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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
TIE NEW DOMINION.

Eiro in TOront0-Thc Royal Canadian
Bank-Hack Drivers Strike.
TORONTO, August a, 1859.
Four buildings on the corner Of King and Prince
streets were destroyed by dre this morning. During
the progress OF the fire chimney fell. seriously In.
Turing four men.
The Royal Canadian Bank win resume business ON
the 10Th inst.
The hack drivers OF this city are on strike. Not
9 cab mas been seen on the streets for two DAYS.
A new bylaw regulating fares ID the cause OF the
difficulty.
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Whs German Press ON tho Contemplated
Bond Tag In America.
- BERLIN, August 4, 1860.
The B5rssn Zeituno, discussing the possibility
Of the imposition BY Congress Of tax on the
coupons Of United Staten bonds, expresses conn.
den6s that the REPUBLICANS viii remain faithful to
W Programme In which they pronounced epergeti-
SGf against roptdiation, The zeituno declares that
current rumors to the effect that such tax 10 con-
tsmplated are mere maneuvres Of the Stock Ex-
CHANGE
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NEW YORK.

Shocking sGJasuaity In iAlbauy-Sas0aeham
Railroad StoOk-Thc Erie Ring Again as
Work.
ALBANY, August A, 1890.
This afternoon % Joseph Shafer, teamstef, WAS
driving span Of horses across the Central Railroad
track In Spencer street, locomotive backed down
upon the team instantly killing both of the horses.
shafer was knocked on his truck and fell under .
car. He was terribly crushed and his neck and back
were both broken, as also his arms. He wss killed
instantly. boy named Claim, who was also on
the truck was also thrown under the oar and had
one OF his feet badly injured. Shafer leaves fam
lily. The same locomotive has killed three or four
persons the past year.
Much excitement exists here concerning the cleo.
ton OF directors OF the SusquehRnna Railroad In
September. There are two parties seeking control,
and each one Is after stock to such extent that Il
has appreciated ono hondred per cent within Q
week. 1t s understood that the Erie Railroad
directors want control OF the road. Mr. Ramsey has
enj0ned the transfer Of the stock OF the town OF
Oneonta ON the ground that had been sold at less
than par. The Erie party claim that they have Sc
cured majority OF the stock. while Mr.. Ramsey In
sists that he mas Il.
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GRAND UNION TEMPERANCE PICNIC.

The annual picnic Of the sons Of Temperance took
place yesterday at Buena Ridge, near Mott Haven.
The friends OF the Union mustered in full force and
were greeted with clear sky, baimy atmosphere
ana GENIAL sun. The visitors enjoyed themselves
hugely and proved at least 70 their own satisfac.
ton, that pleasant day can be spent without the
afternoon Mr.. Edward Grumpy, OF POughkeepsie
the Grand Worthy Patriarch Of the order OF the Sons
of Temperance OF the State OF New York, delivered
a temperance address, and the remainder Of the
evening was spent In dancing and in other auuse.
ments OF O harmless and enjoyable character,
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TURKEY.

Nero Dlmcaltles with Egypt Decisive Msa-
sures Adopted By the sultan.
CoNsrANrINopLR, August T. 1859.
An sid-de-camp Of the Grand vizier Ia about to
leave for Egypt, bearing letter to the viceroy,
Nhlch. after reoounting the grievances Of the Su-
biihe Porte concludes with the intmatlon that, In
9Aa9 no satisfactory explanations arc given, the
Pore viii withdraw the privileges accorded BY the
ormAn OF ls4l.
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NEW JERSEY.

Masquerade Ball Of the New York C0terie At
Long Branch-5aved from Drowning.
LONG BRANCH, August A, 1862
This evening the Coterie. Of New YORK, will give
grand masquerade ball at the Stetsou House.
A young lady, while bathing this morning, went
beyond her depth and was sinking, when two gen.
tlemen plunged 10 aud rescued her In "a exhausted
condition.
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IRELAND.

The Reorganization Of tho Irish Church.
Election Of = Mayor for Dublin.
DUBLIN, August =, 1900
che Irish bishops met In private conference in
this CITY to-day consider the reorganization Of the
Irish Church.
Mr.. Purdon, q conservative has been elected
Mayor Of Dublin, but the liberals have majority 10
the Council, .g4sss
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ANOTHER FATAL RESULT FROM DRUGGISTS
MfsrAKR.-A young man named George Demlng.
belonging at South Bend, Indiana, was fatally pol
soned at Chicago on Saturday evening, b. the care.
lessness OF o druggist who gave him aconite for
complaint He died at the Briggs House an ho0s
alter taking the acOnig6.
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PORTUGAL.

Vrant Of Concssslens for Submarine Cables.
T. LISBON, August 4, 1850.
Tne Chambers have adopted resolution authors.
ing No government to grant concessions TO oom.
pShiss desiring to lay submarine cables 70 or nom
the ehores d Portugal
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OHIO.

Tho Industrial Exhibition In Ctncinnati--CO
tribations from Brigham Young.
CINCINNATI August 4, 1860.
The exposition OF textile fabrics grows in msgni-
tude and importance. Good judges estimate the
number Of persons who visited the rooms to-day at
100000 The total number of entries are l, 1884.
Among the receipts to-day was one box OF cassi-
meres, kerseys and jeans from Brigham YOung's
Deseret mills, which was acknowledged by teie-
graph. Manufacturers Of machinery from all parts
Of the East have specimens On exhibition.
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fAIM ACCIDENT.

A contractor on the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad was killed on Monday. near Newton.
Conn.,. by the premature explosion OF blast OF pow
der. His name was George TuDls0n. He was blown
pieces his eyes being blown out and hts body ter
riby mangled. Tunls0n was young man OF twenty.
FIVE and was much respected BY large Circle Of
friends for his worth and ability
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Tho American Dental Association.

Thu Am0EsCsu AOutHI NoSOciattOns
SARATOGA, August 4, 1889.
The American Dental Association held two ses.
sions at Hathorn Hall to-day. The Auditing Com
miEtee examined the trsasurer's books ana offered
the following resoutiOn:-Tnat Q dentist having
once been appointed a. delegate and become q
permanent member, Is not eligible to act again 40
delegate until hs dues are paid In fu Tho resol,i.
tion was adopted.
DR.. O. Palmer made report on operating den.
ttstry, which was demonstrated 10y well executed
drawings and models OF teeth.
The discussion on dental pathology and physi.
oloQy was then continued.
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Peck of COckroachos Can he Killed Nv q
single nask Of LYONS INSECT POwDRns Nothing eias
kills This IL their natural Sec that
the genuine Il has 4. Lyons signature the package Al
others frauds, DepoS, 81 Park ro~& Nav York.
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"Frosh q Malfon,s Blush, In tho Pur0
peachy complexion whish follows the uss Of HA0AN'A
MA9NOLfA BALM sths true secret OF beauty Fashlose
able ladies IA society understand ths
Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl nsoA
Redness sunburn. TAM Freckss, Bosohes and all eecA
Of The summsr sun ,disappsr where n 70
{ obtained which rivals !he bloom Of youth
specsable and iuaist getting the Magnolia Ral
Depot Park COW, NSw York. Lyons Kaihairon h The
best Hair Dreseine.
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Reported Refusal Of Spain to Sell Cuba
to the United States.
UNITED STATES BONDS IN GERMANY.
Difficulties Between Turkey
and Egypt.
Proposed Visit Of London Firemen
to New York.
ENGLAND.


The English Prisoners In Paraauay-The San
Juan Question In ParIiament-Progress Of
tho Harvard Crew-Proposcd Visit Of Lon.
don Firemen to New York.
LONDON, August 4, 1889.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. 0tway,
Under Secretary OF FOREIGN Anairs, said the agents
Of tho British government were making every effort
TO obtain access to the Euglshmen now held captive
In Paraguay. The last intelligence received in re-.
gard to them was furnished by two American naval
oflicers, and was to the effect that they were all
wol but still restrained Of their liberty by the
mand OfPresident Lopez.
Visoount Milton asked II the government could
inform the House what progress had been made in
the San Juan boundary negotiations, and what the
expense OF holding possession of the island had
Mr.. Otway replied that as differences stu existed
with the United States on the question: her Ma
jestys government was unable to furnish any infor
NATION lay any correspondence on the table.
The government Of 1850 had submitted to the House
what Information II thought dt. If Lor0 Milton was
able to add anything to that the government would
bo giad to hear from him. 1t was impossible, at
suoh short notice. to say what the cost Of the
patton Of the island amounted to.
The Harvard crew made two practice trips on the
Thames to day. The weather was rainy ana other
wise unfavorabe, but the men exhibited decided
Improvement in their rowing Their dip il not so
deep az before, and they take longer strokes. They
were visited to-day by Shaw, the coxswan OF the
Oxford boat.
portion OF the London metropolitan Fire
Brigade propose to visit New York.
A Divorce In High Life-A Verdict Given
Against the Marquis Of Waterford.
$50 LONDON. August 4, 1862
Mrs. Vivian has gained her suit for divorce against
the Marquis Of Waterford, with costs.
The Brighton Races-The Second Day.
LONDON, August 4, 1869.
The Nursery Stakes Of 10 s0vereigns cach for two
year olds was won by Recorder. beating br. c. Hush.
money, second, and ch o. Valentine, third. The
betting at tho start was four to ono against Re-
oorder, ten to one against Hushmoney ana valen-
tine. Fifteen started. 4s~
The Brighton Cup. vaite 400 soverelgns. added to
sweepstakes of 10 sovereisns each, was won by b.
o. Restitution, with ch. I, Norma second and blk. g.
Bueskin third. The betting was four to against
tho winner, three to against Nor and seven to
ono against Blueskin. Six started.
Suspension Of Greek Firm in London.
LONDON, August 4, 1s89
Fhe Greek firm Of Franghiad, & RhodocoDach,
the New York branch Of which failed this week, has
suspended payment here.
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A.-Iadies' Faces Enamelled also tho Pro.
paration for sale, With insrucsions BY NJ LAUSSON TO-
Broadway.
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For Firk Glass Printins Of Rvory Dcscrlp.
ton IA yAs Metropolitan Joh Printing Establshmsal) %
Nassau arrest
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Words Of Choer for YouuA Mon, Wh0v HAv-
Ing fallen victims 10 social evils dyare better uash0
Sent 10 aesed iees enyeepe tscs Of charge Atdscsa
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Tho Electric Extractor, Patented Juno %
1862 perfectly Od0rIosa tar paint Ink and
stains from wooen or linen fabrcs without injurious
Sold BY ell drusgists
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Ciouraud's Oriental Cream, u 80 Per Rot
to- q Bond street, late Of <bs Broadway, ana druggss
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| CrfstadOro,s UnrivuIlea Hair Dyo.-S0la
and applied Al bis wig and scalp factory No Asor House
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Established I'm 10DO-Tho Motropoiitau job
Printing Establishment 81 Nsaaau street
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IL Needs Only the Vision Of DiscrimlnatimG
others Hence their sres. popularity and the rush thai
constantly making 10 the famous hat emporium I'D
Broadway. Americans observing people, and tho
charaoerstlcs OF the Knox Hal TOO marked
0vor ed Oh Loaf sicht
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Marshal Barl0w's Raid Into Connecticut
"Scizure" Of the Fifteen Gunb0ats at
nIystic-IIOw lt WINS Done.

Mystic-HOw IL WINS Done.
MYSTIC, Conn.,, August 4. 1902
Evidently there Is great CONSERVATION and trouble
IN the Spanish camp Such is the belief here among
few wide awake men, who speak ominously OF
matter brought TO their notice this morning.
United States officials have visited, In company with
revenue officers, the prominent shipbuilders
in this cosey, quiet New England town, armed
with portentous looking documents, inquiring
into the nature Of the authority and upon whose 40
count the fifteen gunboats ordered by the Spanish
government are building ana directing their seizure
bombsheil thrown at dead OF night into peaceful
camp would not prove moro unwecome Or disas-
trous. What will DO the eject Of this visit remains
unknown ct present. vet enough mas eked out 70
satisfy the curious that the legion Of Spanish Officers
and their rctnue OF earnest anxious pryins agents
who have for months publicly and privately
goated over their success in obtaining aid rom the
United States In tho matter Of marshals, marines
and revenue cutters for the parposc OF demor1liz.
ing Cuban expeditions. breaking up 'nibustsrtns'
enoampmsnts and ,mprisoniuG the exp9Hents OF
patriotism within the dsmsntlcd waIls 81 Fort LIZ
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Suspension Of Greek Firm in London.
LONDON August 4, 1859.
rhe Greek firm Of Franghiad, & RhodocoDachi,
the New York branch of which failed this week, has
suspended payment here.
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A Divorce In High Life-A Verdict Given
Against the Marquis Of Waterford.
sAs$ LONDON. August 4, 1885,
Mrs. Vivian has gained her suit for divorce against
the Marquis Of Waterford, with costs.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-03

~ and nominated their ticket On the morn;na
~. y, election, placing all the old Commission
US IN nomination who had been discarded bv
ing Iog'es, as also Mr., Jefferson, the Trea-
SufeF' and elected them by a vote of three
VI one, with the rest of their ticket, There
We're about 2l2 votes polled, of which the fogies
received only about GG.
NOW that the Legislature has the proposed
ne" charter under consideration again we hone
tney Will allow to this election it's full sipni6.
canoe and vote accordingly. If any of the
members have had any doubt as to what our
citizens really want they cannot doubtanv lon
ger There was nothing personal NOTHING
political nothing sOrdid in our election, and
tnere should not be in the votes of the Legis-
latorS and there will not be if they really de-
sire represent the wishes of their constituents
Let them have what personal views thew NAV
concerning bill, they are not sent to represent
tnelr own views, but the will of those who sent
them. They now know the will of the voters
of Smyrna.
"A gentleman informs us that little, pet.
ty' political influences are now being urged to
influence the Legislature against the new char.
ter. Yesterday, Our Levy -Courtman, who was
defeated for Commissioner, was trying to in.
tiuence the members to vote against the char.
ter because the "black Republicans" voted fol
the new Commissioners. He had list of al
the " black Republicans who voted for oul
new Commissioners, exhibiting it among the
members very triumphantly, when one of the
New Castle members of the House told hin
that that was d-n poor argument" And
so it was. He knew that a majority of the
Democrats voted for the Improvement tick
ct" and that number of the Republicans vo
tod for him as wOuld-bo old fogy Commits
sioner. lie knew also that politics had moth
ing to do with it, and that every member ot
the new board is Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-03
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS. The expenses of the towr
government of Mid dletown for the year ending
March lst were $ll9I. 90; receipts, $l345S4
A loan association will be organized in Odes
81 this evening.
Ole Bull, the celebrated violinist, performed
in Wilmington Monday night.
A large number of Delawareans areia Wash
ington, or are about leaving for that city, to at
tend the Inauguration ceremonies. Among
them are Hon. N. Ii. Smithers, General Tor.
bert, DIR. Isaac Jump, Col. Grimshaw, Judge
Gipin, and others.
This penin sula has the honor of being the
birth place of two naval heroes in the war of
1872 Commodore McDOnOugh, of Delaware,
and CommodoreD Decatur, of Chestertown, Md.
The corporators of the " National Steamship
Company" now seeking charter at Dover, are
Andrew w. Thompson, George Ii. Bradbury,
William G. Whitley, Gusts w. Wright, Rufus
Ingalls,, A. b. Steinberger, JAS. Ii. Wells, Al
fred Pleasanton, A. ID. Lelevre and Calvin
Goddard.
At Benjamin Denny's, sale, lately held in
Pencader hundred, mules brought from $500 to
800 per pair, horses 5000 $265 and $500 each,
oxen $l70 and $500 per pair.
1t is reported that James Manlove, formerly
of Dover, who was in some way connected with
the American Mission in Paraguay, has suffer
ed violence at the hands of the Paraguayan au-
thorities.
A barn, 40 by 60 feet, on tho farm Of T. o.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-03
MAGAZINES.

The ArLANrc-Mr IIggnsSn has precedence in the cur
rent number OF the Atlantic with the third his OdpOr
romance MabOne Mr. Shany then describes the Small
O ne" fOrthe boot blacks newsboys and girls keepers
of small stands Some the weahiest merchants snranO
from this who either had
or were sent to the asylum by hem driven
sell support 1t is curious social chapter Shany has
treated It we'll The fifth Cooperative Housekeeping
argues that female suffrage grow out of knowledge and
prudence In Little Captain TrOtt Mrs Beecher Stowe pic
lures the urgent imperialism child life home Rev James
Freeman Clarke argues that will establish that
most Of the religions of the world ethnc religions
races and that Christianity alone catholic. The former are
detective that, though each one truth
omt corresponding TRUTH while the latter complete There
Is another consumption considering what should bs
done toward checking disease some future sayant NAV
be able to John Neal furnishes worthy biographies and
criticisms of Thomas Suly Doughty Leslie r. NJ Sui
y Chester Harding West Charles and John Rolin
Tlton giving such facts all art will be glad to
Bayad Taylor describes the Suaban Alp or A-the
peaks being the around which revoe sketches of
pie and e The article Grant praises him highly in
general and In instance.
PUrNAMsA story called the Stranded Ship is beeun and
opens with commencement at Harvard University story
Of Violin Stop is endedwith happy love. Mr. G. NJ TowIe
sketches the character and Gladstone Mr. kim
ball large wreckng companies have lately been organized
Boston, New York. Norfolk and New Orleans Each has feet
of steamers fitted for the business Another sauntern
the south of England dwes Christ Church Bay
ard Taylor has Napoleon GOtha. wedding
in Cashmere oriental could been
sent Of City Councils, exhibited Free wonderful invention
the of Gar1 avenue and Broad how
failed. NJ Lacharme describes nterOceanc canal routs
from Paya, the Caqur river auent the Atrato to
the Tuyra that empes into the gull of San Miguel Prof De
We're takes the Triton Nix Nech Nerd the Old Man
Sea- the Sea Serpent the Kraken. Mai das Aguss
mnhOcas capyvar seamOnk waru seal and other and
Hydrologic water beings and tres Is of them ectOusy Olive
Logan describes Home Life in Paris Baysrd Taylor gives
sketch Of foreign literature art and science Mr. Denow points
another plain path resumption variety of notes
complete highly interesting number
The Publishers Of Our Young Folks Messrs Fields Ossood
Co., of Boston, announce their willingness four num-
bers of their Magazine January April Of this year. as
specimens to who will send their address
We trust this liberal offer will bring this really valuable
Magazine to the notice Of all and be the of
introducing it into all the families where it is
GODEVs for March is like its predecessors. fedwith
engaVngs and excellent literary matter The following
list OF the engravngs that enrich this number TpOe
o Expectation the steel plate. COOred
genuine fashions Crochet Antmacassar printed in coors
An extension Sheet containing engravings the
test styles.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-03

The DELAWARE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING.-The second anniversary
OF the Delaware Association for the Moral I'm.
prOvement and Education of the Colored Peo-
pie was held Thursday evening, in Institute
Hall, Wilmington. The room was crowded tc
its full capacity. Mayor Valentine presided.
After prayer by Rev. William Aikman, the
reports of the Managers and Agent were read
by Samuel NJ. Harrington, and the report OF
the Committee on Education by Rev. Mr.. AK
man.
Professor William Howard Day and William
f; Mitchell (colOred) then made appropriate
addresses.
The following were elected officers for the
ensuing year:
observation-disclosures Kimber, Jr.
Vice Presidents-Danie COrbit, New Castle
county; Isaac Jump, NJ. d., Kent county
Robert A. Houston, Sussex county.
Secretary-Samuel Nj. Harrington.
Treasurer-Charles w. Rowland.
Managers-Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, Samuel
Hilles, Lea Pusey, w. Corbit Spruance, Geo.
d. Armstrong, William S. Hilles, John p.
McLear, s. NJ. Harrington, Rev. G. D. Shaw
Hanson Robinson, William r. Bullock, +. @.
Sewall, Henry b. Seidel Job H. jackson, Ed
ward Tatnall, Jr., William Cummins, NJ. D.,
John Il. Tatum, William p. Bancroft, Howard
NJ. Jenkins, William NJ. Candy, Alan Cav
thrOp, John w. Layton, +. H. Anderson.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-03
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Butterflies were seen at Crumpton en- about
the trst of February.
Several farmers near Snow Hill have beer
engaged 10 seeding oats during the past week
the weather Offering such settled and inviting
inducements. Others have been planting Irish
potatoes.
Vessel RobJed.-The Schooner Grav EaoL
Capt. George Hause, was robbed on SATURDAY.
night last, whilst lying at Covey's Wharf
Illghman's Greek, in Talbot CO. About 5000
worth OF articles were stolen.
Arrests Of Dredgers.-On Wednesday last
Capt. Hunter Davidson brought to St. Mich
| aels eleven vessels, captured in Eastern Bay,
and charged with illegal dredging for oysters.
On Thursday, Justice James B. Way, went
on board the police boat Kent and tried ten of
the parties. One was acquitted, and the other
nine fined 500 each, and costs. Some paid
the fine and left. Those that did not pay were
disnantled.-St MichaeLs Comet.
The crews of the oyster dregging boats are
committing thefts among the farmers of the
Eastern Shore. Last week pitched battle
took place in Talbot CO. between crew and a
farmer named Harrison. They were stealing
his wood.
Fre-A great fire occurred at Chesapeake
City, Md, last Tuesday night, week when the
principal hotel, store and six or seven dwell
ings were destroyed. The landlord and his
family barely escaped with their lives, the fire
having originated on his premises. He lost all
his furniture and some $500 or $4,000 in
money. He attributes this loss to the act of
an incendiary, but the citizens generally think
that it was purely accidental. Total loss not
known.
Religious. site for a new Protestant
Episcopal Church, 30x50 feet was selected and
measured off last Saturday morning at George
town Cecil CO., near the old Presbyterian
Church.-A great revival of religion is in
progress in fredericksburg, Dorchester CO., and
is attended with many conversions. Day meet
iIngs are held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri |
days. The meeting is conducted by Rev. Mr.. |
McCarter. r.-Rev G. g. Preston, Of the Meth |
odlst Episcopal Church South, widely known
as distinguished educator of youth, died at !
his residence in Trappe district, Talbot CO., on
Sunday week.
. Fae.-The barn and outbuildngs on the
farm OF Mr.. Bayard, on the canal near Chesa-
peake City. occupied by Mr.. Thomas Longfel-
low. took fire from spark on Friday the 10th
inst, and We're consumed, together with all
their contents. corn, hay, agricultural imple-
ments, poultry, &c.