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EXCITING OCCURRENCE.

Al BALI past O'Clock last evening casually oc-
cued In the concert hall Of The notortora c4ttain
Rounds, Al No. rs South CLARK street At . time
when the seseiry WA At its height the noor gave
way near the front wal, ptedpitattng quite nun
Der to tEcC feet The Gash canned q
general confusion smonx TIE gnesss. Who vere OF
made foF the back door, located directly over lbs
Etagc- The 2a1lc continued Tor seEeSl minutes,
and despite the eforrs Of seve-A mo
loIsona.ei, retained their presence q mind,
hout Of marc. After the crowd hsd successfully
escaped into fresh AZ, WAS found thai the noor
had fallen 70 about the dep h Of eight feet, aud
singular - It nav seem. no one w.s
badly injured, though a number suf-
1ered 14Tere rents n theE clothing.
II Is es9mated tnat orer thirty 1.en were s.aadnx
upon thu: portion Of the Eoo1 which gave way.
The confusion Was sneh ~ 10 attract the at-eutton
OF the police. who At once too1 s.sps to tnTesu-
ance taae was scattering o. iha thieves who
Of them, bog named Doruey, lsaped saroaEh
window, suffering serious INJURY By The effort
The building, sefy nckety ccEEeru, Ia said to ha
owned By C. l. Jenks. The accidens Is sttstbu.ed
only to criminal carelessnaea In the neglect Is
properly repair the 1ounda1son ei tho door.
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The RnpElsts-TheodoFc Parker On
Eternal DnmHAttou.

7u the ELttuT Ct Tag Ek&c1fs 1y7eu@s
Please allow me tpace IN yoar columns for two
thtnSa: First, To thank you for the following
sndicson Of the Baptist position IN yoor editorial
OF wednesday. "HA sappoe!ton thai Bap:1sts
believe that ere1y toan who L noS hspuzed BY
Immersion xudez3 eudlesa misery, Ia 4 mlscuueep-
aon. Bapttsts deny. more po1ntedl5 than any
other denomination, shat the f1te Of baptism has
any saving et1caeJ. They regzsd It ~ m Hes Of
obedience acd Of initiation into ch1rch-mttabet-
ship, bat hold. not only that toany Who arc IT,
nerzed uAy not be ssFed but that ruanJ who are
not immersed Of baptized IN AuJ manner nay be
saycd.'' THIS Is Just and true Of the belief Of shas
body Of people IN this county Who number up
wards Of | +soo, go communicates
The second point wish to ca0 attention 70 ts
this. ale c.z,med+ without citing his authority,
that The la1e Rev. Tneo Pa11es rejected the literal
k1;hor1tJ o. the Scriptures, eecarse he nav In
them N Intent to teach tia. puntshE,eut would
be endless, which Nj. Parker would not beueyas
have the anshorisJ II the form os the soh}odned
letter: .... ..--
"Bosrox, Dec. l. lsa
"nx1x siE: 10 ne II u quite clear
th.s Jesus taught the doctrine Of eterral daUoa-
uon. Ihe EyfoSe;tst4-tne nfE1 three. ueao-
arc 10 be treated u Inspired l can understand
ma languxse IN no other way B1z, II the
Nptestant secu star with the nouoa- -ahieh 70
ne Is Mpns..pus ont-tnat the Hpr1a q toe SeW
Testament f{t Ill mtE&EnlQGzly M&fA1ta o3 Noa.
snd. I'd. !IfAl,lhts tue: and ~ this doctrine ol
e;erpsl danlnatlsn ID revolving to al the haa
ana EocsL feelings Of oof nxtUrc. ueu $40 'tEe
Wor[s ruost be interpreted IN AnAher Way, so as
The Cu!.a1:aus h4ye nch1rpgrseated the SeN 1es.
lament to prove thAs the cAFastes Of tae foGsso
Gospel had 20 pte-e1ls:ence, The CnlFestal&sss
nNrttrescn:ed oiter passages Of the Gospels to
show TIA; Je.r1 Of Nazareth nsvef tansnt etefas'
! daEaxi.aa. 81 the gtoio%!sts rolxtnteF Geoe-
IS fo-iay-1e save the divine. tnfs1hae caalSrLe1
Ct Ihe text. Yo1cs GElx, THnonnkk PAkxKE-"
Dr. Adams adds: "1t VII be sen saAs + u no'
without good reason that those who receive tne
B1s.e implicitly as the word OF God have 70 gents
A1y heheyed II endless rettbutou n . doctrine o.
/ Scripture Ell. Goohs-31h
CHICAGO Mar 4f isE3,
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disgtaoed the lawa Of Delaware. In Dele-
ware the Lash Is applied as an official duty
which the officer cannot eToid here it il q
raattar Of choice, and an attribute Of power
70 which erown.up men snd women cling
With "a great an ardo1 a. II their eternal
salvation depended upon ths cruel
beating d some other persons child before
they Med. They look upon The power of
the 1ash with religious devotion, md take
the some pride in the number Of children
they hare aogged as the Indians do in the
number Of scalps they have taknn.
In the case Of the nsBro Batss there Is The
e1senuation thst hia race through centuries
hare been educated In the belief that the
whip ~ss the great political and social cure.
al, and that for negroes, especially, it was
Indispensable. But his white associates in
the child -dogssng practice cannot plead any
such apology. In their Case it is natural
oowardice, aheltering consequent cruelty
behind the petty authority Of The modern
Solomons who make up our Boards Of Edu-
cation
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TIE ElTy IN DsItF.

ScR TH1R1T.TEo TIARA AGO NJ 5A:ne7 Foran-
1ov residing At the eozna1 Of FarQuhar and Je1eE-
sea kt1eetA swallowed A.Aeedle. Within the psss
ssa or twelve yeaxs be experienced severe pain IN
vs-.oos parts Of bis body, which be Astr'oatet to
saeunatizu- He rrst felt the sensation IT. his
nigh, nterxazd IN n.1 breast, sod then shout tho
shou,der~blAdes Medicinal measures tasled % re-
ueve htt1- Last s1111y, to hls sTeat s1rpf4e. the
identical uee.t]e be Ind 1Fatlowed 70 many years
sso ee5sea fso9 ~ ~ .'sn1 if af fs; @ eeox e,s e
cmJ, nom The stomach 70 the len thigh. and
fnercn b ! tcc7 .norweS:etiy'' direction, 20 to
Hone among srw mentioned In lne+iica@ wprts
The foYsu12le gentleman should be thAaHul thas
the needle taGs.d to peue3s1te Tttat part II it's
IleAndeElEf.
ral:sa ci .ae Holy Pzully Ire r2t lleiy to be
ney.trttd xn1er the vigorous and energetic sd-
ruln:st1aroa Of the Rev. Father Danen, Who mas
OF lie e..r, Win Enatt Monuments of his zeai
and a6ntn:sr sttse ability. no SOW sbout to
snd.Esaxas tne f1sssson & snoeal' school ies
!n1al,e a quits! or seo,oce- Il I'd IN providing
fa5as 10y this p11pose i fatr wt; b bed In the
49, 2: tns Holy Family School, corner q Morgan
pg, MY alsf, and continuing fot two weetA Great
7atns have been taksn II 10 Edies Of tae parish
e sne 1os sss 9srps7 q sns s5s
vii t3ke note.
4 oEE-1rGQK1 rnzvspcu- u.med Sylvester
Eeynoas Z festdena Of Qutnc! street, Fa9 At-
sa.gned Il ske htstaaee u Its Hife and daughter,
eofs !rsese schoee Hald Jestes.taT, q the ehakxs
q ofutA 074tmezt TIE daughter, who Is 5a1n
y adoption. presented ! soF7{ sight she = nur
k1teen Iea1a q Age. and Is sald to be pfef4y, but
festHrcAy tha looked liza ! sez5reo veteran nf a
tat1tI yeAa' var. Reynolds ctatca that tis w1te
= : @ nct 4. we q II 4 y h1s "a: ~! simply
wasu hts danxhtes. he avetsea that he hsd " Re.
sapusezHtedr with her beeanse aha had allowed
katet nen In Eer rooI1 At ono uEae, which uur1.
ots he thought was th1ee too many. TIE remon
| STRANGE Was conducted With hammer, and ad
antntstefed upon her rsh&- Tha CASE h1d decttet
~pes md ktttle" nns, although RsJno}ds wa fne<
r., md held in further baa ol $1,000 - ketp tn
| peace He proposes to DO 10 IN I'LL
TIN LOCOMOTIVE - Aneefica. - which drew ~
Grit prize It tho razts Exposition, and which xa
purchased hy The Chicsgo. Rock 1sland Paci1
Railroad, E1A ye*tar1AJ Afternoon On exhibition
the depok on Ssn Buren, stzeet. foos Of LAda,lt
LAKE, crnNdz Ntfs aits1eted tellaer b tAa -
! uo1nceUent E1ade In tae daily pape11 th9t tn
lru1 EoFSe would seeetse COMPANY, and Nsea eu
Etosllr nd 1uadezme4t n ~ Ana9stIql Rorkns
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comedy, 4Tne Wsy to Get Married." Acd
Faueher ntw comic Drama now pl4J1nF IN Lou
don by Bothern, " Ths Captain Of the Watch. :"
Tbs Saturday pe1foz ozznauces Are foe he benefit OF
Nj AIKEN.
Away from hoaae, the Amusement spAetp b fery
interesting. 8aazn Denim, who hAd sesehed heF
theatrical dEexs In this country, Is playing Leah"
WITH success IN England. = .ssrdoa, whose drama
OF "Pstrte" n probably the tne1t snceeas o1 me
dsJ, has dedicated 1t to III. Aotie!, and aesnowi-
edged the great valae OF na AhssesJ o. the
Netherlands" while writing hs drama ufsa fe-
opsn1 bis seasoo u nc" aosk tnls evening WIN
"LA Via Fasteasans, And p1odaeEs -SnApefN
oe1t TUESDAY evening t4ne se" 1o!hels ~
beginning 70 UT u 'eSs. ano eo"p1a4a =! tnE
ka8th of INC oallee. :. lA3isoos .ae 1teH3 tet-
man aceors u n1nen Wofse aea1o- nc W ne!a &c
aose 70 Ee<usn % kao 9Azo.. "a plsa4e lesse* "
iof1ns ma snss cafcns heanss gotax y x.'s
fa9epa : ssfnsxn 'o1 INC supfem.e! m .nSuaa
opera ne11 lsAs Ana ~ Auesa5 engaged
ssetse,. tae s7ee Ansuso oefs1one. .hspnael
tsaa, s..a.a 1. otoeae; ~ saeu eeotxe a.oo
e' ..oooa. ~ 1es s4 W *. 81. nao' 11'e lne mao
u NC 1S.s.
neots." .;s. 's',.As ~ w.. e.ea -"eNeu ~ ue
~ ~Au..s ossAaa " 10y. A1 1|st aaa@ aeeS.
- % ~ ~ ~ ooe - - nc Aoeste VI
.ue -! e
.4A.,1 sa*s Iu1 :. ,. 1oa a..1 =. we osa
.l.r ~ ..-- .'-N-
taHI NC M.eoa. 20 ,aeoo ~ ~ eH1. N5 soo1ne3
oae Mn,sa aaSa oe "" =. 70 e1pan A'aJ Inc pas
easo "nen nH et'1'1 ue'e @pee1aus pro
ao.ueo soaos S tAe p'n ~
pna ~ tne eounV ae aaus anont
tno e ao,laeue mA'nRe " L1Sn baoth,
a gtn''etnao Nea' anu lsvoraol5 kooFn 70 TIC
pup'c' m" oue o. M eoo'nh noss intimate
1heous' sa5s .aas INC u0sealan 'saa quietly nar.
fleo 70 sne lsay whose name now being banded
aooul u eonnee1'oh Win nlh, not long aftes his
ma&nineent lneat1e "a4 opened 70 the pablo
Therefore, "ngh no uote ladics. John
bsouSham mahe Splendid thing out Of
MS recent benent II IS said that hls profits
Viii amount to fnllJ ave THOUSAND do1lats. :.
When Selston performed the late operation for
TIE renoTSl Of VAT upon Pattls head, the emil
Lent surgeon declined taking fee, saJ.ng he w'a
already indebted to Ia disu for tnnunerable notes
....A disgusting paper In Hartford re!orts OH olive
Logan that she has padded iect"..-.The
Charleston SestS saFs that the Grau 0eEpan opes1
Troupe, which failed to appear there "a Announced,
and which WAS decidedly shA3y in Savannah, fc!!
to pleces hopelesslJ In AuRusts Mitchell, the
London iuapressar1o, proposes bringing to tbs
country an Italian Opera Troupe, with 11et1ens u
the pE!i0a donna. Tho San FT7octsnn ff9aro
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Arrest Of Ouc OF thsL SupRssel 1Iarice4 -soz
Mnxt1lcuA Cfncszeu.


a1nz.ta1cua Ciaes.cu.
Immediately aftez the dtseo9sry o. the ho.'yof
Hr5- Nagdalena Claessen,. o. Island No ;, IL
detectives set to work to discover those concerrsi
N her mgr.Ier. i. NORWEGIAN doctor VISA
11posted." as II wae supposed be knew socs-
thing about It. Two EoFNe:dsns were employed
Is detectives, and orc stationed on the North
Ehle and the other Oh the West Side 70 watch hx
movements. The Wess.S.da man learned sonc-
thEs, and gaEe the Information 70 Captain Miller.
He detailed Sergeant Gak7t!y 70 kt1Ess tie locscr
which be did II his radiance, No q Elsson roa.-
sone Ye.tesday at,aTnooa he ~ g c. al.aisned BE-
fore Justice 4luken, aktne Police Court, ch1-K-
ed With murder. fls ts abous6t JeAs os
Slender. dc could NOT speak English. - aa ii H.
ts!Fsgter Nas REoSoIed. He p4saet not guilty u
paic and sep: hts head Gown u i be wlsnei ID
ayoid the gaze OF those aroun4t ht1n. The follow
Ing testimony Was given
lnd:aua street: I kncr tae woman who was
found murdered on Island so- 5. She Iert my
in the morning: and nese: SAN aef asaia anrsl
saw her In the teail hou.A- L sta not know any
ihirE ntout tne prisoner, exsept snas he ~ q:
with the wonsn; he thsn. Went axay, and the
next morning she went too. do not knou Whist
think he had ever been a: M house before 4 Nj
Side tocether.
I],tT cnrL. ..rorr: realde At No. 15s Rueket
strrst- Tn THURSDAY, the sth Of May, VIA IN
Ar. Hanson house: ana asked hin where that
ons pn ptiou: ana lad net ne S1s ~
| the doctor on the North Side on Wednesday, tho
18th Of Nay. With Wonaa- / think II was tit,,
| that took 10 be him r1asel By with 4 wou1au.
thlok was her, but sI nos SURF: I naI ssG':
g ss .aooa ,eei q =. Oh cs e. e.
oSenne OF Superior atrtet. TteJ we're gong est
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SOUTH EIuE PARK.

The Commissioners Of the 9onth g;da
PARK ba<e o5ran nn,,3;o not;,a ~ th.;- :,
tention To annlr to The Snrren,e conrt s;t.
t;no at Nonnt yerno, m tha th;rd neor
5o. IN 1nro to- =, s..a,,s 49,. -.
C;rcnit con,+ ~ cn,h ran..1 ~ 80. 49,
,ha .,n-,;aa-. ~ ..sa.r,~ :.
49, 49, ~. - -. .1ax:a,N.- ~ - ~, tosa AZ
tno g. " .ae o1nie' - p1sons up
teso 20 'ue e1ecu''pn o' we a~' or
o'1.e'ns ~ ~ on teea' GROUNDS are
la,uea " pesHns nen ooleeuons
a. snAs @tne - slu ~ oe tene'npefea 'nh'
.ae -.' "nse's tne appointment oy tne
encu't oous'' upon ms appncanon o' tne
commissioners VI 'nfee i1eeno'oels' 10
~, a. spps0'Se,S u. ieta''on tue
AAan8 ana 'ne sa4ae u saia tAna lnea1s ~
ing 'ae ihnaa 6e'ec1eo ios Inc P71As u ent'
sea'n o's's,on, fenung tols Processing,
.nf. 0pne. Aast'1' N AS o"u oenNn auu
taAt o. otneta, appneu 70 .ao superior
oousl 1ol IN tn1aaetlon " RESTRAIN ue ap.
iNn'a u aa4u app.a4aess' o1'a seua.' -M
~ eSAs 'oe e1Geaston u ue u"' 10 WV ~
LA. A, pAs y. .1s ~, ,,.e, s ~ ..1sua. ~
MA 1e91l4ns t1e aso1 %ua S - IL
Ca,as.;.s;o.e ~ rasas .as " M ~. part IL basss
II. s1r7;e,t;an ,o1 ~ ~ T in;rnct;.n on In
~. 1,h.4 -. ~. rraat;no H.
9o..5cx xcon.,;.s;o,,a~s - .he South Side
:, ,;ncnnst;tnt;on,1 n snat it Gives the
Conn,;.sionare vbo an not cor1orate au-
| ,hor;t;as ~ VIVA nd duty of CAUSING to
| he .rae.s,d, 1aried md collected, certain
tares tn be nse1and expended by them
. That il an,tJrizes taxes to be leyiea and
co}1ected forIther than corporate PURPOSES
. That i,Authorizes property ii Chicago
IN ha taxd for benefits to, and improve
-,a,t, mon. lands in other toxus of the
conns, and by persons othe. than tho coy
,,o,d., authorities Of eafd CITY: that the act
s.Sing this power to tax the property in the
, town Of South Chicago was submitted to a
vote Of persons living in other towns, He
also charged that the election itself was not
conducted recording to law, md tho act was
adopted by fraud and corruption. His ob-
lection to the Lincoln Park act is that it
REQUIRES CITY bonds to he issued far
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THE COUNTY JUpGE6HlP,

In the who1e range Of official supervision
of human affairs, tharc Ia no moro i'm
rortaat Office in ouz State than thst Of
County Judge, who has charge Of ali tho es-
ta:es Of the deceased. Once in each gener-
n:iou the property Of every uann. WOMAN
lad child in the county passes through his
Office, rn,ler one or other Of tho forms Of
administration o. guardianship. In almost
MI cases the action Of tho Judge is accepted
final 'y creditors, debtors, widows, or
phans, heirs and iegatees. It is the court
to which every mans estate, and all his
personal and domestic affalrs, must, in
cul.-se Of time, be brought for settlement
and distribution.
We understand that il has been for many
years, and is now, the gcnernl practise in
:Lis Stato for County Judges 10 practice
law indirectly befuse their own courts that
l. is the custom Of these judges to prepare
Yspers, petitions, forms Of bills, reports
ind orders to state accounts Of ndu1inistsa-
tors and others, and generally to prepare
Tor the action OF the Court MI matters Of
detail which, il not performed by the
Iodge, would have TO be performed by
some ohez person equally competent; snd
that for thess sesvicea fees are asked and
received. We do not wish to be under
stood MS impeaching the integrity Of any
.1udge who has adopted this practice. We
hare 10 reason to question the
integrity Of any person who tnink'
it consistent Win nls duty. ous OBJECT Is
10 call attention to the HISTORY Of ta.s bust
ness terc. Previous TO the election oi 1oage
REadweA tie praeeee IN THIS county ~as
suck as We have stated. Judge BARON
.dopted the practice OF hla predeeessoss' AZ
they had done Of those who preceded them
l'ut whcr Judge B1adweu ~aa elected no re-
fused to touch any buaness OF the and, aad
I'll parties coming before hls court hav'ng
need Of professional aid have been required
to employ other counsel than the Judge.
The result has been that no man ever held
TIC Office who hos gwen greater satlsfaction
, 1869-05-30

Sister Marie de l. Croix, I'm sthe Co1sent
dcs otseau1, and natural daughter Of ENG
Jerome Bouafsste. u vez7 accomplished lAd5,
and. Notwithstanding her d1sJ Year.. safn Qotte
prepc&castnS. Her taee besss strong 1esem-
b.1ace to that Of Prince SapoIeuu, and her form
and bez.trs ase sn2tas to that Of his ststsf, fhe
Princess Nath1ae An excellent Enyac14D.
extremely well e1uczted. and truly ptous, ssster
Maize Dc Il C1otx Il r1eated with crest defe1ence
xnd a1ectioa py III the members Of heT family.
Prince Napoleon, his wife and children, md the
Princess MAthtlde VISIT her very frequently.
The Confined todspoxtton ot the Emperus OF
Rass.a h beginning 10 eanss unezatne1 to hl1
medical men. It h thccxat taat he xM TT : CEN
ct one Q. tie German Nassss1ux p.tceA
, 1869-05-30
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONTROVERSY.
BY = LAJman.

To tAs Editer Of Tx Chia1ea Trieua<;
In your issue OF Sunday last Jou pahlished an
article entitled "Tha Protest A1airst Rouaa-
tsn," IN many respects faIr, temperate and ad-
m.shhe article, but fsE rs 4 relstes 70 sne pres
cut schfsmattcA EoTemeut in the Episcopal
Church, untrue IN It's facts and falas ID its conclu
G.ons That yon viii ehecrfully CORRECT the fosuer,
lam well assured the 1sttcr wa inevitably follow.
Tou ssy:
"Tnc rectors Of the majority, Of the Protestant
Il e1ous body o. those Of 1nlcafs. have taken nrm
stand xgA1nst the Innovations towards Rotnanlsm
which Bishop Whitehouse his denyed from hta
Catholic Churches Of the Continent, ~ well -
WITH the High Church, dgnfartes Of England,
Tue Protestant Episcopal stock ID tals county,
NOW permit nc TO Hanae and eaumesase those
who tarc signed thts protest and taken this
s! % rs r. taa ~ r. ~ r. 1ot n 9na
lianE, Will Be readily admitted, a the clergy who
! reside In Chicago, who have not signed the pro
tess, arc F1FTKxs. As ne want facts onsr, naEsc
hev. u: 1y,.a>c, Rev. s. T. Joues,
Rev. III. Carer, ReE. A. y. snsder,
H.. s! Z R.s1a @ sum5sn. t.: IT,: 4 tesss ses Greene
| Rev. Z. P, Dorset Rev. J. r. Osbozne,
| Rev. j. II. Knowles Rey, Jacob Bresihef1.
VI Iii he cielgyuen IN the Diocese Of ul.nass,
some nintt7 in number, there arc rot more
| the movement
We e1cladc the na1oe OF the Rts. It y. Foods
who hhA already LEFT the Episcopal Church
One WORT further as.to. the protest. These pro-
the sympathy and kpprrTal Of a SOLITARY Ri1Aop Of
the Episcopal Church; and fuYther admit thas st
tcstt Of the Clergy ald atty arc opposed
70 these schemes Of alteration md disruption
| They are few 4nt noisy: s.aEttate'' Is thcif De-
mcsthtn!c "act1on:" "drtt1ss" they r.ast and the
only pi1JeE OF esefy honest cnurthnan IL lat they
will "astatt" themselves cut Of the CIur1 b. They
elamor to tAlter the rra!er book and taszty them
| selves By Its continued u4e.''
4 However, we need Say nothing further; the
Church Catholic wilt re u1Ain the eanae despite tx
attempts Of those who would reject her rsatcf
booS-the legacy Of the FaSs-21d fen1 the 8aE1zk
| less rnUspt Of Chy1St.
, 1869-05-30

The Greek Church recognizes the authori-
ty Of none Of these councils litter than that
of the third at Constantiuople in $50. It re-
jected the decision Of the Council Of Nice. It
is needless to ndd that the Protestant world
does not recognize my Of them IS authority.
, 1869-05-30

l
icle on tho approaching Council Of the
Vatican, which has some points Of interes.
to the general reader. Extensive prepaza-
tions for the council are making ut Rome,
and already the lending commissions arc ap-
pointed, who arc busily preparing tho mat
te1s to he discussed and decided upon by
the Bishops Of tho Ecumcnical Council
The supreme directive congregation con-
sists Of the Cardinal Bishop Patrizi, who is
tho Vicar General Of the Pope, md Ca1-
dinnls de Reisaeh, Barnnbo, Pan ebianco,
nizar1i, Biho, Caterini md CApaii- These
ate Cardinal priests, except Caterim and
Cspalti, vho nre Of t4e order Of deacons. |
Associated with them arc Secretary, and |
number Of consulters, Of the rank Of |
Biahopa, and several professors from Euro
pean universities. The subordinate COM
missions are thus stated:
/. Politico-Ecclesiastical Ahaira-Ca1di-
bers are Bishops, Canons and Abbes from
France, Germany and Italy
2. Commission on Eastern AEaira-Car-
dinA Barnabo, President, assisted by Bish-
ops, Professors, Projects, Abbots, and 9TH
ess from various countries, including one
Englishn,an.
3. Commission on Religious Orlors-Car-
dinal Biza1ri, President, with Bishops also
a representative from each Of the B%1na-
bike, Dominican, Franciscan, Augustinian
and Jesuit congregations.
4. DogmAtic Thsology-Cazdinal Bilio,
President, with nineteen members, includ-
ing representatives from the several orders,
and from MI parts Of the world The Amer
lean On the Commission Is DR.. Corcorau, OF
Charleston, South Carolina.
5. Ecclesiastical Discipline-Cardinal Cat
erini, President, and number Of Bish-
ops and other functionaries-
Eminent men are added to these commits
sious from time to time Dr., Newman, OF
: | England, wns named, but declined on &c
count Of feeble health. The council is u
i be held in one Of the chapels Of st. Peters
9 capable Of holding several thousand per
p sons. The Pontiff is obe enthroned facing
l the altar At the other end Of the chapel; o.
r his right and left will be the seats Of tn
b Cardinals, patriarchs and ambassadors o
F. sove1eiRns. The seats Of the p1elates ar
; to be ranged in sen,i-cireles- A mucl
e space Is possible will be givel
g 10 spectators. A piece Of blae
g marble, recently e1humed,. is to b
n made into an obelisk comm meuorative Of th
"a council, and the base Of the column is t
1t be composed Of white marhle in block
# equal ia number to that Of tho prelatas al
tending the eouncil-each one 70 place hi
, 1869-05-30
WOODS NATIONAL AcsEtx,l

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kstsrA / F. .enatns4, JaAa Qlla, Aslth E1sa4s..
). z. LHHe ar.f ttk<rs:
GES7LxNKx AND LApIEz:. -FOUR ktpd ores, tenc-
eng . NE > complimentary henx1r. ha1 been NJ
cEved, and, while 1 do Lot eorstder mysen worthy
Of s1c1 compliment, n0H confess It Is riA 4
feeling Of pride that re4!tze lhoh zach position
N JoNr estimation Tltn tbs permission Of Cs.anel
Wood te9 leave to Lame Saturday evening" next,
3c1e = for the occasion. fetJ respectfully Jou1s,
JOIN W, BAE,ottL-
, 1869-05-30

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buds. FL.
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