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The Ohio 11etlaodiHG Sunday School
Union.

toLrNBrs, Ohio, Nor. THE Sunday School
Tplon Of the Methodist Episcopal Church hcuau
jubilee, which wa Ersad succe1a. on SundaT
morning 1ne pnirits Of the dt1ctent churches
were occupied By Rev. l. R. Dunn, Of New Jar
ee1: Rev. 3. l. Pierce, Of New Yoft; Rev. ]. Il,
Vincent, Of New fork; Rev. Il. n. simpson, Of
New jersey, AID other prominent diE1neA fhe
aurtTe1KafJ se1mon was delivered hJ E O. uAreu.
Evanston, Ill, and rzs listened to bJ the largest
audtercc ever convened for wo1ahp IN Co,uubu1.
The auniyc1sal5 rsoref Vas held On Monday
The SecTetatJ. Rev. J. H. Vincent Ens rcad-
TO day the Anuirc1aa1y Institute nas been I'd
9e41on. snd the museum department opsn-
Fpacaous church IL crowded tn its u1most capacity
nightly. 4 internal message was sent 70 the
eraalon IN st. Lou1l. To-H,or7oH will close the
eIeFc:BeA
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INDIANA.


1K&I81W8N IkGt0&e
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
fokT WAIkI, IND, Not +
Tatash County. In this Siat6, held N election
1estc1oay ppon the appropriation Of SIG, 900 to
nd the Grand Rapids, Wabash i Cincinnati RAIL-
spad. II w1s carried b. 800 MINORITY. Tue line Is
= new one, and Lies through good country,
Tomorrow the completion Of the Fort HaJue,
4urcae 4 Cincinnati H1iisnAd, from Till city to
Dlu1ron, twenty-five tulleA VII Be celebrated.
The citizens Of the hitter place hare arranged for
4 hic time Many people from here EM bo pres
cut Speeches, &c, appropriate will be made.
, 1869-11-03

Jail Delivery at Helvidcre, Ill.
NHtS1nERx, Nor. a-Eea1ty N the prisoners
eonaDed IN the County jan hrokr cut Je1teEdAy
Flno1s arr ~ circulation IN ftE4sd 70 the eeca-
pace, LUZ nothtpK definite ha9 yct bcen aAceEtatn
sas !f3ond the fact th2t but enc individual IT.
MAtn1 TO cheer the kcs,nets
, 1869-11-03
Disaster On tho Bsstpn Il Albany
NMt1EMAhA

Railroad.
HUDSON, y. F., Nov. 4-Tne owl train On ths
Albany toaton Railroad, which left Albany q
ten minutes pest tnM morning, r1n into the loco
motive house at Chatham Pous Corners BY tux
mhplAeement Of . zwtteh. The locomotive
Of tho train passed through the ould1nE
completely demo%lanlnR one-nalf Of IL aud
dsAWtng the locomotive Virginia, standinx It
the bulidlbg, through one end OF Il Both en8tnti
wefo badly dam3xcd. The track ot tho Leh1non
Springs ltoad, which cfossea y shis po1nt7 Wal
torn up fof rune distance 1t IL evident th2s the
(Which Was misplaced By SOFIA malicious person
who haa duplicate teT- About two mouths AEt
i aw1tcn near tho place VIZ moved, which cane
near CAuAtpG 4 0eft0u1 accident
, 1869-11-03

PI1xnER1H. Nor. 2-Csuda PetEoleu1n-Narkf
1utet but tre1. With advance IN prees s4lrs on
srh tor hevnber Il III 70 QnSts sp3s 4 it .sIeF
~ 10 .e4sss Aeansa oPeasd = w h ~ toF neTsaa
November Il sse- NJ quolo November Ard t}eeeaabe.
II &$A. e December, GIFE,
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Africa


GOOD NE*s FRox pR. i1yNosToNx.
EKv foKK, Nor. z
a 1pecial despatch from Zanzibar TO tho Herald,
BY WAY OF London. cooseJs very lnterestlng and
pleastnr Intelligence Of Dr. Lvtnxstoue, dated the
sth Of August, 1883. 1Ie was then In good health.
lie requested that supplies, nautical InstfuneniA,
Aad AlulAnsea for 1869 And 1sso, b forwarded to
him, thus Indicating, n was supposed, an lnten-
ton to remain In the countrT rome tine longer.
He clatnB to have discovered tho t.ue source Of
tho Nile 1ns communications arc meag1o with
Iefpec3 10 Reutf1 neWA
, 1869-11-03
General WopS 8erlon.1v III.


TROY. n. r, Noy. a-Geae,s1 John r Eool IL
FertouaiJ III At hla realdenca in thit cir. Grave
2pprehEuRl0ns orc felt In Fccxfd to hts recorrrT
lie Is eighty -a1 JoaIx CID
, 1869-11-03

RICHMOND. TA, Nor 4-The R.ate Fs,r upeuod
With larKe attendance. 4 telegram wss 70
GREETING that his engagements pyrfeuIcd Iii a.
tendance,
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n1LE1AoRE. Nov. 2-Hou. Ch1a A.W1ckN6e ex-
.roscinoE Of kentncSE Ano ex.Postuszsse1 6ene1al
uaae5 iTetident TJte1, dted m Howard Couoty, as
Last. ~ 141S~' S'~e
, 1869-11-03
Fires.

Fires.
HlI1xoKk Nor. "A portion Of the
ABBOTT 4ill1, 1t Canton, uSed fnf rnll-
AR railroad iron, burned last night, 70.
6esoH With mich y1nahle la1ehioesY.
, 1869-11-03

DETROIT, Nov. a-The charter election pAzzet
OF quietly. The Democratic Mayor and city ttcke
afe elected bJ about eD0 majority. The De- mocrah
have 4 majority IN the Common Council. An nRcf
AEe vote W1s pofled
, 1869-11-03
An 8<rfn%

TIE pAlxATAx 1xsuRRxcr1oN.
VIENNA, Nor. 2.
Advtce4 from Da1nAu4 Announce that the capi.
tulst1on Of tho tuku1Kensa u hourly expected
, 1869-11-03

Lou1syILE, Nov. 2--The Tennessee House oi
Representatives,, By \ vote Of s. to -, tabled the
resolution offered yesterday for the election oi
United Sate8 Senator on Tho ground OF Coopes'G
lnA+
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COOK, OOBUnH L CO.

AHNAE2EkA A0SA&&4AAA0
Ats EA&AaEtAs6 u vEfss edsfttfaasts for THI Th1z
UKE, pssAs< vakAa Alsa n7sass " ~Art{ss Atssr
HssMAAts AsAie%s far an NEWT AKHX4 HA0AxfHK4
Il ea5 lsAssaSs3 & tas o. T~vtsaekas. Il ~ PsA
k4aN3 4saeAN EFtns&. "
, 1869-11-03
FOREIGN.
The London Times on the For
eign Wheat Trade Of
the United States.
Partial Reconstruction Of the Span
ish Cabinet.
Archbishop Cullen InveIghs Against
Fcnian[sm.

Great EfFtsAtus
THK frNEa or AN1M1cAN WHAT YxTTHISra.
LONDON Nov. :,
The Tisats to-day comments On the E1pld II.
crease Of lnportatsons Of wheat from the United
et8te4- 1.-THE most Interesting question:" It
says, "n tho extent 10 which It can be Kept up III
competition with Rnsata and Cautla1 Europe,
when railwA5a In thai section arc faiy developed.
The great questlon1 for the Ca1ted 6tasea to co.,
s.der tn this connection asn reduction In fre,Rhts
aud other charger, md ENLARGEMENT Of comunni-
cation with Tho Alssissippt Valley.
6fxAK8HIf ARRIVAL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Z.
The steanship Baltimore, from Baltimore, has
arrived.
ta1sH cA1HoIIn HxrxcrD 70 ABANDON TIE r.
NIAkH.
DUBLIN. Nov. =.
A1cAh!shop Cullen, In pAatofat lust tasued, ex-
hortA I'll members Of societies HtDllat to the Fo-
n.An Organization to abandon thsn- He Advetss
to the eTtls Sustained ~ Spain tod Itaiy through
the acton Of socret aotaties, and ssys nenoess
Of sach organization WIN incur the pecAlty Of ex-
communication, and c2uuot participate In ns 1u-
baleo Just pnhl!Abod
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CROSBF'8 OPERA HOUSE.,
1MMRNsK SUCCESS OF
PAREPA-ROSA

R1KA4eFU EFHL1SH UFERea, /,
CARL ROSA and O. D. HESS CO.
FIoprletoes aud ptrpetor1
3. .QEy1F0, Burmese Manager. HARRY JACKSON.
BtAke MAnAEet.
TONIGHT. Aubc1's chszUirk Opt1A tdE1t ttnsh
BLACK DOMINO: BLACK DOM1SO:
MIss BOSE HKRSEH, Nm. 4. BEGUN, Mis- RTOCE-
TtsN. Mesxrs- OAhTLE, LAWRENCE. HALL SE-
GUlk. and etherA. uondnetos. AF. 4. RelFF.
TOMORROW aAst ttmth TR0FAT0RE.
NEpn PARKFA-R08A and tho Great CAST.
Fr4Ay. BeneAt cf NJ. ~. CASTLE = BOHEMIAN
0Ih1, with Mme, ,PAKKPA-R0SA and Mn. Z. Begun.
Saturday MAtiote FRA DIASOLO. Saturday
night MARTHA. MARTHA.
In attire II hcxs1A}. Flt;AAQ'8 H0CHREIT.
FaEqurtte. Dr-N Circle ard Balcony. u ~ Balcony
BoxeA q sratAh - Family CIcsr. Il ccutA.
MATiNKE SKATE secured fot 10 DIR 1t the Boz
Ofaer cf tha QpetA House fEntn 10 O'clock.
, 1869-11-03

MONTREAL Nor. 4-Tte 1cbene OF 4 Canadian
pA1nn H4lHuad u pnollah11 70 day. Tna lan7tA
of the hne u 100 miles, and tae Amount Of Sspl.
~, 81, ,ppor M asd1tuE
, 1869-11-03
1UE SCH CANAL SOUNDED,

LONDON, Nov. 2.
4 despatch from Alexandria ststea that N. Pau.
line has survcyed the 8nex Caual, and nnds the
water Ia twenty feet deep In the shalloweat part
The Captain Of the Imperial yacht Al4le has H.
formed the Empress that he cannot mzke the p&s-
aaKe through the canal, his boat drawing moEn
TatcE. The Emp1ea1 ln1ilts that new sound1ngs
be u4dc, and the Alge bo not able to 60 through.
lighter yessel wtll oe procured, ~ she u deter-
mined to paas through the CANAL
, 1869-11-03
Verdict Of Dam AKes against q HAll
xQ@d COMPANY

Bk1xAsT, Nor. 4-In the cASe Of Staples, TIL
deaf mute, s2H1us3 the kenneoec i FoEtlAnt
Kallroad Company, vesd!ct OF 4AO00 for plaintiff
nA8 been rendered. UefendAnk moved for neH
tYi4L
, 1869-11-03
FURS.
STRYKER g. BARNES,

SlRYKtR H. BARNES,
Fur Manufacturers,
Are nov prcpaeed to show their
SPLENDID STOCK Of FURS in
the BEST LIGHTED Salesroom
In the country. Our stock is
complete, with MINK FURS Of
all grades, shapes and styles.
Our New Pattern Collar is the
most complete garment e1er
manufactured. Russian and
Hudson Bay Sables, Royal Err
mine, White, Black, and Gray
Astrachan l. Persiana Sacques,
Seal Sacques, Fitch, Squirrel,
and all the variety Of FANCY
FURS now worn. Furs dressed
and made to order. Repairing
Of all kinds neatly done. Car
riage and Sleigh Robes Of all
kinds. Ladies and gentlemen
intending to purchase Furs are
respectfully Invited to examine
our stock, where you will find
good goods Of our Own manu-
facture, and at reasonable
prices.
Corner Washington & Clark-sts.
, 1869-11-03

T
| S1w YoHk. Nor. 2.
A special cable despatch ssates thAs the cities
| Of Frankfort, Woisbadeu, and Aayence, With sur-
| rounding country IN each case, were viaited by
shocks Of earthquake during tho hight of tho sl1t
| nit and yesterday nornlnK.
, 1869-11-03

-a .,,,v R7.a Il Jaca1ee,'s H1lIdtog. noe.ts-
aest fczoer Il jedez,ea I'D A.aaee1sta sesi 1sass
houIs. 81 tgt4r. n 9yi = Is deser1iax
3oar = IL of e6asTe Tzeen1:soa! A1ays rst1ot1e q
' 'tittt4te11 r. supzoeted solAy y snaa1ta eo1s
kktH+x,~s TNnnstjone sFut to #A&E4 Ifea3GW. =
T4s4H1 Il I'm ~ &e41DN&4&H4
, 1869-11-03
PROFES30R CATCHEL

VII deliver % Iadis eo1rvs q ts:sars g Ph!aSli, n,
Sotth pcayboinsI. corner Il Ks1e- ,Aeplitatiou fet
nfsa3au to Tt eo0l1e b made 44 th3 above Ad-
H11oe 1yMy day. &fu1a u k1a p4A tEfk4 G19 ~
Nezua&4hY &f&&EH4Qo,
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

have no doubt put down the movement; The yellow
fever had disappeared from Escuintla. Congress
continued In session The cOchlneal crop would, IL
was thought, be good this year. rsa.gtrsr sfr
Dr. Dario Gonzalez, rector OF the National College.
is on his way the United states, commissioned to
visit the hospitals and educational institutions In
the principal cities, ana on MS return recommend
duced M those OF salvador. The Faro says there
are leo vessels under the nag OF Salvador aud sixty
three under the Guatemalan in the Pacific.
aff..HH r. NICARAGUA. Z HI4t-ftIII sAE
BY decree approved by the President, Frederic H.
Alberding. and his copartners are granted
the privilege TO introduce Chinese coolies en-
gagged voluntarily in their own country
or elsewhere, and brought directly to Mica
raSns, ra Te aroese ~ @ for s ipr ten years the
they shall be ree vessels bringing coolies to be ex
empt from anchorage and tonnage dues; the said
Aiperding Co. TO pay fifty cents for each coole
brought TO the hospital at Leon. th i-is-l7T if9N
Inc North American Steamship Company,s steamer
America was totally destroyed by fire in the harbor
OF san Juan del sur the night OF the 1lJh OF April
on ner voyage from Panama 10 san Francisco. No
ives were lost, though the officers and crew had not
Time To save the whole OF their effects and there was
barely time to lower the two forward boats in which
10 escape. The origin or this calamity is unknown.
Tue wreck sank in SIX fathOms OF water The cap
tam and crew We're brought here. ..s
Inc contract made by Mr.. Ayon, Minister OF Mica
ragua at Paris, on the 9Th Of October last, with
monsieur Clevaller, for the opening OF canal
across Nicaragua, was ratified by the Senate, and
Senator Mariana Montealegre has been appointed
Special Envoy to the republic of Costa Rica enter
upon negotiations In reference 10 some articles con-
nected with the affair. ar
COSTA RIGA.
Jesus Jlmenez has been elected President OF the
republic FOR the coming term. General Blanco and
other officers have been deposed new law, doing
away with the liberty OF the press, has just been
made public
The New York herald., 1869-05-02

vore by the tutored light that discreey falls from
Oriental lamps The days are far when Princess
Mathilde was known as Mlle de Montfort, and at
because she could not boast OF all the quarters Of
noDtesse which form "chan0inesse."
The noble ladies who counted thirty and forty
quarters looked down on her and called her Mile.
Bonaparte as curty as noble ladies can Since then
she has been known as Nine. Demidon; for the de
did not primitivey precede the name OF the worthy
blacksmith who founded the family OF her divorced
husband. She was, however. by birth Princess Of
Westphalia, and Is now the patroness of fine arts.
Her usual habitues are, besides NJ. de Nieu.
werkerke (they met at Florence a quarter OF
century ago., Octave Feuillet, Theophile eau.
uer, Alexandra Dumas Sr., Emile Augier, Ponson
du Ierrai, the Goncourt brothers, and, In general
the famed literatl. She greets all affably, with
radiant gray blue eye and smiles. The gardens OF
ner villa at ST. Gratien are the rendezvous Of thes
guests I'D summer -r.-I
And now for something about the Imperial
sun which shines on all the Bonapartes. The
heir oil Napoleon Ill lately went to the tele
graph office on visit OF inquiry accompanied bJ
ms tutor. After hearing few Instructions on cleo
trlcity ne was asked II he would like TO see how
despatch was sent and on eagerly accepting wa
requested to send any message he liked to Lyons
lie renected moment, and then, 1t was verI
warm In the office, wrote down:-'What weather
have you at LyonsT The answer that speedily re-
turned was given by clerk IN the telegraphc servlc
at Lyons, and came as follows:-"The sun OF Auster
litz." Certainly not weak piece OF iattery, this
for the debut OF a clerk He Will rise too
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
The Gibraltar Race-The International Race
Activity Among NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fol
Measurement.

The Gibraltar Race-The international Race
Activity Among Yachtmcn-Proposition fol
Measurement
CowEs, April Is, 1859.
1t is doubtful whether the proposed race to Glib
raltar for the prize offered by Captain Lovett will
come OF. The race has been fixed for most incon
venent time for yachtmen, and few would care to
leave England at the very period when the Soleni
clubs are carrying ON their regattas. Mr.. AshburJ
100 guineas and the race should be from the Thame
to Brest and that there should be o return match
from Brest to COwes.
The circular issued by the Royal Albert Yacht Club
relative to q grand international regatta, has moi
met with much encouragement from the other royal
yacht clubs. Some consider that the "przes offered
by the various clubs are not sufficient attractons"
some that "things are at present in too unsettled
condition to allow OF the matter being discussed"
and some do not consider the scheme advisable,
while few, the other hand, are ready to assist In
promoting the object referred to. The Royal Albert
Yacht Club Is too small club to be able to carry out
vast an undertaking by itself, but 1t Is expected
that prizes Will be offered, under the auspices Of
this club, for match IN blue water under c0ndi.
tOns which will render the result OF the race satS
factory proof of the merits of the vessels engaged
In 1t.
Yachts are fitting out with great rapidity The
Aline and Fiona were launched from the patent slip
at GOspOrt on the l4th April The Cambria Is nearly
ready for sea and will take her first trip on the 2lst
April. A new forty ton cutter was launched ON
saturday, the 10th April, from the yard Of MIR.
Hatcher. at Southampton This vessel is another
proof OF the absurdy OF the Thames rule OF measure
ment. She fraction under forty tons, but appears
larger and certainly has more accommodation than
most yachts or fifty tons While on the subject OF
tonnage 1t has been suggested that the following
would prove a fair rule for the measurement OF
racing yachts, viz:-"Abate Onefth Of the length OF
the vessel from the total length between
the stern and stern post, multiply the
result by the breadth of vessel at the broadest part
and that product by the draught OF water, dividing
the whole by eighty" 1t would appear that the tax
on draught OF water is somewhat heavy, and proper
ly So for we now have vessels OF eighty tons draw
ing thirteen feet OF water.
The GuIneveve is fitting out at Gosport; her mon
ster mansai Is nearly finished. She unfortunately
got aground or Bembridge. in the Isle OF Wight
whlie on her passage to Gosport.
The Witcncratt-"Mr. BrOadwo0d's folly" as she Ia
wrongly termed-is under way again. Her masts
have been shifted to nearly their old positions, and
expected that the secret OF this beautiful vessel
not sailing has been discovered.
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
CURACOA.
Another Candidate for Observation-Disclosures
Tired OF Her West India POssessiOus-Relu-
gees froln Cubn-Adairs in Venezuela.

Another Candidate for AnnexatiOn-HO!lnnd
Tired OF Her West India P0ssessiOus-RefI-
gees from Cuba-Adairs in Venezuela.
CURAcOA. W. l., April l3. 1869.
AS West Indian annexation to the United States is
again talked OF the good people of this colony are
entering the spirit OF the affair their own
count 1t is well known that the six Dutch islands
OF Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba, ST. Eustatus Sabo and
81. Martin are an annual expense TO Holland OF
which that country would gladly be rid. In fact the
expenditures made by the home government for these
islands exceed annually the receipts from them by
about hundred thousand dollars Accordingly the
mother country would like to be rid Of these colonies
on the easiest terms possible. So strong indeed is
the conviction here that the island Is to be "an-
nexed" by somebody, that when short time ago
the Prussian war steamer Victoria was here the OBJ
ject Of her visit was generally believed to be the
nexaton OF Curacao to the dominons or Bismarck.
Now, however, the colonial authorities here
onsly considering the question Of asking Holland
give away this island to the United States, and
understand the project meets with general approval.
We're these islands rendered, however, as q gilt
the United States would gain but little by
unproducuve rocks in the sea, peopled for
negro mes % popuation and the best % harboT Isss
of Curacoa is too far to eeward and much OF
the thoroughfare OF South American trade to be Of
much use as a naval station.
Several refugees have arrived here from Cuba, and
asteamer is expected in o few days with several
From Venezuela we learn that the British Charge
d'Afares Mr.. Pagan, died at Caracas on the last II
last month OF yellow fever Politically there is little
news. In Maracabo there i5 general distrus In Pull
gar's good faith IN his promises to abide by the
new order OF Things, and outbreak is said to be
imminent. In the meantime, Sutherland remains
here, and instead OF gong to Europe Is probably
plotting TO turn out Puigar and reinstate himself
The new steamer purchased in Europe by Mr.. A. j.
Jesurun arrived here on the 7th inst She is named
the Honheur, Captain Cleaver She left on the 10th
Tor trip TO Laguayra and st. Domingo. AS soon as
the necessary preninaries are adjusted she will
as packet to St. Thomas IN place OF the EStrella
wrecked last December.
The weather is very dry but the health OF the island
Is good
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
ECUADOR.


foiiticni ty-Earthguake-Crops.
The English steamer Peru, at Panama, brings later
idvices from Ecuador. ON the 10th OF March Presi-
lent Garcia Moreno issued q decree ordaining that
il persons who, directly indirectly, should aid In
any way IN getting up revolutions disturbing the
public peace should be held responsible for the mill.
iary expenses incurred In preserving or restoring
the peace
An earthquake was felt in Quito on the night OF
the 10Th and 10Th OF March, ana about the same mo-
ment nc Guayaquil. The shock lasted In QUITO
about twelve seconds and was quite severe.
Dr. Vicente Piedrahita IL candidate for the Pre-
sidency OF the republic for the next term. gene
raj amnesty has been declared to all military from
private to lieutenant inclusive, who engaged In
the revolution OF the 10Th OF March last also 10
all civilians, provided they surrender their arms and
give evidence OF repentance.
The gathering Of the drst crop OF cocoa had COM
menced. No sales had taken pace; holders are
waiting for better prices
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
PROBABLE MURDER.
ARRAY Among Negroes.

AHray Among Negroes
About haifpast twelve O'Clock yesterday morning
oncer SIP OF the Eighth precinct on post IN Thonp
son street. was startled by cries OF murder from the
direction OF Canal street. Hurrying down TO the
scene OF the afrray, he saw colored man
named Thomas THOMPSON, OF sv., NO. 90 Wes. dhry
men Of color beating ,, him n...,,nn ,n,nmercifuily:
negro ran away In opposite directions. sip
pursued one down towards the river for several
biocks and after hard run secured him. The other
was arrested at n later hour IN the morning.
An examination OF the wounded man by tho
sergeant ut the Eighth precinct station
house. to which he had been conveyed In
an insensble condition, showed that he had been
fearfully cut about the head and face with razor
and stabbed In the body one OF bis eyes had been
gouged out and hung down upon hls check. The
skull was also fractured, and the surgeon was COM
PEELED ~ remove several bones from the f0renead.
Thompson was subsequently removed to Bellevue
Hospital, where no lies m o dying condition, u IL
said. Iis assailants, named James Poten and Alex
afder stiles, were yesterday arragned before Jus
tice Dodge and held 10 await the result Of Thonp-
sons Injuries
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
President Grant and General Longstreet from
n Religious Point Of View.

In inserting the subjoned well tempered letter the
Chicago Standard one Of the most influential relg-
ions organs In the West, remarks:-
I'VE Insert here the following article from the ven-
eraDle brother whose name it bears partly because
oi Tue business OF ts sentiments aud partly because
Ine CONSPICUOUS anti. slavery record Of the writer
gives especial weight. The views II presents besides
tne.l " w. y
LnIIsh FROM rur REV. DE. NATHANIEL coLvrR.
~. ~ svo. ns mas shown 10 General trust
W. suspect me OF being npoioes slavery the
nav. ever regarded and still regard slavery as
~ luce, humanity and Fundamentally. re-
gu wy eosvn as horror of fatriciial the
wrongs involved IN either God has Presdent
nor tbe peope OF the North the
Reance mine win repay saith the Lord"
protscoh 70 All imperative duty; vengeance 10 not
Oun mission of knduess TO all 40 not sympathizs
the censurc TO which have reterred nav rotrc In the
rYhteosne ana In the wisdom Of the Presidens
| tas case.
There arc fully believe many noble men as age be
iound w thc snd NJ the South who, the teachings Of
state rights by Calhoun aud obers drawn into
great Ieyeon W what to them seemed motives Of patriot
ism; and being Ia H. they fought became men OF honor
Ion On such the Lessons the war have not fallen In van
They accept the teachngs Of Provdence and IN
nobsness of their nature they accept the situation
GOD IN HIS providence has brought about and are now
Ing " restore and heal aud bless country Such.
are like him ~ ~ -
And God bess President Grant so, hs fearless mag