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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
CHICAGO.
Brigham Young and his Big Fl

Brigham Young and his Big Family.
CHICAGO, March 2j-Brigham y oung
and party are still in the city They re-
ceived invitations to the various places
OF amusement and have accepted several.
Mrs. Young is about twenty-five, ac-
complished, OF pleasant manners. Miss
Nettie Dung, daughter of Brigham, is
a young lady and about seventeen years
old. They are on their way to Washing.
ton to have an interview with the Presi-
dent in regard to the Ogden and Salt
Lake Railroad, of which JAS Young,
son of Brigham, and one of the party, is
Snnarintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Alabama is represented in the Forty
first Congress by William Warner, of
Ohio, and George L. Spencer, of New
York; Arkansas by Alexander McDon-
aid, of Illinois, and Benjamin F. Rice, Of
Maine; Florida by Thomas w. Osborn,
of New York, and Elijah Gilbert, of
Michigan; Louisiana by William Pitt
Kellogg, of Illinois, and John S. Harris,
of Pennsylvania: North Carolina by Jo~
seph C. Abbott, of New Hampshire, and
South Carolina by Frederick A. Sawyer,
of Massachusetts. In the House of Req
resentatives Logan Ii. Roots, OF Illinois,
assumes TO represent Arkansas; Charles
NJ. Hamilton, Of Pennsylvania, Florida
David Heaton, OF Ohio, and John T. De,
frees, of Indiana, North Carolina; E. F
Whitemore, of Massachusetts,, and g. Z
Bowen, OF Rhode Island, South CaTolnb
Gov. Bullock, Of Georgia, is in Wash
ington working actively with the intense
Radical faction to tear up the presen
| government in that State, and have Con
/ gress remand it 10 a territorial condition
OfcOurse Mr.. Bullock is to be at the heat
with unlimited power of appointment
and removal. Another point he is striv
ing for, is to be empowered to declar
martial law over any part Of the State
so as to run the State machine after Ia
Brownlow style. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
PHILADELPHIA.

The JanftOr of GIrard Hail Murdered.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Last even
ing the body Of JAS w. Smith, janitor
Of Girard Hall, was found in that build
ing with his hands and feet tied and a
pistol bullet in the head, which caused
his death His watch and a small
amount of money were found on the
floor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
BOSTON.


Boston, March % Last night a young
man named Pine shot Miss Howard. The
wound it is feared viii prove mortal
lie then shot himself dead Rejected
love is supposed to have been the cause
Both were aged about twenty and re-
specially connected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
BUFFALO,.

FafIare of a Banking Concern.
BUFFALO, \. Y, March 25.-Parshall
and Schanzlin, private bankers, failed
last evening Liabilities forty thousand
dollars; assets four thousand dollars.
l., G. Dumpleman is assignee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
CUBA.

HAyAEA, March 25.-SeVeral expedi-
tions from the United States, we'll sup
piled with arms, are known to have land :
ed on Cuban shores within the past few
days and joined the Rebel armies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

SAME DAY. Match for two year olds-
$500 side. Dash OF halEa-mila
l w. CottrilPs b. f, The Goat, by
Bill Cheslbam; dam by Bill
Cheatham, ilt--
.. T. G. Moore's br. C. by Light
ming; dam Maiden, by Lexington
TINE, 544.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

The Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lations has agreed 10 report fayorably
upon the treaty for the adjustment of the
claims with Mexico. There are to be
two Commissioners, one on each side,
with an umpire, and all claims are inclu-
ded which grow out of the orders Of
either government. The treaty was ratI-
fed some time ago by Mexico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Adjournment of the Legislature.
COLUMBIA, 5. G March 24-The Gem
eral Assembly, after a four months ses-
sion, and the passage of about seventy
five acts, adjourned to-day sine die
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

The Democracy in the New jersey
Legislature sought to pass a police bill
for the city of Newark. Ii was voted
for bv all the Democrats save three, but
their votes, united with the Republicans,
defeated the measure. There IS great
INDIGNATION against the three among the
Democrats OF Newark.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Brigham YOungs address to the Legis-
lature Of the Estate of Deseret' consisted
chiefly in assertions that Congress ought
to admit it to the Union, and recommen-
dations that the members apply their
hearts unto wisdom" IHH .t. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

A Richmond dispatch says the examl-
nation of Gov. Well and others regarding
the purloining ofa political letter from the
postoffice has been continued until Mons
day next.
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AND ACCIDENT

New YORK, March 26 "A man named
Sans cut the throat Of Jas. HickcOx a
Centre Hill, Connecticut, Monday mornt
Ing The murderer was arrested and
says he killed Hickcox for criminal init
macy with his wife
ST Louis, March 25-The man WIN
shot himself in the head on a North
Missouri railroad train when near War
renton, Mo, few days ago, proves to
have been Augustus DePalier, an ex.
officer of the Austrian army
Mayor Paeppiug, Of Carondelet, is
charged with Incorporating $4,000 Of
the city money, and there is much ex>
element there an consequence An IN.
vestigating committee Is looking into the
matter
WORCESTER, Mass, March 25-Mrs
Coffee and two daughters, Of still River
Massachusetts, were run over by cars
near Grafton Junction this morning
while crossing the Fitchburg Railroad "a
a sleigh. The two daughters were
killed and the mother severely injured.
Ii l. Danus has declined the appoint
ment of Justice of the Supreme Court
OF Massachusetts, rendered him by Gov
| Clahin
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ANDREW JOHNSON.

Intelligence Of His serIous Inness.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ex-Presi-
dent johnson is dangerously i'll at
Greeneville, Tennessee. DIR. Basil
Norris left here this morning for that
nIace
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

The Cincinnati Republican convention
nominated John f. Terrence for Mayor.
Terrence is now State Senator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Timothy Creeden, of Cincinnati, died
of hydrophObia Wednesday. He was
bitten nine weeks ago, and took bis bed
one week ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

SAME DAY.-Sweepslakes for three
year-olds-$25 entrance p. p, $500 added
by the Club. Mile heats.
l. T. q, Moore's b. c. Bayonet, by
Lexington; dam Bay Leaf by
imp. Yorkshire. l
9. A. Keene Richards b. c. Locust
Post, by Young Melbourne; dam
Vincent Nolte, :
3. /. w. Pennock'5 b. f. Nellie
Mcdonald, by Colossus; dam
Maid of Monmouth, by Traveller 9 3
4. W. CottriIPs b. f. Puss Broadax,
by Daniel Boone; dam Maggie
G By Brown Dick, ? 4
Richards & Kilgeur's b. f. Bette
Bay, by imp. Australian dam
Bette Ward, by Lexington, I'd #
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Tom Allen has accepted challenge of
Patsey Roardon to fight him within SIX
weeks near st. Louis for 81, 900, and
offers to fight any other man in America
for g, 500. Allen processes to be very
anxious to meet Charley Gallagher again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Thrift doesn't follow Forney-ing, unS
der the new administration thus far.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Col Pickett has been appointed post
master Of Paduaah, Kentucky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

landing of the First xpeditiOnRrS
FOree-GeneraI HennIngsen In Com
mand-A sketch Of his Adventurous
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-26

Sec. l. That every person holding any
civil Office to which he has been ap-
pointed, by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate, and every person who
shall hereafter be appointed to any such
Office, and shall become duly qualified to
act therein, is, and shall be, entitled to
hold such Office until successor shall
have been in like manner appointed and
duly qualified, except as herein other.
wise provided Provided, That the Sec
retaries of State, Of the Treasury, of
War, of the Navy, and of the Interior,
the Postmaster General, and the Attor,
ney General, shall hold their offices re>
speetively for and during the term Of the
President by whom they may have been
appointed, and for one month thereafter,
II
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The Tenure Act Substitute.

lis Treatment in the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

laws providing that whenever any bank desires to close
its circulation account and has deposited with the Con-
trOller money TO secure outstanding notes. anu
effect for six months and that all notes not
presented for redemption within two years Thereafter,
will cease to be a charge the money Mr.. Flynn-lsel-
alive TO certain roads in Saugeres ulster county DIT
La Bau-A Railroad bill similar 10 That lnstanced in s
Senate to-day Mr. Cullen-Relatye 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr. H0dgesTo amend the laws relative 20 trustees ana
their removal. Mr. Madden-Relalye 10 eiectlohs IN
Hampstead, Queens County. MI hoseyI 70 70
the Jamaica and Brooklyn Plank-road. DIT. Iishe-Io
authorize the CohOes Company TO issue bonds Tor en-
largng their works. also, relative TO fOnGe justices III
COhoes Mr.. Husted-To incorporate the huusVn
Laborers Benevolent Union In CourtlahdL OF
County; also TO confirm certain o1cai acis VI
the County OF Westchester; also to denne the
OF School District No in the same county MT &
TO incorporate the St. Patrcks Mutual BeheNOion'0o
cety Of NOrthfeld. Richmond County
THE PAY OF PATRoLMEF.
Mr. Selkreg offered the following resolutions; H. - 49,,
they hereby requested give information upon VIC s
matters:
First Whether or not the OF the opnon iha me
eIguces the public require that the pay o. e psoe
should be whether
difficulty In procuring and good men oI %
the Of 800 per month Td "hee
flo IN their once numerous
suitable persons for appointment as patromen VINO are
anous present rate ofpSy yfn no. msI s NO Wv
proposed increase Of the pslromens pay from 81 200 70 SLEW per az
nun to the IpenseI porting the Metropolitan Police Adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED. .-,
Mr. Binder-To release the interests OF the State In
certain lands Erie County held by John StelhIock
Mr. Calkns-To amend the laws relative to the assess
inent OF taxes Mr. Bnder-T0 Incorporate the German
SaengerDund Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

in the Union IS in ALL and majority OF all the dioceses
I'm the United States The Rev. Or. Hoffman read the
certificate Of Bishop Smith OF Kentucky presiding Bhop
the United States, which was signed Dy
Al bisbops and assistant bishops OF the United states
The BshOp ieet having given the promise OF cOhIOrH
ity concluding with the words So help Cod through
Jesus Christ" the Litany was reced by te KiKnt
erend Bishop OF Nebraska The cOnsecratoV, the Eight
Rev Bishop Potter then asked the questions aid GOWN
by the Common Prayer Tor the cOpsecTau0h ser
vice. which, having been answered satisfactorily oy the
remainder of the episcopal habit, and Vel Creator was
sung by the Bishops aud clergy present. inc cShuudIe
kneeling during the singing OF the hymn. A.,
The prayer for the Bishop elect was then read ~ to
OF hands took place. During this ceremony the ire
siding Bishop said:
Receive the Holy Ghost for the office and work o.
Bishop in the Church OF God, committed unto neo
by the imposition Of hands, In the OF the Faner
and OF the Son. aud Of the Holy Ghost Amen. And re-
member that thou stir up the grace OF God whlch Is
thee by this imposition OF hands, God hath not
gwen the spirit Of fear but Of power and love- ana
sOberness"
The Bible was then handed the Right Rev. Bishop
Ittlcohn with the usual charge and during the singing
of an anthem which followed he passed into the chancel
and took his place among the other Blshops
collection was then taken up the OhertOry being
read the Bishop OF Nebraska, and the choir sang an
anthem from Memberships Oratoro OF Elijah mail
xiii. I3; Isaiah II, p.
Blshop Potter then proceeded TO the Holy Communion,
all the clergy and most Of the congregation participating
After the conclusion OF the communion service, tue
procession OF clergy reformed, and they slowly et
the church by tho ClinOn-st entrance. while the FrO
cessiOna" being sung While the clergy were pass
ing Of the church the congregation remalna seated
the organ forth in Joyous voluntary, and the sa
cred edice soon empted OF us immense eOhgfega
ton. -.
The police arrangements which under tho charge
standing the fearful pressure OF the crowd the most COM
mendable order was maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
AN ATTEMPT TO MURDER A CHICAGO DETECT


The Associated Press informed us on Tuesday
morning OF the savage attack in Chicago OF one Daniel
Boehm upon private detective and the subsequent ar
rest OF the woud-be murderer We have the following
particulars OF the event. derived from an authentic
employed as bartender In extensive beer saloon, az
the corner OF Washington and Dearborn-sts but had
lately been discharged for alleged larceny from the
proprietor The discharge OF BOehm and partner In
the pilferng did not seem to stop tho leak Then Mr.
Keller the owner OF the establishment employed Messrs.
T. H. Whipple & Co., the Chicago branch OF Messrs.
Warrin Whipple Turner & Co.'S General Detective
Agency OF No G5 Broadway TO ferret cut the cause or
Fred Sucker TO work up the job, sticker known as
resoute and determined officer. On Saturday night he
seoreted himself In the saloon and awaited events AT
about daylight he Boehm open the door with his key
and boldly enter lie walked " the money drawer and
helped himself its contents Thereupon the detective
ness heniTuder In the place The adroi rogue replied
that he WAS bar-keeper. regularly employed, ano 10
carry the Idea commenced making ne I'D the stONo
gcker pretended believe the story but Kept MS man
dhaer cover waiting for his pal whom no expected asQ
"a catch. Boehm fUaly became frightened, thinking
that the real bartender would SOON come ana spO MS
game and planned escape. Pretending 10 20 10 empty
some ashes he secured hatohot concealed ~ returned
10 the saloon and getting behind the detective, dealt
him a murderous blow the back OF the head rms
was followed up by other blows top OF his head and
Sucker was rendered nearly senseess sun ne lOught
With desperation Although armed with revolver no
did not attempt IL, but with the gore streaming
down his face grappled with his foe and attempted 70
dsarm him The struggle desperate, and the result
still In doubt when assistance arrived and Boehm was
secured and the detectives wounds cared Tor The 0u-
res OF the latter at first supposed To DO mortal Out
homes are now entertained of his recovery Boehm was
should scker get well viii probably have TO answer for
an At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
MEETING OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The regular meeting of the Fire Commission
ers was held yesterday President shaler in the chair
ASH report had gained circulation that Commissioner
Furey Of the Brooklyn Fire Department had stated that
the New-York Department "was on extrayagant and
corrupt organizatioD a resolution offered by Col
Myers THAT tho Commissioner be requested 10 give
such particulars OF the extravaganza and corruption OF
the Department TO his knowledge, aud also
To show whether his own Department Is In his opinion
free from the extravaganza and corruption which no
attributes TO this and whether closer application to the
duties OF his office might not aid to relieve Brooklyn from
the embarassmcnts OF which her Chief Engineer COM
plains in his reports TO this Board"
The Committee on Combustion reported that the sloOp
Southport with al OF nitro on board, ha
anchored Mt the foot OF BrOOmest, East RIVER rev
DAYS since the explosive compound could not be re-
the magazine account OF the ice IT was taken
beyond the city limits and delivered to the owner, on
payment OF $50 and costs.
The Committee on the Storage OF Combustible Mate.
rias made report the storage aud sale OF Kerosene
OIL stating that almost every sample examined by them
was OF dangerous character. Tho report also says:
Your Committee have through reports OF the
public press that the Board OF Health has taken the
matter OF examining kerosene OIL and jurisdiction In
this is exclusively within the action OF the
metropolitan Fire Department and 80 conferred by the
laws OF this State 1t suggests itself to your committee
that would have been 40 least courteous the bOaru
OF Health had conferred with the Metropolitan FIRE De
partment upon matter OF this Importance, wh0ut hst
having unadyisedly taken action thereon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
SODA, CRYoLITE, AND PROTECTION.

SIR: 1t seems from Washington letter in
one Of the morning daes Of Saturday that the PeDnsyl-
vania Salt Company Pittsburgh have sent delegation
TO Washington and that they have appeared before the
Committee Of Ways and Means, TO the advance OF
half cent pound on eaustc soda ana SODA crystals,
and also the admission Of cryOo 1.-THE raw material from
which they make their Soda Free instead OF paying an
import duty Of 20 per cent imposed Those changes
in the tariff would be unjust and Injurious unless at the
came time other materials that commonly used
in soda manufacture I'm place Of cryoe VIZ. salt and
sulphur and perhaps chalk should also be put on the
free list The making OF tariff to protect not manu-
facture, but simply manufacturing company flor the
pennsylvania Salt Company by their contract control
the product OF the only cryoe mine in the w0rid 10 too
mach like grinding private the public expense.
We hope, friend OF protection, you win expose the
injustice OF the scheme. PROTECTIOSISr
Nei0 York, January Is, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
LANES LOGAN.
70 the EditOr Of The Tribune.

70 the Edttor OF The Tribune:
SIR; l think that justice demands the publ
cation of the following facts James Logan now under
arrest on suspicion Of being the murderer of Mr. Rogers
did not escape from Sing Sing Prison. but regularly
discharged having served out his He voluntarily
surrendered himself to tho police He IL known by
era prominent gentlemen OF this city He served faith
fully In the 66th n Y. ", Col Jno Cocbrane. He
a neat quiet orderly man. both In the army and at Sing
Sing Chaplain Smith and Warden Johnson OF the latter
place, spoke OF him TO mo- "a man who performed his
duties we'll, asked no favors, and gave no trouble.
BY publishing this, you will unjust and widely
circulated reports at the time confer favor his
relatives. and the undersigned who has known him for
several years Respectfully, W. p. HALsTRD,
H6s- York, Jan. AZ, 1869. No. "a Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
BREvErs IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Lieut.. Oscar Tompkins, late of the 4th N. I.
Cavalry who participated In the raids OF Sheridan ana
Fitzpatrick In Virginia. and prisoner OF war Tor sew
spauldnR Company f. SD n Y Vols, who participated
in the engagements at Cedar Mountain Bai Kun, AN
has been broyeted Lieutenant. Private William Leslie,
9th N Y Vols who participated III all the engagements
of bis regiment has been broyeed Second Lieutenant
Tba ahoye brevets were conferred by Gov Reuben Il.
Fonton upon the abovenGmed for gallant aud mertorous
services in the late war; few days prior to the expiration
"a. ,nfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
THE cRoroN WATER SUPPLY.

Last Saturday the gate in the main. near the
st reservoir gave way and the supply Of
winter on tho east side OF the town has been cut OF In
sequence The repairs wero completed yesterday morn
ing aud at o'clock p tho water was gradually turned
On Tho apprehension that has existed In regard TO me
scsroy OF water In case OF fire. may therefore BIO ban
shed from the minds Of people living on that aide OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. q.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Edwards-TO incorporate the Greenport
Suffolk County, Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BILL"
Mr. Genet-TO authorize William A. Whitbeck Shep-
herd Knapp James Monroe Taylor, Marshall o. Roberts.
John Kerr Orgen Nandenburgh, and George W. Mclean
10 construct ntain, and operate railway under
ground possible 10 the line OF the following ave-
nues Commencing at tho Battery running nqrthery 20
blocks the crossing Of streets to the lower end OF
places thence northerly, under Colege-pace,
West Broadway, and LauTensst., 10 Analyst, through
the block between Amity and Fourth. under Washington.
e0uare nOrthery under Waverley place, tth ave, and
MadsOn.square; nOrthery and west OF ffhaye 10 III
tynnth-st thence northery and west OF Eghthaye 70
Mr.. Cauldwei-To regulate the grade Of public high
way in Eastchester NJ MsttCon1T9 authorize yhas5
ia fare Also TO authorize the Village OF Ham.
iton TO take stock In the Utica and Binghamton
Railroad Mr.. Chapman-In relation TO the supreme
Court library in the sixth Judicial Distret t norton
Scott and Others TO establish the Home Savings Bank IN
tho Fifth Senatorial District in New-Yorh city. Mr..
Bank Mr. O'DOnnel-For the draining OF certain lands
I'm jefferson County. Mr Foger-Permtting the Medical
Department Of the University OF the CITY OF 10
hold real estate 10 the amount OF $4,000 Mr. TweedTo
empower the Commissioners OF the Sinking FUND 10
transfer the field officers Of the Tth regiment National
Guard north half OF tho reservoir property between
Fortysecond and Fortleth-ss. and slIthsve. for an
armory and 10 the field officers OF the list regiment,
half OF said property for an aTnory. Mr. Creamer-Io
regulate fees IN certain Mr. NortonTo empower
the authorities OF NewYOrk TO extend West.st. on It's
westerly side, that its width shall be $50 eet that
Thrteenthaye be extended 10 l30 lcet OF Wa ana nAs
the new bulkhead line, established shall be- extended
northeTly and by gradual inclination eastwardy 80 as
to ioin the bulkhead line north OF said avenue.
The Senate executive session, confirmed the IOHOW-
ing nominations for Notares Public In NewYOrk Cor
nelus Van Cleef, Jesse o. Vanderpoel, VIM H. benjamin,
WIN. 8. Mathews. Augustus w. NcOl, Luke G. Grimes,
Chares H. Branigan John j. Cullen, Wm Rutgers Beck
man. Geo Francis Domarost, Geo. II. Johnson Michael
L. Hille5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
" The God Of Abraham prAiss
Who reigrs euthroned above.
Ancisnt OF everlasting days.
ArtGod ~ loveh

This was sung by the congregation and choir In unison
Previous the Communion the Right Rev Bishop Potter
ected the usual prayers and antphons the Right Rev.
Dshop Randall OF Colorado read the epstle Acts Xxx I'D
and the Right Rev. Bishop Johns OF West Virginia read
then announced the offerings would be for the dement,
OF the missions Long Island and that the CONSERVATION
OF he Bishop elect Of Albany 1.-THE Rev Dr. Doanel would
take place IN that city the % OF February, the Feast
OF the Publication. Tho 2lith Hymn was then sung
DLrls