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LECTURES. MEETINGS, &c.

The Third Union Cooperative Building So
cety tonight at Cooperative Hail. No. 2li BoWery
The second public meeting of the Baptist
churches OF NewYo IN favor OF the establishment OF
Home for the aged and inrm, Will be held this evening
In Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr.. Du Chalu is about to deliver course
of three lectures to children IN this city HIS talks 70
by dehghtSd crowds Of children ard adults.
A meeting will be held in the Baptist Church,
corner Of Madison and Gouyerneursts this evening.
the pastor the Rev John Quincy Adams. The Rev. II.
NJ Gallaher and others will make addresses. -
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Indus
trial school Association and Home for Destitute Children
Will b, 1l ut tue brooklyn Institute, IN Westinghouse,
near Concord.st this evening The report will be read
by Prof Robert Raymond and addresses are expected
the Rev DR. DuTyea, the Rev Dr. sehencK anu the
Rev. Mr. Hammond .'.@s
At q regular meeting of the Fifth District
Union Republican Association, held at No 100 Prineest
W,ter secretares, some ordinary ward business was
transacted and discussion ensued on the Federal
by SENATOR lent Judge nonntford Mr. KOech Mr.
Dsvie At tho conclusion OF the debate which was In
formal the meeting adjourned.
The 36th annual meeting Of the American
Antislayery Society viii be held at stenway Hall New
York on tuesday May H. day and evening. commencing
neet1nS ns i or Wedne:day May ia Dodworth HALL
%snSs %snSGf Fsp q III SfSsf sSs HON %
the Rev John r. sarsent' Mrs Cora L. " Daniels Ste
phen s. Foster. Charles BuTleigh Mary Grew, Edward
NJ DAVIS, ana aaron VI IoweII anu
the Hon George w. Julian have been invited to address
the meeting.
The annual meeting and election of officers
OF the Fast Improvement Association was held at
Cooper Institute on Tuesday evening. James r. Taylor
esq presided. The following officers were chosen to
serve FOR one year Presidents Jas r. Tayori Secretary
George w Blunt; Treasurer, Thomas +. Rowland;
Execntlye Committee. Louis Burger, Newly James
Murphy New-York. Hervy q. Calkn, New York. Jas. W.
smith, New.York, Daniel Coger Brooklyn, I; + seSor'
Nav York Joseph W. Duryee, NewYork, Wesley Smith,
New York John T. Hotiinire, Brooklyn, Henry Steers
Nav York David NJ Koenler, New-York Edward f.
Williams Greenpoint. Edward V. Loew, New-YOrk,
Joshua Youugs Brooklyn, Ephraim Miller Jr New-lerk
THO Assocation appointed the Hon. III. c. Cakln dele
gate 10 visit Washington and confer with the seere-
fary OF War III reference to the appro-
patons in the and harbOr BILL and TO look after
The interests OF the Association Addresses were made
Inv the President James W. Smith, ESQ., Joshua Ioungs,
ESQ and others IL was stated that new and large
nachine ia nearly ready into operation IN the work
OF drilling away the rocks which Obsruet the East River
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
rx-pRrsIDyyT JOHNSON AT MEMpHIs.

MEMPHIS, April 14.-Ex-President johnson
arrived here this afternoon by special train on the
Memphis and Louisville Railway. He was met at the
depot by concourse OF people, and escorted In process
sion through the principal streets TO the oyerton hote
from the balcony OF which he was welcomed by Dr.
Letwch and introduced 10 the audience He spoke ten
,,,s s,r,r,v returnlnr thanks for the honor shown
him on Ills return 10 his old home after escaping from the
slavery OF office lie was suffering from fatigue, ana
noLa In low tone lie speaks at the Opera House to-
morrow afternoon and Friday night VIII he present az
banauet rendered to HIM at the OVerton h0el AIohR
station,
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DIED.


ALDRIDGB-ou Fuesy Api D. Catherine wife ofJoPh Aandgs
is% rom me Reformed Dutch cSae Bergen F
The 18th inst; at Ocloetpn ............
BRNsoyOn Monday April L. the residence Of ha notss, Ne -
s.,. Fin, ,n' s M I'd ss i.ie O. R.yssd
Be.G, a ga Sapss The hs family are epsetily sas.d
th, sG Qu bs residence o. Der mSsr The .a., Vii b a.n.S IN
tbs hmiy plot In Greenwood
BILLIyds-on Wednesday April H. James H Blnc IN the ss
TIE sd. oi he family invited attend his ,ss,, b, 's rs.
dsnes No It's hIdisOrs'e, on ssoaA' ws ir'h
BIUSr-on Wednesday the IaA n't MarsA, ri''f e''Fss W.
Tie .d. are invited to ..t.ud her u.r o d. Csures sfSs %
D1ia. Paternity Of Foryhs and FaaAs Vo' ~" We
Chapr'.) on Friday at O'Clock m.
DUTCHgR-on wednesday April H. Fannie Ghn y0o'ss'' 0as~
ter sfih. lat. Abraham pu.eS'r
w.dpe., April H. the re,d.se. oh.r
James EhIAbeih rshet Of william f0O0''' 80
Notice Of the funeral In Fridays papers
ia s,;sy & on FSs':s AOr L. OF A'''' ~
The relatives friends Of the tA are ,sd nv ds, s
noou At O'Clock.
FREEMAN R,,p..sd + 90 Tss;s., April ID MARE fA'''
.,i,s. sad friends attend Che funeral ncr ss
s.,c,. :. sai@; i..y. ss rsIP:s
nARRrson w.an.day the is'h n's B'y "id0" 0' S'A1a
and those Of her ,p, ss.s :Sd ., Gsss; a.
is,S inst o'clock from her late residence Ne Ia
JoHNsoS-on w.dn.d. Agrlh Mary B. the 0nly daughter 4
Jass and The hs .S w% S 's0,G . , .e,t Invited 10 .stsS
s .. residence No g s'cOnd. % saa
day the 18th inst, at O'clock
ST PELIX-On Tuesday April H. 1903 Aant hato Wus efo$
T .sSes and friends attend the funeral on Friday os
10th rst late rssdenss No a9 Rayuoadn broosVh
TAYLoR-ou Tuesday 18th n John Taylor, in the s7h rear
bis A.. ...-S
Ths stiy.s and the family respectfully invited 70 sus
The funeral from residence No S West rsenusth %
Eday Afternoon 18th psL at o'clock without further ,s
tan nj omans taken Marble Cemetery fos nneat
wBLCH-On Tuesday April l3 Capt George Wsish late v L.
Condg, U. ). Navy A.. An.. o...r. "a 49,.
Of N, naval and military service are speS
ALL ,v,.d 10 attend from 81 Msys Episcopal Chares
coser Wlouhb Brooklyn O'CLOCK Ne
on Tharsday, April 10 ...... ~
OonRRIDGRIu Brookyp Tuesday, April u href noft l
n.s. Sar,h ue Of Joseph woOdbritge aged yeir
III. and friends family nVd ,tsna tes mn4
:. the Lecture Room Plymouth Church, Oa ThasdiJ Apu ~
hei usub.rs Of Cou,tutOp Lodge No al and NJ.
ere hereby summoned at the Lodge kcon NO ~
on Thursday for ths purpose OF Asnng
on our at brother Thomas ooeeY iron TIE ssrsS 81 n
corner Of Fth.Aye- and TsntasL W. W. "''H''
n C. PARKS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SOUTH AFRICA.
rppptrtE YIRE IN SOUTH AFRIcA--DEvAsTATIoS
or 400 MILES OF COUNTRY.

TERRIBLE FIRE IN SOUTH HAFRlCA-DEVAsIAIloN
OF 400 MILES OF COUNTRY
The news from the Cape of Good Hope is
confined 10 accounts Of terrific nre, caused by
, ,o,s continued heat and drouth. which is said TO
-, devsstated tract of country 400 miles long, and
Tsryips In breadth from Is TO $50 miles lIohe
ot On the 9th of February, when the neat thrOuBhous
1e Colony was more Intense than ever previously Known
In few hours hundreds Of OF pounds worth OF propety
and In The majority Of cases the sufferers losing
ali they Several persons were aso 70
s nstyes and TO the wives and children OF the colo
Sss Those saved had 10 take shelter IN the rivers,
spstsr dams and wet bitches, where many OF them
we're badly scorchsd The calamity has caused geas
disliesE='" ,.. ,4-.aa .--.s4ss, s-'---.--'-'s"
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James M. Billings. the head 81 A.,

James M. Billings, the head of the well -known
1rm OF Billings Chahee Co., died at his residence No.
- Madson-aye yesterday morning. Mr b. was born n
somers, Conn IN 1925 He formerly the head OF Bl
ndgs, Roop DC klbbe In Philadelphia. He was pattern
Of honesty and industry and city well az the msr
camille community has sustained great loss By M
decease. ~
frame buildings In Eighty y-fourthst between Msdss
and Fifth-ayes Loss about g 500 One sowned by Mr..
two-sfory building owned by Mr.. Lee and occupied 81
Mr. Wallace. was also damaged Loss on furniture, sass
on building $500. Both are insured by the Astor Com
nany The Dire was undoubtedly the work Of an inesn-
diary
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
A New "PincsInsn Tuck nfeasurer md Creaser fos

This nTent0n oysToones
are OBLIGED 10 SssAs. Ihsevau
the which heds be cloth stfsght notShsnn&
the imperfect snns ofneEPer II mikes tie cSxAE
the jelcaie
AUTOEAgi0 GLoTH SnuorHER, PREVENT rHn
WORK IL the Tuck hsrkef sboh
has for boh
GAUGs CREASE
THIS new Pullsr Bsrpsm" polished steel "PNcRso" Tesk
tA which be and replaced kGAiH
KItBsR GAUaz cRfAsh Pnss-
SJ; by mail. 81 N
FiHsr CLASS TICKING eRpER. Csnvaers wanted W.
BIksur No. C16 Broadway third beios Beeker 4.
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THE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION.

The following are the most important sec
sons OF the projected Constitution presented March
30 m the COrtes 1t is signed by all the Committee II
has 10 undergo fun discussion; .. ..-.
The Spanish nation and in its name the Cortes con
st;uents elected by universal suffrage desiring to estab
Nsh Justice, to alliance liberty and security and to de-
velope the good and security Of many live in Spain
dseree and sanction the following
- -,,- CONSTITUTION. .rr
CHIPTpp tor He Spaniards and their Rights.
AKrIcIRi The spaniards are: l. All persons born in
spapish dominions. 2. Children Of Spanish father or
Oher eS9 OF a al 6Sse rS5sERs' TSo wR
tout such articles may gain citzenshp in any population
OF the monarchy. The quality OF Spaniard If 70 DC ae'
0uired preserved and lost IN conformity TO the law.
ART a. No Spaniard be arrested nor imprisoned
StT 3 All arrested must be delivered to the Judicial
tlthOry within a hours after the act OF aetehOn M
within ~ hours from the time Of having been
delivered 70 the competent mag strate. =. =, ,-.o
NJ The command Of a competent magistrate.
ART s. Nc may enter into the house OF spanlald
Dr foreigner resident IN spain Without ms SGnsen. OK
Legitimate aggression proceeans from within Oh 70
Snsgsrae can and carry into effect the entering
st doieiIe and the registering the papers and Other
effects therein This Is always TO be dsne by day, anc
nsSsr AVER No spanard can be compelled to change hI
domcie or residence, except IN virtue OF sentence o.
In no case can the Government authorities opeI
r detap correspondence entrusted 70 the post nor dc
hoys1x sorespondence Of both kinds may DO detained
aud also opened In presence OF the party proceeded
uaets Of Imprisonment, Of registration Of dom
ce or detention o. letters or VIE or hs
cause when the aet y mn founded are judicousl
declared notOIiousy legltInaB Or u.S. has not bee
eon who has been arrested, or whose S 4 OF who.
tatihed within The period set forth IN hfucie -arf
dwelling has been entered by warrant. whose -
bp0Rdehee has been detained w have tle fiGSt " VI
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rur sT. LOUIS GRAIN ASSOCIATION,

ST. LOUIS, April f4-DisDatcbes from New
Orleans were received here to-day announcing that the
Chamber OF Commerce OF that city will hold meeting
tomorrow consider the subject OF subscribing TO the
st. Louis Grain Association and asking for Information
relative 20 its objects George Plant President OF tho
Merchants Exchange advising Ne TO or
ganixe similar independents association. Tho Associa
ton here will hold meeting tomorrow night, for the
purpose OF elccng directors and perfectng an organza
49,,
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ny.rnrcrIoY OF AN OIL REprNERY

PITTSBURGH, April 14.-The oil refinery of
Forsyhe OF sharpsburgh. near this city. was de-
stroyed by fire to-day The Stills buildings, and settling
house. containing 100 barrels OF refined and 1900 parre
aistled oil burned ALI the afternoon. At tonight
tank containing barrels Of crude o. tha te re
~ Al raging It feared that the adOinng renneres
NAV have taken fire. The total loss Is estimated at
500 COO insurance only $4,000 Several persons living
ear we're seriously burned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
TIE STATE LEGISLATURES.

The Illinois State Legislature (adjourned ses-
sionl at Springfield yesterday The Governor has
toed the Lake Front bin, ceding certain portion OF the
Lake front to the Illinois Central Railroad; also the bill
allowing towns and cities 10 State taxes for the
benefit OF existing prospective railroads Tho first
named bill will be likely TO pass over the Governors veto,
but the fate OF the latter Is somewhat doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SUDDEN DEATH OF IMPORTED CATTLE.

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. l., April 14.-Mr. w. b.
Dnsmore Of staatsburgh, connected with the Dnsmore
Express has lost four valuable imported cattle They
were seen licking the sides OF anewly painted barn. after
which they with three other, were taken suddenly Ill
The four Alderney cattle imported from Scotland to-
rether with three Aldorney heifers have died within
thrc days They cost g. 900 gold. Tho balance are
recovering
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SALE OF LANDS on THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL


ArcHIsoY, April 14.-The Land Commissioner
OF the Central Branch Of the Pacific Railroad represents
the sales OF land during March at 100000 and that
the sales this month nearly double those OF the same
time in March. Wheat promises large yield. The Cen
tral Branch Road is doing large business The contac
tors OF the Achison and Nebraska Railroad want goo
iaborers at O. per day. Work will commence on the
AtchIsou Topeka and Santa Fe road on May LIST.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SEVERE FRosTs IN THE soUTH-THE COTTON
CROP DAMAGED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 14.-festerday
morning there was slight frost, and this morning q
more severe one seriously damaging the new cotton crop
and fruits and rendering the repanting OF cotton neces
sary. - -, :, r..s .r..,hor "a vary co,d
nd t "a reDored heavy froets In the interior nave
aerally Injured the cotton crop, aud necessitae re-
planting.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

sILSUTT VIM No. 969 Degrsrst, Brooklyn.
BIOoMER JOHN A., No. +O1 West MEetesa'Hs@
CLARK. LYDIA, No. 900 Es:' Fny tera-s]
COOK MARY A., No. lS5 AadisoasL ,.N,.
pppoHH0ST ANSIR W. No. IA Rat Baltiest, Brsoklyu.
nIIIIGIKY THOMAS, Church Of the Ascension
wo0nRRiDGE. SARAH B.. Plymouth Church, BrOohlIu.
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SALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA LANDS TO ACTUAL
sETTLERS.

CHARLESTON, April A.-The Legislature at
o., sosson passed an act appropratng t2OOOOo for
% T,chase of waste lands They to be sold to ac-
, so,tler. on nve years credit G. p. Leslie has been
noInted Land under tbeact and viii at
oice omen land office.
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of tho Cbamber Of Commerce was

A meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce was
held Yesterday for the purpose OF appointing Commit
fec to confer with Prof Perre. Superintendent OF t
Coast Survey I'm reference TO changes In the harDor
New.York Mr.. George 0pdyko presided A letter Wa ws
read from Mr. Perre stating his readiness 10 meet SUN sum
Committee In accordance with their previous rI9o DoW
ton Tho President named Mossrs. George ", W,,,t nvW
loorgo W. Blunt and r. Warren Watson as toe SVu'Ai'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SENATOR sPRAGUE AND THE RHODE ISLAND
VOLUNTEERS

PROVIDENCE, April IA paper was put III
circulation to-day for the purpose Of obtaining signatures
n an address TO Burnside ASKING him to accept an
yaton as an expression OF public dsapproVa OF .no as
. npon the conduct OF lat Regiment OF Rhode
fiand Volunteers by Senator Spague IN his late speech
in lie United States Senate.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
FRANCE.

THE PREssE ON THE REJECTION OF THE ALA
BAMA TREATY.
PARIS, April 14.-The Presse tnewspaperl says the
rejection of the Alabama claims treaty by the United
Estates Senate will be the of great prejudice to
the United States in Europe. .
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
NAuX GAZETTE

9 W.sUxcroS Aprii 14-Rear Admiral Thomas T.
Craven b. ,bs the Mare lssnd Navy Is
Leu George Haywood has been ordered 70 tss Han
Fpnk Capt T6onas sssr has been detached iron s sss
Guick bss been a.
tsebed from te Naval Academy ssd Psynsstsr Jseksea s
ordered to tha stallion D u Barton has resifns
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
r,,p YACHT A WHITE ASHORE.

whi,e went ashore on Cape Henry beach last night
The piot.Loat Maryland went TO her assistance Inc
ere ~ were Landed this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SPAIN.
GEN. PRIM AND CUBA.

MADRID. April Alt is reported that Gen. Prm
will go out to Cuba as Captain-General accompanied
by large reenforcements of troops for the suppression
of the insurrectiou
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
n.A..a.A Gla

LAdes Misses sad chreas Of kind Cent? sas Boots -
o'n'' :" s'.'' ''N J. Ricxlxps 4ss BghsAsv~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

,iI.,,ouci syurinz warer-The only known remedy foe
Csnrer alb diseases OF the nuneya oon " az uass D~
No. 535 Broadway NJ r. '''''
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Hazard & ca.werp. Cod Liver on d A. be-.
MARRIED.

Tuesday April - 1852 at se rs'seoss
BY me Rev NJ Adams 3sha D. DaiNiaas !" anne
Wright No esrd< .........,... -..-..'--.
HoLMEsTRUMBuLLIn s city At 81 Am. Church on Wssses
bT Tbomas Gslandet d. D. Fhip W. Holmes
n Ida NJ Tranbsli Of Greenwich CoSa
VAN IsGRNBUNK Tuesday Ap II Al the resdeses o. sAs
father Ward Beeeher Dudley W. Vaa Lagos
ana Rhsabek S. daughter Of Pau Bunit al Of Brooklyn
All Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed rith faa
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

tee. Committee 10 audit the accounts Of the Treasurer
was appointed consisting Of Messrs George A. Jarv ad
George W. Dow. " p, 7.t g "
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

The celebrated sonodont be mad. from tAs ssss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

"
,.. Won must not sppear least suspicious while am
talking to ,ou will you very suddenly Camilla DO you hno"
70 Mr. Perkins will watch you very closely
and On vol III, res1 dtPcnd~ foa must act as zoe"
a, sp.oL You bu.i ary takH o. You must hdD gd Of your
eho and appear 10 greatly s YOs mSR act Just you Rhk
oty person ,ooud question Ilddey Then Jsu
mus, an,rer very quickly: should kHop GHyhin0 about
yp The reason % theory that inOw anything
about would deny It, but would sog IN vour mar
ne Remember sod act guilty Amer sns"'r this vhiE
IN ,o Don't your heart that vas 10 bed ard asleep
h, mi, nurd. was committed Yoa must hesitate moment when
Wilt repeat the question Then must answer" Yes Then
~, .sl- anything about r You mas NOT 'ay any
oa1 Then will y Camilla you fnos anything about h' say
90 befor. late" YoH must not aHso, niG Then Will "y-
Do ron know anything" Thtn sdy Yer Then viii say Did
n ao ~ Answer Ihslped" youP "You VOud
NO, troe yo" Then win ask Mr. PsrEas to tAf to you
Re vi. probably you who with you You NUT Ahswsr"hr
lie. and Then will probably be sfsd who Mr. Lee
IA Your be-" gentleman whom Mr. GAbert Introduced
10 Won. mother VoH ~ 0at Of hs CoafHeHid last SHg
Then you win probably bo ,sist-"whs time sn sphSsf
Yoor answer will be-" About May, mink You will Sso
NO Doubt be your husband knew him. ever spoke TO
yOur husband about him AnsWer" Nor why did you not ~
Ausw.rI did iak aeesar You need not 90 on and c
fbI, Whole confession right thTough tell BY pieenss as Jon are
,slsd MAKE together and coincide with this theory
and do no, eouirsd yourself Study s ~ You must sO be sur
p.d a, .byhr do II will all be for the best may peai
.tpd, 10 you bat let yop will be aepg for ny
m Whsn question must Try 10 show eonsterhAtor
a vou, eouuten,nee Life the stake you will be acting for
No doa viii be asked great question: You must not b
eager IN youf p rather reluctant ssisd What mo
NV. ,ou had this aoer ada rei
ero,, 10 vou Tin9 hsbond au, g,nieme' com
panv bat Ut hare ladies' at n. hour sHd ~
oot a, af vou h and you thought hdt i ua d,ad
a vou could aud could and be happy
Camilla the that you 10 wnie the onicou twice
this, wish PIT your bosom then feel that 20
e.pn.t tell theory WY r ,sE you tont fnow Jour o."
b,,,t Aa sDd suirs AID st i0a 70 tell ss' 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-04

The REFORMED CATHOLIC CHURCH" AT
THE SANDWICH IsLAYDs.-Re will be
interested in the following extracts from
two letters recently received from Rev. L.
ii. Gulick, of Honolulu. On the 18th of
March be wrote There is strong effort
being made by the members of our Gov
ernment, who are also members of the Re
formed Catholic Church. to overthrow the
ritualistic element. The Government pa
per, even, comes out against their brethren
in England. We watch the matter with
some interest Dean Harris officiates in
Honolulu; and here they have also fe-
male boarding-school, and day-school for
boys, neither of them very largely attend
ed, the latter having but very few pupils.
At Lahaina, Archdeacon Mason still
breaches, and keeps up a day and boarding
school for boys, having, perhaps, about so
scholars and there is a boarding school for
girls, with about 30 pupils. These pupils
OF their schools constitute their Sabbath
audiences-almost nobody else attending.
AT Waikiki, Rev. Mr. WhippIe continues
a fiourishing day-scho0l for boys and girls,
of so or more, and his Sabbath services are
attended by from 10 to 20 of the foreign
residents. Rev. Mr.. Williamson, of Cen
trail Kona, has left there within a few
weeks. His Sabbath services have not
been attended by more than five or six in
diyiduals. foreign and native, besides his
six or eight day-scholars"
March 23d, he wrote again !" last week
wrote you respecting the present state Of
the Reformed Catholic Mission on these
Islands. From few utterances of the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, which is the Govern
ment organ, and from runor, we knew that
there was trouble in their camp, but not
till since the mail left did we learn that it
had reached decisive point.
The steamer that took my last letter
also took, it seems, paper addressed to
the Society for the Propagation Of the Cos
pei (if that be the society that INSISTS the
Reformed Catholic Mission here), signed
by almost the entire membership of the
so called Reformed Catholic Church in Ho-
nolulu, stating that they we're Iow-ehurch
in their sentiments, and did not approve Of
the doctrines and practices of the clergy
sent here. They suggest, or request, the
discontinuance Of the Reformed Catholic
Mission on these Islands, and the with
drawsl of its missionaries They desire
low-church pastor for Honolulu, without
Bishop, and pledge themselves 10 support
him entirely, without assistance from
abroad-their purpose being. it is said, to
secure the services Of Mr.. Williamson, who
has for some time been at Kona, Hawaii,
because he is low-ehurch.