closed shade easier at
the following quotations. Mdding uplands, IL I'D
middllng Orleans I'D The sales OF the day foot up
10, 600 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, June s.-The
Market opened unchanged, both on the spot and
afioat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARxEr.-LIvERp FOOL,
June S-The market Is dull. Flour, 2ls. Cd per bbl
for western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOoL,
June S.-Bacon has advanced 62s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, June g.
4:30 T. M.-Renned petroleum. Is I'd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwEEP June 8.-Petro-
leum 45 Af for standard white
LIVERPOOL TRADE REPoRT.-LIvERPooL, June s.
p. M.-The market for yarns and fabrics at Man.
chester Is drmer at better prices.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
MISSISSIPPI.

Killing OF the Commander Of the District by a
Cifizcn-Split in the Republican Ranks
Call for n Conservative Republican Con.
venti0n.
JACKSON. June, 8, 1862
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G. Crane, CON-
manaing the Fourth Military District, and Acting
Mayor OF this city, was killed to-day by E. M. Yer
ger, in difficulty occasioned BY an ofical order OF
the Mayor evying on the property Of Yerger, In de-
fault Of corporation taxes, and the AMIR had no
reference whatever to politics. Colonel Crane on.
tered the volunteer service from Dayton, Ohio, in
1901, and was held in high esteem by this communi.
ty. Yerger Is arrested and confined at the barracKs
The conservative republicans Of Mississippi have
issued q call for convention on tho 2sd OF June.
The call Is signed by Messrs. JefYards WofYord Fisk
Field Warner, Moorman and others, They claim to
be the true exponents OF Grants policy repudjate
the Executive Committee and the organizations of
the extreme radicals insist that they are strictly In
accordance with the Congressional plan aayselsuch
course will promote harmony and fraternal feel.
Ing between men OF all sections and colors and saw
In conclusion I'VE and must all live together as
friends" The call seems to be favorably received.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
THE NEW YORK HeRAlo IN WISCONSIN.
Irrom the Sparta wis. Eagle. June al

IFrom the Sparta wis., Eagle, June al
We have the NEW YORK HERALD daily. This
greatest of American newspapers is now triple
sheet OF twelve pages. and often issues a quadruple
sheet OF sixteen pages. AS paper for news 1t has
no rival In America, or indeed In the world. 1t has
special correspondents wherever there stirring
events, and In the late Abyssinian war several times
furnished news OF Lord Napiers movements TO the
London press long In Advance OF their own de-
spatches, either private or ohlcal thus beating the
numbering English journals on their own ground.
Indeed, the New YORK HERALD is In almost every
part OF the world synonymous with American news-
paper enterprise IL has q corps OF writers OF un-
questionable ability, and the value which we set
upon 1t is seen In the frequent selections that we
mako from columns.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
Q y 7 = q A r Y .
Mrs. Anna Mitchell.

We regret to announce the death Of this lady,
which took place at her residence In this city on
81 'ndaY morning. Mrs. Mitchell was the mother or
Mis- Maggie Mitchell, the well known actress, and.
aitho Ugh she was never before the public herself
was W, vi known to the profession, as well as to a
large cir re or persons other walks OF life She
was matt We OF England, and at an early age came
to the Unit, states with her husband Mr.. Lomax.
the inventor OF block type. Some years after his
death the wild Nv married Mr.. Charles Mitchell, aud
OF this second marriage Miss Maggie Mitchell was
born. The dece ased was in the sixty fifth year Of
her age. She q most estimabe lady true
Christian woman warm-hearted and charitable
Her numerous frie Ids and acquantances will hear
Of her death with de- 'p regret.
Surgeon John Pau Quinn, United States
Na
A telegram from Havana announces the death at
that port Of this oficer from yellow fever. Surgeon
Quinn was q native OF verm.Nnt, and entered the
naval service in May. 1861. Tkcou yhout the rebel
lion he served with credit and az the time Of his
death had reached the position OF nll surgeon.
ranking with lieutenant commanders. ON the l4th
OF April last, after being on leave OF absence FOR
some time he ordered to the sloop-ot war sara
toga, at present attached to the Naval Ac, Memy 10
the apprentice ship. She Is her ann ual sum
mer cruise, and put into Havana with the yellow
fever on board, Surgeon Quinn being one .of tho
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
TelEGRAPAIc NEWS ITEMS

General Candy has appointed Major A. B. Thomp
son Sheriff for the city OF Richmond
James A. Weeds paper mill at Port Dickinson,
near Binghamton, N. Y, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Elizabeth Whelan, wife Of an engineer on lake
steamer, was burned TO death in Buffalo on Monday
night by the careless use Of coal Oil in igniting
fire.
The base bail match between the Red stockings
OF Cincinnati and the Nationals, OF Albany yester.
day. resulted in favor of the former by score of
IS to s.
The Office OF r. L. Smith, at Lysander, Onondaga
county, n; Y, was entered by burglars on Monday
night and robbed Of over $20,0O0 worth OF bonds
mortgages and certificates 0rdepOslt.
Edward Humphrey, alias James II. Hardin, q
State Prison convict escaped on Monday night from
the Lunatic Hospital In Worcester Mass, where
ne had been sent for treatment.
The citizens of Rome. N. Y, yesterday voted on
the question OF taking stock to the amount OF
In the proposed water works for the village. The
vote stood 323 for the project to 39l against 1t.
The Richmond (Va.) Republican City and County
Convention yesterday nominated for the Legislature
one negro and two white men Tor the Senate and
seven negroes and one white man for the House.
new trial OF Dan Noble, for the robbery OF the
Royal Insurance Company, commenced at Elmira
N. Y, yesterday. The case Is exciting great inter-
est the jury having failed to agree on the former
trial.
At midnight of Monday q fire broke out in the
paper mill at Barrytown, near PoughKeepse, and
communicated with the freight house on the dock,
in which several thousand bales OF hay stored.
Both buildings and their contents were destroyed.
Loss $4,000; insured.
In the case Of Miss Amanda Craig, OF Cincinnati
vs. E. p Sprague, OF Chicago, for breach OF promise
of marriage, which has been on trial at Wheaton,
ILL.,, for several days past, the jury rendered
dict for the plaintir awarding her the sum Of
100000, the amount claimed by her for damages
AT meeting OF the st. Louis (Mo.) Board of Trade
on Monday night papers were read showing the
practicabiliY of direct trade between st. Louis and
foreign ports during large portion Of the year by
lghtdraught propeers. The figures show that
such vessels could navigate the river more cheaDy
than barRes.
Attorney General williamson of Indiana, delivered
his opinion yesterday that the Specific Appropriation
bill passed by the Indiana House at the close of
special session OF the Legislature after the resigna-
tion of fOrty-twO democratic members, was in &C.
cord with the requirement Of the constitution aud
ought to be obeyed as constitutional law.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
A MU s E N E N rs.

PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN.-The attractive play
OF "Aurora Floyd" was performed at this theatre
on Monday night for the first time in two years, and
those who had the pleasure OF witnessing 1t must
have been highly gratiied. When 1t is stated that
Mrs. Conway performed the part OF Aurora
Floyd, and Mr.. Conway John Meish COM
mendaton Is unnecessary. The cast included
Mr. VIM. harris, Mr.. Lamb, Mr.. Aiken
Mrs. YeOmans Howard and others, all OF whom per.
formed their parts well. There was a good house.
The play was repeated last evening. Tonight and
tomorrow night the popular play Of "SchOoln Will
be repeated. on Saturday evening Mrs. Conway
takes testimonial benefit from the ladies OF Brook
lyn ut the Academy Of Music,
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
FRANCE.

Additional Returns or the EIcctions-Dis.
turbance In Paris-Many Persons Injured
Police Restore Quict--A Large Number Of
Arrests Made.
PARIS, June 8, 1860.
The results in fifteen additional elections nv ballot
nave been declared. Seven oficIal and eight ouposL
zion candidates were elected. Among the success.
sul candidates are MN. Picard, Latour ana pu.
moulin. Last night about twelve O'Clock great
crowds Of people gathered In the Monsmsrsrs an.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
THE NEW DOMINION.

Vote on the Annexation Resolution In the
Nova Scotia Legislature.
HALIFAX, June s, 1862
In the House OF Assembly last night DR.. Murray
moved the annexation resolution, which was Sec
onded by Joseph L. Mcdonald. The government re-
solved TO avoid discussion on the question and 10
prevent vote being taken. Seven members who
were opposed 10 the government voted to have the
question taken, but the rest Of the House (twenty-
Six members) voted against It, thus throwing the
resolution out OF DOORS The House Will be pro-
rogued on Thursday.