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ExpnnsiOn

The Cincinnati Commercial, of yester-
day, has q double-leaded sensation
leader on the question of territorial e1,
pansion. IL wants "the whSle, the
boundless continent" brought beneath
the wings Of the eagle and the stars and
stripes. 1t tells us in lengthy article,
Of which the prose is happily more
tolerable than the poetry, that it wants
the Union extended until
NO Dominion shall be north Of us,
And south of US no foe,
With the stars and stripes In Cuba
And likewise Mexico"
1t wants q Convention
Composed of representatives, not
only from the present States, but from
the States carved out of the territory of
the Dominion of Canada, British Co.
Inmols, the West India Islands. and
such territories as have not been organ
lLed INTO States, to make Constitution,
ss dld the fathers, but with a clearer
uenhition OF powers, general and local,
than that framed now nearly a century
ago-s Constitution which shall recoS.
nlze, beyond cavil, the nationality of
tne kePuoic, and declare the suprema-
ey OF the National Governments in all
tRlngs that relate to the great and gem
eraI rights OF man, as well as to those
interests which are the common veal 3"
1t wishes the Capital of this Contipep.
tai Republic, located upon Washington
Heights, on the Hudson, which sugges.
tion, considering that Washington
Heights is the residence Of BENNETT
reduces the whole scheme to the level
Of New York Herald advertisements
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAFhl ALL ----.----.-SSOO,OOO'
fife, % Monroe street, next door to First Ma
tional Bank.
OFFICERS
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
U. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George K. Wheat
Jas. g. Orr, Saml Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James McCluney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan L OFT,
George Adams.
REPKRKSCEs.
8. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheelingi List Morrison 4 Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, HandlAn 4 Co,
Wholesale GrOeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 4
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling McCabe,
Kraft & Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W.
Franzheim Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods Co., QueensEare'
Wheeling; Lewis BakeT. Pub REGIsrER, Wheel
ing; 7. CMcAfee Notisns, Wheeling; camp
bell, Frew 4 Co, Pubs. IHtSlligeBeey, WheehnEi
OFT, Son & Co, Hardware, Wheeling; ). h
Sands Cashier First National Bank, fairmonS
R P. Camden, Pres't Nat. EI. Bank, weston
W. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., wheeling
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HOTELS.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL,


THIS NEW AND CONNODTOTrs uor-Sv
Il located corner Of Broad Eay and tsd St,ss,
possoasss Advantages over al other bous@. a.
the accommodation Of its guests. II ~ b1ilt
expressly for hrst-elAss Fau1ilv BoartfnS
tS hoat e,the rooms being large and en- suit,
heated y steam with hot and esld 1atsr. and
furnished second % none. wills tbe s1iina-T
os spa5tnent Il In the most experienced hands,
4nOralng guests an unequAled table
One OF AtUOod's Patent Elevators Is also
among the modern improvements" and a the
service Of guests a all hours-
Lbs Broadway and University Place CGTs pass
the door every four minutes, running from The
SIty hall 70 Central Park. while the sixth and
seventh Avenue Lines are bat . shsrt block %
ether side, adsrding ample facilities foE con
nunieztinz with al the DePota, StsAns be.
LzRdinRs plaess of AuuseuEent and B1Et1ess
MORE 4 HOLLET,
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WEST VIRGINIA INSURANCE Co
Franklin Insurance GonlnI1

Franklin Insurance Gonlp'I
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SI5O,O0O
Directors:
SAML MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MESpEI.
I. II. LOGAN THos. p. SUALIcRo
G. w. FRANZHEM, j. N VANCE,
]. II. HoBBs MICHAEL, REILLY
LOUIS e. STIREL
TTNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years, and in that time
done q successful business, is still prepared te
take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, and carsoes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns
and contents, for three or five years At reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State,
and composed of some ninety:four stockholders,
most Of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself to the favorable considera-
ton Of the insuring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended to at their office, No. %
Monroe street or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
C.M. CoEN, Secretary.
B. G. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. BENDEL, Vice President.
feb20-dAw
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H0OFLANp'S GERMAN BTTTERS

Is composed Of the pure juices Tor. as they are
mesncinauy termed, ELtraetsl Of Roots Herbs,
hna bar5s' making a preparation highly cen
mixture Of any had.
h00FLAhD'S GERMAN TONIC,
Is combination Of all the ingredients of the
BltterS, with tho purest quality Of Santa Cruz
rum, orange, &c, making one Of the most pleas
ant and agreeable remedies ever offered to the
public.
Those preferring Medicine free from Alec.
holic admixture, win use
HOOfand's German BitterS.
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T e s T MON LIS.

II y II 4 VI - N A l. y
Hon. Geo. ". WoodiCard,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pa,
writes:
Philadelphia, March Is, 1867.
I find HOohaRd's German Bitters is good
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
and of great benefit in cases of debility, and
want Of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson,
Judge OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April D, 1866.
II consider 'Hoohand's German gitters
uatudbe medicine in case Of attacks of Indiges-
ton or Dyspepsia. can certify this from my
experience of il.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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~ There was . heavy FIRE at Xenia, Ohio,
Tuesday evening.
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HooFLAND's B1TTERs.
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From Rer. Joseph Il. EenHard, D. d.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phil&
delphiA.
M. 1aetson-Dear Sir: have been frequent
ly requested TO connect nv name with recon.
mendations Of different kinds Of medicines. but
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail- Road Company,

WHEnns, GSTsnbsr 1eth, istl
DAssEHGRRT TRAINS WILL RrF
j. By the following schedule 0n and afisr ths
18th day Of EOVombor lsas--WbssiinG omsi
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-toNDoN, Sept. 23-i3o
u. M Consols closed az 92a for money aud the
account. American securities closed quiet and
steady; United states bonds, 1862, say; 1895, Old,
81; 1861 IA; tenorties 74l4. Erie Railway shares,
2l1s; Illinois Centras, 93.
Paris BoURsE.-PARIs, Sept. 23-i:so r. M.-The
Bonfse Is dull; Rentes 70f doc.
FRArNRroRr B0URsE. -FRANKFoRP, Sept. 49,
United states fvetwenty bonds closed nat at s6,s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON Observation-Disclosures. Sept.
2s-4:So p. M.-Ihe cotton market closed. quiet and
declined. Mddling upiands, 12Id; middling or.
leans q I'd. The sales OF the day foot up 5000 bales
OF which amount 1000 were taken for export.
HAvRg CoTroN MARKEr.-HAvRR. Sept. 23-Even-
ing. Cotton closed dull ut l47tf
TivERPoOL BREADsTUFF5 MARKEr.-I1vxRrooI,
Sept. 23.-The market opens quiet. Corn, aos. per
quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.--LIvERPOOy,
Sent 23-l r. M.-Pork, 112s. per tiorce Of 304 los.
for extra prime ness Cheese, 62s. per cwt Tor tue
best grades OF American fine.
LIvERPOoL PRODUCE MARKEr.-IIvERP0OI.S Apt
23-.Petroleum, Sd. per gallon for spirits.
IO>,poS MARKET LONDON, Sept. 16-.4:3Q p NJ
Sugar both on spot and anoat dull; On spQ>. eos Ga
q a9a. 3D. Refined petroleum quiet an1 sHjady.
fHrRoIRuM MARKEr.-ANrwnnr, 5ept 23, --Potro
lOum nat; standard white, W'at
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bEsEaAl sa1ss.

Georgia has coored magistrate who recently al.
jourDod his cour, nntu september 81.
According to the last census there we're 100 24l
school teachers In the United States w0thifds being
women.
Coored men manage several newspapers In the
South, ana are about to start another one at Lexns~
ton. Ky.
An aged couple OF ninety-fo and eighty seye n
years living In pettis, Mo-, who have been maxes ed
seventy years concluded that marimony was
,,iayed out the other day and got divorced each
taking half OF the JOINT stock.
Tho Emira IN. " Gazette still contends that the
state FAIR was rather feeble affair, and iN jndg-
meat Is good. Ii 1t had not been for the gorilla aud
the threeheaded calf and the other aide shows the
State Fair would have been dead failure.
In the suit OF William Beach Lawrence vs. Richard
H. Dana, Jr, Tor an infringement OF the copyright OF
the former n his edition OF Wheaton's Elements OF
International Law" Judge clifford, OF the United
States Circult Court, decided in Boston, On Monday,
In favor of the plaintiff sending tre cause to 9
masgar to ascertain the extent OF TIE Infringement
before Issuing an Injunction. HIn,y ", Paina IA,
, selected Us mastcr.
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saLg OF TRoTTlaa sTocG.

PopeHKEsPsGa Sept. ~, 1859.
There was quite . gathering OF noted horsemen
from different parts Of the United states at Thorn.
dale, Dutcaess county, yesterday afternoon to par
tclpate in the sale Of trotting stock BY Edwin
Thorne, the proprietor OF "Thsrndas." Tho follow.
ing was the result OF the sale:--
by Ashland BY Mambrino Chief FIRST dam BY Eu-
reka, he by Long Island Block Hawk. out OF Lady
Moore, by MaIrbrInO Paymaster Sold to James IT.
wing, OF New York, for 81 900. Report says Mr..
Thorne paid 49, 900 for Surplus.
the beautiful stallion MambrunollO was next put
him. '' '' ~ N'
Nelly Oammeyer. bay, 151 hands high, f0aled IN
1851, sired by Cassus N. Clay, sinted 10 Sentinel.
Lady Balrownie. brown. foaed $780, 1sK hands
high stinted to Hamlet. withdrawn.
Aanorino Las. pay, 49, hands high. fosied 1850.
sired by Illus Black Hawk. snted 70 Sentinel. $500.
Cripple, by Medoc stInted 70 Hamlet. Sls5.
Lady Fowler, brown, 10 u hands. foaled $780, sired
BY Prince Nebo, oy Long Island Black Hawk stlnted
Constance. bay. isN hands, foaled 1857, sired by
9ellforendsr's hambetonian. stinted to hamlet,
Flight chestnut, is handa. foa,ed 1854, sired by
Alexanaer's AbdaIlah. the sire OF Goldsmith Maid
Lady Of the Lake sorrsi. 15x hands, sired by
imp. CONSERVATION, fOaed 1883, stinted to Thorn
Kentucy Lady, bay. 15,s hands, foaed 1861, sired
by MambruneIlo stinted to Sentinel $195.
MamDrino Maid, sister III blood 70 Lady Thorn, 10
hands, fOaled 1855, stinted 10 Th0rndale, $40.
Lady Dart, 15A hands, fOaled 1850, sired 0y Ed
6all's Hambetonian. stlnted TO Sentinel, $220.
Jenny Nutwo0d, bay, I61s hands. f0aed 1S48, sired
by saltram, stinted 10 Hamlet and ThOrndale, S285.
Lazy johnson, bay. 164 hands, ioaed 1862 sired
by Bob Johnson. by Boston, stinied to Sentinel $225
Mode3ty, brown. 10 hands, foaled 1850, sired BY
Volunteer, stlnted TO Th0rndae. S405.
Blossom. bay. 15,s hands. foaled 1858, sired by
Hamlet, $3.50.
Captain Jack. sorrel, 16 hands, fOaled 1868, sired
by n. 9. Hepburn Withdrawn.
Defiance, chestnut, l5A hands, fOaled 1865, sired
by Edsalls hambletonan. $500.
Billy, bay, Is hands, f0aed 1885, sired by Hamlet,
$500.
Geraldine, bay, 15h hands, foaled 1865, sired by
Hamlet, $3.50.
Twilight, bay, 15H hands, foaled 1856, sired by
Rysdyk's uambietOnlan, 1850.
Brown Colt, foaled 1857, sired by Joe Hooker,
$780,
Wilson, bay, Is hands, foaled 1867. sired by Ham,
lei, $3.50.
Bay flly, foaled 1858, sired by Hamlet, Ss5.
During the sale Mr. ThOrne exhibited Hamlet ana
six colts and Th0rndale. the latter the finest four
year old stallion In this county Hamlet and his
colts made magnificent display and called out the
greatcst admiration from the well-p0sted horsemen
DrtsnnE.
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OHIO.

Celebration Of the Emancipation Prociapn-
fion--A COlOred Orator In Full Accord witt,
the Democracy.
CINCINNATI Sept %, 1869.
The coored people of Dayton anu vicinity yester-
day celebrated the anniversary Of the emancipation
proclamation rpter H. Clark colored, Of this city,
delivered the address, Among other things he said:--
al have, within n few weeks, had the good fortune
to find myself In accord with the good old demo.
cratic party to have sentiments applaudcd by its
organs,r &C. In the above he referred to the news
paper comments on his Louisville speech, In which
he satd:--'I ind, In reading over my speech which
has so pleased INV democratic friends, shat de-
manded equal education, equal employment and
equal ballot for the col0red man, and for TITS am
admitted in full standing TO the democratic churcl.u
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In ths
Country.
The WaEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Gable up to the hour OF publica<ionS
also Telegraphic Dispatches from China, Japan.
Cuba, Mexico and other points. IL also contains
the Current News Of the Week: AmusementsS
Facetle; Foreign Intelligence; Scientific. Sport
ing Religious and Literary Intelligence; WASH
ington News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics OF the day; Our Agri>
cultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle. Horse. Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence, and accounts Of all The
important and interesting events Of the week
TERMs:-Single subscription. 81; Three copies. IS:
Five copies, S.; Ten copies SIS; Single copos Eve
cents each. limited number OF advertisements. III
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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TENNESSEE.

Sinking of tbe Steamer GuidOn-Seixuro o.
Tobacco DIcmphis-Arrests for Interfor~
ing with United STINT Kevcnuo eOmcers.
MEMRaIs Sept a. 1892
The steamer Guidon, hence for Little Rock. straox
snag at Red Fork, Arkansas river, ON Tuesday,
and sunk In four feet Of water. She had vaiuabe
cargo board. which will be lost. Tho boat WILL b
raised again.
Tnb revenue of1cers after SELLING over 10000
POUNDS Of tobacco in the store Of Edmunds. Petinr
grew Co, released the remainder. rms
morning. before the hour OF trial, on
criminal warrant issued by Justice Hall, Judge
Emery, the Supervisor, obtained warranty
trOm United States Commissioner Smith
for the arrest Of Edmunds, Petingrew and Carter
and also Deputy Sheriff Garrett and Justice Hall f0e
interfering with United states officers IN the DIS
charge OF their duties. The three former were fetQ
To bail In 80 900 EACH and the two latter were dH
charged, there being no evidence Of their knowing
the plaintiffs 10 be United States officers.
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Is convert from protestantsm to tue Catholic

WIS convert from ProtesIantsem ID Tue OathotI0
faith.
10 was eight O'Clock when the ceremony CONT
menoed q procession OF cergymen a. that hour,
atred In ecclesiastical robes entering the churcA
from o door leading to the sacrlsty. Prominent In
the group was the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch. "
Charleston. =. O.. by whom the ceremony o. ordina-
ton WAS performed. Prior to the ordination, now
ever the rite Of confirmation was Administered "
four persons all recent converts afLer which nve
young gentlemen, named respectively 3. y. kava~
nagh w. J. Dwyer, r. A. Donohoe, b. d. Hllt and
g. W. Searle received tonsuIe and minor orders.
Mr.. Seare was formerly professor OF mathematics
In the Naval School ct Newport.
AZ soon as the ceremony was completed the 0rdfno-
ton OF Mr.. Henry s. Lake, son OF hr George Lake.
OF this city, was commenced, Rev. Fathers spencer
Young and Hewett assisting In the ceremony. Az
its close the newly ordained priest, the bishops as0
other clergymen having retired, assembled the pulp
and pronounced o blessing on the congregation
after which they dispersed. The ceremony oooupteA
upwards OF two hours.
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A Cotton Famine in England and Revo-
luton Of Trade Against Lancashire.
French Opinion of Father Hya-
cinthe's Detection from Rome.
NapOleOn's Diplomacy in China 10 Accord with
tho Durlinsams Treaty.
ENGLAND.

Tho Cotton Famiue-Loss Of Trcde Generally,
LONDON. sept 30 1859.
The London Times, In en- article Oh the cotton
supply. says
Mr.. Ashworh and Mr.. Bright by different methods
arrive at the same end--namely, that nothing Is
wanted but cotton. More cotton would start the
mills, dlspel distress and silence the clauors against
ee trade. or this we are not sure bur We are well
aware that tho prostitution OF Industry IN Lancashire
demands attenton. Cotton is dear because 1t Is
scarce Why scarcea The crop Of the Southern
STATES, with considerable consignments from
other points, has enormously Increased the
euppiy. II less cotton arrives Liverpool must
Investigate the Cause 1t would be safer 10 say that
Lancashire suffers from loss or trade more than
from DEAFNESS and scarcity OF cotton. The demand
for goods Is less than II formerly was. II the Amerl-
cans would take our manufactures ls freely a5 we
take their corn and cotton The industry would be
entirely ours and the supply OF material theirs. Ii
u not Improbable that the protective tariffs OF other
countries are answerable In some degree for the
depression In Lancashire. II is certain that In
this case cheap cotton Will not remedy the
suffering. The loss OF the market is not material.
Our manufactures for mery commanded the world;
ehey were better and cheaper than those of other
countries. What Is to be done now that people re.
fuse TO buy IN the cheapest market without free trades
Manufacturing excellence loses Its value II trade Is
bad IN consequence OF the restrictions Oh other coun
tries, the scarcity or abundance OF cotton Is fmma-
teral. Without doubt Lancashire suffers because
other countries refuse to deal freely with u.s. To at
.tempt to relieve her sufferngs by refusing to trade
freely with taem would DO absurd.
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PENNS YLVANiA.

Arrest Of Noted Countcrfeiter in PhiIadeI.
phia.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. SO, 1860.
United States Treasury Agent John A. Clarvoe this
morning arrested Captain Leonard, famous coun.
terfeiter. Upon the prisoner were found between
three and four thousand dollars IN tweniies, tens
anu ives upon national banks and about one thou
sand dollars in twenty fve cent notes. The notes
were W ell executed In the highest style and art.
Leonard was found in q house In the neighb0rho0d
OF Seventh aud walnut streets, where he had been
living FOR some time past with a woman. The house
was searched this morning and the woman arrested.
In the house the officers found large quantity OF
counterfeit money Done up in packages.
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CONNECTICUT.

Fatal Acc.dent-Arrest of Confidence Opc.
rnter in Hartford.
HARTFORD, sept. 90, 1862.
John G. Mix, well known in business circles here
for forty years. was instantly killed to-day by the
falling OF piece Of timber While experimenting
repairs in the basement OF his residence lie was
slXty-seven years old.
man calling himself Colonel 7. D. MichoOwski,
who claims TO have been soldier In New York
regiment and also Of Colonel Ryan's Cuban
force was arrested here to-day on the charge OF
swindlng, he having attempted several confidence
operations, and in one case securing $3.50 on bogus
drafts on the United States treasurer lie is about
thirty years ofage OF good appearance, and smooth
talKcr.
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THE PLAINS.

Pawmec Indians Murdered by ssicux-MOntana
indians becoming Hostile.
ST. LOUIS, sept. %, $780,
An Omaha despatch says:-General Augur left for
Fort Bridgcr and Salt Lake yesterday Several com
panies OF troops will be quartered at sherman bar
racks during the coming winter.
Reports from the Pawnee reservation, near Column
bus are to the eject that several Panees have been
Killed by Sioux, and that great excitement exists
among the rawnees. The United states troops Will
punish the Sioux.
Reports from Fort Buford say that the Indians con-
tinue hostile. There Is large force OF them In that
neiRhborhood. 0utrnges arc being also committed
IN Montana. A hunting party had been attacked
near Helena and one man killed. Another man hRd
been killed near the BlRokf00t agency.
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PROSPECT pAsx FAN GROUNDS.

There viii be an extra days meeting at the Pros
pect Park Fair Grounds to-day, occasoned by two
matches which are to be trotted on the track. One
of them Is match for 50, ooO between the bay geld
ing j. j. Bradley and bay gedng Confidence, mile
heats best thres in i've In harness. and the other
match for So 900, two mile heats, between brown
geding Old Put and bay geding Captain Gil. Since
these matches were made they have excited con-
siderable comment, as the horses are well known on
the turf, and their merits so fully apprectei by the
public that we may expect large attendance To see
the strife OF to-day.
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THE pADtST sATAeas.
Ordination Ccrcy nony in the Church of 81. raul

Ord'natio" Ccrcynony ia the Church Of 81. ranl
the APOSTLE.
Yesterday pIorning the ceremony Of ordination,
one Oh tue .ost impressive ana imposing spectaces
OF Tue o@ aoic Church, was publicly Performed at
the INV fch of ST. Paul the Apostle, "a fnty.ninth
s'toss near Ninth avenue.
p4e occasion attracted o very large and highly
= sspectable auditory. among whom were very many
persons OF the Protestant faith. the latter class being
drawn thtther BY motives OF curiosity as well az
deep-seatcd Interest," inasmuch a. the candidate TO
he tnducted 10 the sacred order OF tne priesthood