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, 1869-06-17
THE KANSAS RAILROADS,
St. Louis VS. Chicago

FSpM EAt L<d&Ye9aex shG<NAl 1T1PtaE.
Ve teuRFe tnat St Louis AlTa5h old IoXY aud
relying upon het NATURAL airautAgea, has recently
began to bestI herself IN fegztd 10 the Kausaa
and other Y estcfn trafae. So long u che tade fox
aoosd to III u case, aad wstch the peod1e.s Of the
great VALERA Of the Mississippi and the Missouri
noH down DO hosons Of those f4yeHs and f1u TITO
the !aps q thetr fscssnta; bet taa Heas 1stirosd
feAd OF ST, LOUIS, hare turned the tide Of trade
and transportation to such degree that they be-
81 e e. :; *. rad rs ~ a q, " Gas
psIh.. z.nsead hieh chtaso l. hnslasns IRON a.h.
esas, / 1eslS = .s.pt j o. chla.se soss i.lasd
"a assats.i Il 20 sGf II Sse1 ssas
Aa 4sea * Pa.49s s1 iii iss susa e e t.
soEn Psase vW ne<t ,r1vei nd trntne = - ss11e
rsis T.a IL sSs Is q nsT e 81
toward snd into Iowa. from the North Missouri 10
u she s.ds @ q IL ssa. ssp stp 81 81 II
The Waabinsten apd LeaveNntth route viii 9isaasely
be Dos vsz5 s.la.sle % RT9gsry ~ At <esent C
#hassseT ar. LOUIS msy A ta,nx Of sucn soaea not
esn nnpS 3 I'D saps e. e} e. ns' spaa s
liable faes that all these enterprises tend TO ey
tE7de away irnua 81. Lout1. Our Pleasant Hlli
Road was thu lsss Eansss enterprise Th:ct Sc
done nooIJ. snd she wfll nod It Fielding fruits
which vii Richly repay them. Il il not tue, how.
eFeft 1n4t Iafse thlta9o-hAnSa9 eutkspElse3 are
unavoidable. The great trade Of tae Ness-os
foads esst ss1a. aad eren.naa9 or ss1so
IS 10 be cheque.ed over With roads ~ numerous
ani diversified Is those nf Illinois a1 Indians, or
ant of the Eaztern 3taics The crest rat6 Of
trade IN the East arc i9st beginning to restzs
these faeta Already our Lessenxorth, lawrence
cajEeston Road, short - u u il realizing !
enterprise, and viii yield Vastly npore when Il
reaches aosn< p4aes, instead Of stopping on what
has heretofore bean reg3FGed ~ 4 de%eTt
The wuuderfnl Immigration 10 ka1sAs, and tnt
consequent actirttT Of II: kinda Of Improvement
AND enterprise has pretty well satisfied ali t1felu
gent men tles ne arc to have SIste here uu5uf.
passed IN s1l The clements Of agricultural wealth
to be q ctsJ Of no mean importance, These Chi
caSp oeo rudc1st3nd this, and are directing tnrtl
enesK4ca accordingly.
, 1869-06-17

weather for the paAt week MS been most pro-
ntftoqa {uR III ttud4 Of crops, which fasneta 70
n:ss 1os.as 4s sad 1 1ss e ssa's
4ppex5xues ii rone ipezf3tiess but the ooenPsSant
d not - Eene.z9 = !aat yesT.
uTbe iasE week has been favpr4bfe FOR all tao
crops Ths Mhs1t coming fcx4rd - snooEH1 ~
9s e e. .1d as r. I'd, ssss' s. nssas' ~
pect Of N ahaDdxn3 crop Tne crop VIII Pc
heavier and larger man l3s1 Jear. Oats aro groE-
tn9 TT tspidl 20 sos e., PT q ~ 1ada a
tss ts<, 1aTees III q IT, e. 1 osax 1e !ss
eulsy being that thGeSmUsr Of Il than TIE ttees
The Wshsah tm} P&st.tesa1 Ea1s thas scEooo
Of the country suas ststset With quite ness1
fres5 on Sunday morning iAst- Some AppftnEq-
shnoa we're had for the cornt md the wheat. TO
serious damages have been reported
IA W.. I.atssn sa5s; TT .S xses; r ~
tn aome localities II has fa1iea' tg &c Uoand u 70
consequences Of tho heay ratns' hag4x sottened
II nosnsa s 1 nora ~ seIioas e haPpea o~srss "
pAY expect = heavy crop. =.
The Greenfield QDd) Democrat saJs::: The Wheat
prs1s1ent @ = jew asJs ago, have alnoss Fassed
HON Tie mtads Of our farmers It = EeanaE oas
III Lsla1ers dna.1 HeraA says: "Tne t1e-
que1r hesvy rains sEs beginning 70 ta1 on shs
wheat Alter tAe pourfnR shower Of last Ee<11es.
@ tns iedsg SolIer I'D T pssea i o.er taem Tita goa;
steady 1uush4ne, doastsess most of the stssxs Nv
sualghteu up, but eren . little more Wet vii h
nitt much damage" .-...-
The wheat hAtSes< throughout Tennessee la
cenuepcea ID earnest Many delds Of f1pea5ess
gram hare already been cns but most Of the fazt1
Will not be ready 70 commence opera1lous untt
da11aSe has Been done By fnst OF smut. Corr, Al
though unusually Late, Is looking well The stand
OF oats Is satisfactory, xpd the Yield promises te
be large. 4 larger crop Of harley ts being h5I'
rested than ever before. Ths Yield Of Eye Ttu bt
better as to quality, and moro abundant thaa II
pSAt SkARon4x
, 1869-06-17

The iolfowtug extraordinary tale OF = shtp~
Erssked srsw 4na re sss5le H. tase o. ~ snesps
Robinson Cfusoe, appears IN Paris letter to the
Ncw Orleans Ptedy1Int:
Ii the nouto Of AnguAt ls&A 4e Ffeneh ea1p
month sfterwstd she waa spoken Oh Cape q Good
Hope She was never heard n ag1in until : few
days etpce her history and The hlsforJ Of ~ hex
crew became pnhilc. A typhoou, IN the Indian
Dcean+ threw ner OCT Of her COARSE dSnaaAted her,
broke her rudder md tossed her tow Ocea1lca.
weather returned aAc Etruck upon coral rect,
and the exhausted crew Werc scarcely able 70
take rrfa9e IN noasz i .as o noonlssa at.Eiess @
fowed w,illJ snn Thanked God when tho break
ing da5 showed them hsrnor. mfFoonaed ey =
aa9n e ssep Wsea sey aaese !a tasS W oand
themselves hound hand and foot, and surrounded
BY saysge4- Their cAptors proved to be cann!baas
nd easen Tnree osness eonsised do. does not
yet appea11 10 make thetr escape. mt heI EsIe
Europe has one Atrn cut oG and Que ere tarn cut
The three reached remote part Of the Island.
where they found canoe 1nd eunstxed tn 1t, prs
% It, se9.anty M Il bens kAlea snd eate1. bs eanni.
bala. Fortunately they found themselves arrht
pelago, and we're ensb!ed to 90 eaklly from. one
moving u Issdiy Is po< sl6le awny nom tae cann
bala' home, George eama1on . Two eonpantoM dies
Ct s1hausto1 e. e., remained a1ons
! oontinnea 10 push on. touching isnd oni5 ~bet
| ahao}ufety nccskeaTy 10 Rleer, snd to get wAtcs
and tond. He ste sheiEnsh and rooA 0ne tnl
he reached the last island Of the group, and noth
ing lay netnss him but the vtie Ocean He Let te
| wort TO build : ral.- It took him. = yeat. III
| lauucted II Tne waves threw tt back On TIT
laland- He several tines tiled to put II ont tt
SEA, hut cous,aa,!y failed. He resoEed to tuts
his footsteps 1and~Arti, but In different dircc.
| aon tzpU the cAnniaala' home. He climbed 4
| mountain, crossed a desert, fell again into saS
age hands, uuee morn escaped fnTnc thc-.- nos
through fo-tsts; bis feet wefe bitten By yennnou
insects, hts face scabbed with the tsfes Of noS7u'
toes; At last nearer dead than alive, he can
rpor white men- lie hati been Walking fox tire
years, and hal crossed south America on foot
The white men recetrct him knd1y, and DID Nna
they could for htn- He embarked upon smn
Portuguese ship aud At last reached Europe Il
| family had long R1tcu him up for dead.
, 1869-06-17
LONDON.
Nlr. Motley at the Foreign Office.
4 Brilliant Scene On the Queens
Birthday.
tFRoX OR pTN CORRESPONDENCE

(FRoN oCR oTN CORRESPONDENT
loxpnN, June j. 1sda.
MI Motley ha1 not ret been presented IN the
s11scs and formal sense Of TINT wurd; but h,s Gre
denttnls werp In the hands Of Lord CLARENDON
Last Tuesday, and ne has bad 4 long 1n&eTver
With the Foreign Ee1etarJ. No stue either hal
been lost IN introducing him to the festive aBpecm
d Eneaitn socaesJ, 4 msttsr Of the smallest p1ss&
be consequence 10 him, but which, It may be
added, Has net rnlnteresting 70 tie ladiea Of fls
family.
The Queens btsthtay was kept yesterday. On
which occastoa The Brtsash peaoocS fAtrtJ spread
bis tall. 1t ma. seem EuzaGn that the hsshdAJ
NsB cot celebrated On IT, real sunIFer1azJ Hsy
81. but our public men are, Oh these oceaaons,
to Eaka holiday, theT must be At liberty to chose
Tor that purpose . tirnt when public buh-
ness NH not xuder. II u auly within
tnr 1ast tnelse months that N English foreign
Minister has been able TO FecetIe bis guests In
manner worthy Of hls own dignity and snetEs-
While this country waa struggltng against the
Holy Alliance, and the influences which arrived
t we could ssfeiy indulge our too tnsular hnnor;
but now, under happier circumstances, our
thoughts turu to hospitality The Dispatches
by wb1ch Lord PAme1ston dtscomtted n. Tnlers.
In 1s4o, aud those hf which Ead Rn1se1 an-
nounced the overthrow Of the petty tJf1nt Of
Italy, were pcnped IN dark dungeon In Downing
Street, NOT ft to be prison foE a lnnatac. Lord
Cnrendons visitors have 70 seek HIN In building
,%. ~ pa.s..a- -. ,t.ax a...s ~
.ener - r,-.,,,n aoc,et, ~, rrhn,t
,rore h,11lt.n, Scenc Inn thst vhlca
~. nrssentetI At The F'arct1n Otace about
II o.ciort In evening Inn, and Iadv Clarendon
n,a rsn s,,,. slnnrv n {be oor,,& dfrt,enn,I,,x
49, tt,s 80 ~. ,pc.rttan ..n.re ron1s
S.N-. - 49, -, -nn ra+.,n. ,..s. ~
@ -. 4..-sa... ,r,rnd ,,,r,e con,+
~ T., ,s -. ,tts ~o,o+ n
sd11,t txn cer1soes abrr.rx. srd up a s1one 20
rrn,Ie thas II woult not be yery dlco)t to tr!re
! r,1I.rr nm th.r,. rms r1sr fnom tbe galleries
...,o.,n- -nt r +xtrr.,s, nee,net u, ~. tnn
~ .ns4 co~s,aS - -. f,aDo nh, mint th.t fhe
! .os,. se..sst,ors - ~. nsu.4i,1 .t-,rtrrr ,o6
Tsn1snnee. ~ ~ ,r.ter1.1 we7r nest sesr. m
.rerr ~. The era N Il rn.rn1e snd cod, relieved
I'm choce exostc roTert Vn.lc tte bsnds
! Of tbe 1renad{er Guards xere heard plaYtn1 be-
! ~ sult v~., on,a 4,v ev.rvt,ot,r uho eonfd
| nrr..,.r. . ,7rata,t ~ rea,3ao a nr,for7n. ,ore
~ rs,ssrs 49,. ,o.,.I. r1hhon. .nA necor,,
s+oa. =, s~.1r 1-n,ro,nat,on ana deo,rr ,rre
:" ~, ~, ,o~.,. ~ W,nts.-,1 ~en+ mere vim
,ns,r .nt,rs ~ snsn : n.ne1 nr sonnd haze rsrei,
he,-t rrremhltna, ,norn rhsn anyfhino e1.e. the
nurrrn, ~ ;, n norc,r, nm i9.r vithout the crtes
~. ,,,,,n, h,v.xer tnt tha o,a,n.r cr-set
10y ss 49, s'v1.ts. ~ ,ss,ns 49, ,ent,.
- y. ,ea.atne~n.nt. ~ .~ce1iart he.,th an,
ou,..,. - rs.y ,,rn1,. ~ =, ~ wor1t hs1n-d :,
sr.fs .ns tn,nnt Thene vrrr Nsxnna nor
, 1869-06-17

From s1s Sra FFr.sekAu Ch4untcIs, Ja,.ez Z
The ftss fnah of the White Psns excitement haa
died out The grand fush for the new S!lFe1a9o
has t1ha.stn1 ilsesf aod tac feaEs16n has set tn.
E1ueInes meet F1p1u oH2 extreme we rebound
10 the othez. In bending The c1nnE1d stick ErARht
re crook h the othef w2y. \ little waQe ago Ehlta
Pine HaA tbe nehedt mining distz5ct IN the xholo
hAhtlht Elobe, and erEry une hu stx1Ted for Tho
new natnlsa rex,ua xss n tbs ERE wsJ Of resats-
tns 4 su7H fortune. Vow u hItn Ftue seens 70 be
tn The Toczuve. ard theft Azc feE who fsea u.s.
posed TO tuye<z. But 30 Tar II fses4 are known
thts reart.nn- IN far& White Ptne i doing
maSsellou5ly Te1L With uulY SEVEN mills N
opesas1an, sunrtn8 a1togeiuez aboui n1y Stamps,
= enc!Euouz 1lnoont Of aurer L. sorwarded from
Whtte Pine Heretofore The nils have charHea
he enoluors sste O! - per ton Tor crashing
ORE. TEtr have nnM cone down 70 s4A Thla re-
drcston viii tlod to l1ere4sa tae amount Of tlres
pypdEced, tn3suucn a. nan1 uinefA who hare
"ssruek pa, ing ore, p have Suspended operations
anti The pttees ot crushing ora should CONE
down Others, hsyfcg satisfied themselves tnss
theF had good utne, waited fcr IN oppo71oottl
TO sell n preference to WORKING It. These 1t
cirruDs.ances that have helped 70 pTod1re : -
action tn rrkHfd to %nlte Pine .But, neandnse
the Anoan, u Gre sccttred from tsas q1aste1
clearly proves that, though the richness Of tnt
uines may hare been eIasgtfated a. oae time
the prtsept ten3ensJ = 10 underEAte ta.he- thas
10 ope71te tnou-
, 1869-06-17
A Desperate Woman Throws Her
scH In tho Way OF Throc fkaliranA


[FV9H AA& 1e~AstaA& AoHSR<fs ]QHe IL
TIE Latest uaosr Persistent sttempt 1T Ae1f-de-
strcc1Gn Ezs 1a.df On 6aturu1y n.EnE Lag BY Ia
untoE;nnAte 1o1nau At Memphis Junction, on the
Lont4rtUe and Nashville Railroad, Iu-ctad sod
Nrettbed In appearance, abe Wa ohAesyed Naa-
de1tnV About II tho vicinity af the depu< and Rp-
peafed 70 b AH3lklng Tho 111tsM Of the train.
II Den ben mi whistle anno1nced the approach Of
the ffst tratO7 abe W2A seen walking ncW1 tha
track, and ihen 10 thtu~ herself aernaa the rails.
directly in the path ot TIC locuraottfe. Mr. HFtnR
Sheldon, 4 telegraph operator, who hai
nottced her ss13age mCteo1ents, ran to her aod
}erfet her o1 the k1set heforr the Train came Up
She hsd, however, tQ1ly made up heT mtnd 70 d|e,
and watching for tic nex1 TAIN, tha repeated nef
nEhtiuI Eeniure, and NAs again tr1Sxed from sue
u1eE by fhe operator. 1t Eas thought this secoaa
fruEu1tion uE her purpose would discourage Hei,
but It seezred to have the opposite eccct sac
yet fingered and when warning bell Aoa sntshs
a21l1 sounded she was again ready LOT 1oe HAI4s :
ncc, and pTos;tated herself . ahots d8taoee Y -.
yxuce Of third u2tr+ Mr. saeddoo- Eno n1u hsPt
watch Of her. aSntn ya2 to tie useS 2nd oleW deI
away from IT. a1d the tzai1 passed on H11aous
nAFlng harmed her. ..,..
uow 50 apparcut, she was takep away Isum f1te
depot she wts evidently Insane, and net ssesy
xas ii ope. Fer husband hAd netn hake.
nan on suue f1tHnsd which Ane az nos ps1it,
4ad mad teeo killed. Her infant eeta, ma $40
nai pcen aten frnZn tes % cet uantaef, and ehe
Esd 10 desdr to tive auF longer. hoe sated tnai
1hc had resided u place koo*1 @ Softn CleEe.
isnd. bus y1xted this xtatemeat n times, and
uo1hlnz definite co0ld b1 gatnet sefItn9 To iden
1ry nef, She ga1e her nas1e Is MIA Dnahxu-
, 1869-06-17

From nearly erery COUNTY ta Indians eonaes ooro-
platut Of The tar1Rta ot the potato bSE.
com and other czopS IN SakWano County, WlA,
have been slightly damaged tJ frost
Tae Door County {Tl4} Ad.oe1x ssacss thst The
roid 8tsscrT pf list Frtx calmsaatea IN = severe
fost on sstnrsy nss. Iee ~ fe5asd 9 ds =
rrpurd The taHaSc cpnc to eaueu 11aI "Ra
Tes! severe, AuI considerable 7epi.aaas NM Dave
to be done.
4 BeIlev71Ie m> letter saJs: "oa Saturday,
Eaturtay utxht and S1ndaJ. sety heaty 1sins ley
ttrcQernut St. ClAa1 County. Th!en It q thought
musf Esye Proven F1y injurious 70 The g1o*1ng
Whe1s- Aucb os It nas been pEosGa1ed 70 shn
GN npt oe snle to rise sSatn, &nd consequently
cannot nssurr xad riPen. 1nefe y consolation
z1anSs IT Wnea. saHu. this soss vM not be telt tu
aysI Eras ezssst ie, s1sinase Of sh' Tiers
TIE amy worm hss made ~ appearance to the
vicinity Of Alton, UInn1s, md Is cauEnc nse,y sp'
p!eatp3ton asEcnx tie faEMelh
Rnst has made its appearance, TO- soma extent,
In .acvheas hc!ta g. Jersey, AID. nssSaborns
eeu,rst%< cf Ht:E,ets<- '.-. ~
!. @.1ae Buseutri txrl Journal re2orss taas sas
, 1869-06-17

r~o Editors meet on she Field Of
t.onof-onc OF them Shot In fho
ntps-The Gnysonnoco mnn @sna-
Izftcd.'
Ftu.n the Nt.s Tort F,rtd of .Jtta< IL
Il due, vas fought on sstaSaaJ afternoon. T.
tween captatn ~ c. Andersen, Editor ot ths Pc
ie113.l,s fsa.> lnar1 tconseESast.eA sna Eohest
yor"ai j. na1f }sspaeesn,, Il N q sn sssce
SszsS Casenas, sixteen naea {raua the Sozioix 1
pistols Cameron WIS st.ock In The bteAs1 Al iae
bEBt DIRE, the bali tttktnG slb and 2laneang.
Ha2hez demanded another mt, but re sargeons
shpt, Hughes then declared tint he VA sattSted,
and the affair ended C!snc1oo1 in}at1ea 27e
eJe1r bu1 rot cnnstt.ed tap2eEpuA
FrtL psTAus or TIE c1Rcr4srANrES CONNECTED
wrH 7HH ~ pIns ,a,,
The Hughes-Caucruu duel ms q. length heen
brcrGht to close. Sooo bftet The arrest and hAl
jSss.ee % Fr1ts, tast, 1beJ AN repaired 70 Prse
as for soe aao unssd nesd il sortk cssoi1 o. s,l
rrday MORNING Ut O'Clock they le{t The city ofl
gaP g59sa k ssI tsf Gs'tsa faf pes, = G.es es
crossing. on the Dismal swamp cansl, about NJ
mites from Euffo.k- Tfsee Carriages xtSe slresdy
tne eansf peyoed e tbe @ r. Il ~ s
uf tneT bos.t1 Apoot 5 O'Clock p n,
l
leaving the cum, the party found tneuselres
N1tnn the bunuta ut The Worth Ss1sc, aSd prapa1-
s.ons we're Il once Ensde fm ~ oouaa.s. x Tne re
Ernund Vas Immediately te!er$et Aad t1aa tns
The choice o. positions resulted tn {AFof of Cain-
t1on- pueiltag pistols had bee. substituted fos
the sno1t swoi3s pssEs5 ns@sd y Ise Is sa r.
| y1r<in,a code a1thoZtnpE Enta WeaponA a Is9
hSa.s ~ .s;sa VIM, e. sSs e. ts ss p.s;
on the reld tea paoes apart The famous pxtol.
! u@et b. 8. Jennings Tfse, Hnta The 1a<1er was
permanently ottaoaed n i duel, weTc asAtn
brought tatp rrauisiunr, vi. Efoet le:afue. oas
Of canezon1 sesonds iook POSITION 20 sssa y !.
receiving II atc1uAtt1e r7on hesh tac gelae
| men The pt1toA NGfe thea ltxeued u ea1l
| Gthef, and II tho Hu1t "G1c" NA Eue9
SsMs!ep e.seassSed Us xs.2ap17 ~ r., 9nf - ~
when Hrghes' pistol sent its ttscastge, Iher'
was no: m instant between bo.h d!scAas5eA tat
reports following each o.ftr n scca r2pid Aac
tesaton toaS 4 VA hAsd 70 1!slnSosa 0sna
Lobe cf ne len tune, m.xinZ 1 nest wound WHICH
txro:htns to me tsAteDens OF II Atssttsa
ph5rtcs,n dlEah:ei hin In response 70 Hafhe9
inquiry ~ to whttaer he WAs tesdy lot eeenat
n1e, eaIesons secenA 80 - nos; ~ al ,tTs; aszes
! Wa the7efort adtooroed Both the Etutem6o oe
| hzsed sal.atiJ On the occassan, ca1ne.on, Ene
, | he Was wounded, eIclAiu1tnE, Az shot hctf Il
| fead5 to give satisfaction" This WIS tound+ 10N
) I ever, 10 Be beJeod hts poFeg Of enaortSe.
! ! coA aa1pcxaonr Inc Ptoceettn4A aad tessaze
, h1trself a1xued whsa be lts1ued C1He1uu u
! ! no: IN condition 10 return second 1re ISu
! eron Nuund, 1aonen seysTe dad no& rfeseas NJ
: rtfal IL Pttersbr1E. Unxhes md party Arrived
! | vls cttJ 1hss pso4nto0, Il quarter p21 H. ~
1 Yerunstton of The aaap seems 70 be agzrea5!e
;. IL Parties
, 1869-06-17

poG.rd into meadow. The monuments arc not
bandscme, nes II eood tszte. There zfn no wASa
nor gHorea worthy Of the name: and JOE znassA
hoE gucn cemetery ever gained 4 Ec2u&Ar
ton
1Hx roh1 or A1ILARn AID Hr1orsz.
The1t arr the grxses q warriors. poess. atafes-
nEn, patriots; but tho tomb OF Abelaru ana
Heiolse u u1oze Interesting snaa Ill tho res Tho
reurea Of the fatoooh tovesz, CARED upon nn
,nppunent lie side By s!de--her head resting upon
ms And h1e covered BY Golhte roo1. iae
tomb L. uucA impaired b. t11c, md tec 1att q
tha Inscription re c3u read b: They arc united
It l3st n death
IN INCIDENT.
had crest difficulty In rndag the grave, aaa
ss5ed Two elderly wonen Of tho humble eaas whe5r
NwAA They took great pains 10 shoT lie: went
here and there among the tonhs, spending ~
much a. ftteen minutes In the search Al hsS
tney pqtp&ed Il out tn2nked them. aud odefed
them money; bus tnsy refused r politely, saying
"ph, no, 6tr; We aSe fisd you wanted 70 1ee u !;
sc are too happy 70 anow 1t to yuu. We eAnnot
take money for pointing out the grave OF tae s"o
dear ones who n1re done 10 much to make lo'e
immortal tha1kcd them agtln, and felt
asna5ned thai had forgotten every WOMAN u
prsnce & 4 sentiuenta1fst
Mv unh,es veYe poof; would have received
money tor alnost any other courtesy, I auppose.
Bus sheY could not accept reward Tot performing
- .hv-A-~ En-
wsat they reszsded u seaun1u @a!. ~
persons Of The same claas N England. tetnAVs
spaia or Italy, would decline money oaaef soea
circumstances But IN France TIC sef1 name u
lore Is the open sesaue TO every Wonan = nea8~
TIE 1AcHN0 or LofK-
stood before the tomb of the deyotsd par Ano
recalled ttelF Esd stoEJ, and wondered whether
they were indeed united IN deata' Does ssmpaa!
extend beyond the grave; or II merely las
creduuty Of the he.rt that maKes u peuese 30
thought haw tue II ia, netting aside al tntnsaee
that love vas never 80 pure, 30 deep, 20 chtrsous
asnts to-daJ ;th2twauan wa ncses befots sotn az
object Of spiritual Woszhp: that m2n, even u shts
asc os practically. Waa ne!er 50 knlGnsis u ats
deFoston, 10 generous In Ills ehaHr9 70 #omaA
| veaknem and ~oraanB erEosA
thought, u the silent dead helow the crumoune
stouo Was cooscous OF al this they must feel thai
tne4r cractned love had redeemed many tendes
| soel4 wnose oni3 Sin vaA love
, 1869-06-17
Bishop Potter on the EnfalllbUisy o8
the EptncopHl Prayer Book

Frp,1 Tie .St1c Fork 7Ynkts, -Its.k Il
An elegant little stone canrch. capable ot esat-
eniT ,ioursh Street. near Fourth aTenue. to be
called the Church Of tho holy sepulcnrr. Rcs. J.
Tutte Smith, rotor was opened Tor relEtou4 seE-
VICES yesterday, There Was 4 Te]y f1u xttend-
a1ec ot Ho11hippCL After tan usuM tuteodue-
tort seI1hces III which tie pastor. Kev. Mr. 6aaMn
0nciated, Right Rev. Bsshop Potter preaehed the
aAs ye hs7e therefore received Chrtm Lesns toe
Hin md sstabi!shed IN the iAiid Is ya tsyn been
taught ahoundinR thetel With thanksgiving. II
me Apostles kasd the speaker. everywhere as-
sant ~ 'ns I'D mr ee ed raoan nd 81 rs
be, 50 the Apostles exaorted the Christians to
tabltshed In the faith. TheJ were expected to be
80 we'll groundt u nc fslth - hardly 70 Know
thss there was not sser a thtnx a. doubt So
onent it to Be with caris.aas q ne present da1,
Tne3 ueed not fcat to impair the freedom Of tht
nnnd BY holding a lmu1utaa1e those truths thai
are sa They can have nIed opinions upon zelt
ston, and yct hnd nt1pse teid for dfscasstfe
ihonent and Fpecnlatlon. II Chris. be the son c,
| God, DO We not need TO fnow It, Aod to know u
sSS.taoS 4ssas ua NJ ~ < e :
a1e he ahadorh II Here opinion and spec
nea = am = g asai1s Tie .ia q hse -
/ Colosstans received the truths Of Ch1t2tiAaitJ
/ nom sfviug teachers, While ~ Jet 1e1 had ne1el
teEu q HE OF TIC H{1stEA HnlQ ol 1e 2sEE 1E&tk
tnent. The EpI4kles Es.r rot K1.neu 10 much Il
I nupzrt neE truths as 10 confirm tic teachings n
| ready gwen he living teachera. So also Was
/ with the Gospels Nos, remembering that ths
Fspla.lea we're sent 70 persona who we're 2tread,
Christians, how would they Be read aaa -intef
| presed. Wouh each perhon toseQpset theIa &C
cor,ltnH TO hts wayw1su fancy. OF Accounting 70 th
| lnkssuct!ons he na4 pfef1oastJ rtcctved The,
| We1e % Children Nho h1tiea1ned their catachiAn
| aod FeFt 1SrtzdJ rooted aud grounded 1p III
| fundamental tuths uf TIE CeeuTrh- Wlth tho III
Of this light they could interpret adxtn tia Epls
! ties Of fx1I Thu Houid 1t be with oVr ch4ldte,
| cars be taken 70 tzasn them properly
Tie Bishop then proceeded 70 set fo1ta the pc
eutlar Feness md ttaptahNty ot he Eptxopa
Paper Book s1d tie c8t1Si3hed 1csbita Of tha
Church fps the mcu!ca.tpu Of religious hutl
tanEht IN The Bible The Prayer book WAS III
/ growth OF an ChI!stsn 2Et@, IND bora the lupree
oishe wisdom and ptesy Of Ill tne p7st Eser
line Of It aiEaoat was repiete xlsh EIasa truth N
m1eh OF 1t in The Psedse iknxunKe Of the Sc.1psar
| II pesch3uce thezr xcte p&sM&es which seet1
be At vxzasnee vltt tna religious Ideas that prt
| ssHcd tn the Nnz3d, Il HnS worthy Of refecdo
| whether Inc ennoepton2 OF Judgments OF lne Il
| diy1d1A mind were nos more likely to be err
neeG4 thxn tbs book HAich contained tte Eiass1re
wisdom md pie:J OF noary geneTatln1A For h
| part ca Wnuld conuder It 1aFe lfety sh1. N Il
people Of this or any other orgau!zsiaoa we're mi
tAkea than that any pssscssc of the PRAYER Book
In elroE.
, 1869-06-17
A Anlsapprenensson Corrected.

Frca T.. S-Easaensa tG-Ll Csian, Jrax :
TH CHICAGO Th1ErNk tn m Article oc .4Ch11ese
Labor MAI y, hastily sasua7es ssxt tae caE~
tacn Of ChIramenr Tnls y ineor7e. Tho pro
portion Of Chinese n oU1 Stale Prison. according
TO re.a1tsc popAlstson ID rncd below sh1s Of SET
Abote tt4l Of the n3laye Americana TIE general
impeachment OF tie Chinese, ou .ne ground Of a.
iesed dishonesty Is fa1aehood ottEtnased ~
denaSpEcea WIG wish 70 n1Ake political capital
ont di t. and BY robbers and 11urte1ers Who uFe
b4 Killing and roobanx TIC Chinese, and haFe N
interest N mx1tr2 them tppcaf ~ r1ce n1 LAT
xud tt!cTes 70 1nat the law excluding thef testt-
nopy from ,ae courtz xtztos& whites UaJ nos be
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