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~, C,oSeo CoSsCL-THE GESTLEY
r,o,, AreTcA WHO GOES TO AFEIcAS !,
TIE % Hon Ebenezer D. Bassett, MiniG]
Ras;dant and sul-Geperal of III
tinted States to Hayt:, wasigiven pa
i, rscention bv the co,crea citizens
Vew YorI last evening", at Shi.'
9h"rc,, corner Of Prime and Narit
streats The church. h:,h is not
~rarr Ioroe owe. was wei! filed, aul On:
q delegation Of whlTes "foo[' 7
anxious to catch ph'Aps1 o; II ~
Ambassador. At $50 c!ot thr q -
guest of the evening apVeare'
head OF small procession proc
from the lecture roo y. TIC VIZ
dressed'in suit OF bmck, over VI ~
wore q neat and tashiona3!e }r4u
coat. lie carried q glossrl SIX -
right hand, and a small PET oI ~
tanning his instruction ON u
Department, in the otuof; On
ing the platform, in co4 ,g9any,
psster and elders Of the Hhnrc!,'
greeted with loud outbu'f st OF; ~ (, Z,
and several bouquets were lprc sef: te
female friends. The Amb9ssado = ,s
promising negro, II IN 9acI IHut
claimed as anegro, TOR he SsLo H'Ef
copper-colored, and wearf !;
stands about five feet andli --,,d(t:tt :
Square sauarely built. and his feSt9rey tRR1a NJ
~Sonlar. Bassett WIS born i4ipniViu'
sa cosnneeticnt, ;s1s54, and is 3he51eRf;tt Pr
yhirty-fl7e years Old. He rek!eo Sbt 9,t
o liberal education III the Nuheg H.
and lived there until he waaroM1 =
For several years past he il eeeA !;
principal of the colorel scao's o. A
delphia. ,.oI ),
sided over by Professor Tp f. I, -. \:
The colored pastor, Rev Hnles -; ,r =
made a prayer and gatTHStt ls1!
hymns during the raeet:tl "ni l@
sung with much vi:5or, I aq1,M.
dience all rising and ri; I IL III
deep bass voice. 7 ! iom@
was delivered by Jol }, nmt !
The Haytien NIinis.et ,.=n.rf
a set speech Of about tYnty I,
lenoth, INIT smoke. easilAy,iadA lf
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Light! Light, L:g.,t.,

GAEETY a"i Eco:c:i.y c,n' j., !. :: n=;nc
- the CRESCENT Ga5 t;rNEE.iwuH and
CRESCENT OIL. This o. = AuL-eXpos:vo
and gives a brilliant light, w;no-! the use or
lam p-chimneys, or t:le ,rorh.c {: lsaning
them. Kerosene Lamps al:e:tG &c use tho
Crescent Oil and Gas Gc-=. a'.", =: z :rifi;rg
expense. For further ;:.itcr,,.%;.,, :::A cup
ply of Crescent Oil AID CT -.r'e"a:c.. appT5
20 :. = nTNLW.
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Oh arleston Advertisements.
TATLou'S PATENT
Saw Sharpener and Deepener,

For GaI.g 0Nd "iTcu!a'' Sag -ti7s.
II AYING purchased the Patent Right for
IL the STATE Of South Carolina, for the
the same.
The advantages oF this Machine are econo-!
N.Y.. despatch and perfection in keeping all
kinds cf Saws in perfect order.
BY its use, the teeth Of the Saw are kept at
uniform depth, angle and size.
Fully ne'foucth Grl better lumber can be
cut per day where this Machine is used, the
Saws running straigEter, freer, faster and cut
smoother.
Il Saw can be sharpened in five minutes. and
in the most perfect manner. The price Of the
Machine can be saved in few months in the
coat Of files and labor. For further informa-
tion apply to CHISHOLM BROTHERS,
May ii fm9 Charleston, s. G..
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Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CoLUMD1A, IUne =, IoJl.
A LII DOGS found running at large within
~ the corporate limits of this city, and not
and after the 7th instant, he deal: with accord
ing to the Ordinance made and provided II
such cases.
By order of the Mayor.
June 8 G j. $. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk
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tLe Airline Railroad. 4

tLe Airline Railroad. 20!
Anderson Court Eous' IS. {
q ufir way OF SUCCESS. The
;Ihat the work upon it is b
ehlly pushed forward, and t
/ ~ Ct is that before Wintd
d, s will be running oveI
thty miles of the track. Thi
b G hod of it are pushing 4
q i'll. resolved to q complete
t,cts at as early q dd y as poss
\ rumor has obtai4ed curreI
| Iorll that Spain will instrud
aproad to give publit notice
dtizen of that county, or
possessions, haying propertl
bles of any kin lin the Islall
will be required 10 go before
to register theiHV James, and
allegiance to theA Spanish
OF else their poparty will b
sequestration.
FOURTEEN SH1Ss M1ss1sd
eSpool Mercury publishes q
teen ships, which have saAV
atross the Atlantic since Z,
Ind have not been heard of
! he supposed to have foundd
IN board. Truly, those VIII
o sea in ships" encounter
lore than two hundred hou
have been thrown into N
hese disasters.
Q THE LARGEST PAssENaET
J, teamship Manhattah, whic
}. Few York from Liverpool /
lelay morning, has the credit
abe largest number OF pass
ne vessel this season. The}
re.ncluding the officers q
ell,hole number ofsouls on
ayIi in good health.
era NOT vA1uE1Es Wv
'erl lonfcderate money is :
advertisement appearin
indorth Carolina eachane
in ature Of ". G. Troy,
irefering ten cents on tb
n. 90 Confederate money, =
d h62. and fifteen cents 4
,utS7,0oo. of date Septeml
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J. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant,
NOS. AND 2 ATLANTIC WHARF,

tSVS' 3H-ND - Ik1 L4A1e 1IO " SVIfAItF,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
HAV1EG ample means for advances, a busi-
IL ness experience of twenty years, aud
continuing himself strictly. to q Commission
BUSINESS, without operating ON his own ac-
count, respectfully solicits oonsignments of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers Of Produce to hin, may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having tho ad-
vantage Of two markets, without extra COM
mission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop ". NJ. Wightman, 8. c.; Col. VIM.
johnson, Charlotte, n. c.; Rev. 7. O. Sunamers,
Tennessee; Hon: John T. King, Augusta, Ga. !;
Messrs. George w. Williams y Co., Charles
ton, $. G.; Mcssrs. Williams. Taylor i Co.,
New York. April 2S Fly
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about hansns. The Stony an Chey-
ennes seem 80 be again on the path,
and seem determine1 to accorlblis rs
much mischief as possible.l TIP cavalry
ore once more in pursuit, RnI Sa.ser Or
ders to severely punish an \ troUbl ,so@e|
Indians wherever found.
Hail stones the size OF . nlat's head
are said by the Columbus l,9ec 70 haTe}
fallen in Noxubee County, M:rsu's:ppi,l
on the 18th ult. The saiao pl",r says
"wherever the tornado CT frozen mis-
siles touched feld. universal Tsin fol-
lowed"
In fancy County, No., recAdtiy, two
lads were sent distance CT tw Eye miles
to mill located in the woods tNos re-
turning in due time, search va. made,
which resulted in finding . panther
lying by the roadside, picking the two
lads bones. The beast was sEct. /
SAD CAsrALry.-We learrk with ex.
ceeding regret. that few E,ys ago, q
little son of Mr.. William oune, de
ceased, of this District, welfe drawing
water from we'll. accidentally fell iA
and was instantly killed. /.
OF Nrty-two fres which occurred j.
Brooklyn during the past month, foll
were tho result OF ihcendiarism. three
spontaneous combustion and five kero
seue explosions.
Nineteen bodies OF the drowned sea.
men are reported to have been washed
ashore at Cariboo, in the Gulf OF st. Law.
renee, from the wrecks of the Margaret
and Scelus.
Robert Loudon, John NJ. Megary,
Osburn T. Moore and W. T. Cook, North
Carolina; and 81. Haywood, West Vir.
Qinia, are the first appointments at West
Point from the South since 1860.
Roor Hoe OR D1K.-Horace Greeley
, SAYS "it is high time the Southern Re
,, publicans should desist from hanging
! around the neck of the North, and begiu
: to take care of themselves" ~
s A boat containing several gentlemen
/ was upset off Myrtle Sound, n. c., on
: Thursday last, and Capt John A. Far
: row, an elderly man, was drowned
= The Charleston Cou'ier states that Gov
d Scott has been in that city for sevefa
J. days, vainly endeavonbg to heal the u. III
culties in the City CoIhcil.
Oh! It is reported( hat Mrs. LirccE1
j. is about to marry The ]ount Of SchmiiJ !
A. Vile, Grand Chambernn of the GralIl
l. Duke Of Baden. v
le Ralph Meeker saytthat "ffty vel
4 experience with the :dlot will nbolI2i
u. petticoats forever" Mako it "bal3t'
NJ and it will take less tie. ~
"a "a A fire in Woonsocst, r. l., OF T.
r. 1st, destroyed $100,p worth of,l r.
4 perty and threw 2O0nechanics utebf
" employment
he A monster elephan4welve feet ar IA
d, half high, has been ded to the att t.
re tions at the New Yoru central Park.
Rev. Thos. NJ. MAerlyn, an a ed
Methodist minister, $ding in Mar
ed died on the 29th ult.
ne The Russian capit3s transferred Ito
las m Kew, and palace iaow building tt re
'cce for the Czar.
In The new issue of fer money, oil hll
ara denominations, will ready for di Ri
va button to the public &he lst of july
nd The walters in nearsll the New Yrk
hotels have struck foigher wages; G
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White Sulphur Springs,

LEuESE celebrated SPRINGS, 50 favarS
.asssr: MI {3r their v::.rai.e lit, rai:ve Natd
charming t.unlncr climate, and IS one - q :
most faslonahe res"r.s II the couYi%. "
opened to>co!n. ~ q tle l5rh o. Iia:-,
with tie eZseIsI:Y. :r.:..cy eEient E.;. i.
been made wi!l he ~ j,.:ede ecr ;llo f5rs
accommodation CT r. n 1896 20 2,1)o Il
The WHITE UuiIIC L - :,aE' ting 6.o .
terminus Of the Cnssa peaka and C;s. Fl -
aid the cars OF that r. II II connrS
tt!elegrapl4ic tacli;:es> VI: he rnnA1
or will be spared TO secure the corI
tertainment, in ell the varietiA u
dation, Of the Large numoor
will resort to the Springs the N ~ :.
One OF the best Lawn and Bail3 ~ :
will be in attendance. An extens
been provided, and suitable arm MY
made to facilitate every innocent and recrea
tive amusement appropriate to q fasLionable\ \
Watering Place. y number Of Fancy and Mas
querade Balls will be given during The season.
Charge will be s25 per week and 80 month;
vante, half price; wl:i.e servants, according to
Accommodations.
PEYTONS S5 CO.. Proprietors.
May 10 Il3 White Sulphur Springs, West Va.
1863. MONTvALE sPRINGs. 1859.
NHIS favorite Simmer resort, situated in
Il Blount County, East Tennessee, VII be
FIRST OF JUNE.
The marked beneficial results ate nd:rg tho
use OF these waters, in tuLctona! 6crange-
mems OF the I've, Bowels, Kidneys rGd skin,
ana the cure Of CArcCic Diseases, attest their
Medicinal Properties. The buildings {. Mont
vale aLc now being repaired, rc:;ttcd and re-
painted, and everything tut in apl!c-p:e order.
All the access ories tor enjovnlent and rccrc-
alton at the best watering places wi; jo fou2d
here.
The facilities fcr reaching oIo:.,va:e ,A:s sea-
son are increased l. tia extension tt the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad. ana reSu-
lar trains are running; to Ma1yv:i.e. whence
passengers are conveyed u c, sche= 20 the
Rates .. foa:d yer dav, $50: re- 77eeE
$3.50; per nlon:h, 5000. AGlr.=s ior ! 50,
phle,s containing analysis ana description NS
waters, &c JOS. I. KING.
May 13 26 knoxville. Tenn. {
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|pa e at tEle United
tpalillent ieveais the
! ys.r 1861, there has
b tbeasu.y conscience
\ TIE anoullt paid in
Il towing hrgsr. In
3did and fty dollars
i'll 6urin the tive
d hfteeE thousand
0sd.
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Fresh Sap. IS.
DENTISTRY

gssR DIR. D. +. BoNZET:, g"a;e!r! :or the
SsihC. .ilerai ra.rc:AGe ..e las received from
tie c;;.%cr> q LIS c;:y All :hc -ar:aDudng
District. .r:!e tie pas: year. 70 rtsnec;:ui.y at
noGnces ti:0l u Low p@;M!al.:.t:y rsy:! o!i>hcs
simstH u to."2; -" :. t!:'".:ona On thu
natural Teeth :ait.-u..y performed. .,nTl-
FlCIAL CAS!-S, y every ar!"cvcd !::@;hod
carefully a.3 Satisfactorily eXecrte:-among
which he would ca.l special attention = that
known as Reynolds Patent; aid # lis suc
cess in constructing Ar:.iicia. Cases " this
beautiful and durable process. 20 is enabled,
with confidence to refer 20 hi Ya,.eG's and to
the patentee. Office on Aail .,g.-' .yti S.rst
National Bank. tan n
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~-iS3z ~S3ztssR affections and disorders
which were aggravated by the ecrofuloIs con-
have been radically cured in such gre.t mum.
bers In almost every section Of the country,
that the pubic scarcely need TO be informed Of
its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most ,struc-
tive enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen
and unfelt tenant OF the organism unGcrMines
the constitution, and invites the attach Of en-
feebEng or fatal diseases, without exciting q
suspls on or lts presence. Again, it Stems TO
breed Infection throughout the body and ,hcn,
on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of it's hideous forms, either
on the surface or among the vitals. In the
latter, tubercles may be suddenly dcpc sized II
the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver. or it shows its presence by erup.ions on
the skin. or foul r.cerations on some Part Of
the body Hence the oecasi ional use OF bottle
of this SARSAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear.
Persons afflicted with the following complaints
generally find immediate relief, and at length
cure, by the use of this 81 S.iRSIP4EILLA:S
-int.omys Fire, Rose or Erysipe!Gs, T:nc,.. SoW
Lheum, ScoiL Head, R:r9,r0rnl, Sore Ews,
Sore Ears aid other cruptions or visible forms
Of S@r?u!o"S disease. Also, in the more con-
ease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neu,aigio ard tie various
CtcerouS affections OF the muscular and ncry-
Gus stcme.
SMhihs or Iemcrecl aud Me,'c,r'ia! Diseases
are curct by 1t, though a long time is required
tor sub',:iing these obstinate nalGtiies BY any
medi me. But long continued use o: this me-
dicine will cure the complaint. Leurc,ThWo ~
'FhRes, Uterine Ulcerdtions, and Ieshule DIS
eases, are commonly soon relieved and ul,i-
mately cured by its purifying and invigorating
effect. Minute directions III each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Ri.uMatism
and Gort, when caused by accurulations of
to it, as also Lirer Complaints, To,ridHy, Con-
gestion OF Inflammation of the Lire1 and JDul.-
dice. when arising, as they often do. from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This Sd RS.i-
PARlLLA is a great restorer for the strength
and vigor OF the system. Those who are Lam
guild and LtstlesS DeSpondent, Sltep:ess and
troubled with Nervous Apprel.ensionS or Flars,
or any OF the affections symptomstic Of Weak
ness, will find immediate relief and convincing
evidence Of its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Ana,ytica; Chemists.
. April2 t5mo
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v>IEIA, RAIL
Alis road ena-
sent very su-
ccially to the
4 inc Superin-
Whilst Presi-
3e all excellent
|tendent espe-
lis energy and
entiring super
sts t,f the road.
have recently
INTERESTS of the
!. administered,
in,u nifty more
riIs Press.
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&spyczaI Ndt1c es.

q Nature Is the Grt Ph9GcIan.-Tbi.i is
r. aow admitted hy tlI lIledicaHrofes. as q
1t fundamental princif sf hef H. science. It
!, is wisely provided u So hut ccouonv that
~ VII never anything kwronAyn the rhysical
G system tie natura Hrces Ec the sod arc
II brought 10 bear !e.;pel H. disease rhe
"a grea: aim. thereforis 20 sd pr.n.u the na-
3eaj.ual powers. TIL i,aa besrilkcpts, view 5y
er C sLillsal compfadors EEt tHosTI FTERS
-.;t,, OMACH DITTI., wl!cso re-,teIto riya
!, e.o,sA vitality % ! ~ lins Of tie bod!ts
etec7 OF this ~. me. ON the 4omacit.
20. liver anu ti1e ine!s, p. ompt did decE
fuolN The petienwho is !. enous1 to quit
yg;ag and true BIT +oarss, soorkee,s al
hao taken Sew iea}fr1 n nd as he
ln6es the OF the is OVER
.iNIcCasl to find thu ircamd o,,rsiA :,
! ;+.1 ,ngh his frar. 1t i h erAtt
49, and its elpone . enfirVly
|cal Liable. L free tons 70
MEDIcAf II iiE SIf ST 70. he 'tbi sina; l.
estineeasing har ana hea,rT' cts have
T.sta,I.." gene! sarorIts. - from all
'tcS c".4atcd 70 IL" -iYu u system,
the rtss operaths are az o}"c1d 3soothing
= r!r, y s4c;enti gent a. who haTt' re fOSTET-
Onda HIEl Ely rs virtues
1.,,t,, those he arc il thu n? oot'( nt OF per-
lto topH rs prevent ic free ease. % We
DIsheI top p1e!i arm ed aeH !5e[ assaults
ruins is rs ii ,Gsh & Is hoiT aa @ila hssth Or
A tie c.t SiFl vitality aIil'esIf} lcity to the
e+roat - ---------,,;;r no; Rpne n
~, -, M AGE Ri:leed to Eys on the
OF Ii Follies o, as n regard
iii"in:'ai AF FL certaibn n8 ie crring
the ritiorti Sent ilh takeit ter enve-
the sltcec Sc. Ad eiasti ARD As
nxc, opIo Phila - /.
dic., = '-Es< 3mo
.,,o., III II O. atGE.-A
-r!:Ei cd at the
) Tk Ana icing the
p-uh"e' ie az 1.-Two for;
ntcu IL Did 80 i.Uod Gene
CoEfeIJ E.Es elton; Fla
i, ~ & burted for;
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CuLJ.IbIA HOTEL.

TIME ~ !r:cJc:s ta,:+ .aa>.tr:. Aou...-
Il ;n:: .!.:s rits ,:,.r::-:.:. :.-:l CIT:
now orcA :.r ::!e : . ~ ...,, T.: -:..cs:s.
III. .al,. wi: a.w..e = -: ..c,. 7:::. ever.
dc!cac.- .: =: -: -. :",.:. ::.s Ecv
York arG Charts: ';..:..ci- Smi 20 t:for.s
viii be s"aT:i II -, !.!.cst 'Ait-..r:!cE. -
ever: respect. - :. !,:-s. : III LtNCH
in tAt .-tcc:ol: ev.!: Ia! ::oM :. u!.:i. 80.
Wy. q 1r.Nt.,t
z. BALENEtE'. --'--. rs
Nav %
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i E EM 6 "a IN A VA N G3

-. sF5:ae:r51os. y
-ri-Teekiy, Six 3iort rtts.......... $50
Weekly, Six Mouths. N..,..,...... lep
;'ADvED-IsE.yi;S-s.
Per square, 10 lires, f-st inserti 30 rs
Each subsequent inser2.,n. ...... 20
Weekly, each insertion. T5e
81 ! .i5er0. disc9untmcGe on "a. lborh
G.fs rte>s Gdrer::seni1n's G"s ;nss,tel bli
:he nson.t.
f5-Booi, anlJ J)b pc.,.:2g "A al .iind:
promptly and faithfully astenJzAto.
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j2t LAS
IA, the
Gre, al
tesada's
Ic list Of
]heir car
,le Sal
G;ns and
~ (, by the
fon. By
.canncn.
md two
FtE.lly left
liHlik,Gel-
f,crG
1850 arms
10 was de-
18th OF
rt be cre-
ituation in
tier. The
ng at the
bin q small
,bn has just
RSC various
a received
can
tupplies, re
hlparativel,
Aecided ant
lie ever oh
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33llolders
Eh Caro-
I'D to be
<hrolina,
4eSt, at
Of ap-
lug with
.Fnpany,
Isidc1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-27
0New York is tearing q smallpox en-,

~New York is tearing . small. .pox epI.
aemic.
~Two negroes to one white died last year in
Charleston, S. q.
~Two medical lectures were delivered nv
women in New York last Wednesday
~A Female Suffrage Association has been
organized at Buffalo.
~Cincinnati has a Women's Christian As.
sociation in successful operation.
~ new method Of manufacturing ice bv
machinery and gas has been introduced.
- 1t Is said that there are ten lodges of the
Knights OF Cuba in New York and Brooklyn
~Nine hundred dogs die weekly in Chica.
60. Sausages!
0The Methodist churches of Boston have
organized q Woman's Board OF Missions.
~Ex.S Senator Doolittle Is in Chicago max.
ing preparations to enter upon the practice OF
law In that city.
a6The First Baptist Church in Newport
has Obtained q charter which includes both
sexes in the corporation
06Airing places, instead Of watering pla.
ces-tnat lie, places on mountains where air
baths are taking instead OF water baths-have
been Instituted 10 Germany, and the Germans
get the credit Of having discovered the utility
Of airing as well as washing the surface OF
ones body.
e~At the present rate Of emigration from
Canada 70 the States there will be left nothing
but the land and lew British reg men's 10 an
mex before long.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoen's Dispatches.
TROUBLE AMONG NEW YORK JOUR-
NALISTS.

SERIOUS A1legau0nS made by the Sun
Against a Tribune Editor.
Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
NEW YORK, April 27.-The New York Sun
OF this morning prints some serious charges
against the managing editor of one Of me New
York morning dailies. They allege raat said
editor has been guilty Of furnishing to Phila-
delphia newspaper. which does not belong to
the Associated Press, the cable news belonging
exclusively 10 the Association. This is q vi
olatlon OF the rules of the Press of the whole
country. II is further charged tnat Simon
cameron was led to pay the editor Sl2,5OO to
secure the good influence of this editor and the
paper TO which he is attached: also, tnat Galu-
sna A. Grow paid him $1,000 for the same pur-
pose: also, that State Attorney General Brews-
ter, OF Pa. paid him $1,000 for his influence:
also, that this editor attempted to OBJ ain
nve thousand dollars from Governor Curtin,
IN order TO secure the good will OF his paper
to aid him (Curtin) in getting foreign mission.
II IS also stated that documents will be pro-
duced showing that some twenty II We thousand
dollars have been divided between this editor
and leading Albany lobbyist In consideration
OF the editor avoiding any editorial alIusions
10 certain Jobs which have from time TO time
been put through the State legislature These
allegations are made against Mr.. John X.
Young, OF the Tribune, who declares that they
are the result of conspiracy formed by two
employees discharged from the Tribune,
acting with his personal enemy. Mr.. Slmonton
OF the New York Associated Press. He pro.
poses 10 show that they are utterly false.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-27

THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.-This religious
body, composed Of the prelates Of the Catholic
Church in the province Of Baltimore, over
which the Most Rev. Arch bishop Spaldine
presides, was IN session yesterday In Balti.
more. The proceedings are with closed doors,
in Latin and are not now made known. Last
night religious services were held ip the Cafhe-
dral, large congregation being in attendance.
Archbishop SpaIding and . number Of Otaer
prelates were present and occupied seats near
the altar railing. Right Rev. James +. Wood,
u. D., Bishop Of Philadelphia. preached an In :
teresting discourse upon the infailibility OF the
church. The sermon was followed by the
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament. pro.
nounced by Right Rev. John McGill, ID. ID :,
Bishop of Richmond. On Thursday morning
at ten and a nah o'clock there will be 3 solemn
requiem mass for the repose Of the souls Of
courcil. Bishop Wnelan, OF Wheeling, will
preach upon the occasion