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THE BANK CLERKS ASSOCIATION.

The second anniversary of the Bank Clerks
Mutual BENEFIT Association was celebrated In Association
Hall last evening John T.. Williams, President OF the
Metropolitan National Bank. presided, and maze the
opening address, setting forth the objects OF the Assoa
ton. The annual report read by the President, j.
C. Parsons There are 300 active members The initla
tive fee is a. the monthly dues ~ cents and on the
death of member each survivor pays 80 cents Nine
deaths have occurred durDg the year, and The iames
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THE RIGHTS OF MORMON OFFICERS.

Justice Hawley has delivered an opinion in
the Third District Court of Utah covering the rights OF
Mormon militia officers. The charge that the de-
fendants after GOV. schaer had issued proclamation
forbdding military gatherings, engaged in parade IN
uniform, with music, &c. After careful discussion of
the definitions Of treason the prisoners held to
the judgment OF the Grand Jury each in 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08
GEORGIA.

CITY ELECTION IN AUGUsTA-DEMoCRATIc Sue
CESS.
AUGUSTA, Dec. THE municipal election,
bodsy passed Of quietly The Democrats elected their
Mayor toy about 500 majority, and all their City Council
oops were cent from Atlanta, and stationed neal the
polls but hey did not interfere with the election. The
OtmOcrars have grand rejoicing and Illumination to-
light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

mo-, Jpdre Howe bore tea tmony 10 the intelligence,
Effectiveness ana generally ,felghtul conduct OF tho
women.juIors those sturdy dA nes VINO eyon went 20
his bss state OF things, and hescttsd tst there are
no women jurors here Law m Of the o' tuperor
sex Unlike the gamblers ana roDDon VI ", S m WY
were forced 10 leave town through rear hors ~ IT,
allie ladies' are the gamblers and rOh - t,s
Miss Logan iunocently inquired II they >T that tho,r
our Grand JurOrs2 II they were made " "a C"ngresSi
calling is dsrcputlbe and they can't go 70 e"eili,c
believe that the woman Of the ~ ~ hAsN ~ tb
70 perform in the city OF NewYCrk, ana h0c cturar
day isn't far distant when sine may DO II Ihe rlca
finished her airy talk by another moro sllOo tlo
10 her personal troub es and urgent appear lof '
cultivation OF " The Bright side"
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMpsTIc MAnEr.rs

cpvOrtusSs Dee 7-Pouf uneane ~ 81 Doa'e Rr;,>
as al. TrIIs E1tm, s5 q. Cou-hLie sDI e. lcgf o.
o. a5r Ban. iar-Prrc 20 fhore ~ Ea-nn--
Sboglirrs 4ic iabs lc. au tef hc o. Hans "a
ltIr I.r-.,e-ce 10. kex IIHIsc snrir--Prms 9iniC-
81 pr,ne 5Iaslc WHISKY ne AL o. Go 90 trni PrHs
i5toIc b1fhaus,rng uoia.laig io4,i Nsh bniis 80
CONT. Cob 100 .-......, Al. n.
WILx>Gros j. c. Zee. lsprs Iuf,eltHe gee, o. tS~ Lon
81 78fFNn 2 Tar 81 a. Cotton Cos o enc TEL Or e.
ArcuA Ca Dec Tile InnrAo. Cotton gaes 81 Iici ia-"A
go A. q. receipts. D. 2bI 11ist
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U. s. Detectives Kelly and Hammond seized
four cigar stores in PougIkecps yesterday, bad closed
tAcm up for alleged Revenue fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

BVPRiTT-CANADA-In thisty Wedn'sd,y Dee ~ Rev N
Dra er Mee Il Cor, T. Sophie CssaA
olls taughar OF t1r Mts J hu ". iara.a
Nta.iisse6 81 Wa.c blrs O. Prs plcas' COPS.
DAYTON CODK-bt Christ CLIrcl Elizabeth n. j. Tuedar Dee
s. Rev Par.or George Da ~ Oeora iusoA
dsrg Iter ~ me lfe John j. Cook.
SMARISEAMAN-A Eas Orange n j. Tuepiav. Dee 6 Pe4
er1l LHu1 Oi camLe AMI 4ant
deceased
sMITH-PROSr-On Tuesday 6h he teace o. TIE hrf-i
mt e & "a Tlrg-art-. Dr. stephan H. iyrg Oscar
smith 10 Phiona Charlotte. daughter 81 4 u. FROST
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MdERJED

Wedding nd Visiting Cards. 'ua Saro'rg Noie p''e
VIZ Ev3lDsILs SOUS ~ Old Dgros Csg~oA
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The Poor Little sufferer viii e He aie' rel eyed BY nsti
Bins WiSsLOss SOOTHING SYRUP for rhlirru ,e..hng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

Gcrlnan Cathnrtic IOZengcs,
cahartc TOT Young
Tuey Md, CcciUus, hB1le@ Iucy fete-Ae re
sgregb. 10 taste positive ,r Cus uol an q o. ini
81 aud ~ times pu ,a.arlc luryb senA
!. boz Sold all gists
Post-0nce Notce.-Te mails fr Blrore during TIE VET
enIirq SATURDAY. Dec U l51n viii close 81 tho Oer 90 WE'D
SE%'5Af TIL RSpAY mi SAT,LDAi al l. AMI q ~
lie stations a. ln, VIZ: aud b, ll AMI lVO. -
lU3J; an Il. lI:iG T. H. 'O"b' i''i'4s''''
O,anonds, W, trhes, Jewel =, aud SILVER WIRE
bought and by GEO T. ALLEN 5J LruaSaJ under b. NeoA
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PENNSYLVANIA
SIIE FII:-I SENATORIAL DIsTMCT-REPUBIICAN
NOMINATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. THE Republican
Convention the LIST Senatorial District have
nr. JOSEPH r. Lyndall for State Senator, TO an the
~scsDcy caused BY the death ofNr Watt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

The residence Of Leasons HOldridge, on
Ac,H,my-st, poughke6Dsa. was damaged DI IRE last
,,,@Ht -.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed lrih hsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

First Assembly District Union Republican Associn
tion-A OF the Association vi o. tel 81 e do arc
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, lee D, le'U. At clo.A ~ .,
d., Wy HsAFE' Secretaries "N'"' 'A' H. '''S'
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Special Notices

Rich Paris 4 IL,
TIE Ouly cOmrlr. stpld IN SIC county.
HOWARD Co,
e6j Broadway te.Ee Sc, nocrh aaf Esltecntl-'ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

First Assembly District Union hepuo2rah NesocIa.
This (Thursiay) EVENING, &c ., lG'o. at ecosS - ,
DIS w R.i H.4rE Secretaries nN''"' "
Fist Assembly District Uuion Republican A-socia.
pnnlr, meaSS to sl-oi Dsrra Genoa 3
no oeoes VI HRSRI mi ii. Pr,-enl
I sGs,, WY H. H sansr Ise'rs'r'a
Second Assembly District rncu 'epub'ic A-,ocl.
erco1 viii DO be- at k aers aoti a. Pr-s, on FHpAl
oBsfs Of e Association, L.eet'e Cet Tor &c .Ds1a'
Ys.r III Pors open from 7'Os PIENSi2 .IIEt r"'d.n1
WT P SS11 So'r'a'' M COAX IS ','a
Fifth Assembly District Union Repubcu Asso'in'
mice a primary meeting viii h. bel, o. n. -
TRlDAY gyKSISG Dcee~oer 1870 =, :'' STn: s o,''
seventh Assembly District Union Re2nbic1n As 60
n fT Ts TeI4Gs r vi. N lgi o.; ', 81 csc % ln be-,
for the elsuiug ye-r Par'ulut 20 ea d, 1
GEoSGs Z mn secretary,
Eighth Assembly District L. Y. h,socaton.-la 'eeoa
Headauarr, Rurss Hotel 20 erindsL en- i"Al S,N
Nv De y -, 70 70 80 49, ~ ., 'tg-' ' "
GENERA committee '0' GEoRGB DoSALD Vice.
l aos.d s5'f q. Sins. se'r''t'-
Eleventh Assembly Distract tnoq Rcp''i. ga '-'a-
Committee 40 eecboa i,r Otcep Of IN Aso.io a .H
S and eeoHdst on FRIDAY EyS,NG p = TX o
open rom 9p m. MARSHALL u. R0DE"Is. fss.-e..
Twelfth Assembly District Union 9epa1l, IA a,ea.
e. Ia ro pu..r Of Bleeding oer Of tae A.1ea 49, L D =
The General Cou msse iog ghe 1871 Poll .ua. o.
lUUNG lso.r.t JOtN Il d. lltt.
PErKH RAFYsETf, ~
Fifteenth Assembly District Unioa Regua.i,lM 5 ..
cIatiou.-rte gu.a monthly meet M - tris
THURSDAY EVENING Dec B. a. 4 oeocA ~ ucui ia.
Bghibsye and Thih risL l. HARRISON ak.p. prs. 'sr-
Joan COLLIER,
Fifteenth Assembly District Unon Rcpul ii.su -s5-
ciaton.-i egulir monthly ihl tbla EFNtNN
O'Clock AZ Krom Hall. 246 West III -ihi d.
GEoRGE T. sArrEKLsN Sec. hANRt u. LAPAJ Gil rrs e..
Sixteenth Assembly District Union Rcpuhi..i. a.
sociaton.in pursuance Of cal Of the Ielell
Election aill 10 held FRIDAY EFEhING bee 10 Al g.
Hill Hall az srconlAve 10 elect Olcer lrcs.aiu,- .
General Comm tee O the fais
MlLLiAN AtklN N. lr.i 80.
g. JosEPH RUcE Secretary,
Eighteenth Assembly District Union II puh,r u A..
sociatiOn.ln aocopane With the ell Vi tv Va a. Dub
ca Committee election lot oers ~ tc
gAies General COMMITTEES wi be hell lua I'D ave "a Nm
EVENING, Dec 3, 1910. Polk oPe1 tom - cloct.
J, VI. gAeAgsoA oeeges.lI, GkU H. IAA NskFT gsa-l
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rintiOn-In cJmpalc VII iHt clI N N I y /.
committee 40 election Otlers Of th. Assv AEON 1t
IN. G,nersl Comm tee will hrd II Head
and Tv.ut s.rcondsL, Fk DAY Evening Dc. % ...i
open from 10 9p IN. MARSHALL q. h'SL"la D., frsi-e.
-KNpR NtAfER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

ption-I par.uaao. Of General
election will DO Krsaers utl 80. Ptr-s, fEuAl
kvENiSG g, 1870. to eject dlecat 10 III en- ga Comree
Of Association, ECcLtie Cou t- &c., Tor tr
wear 81 Pol, open from iog. DENNiA slBA. P.,siHL
ANDNssWp CU1oA SecreareA WI M 60, n - We re'1
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Union Rernhli.nn A-socia.

i..t Assembly District Union Republican A-socia.
accordance with cal Of te Uu On Ge --a CON t-e
prary meeting Delegates TIE General CO mrct or y
AMI % ,-rs of tie will be o. A. i-a rs no. l.
We BrosdwAy ON FRIDAY kYBNlNG, bee D III Poi open
20 O'clock MANI oSi H. ~, i"eu-
JoHS VIZ HsAPE, Secretaries
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-04

ace mentions Praeneste as one Of he "a. IA
vorite retreats, chasing it with bain snu
h;s Sabine farm, and speaks of having
read the IItad during his residence ths ere.
A short distance below the town is the ste
Of the Forum erected by Tiberius, ana an
around the town are ruins of what are sup
posed to have been patrician villas. Ine
modern name OF Palestrina is mentioned q
early "a A. d. 673. It's whole history IN
the Middle Ages 10 associated with !no
family of Colonna and their contests wltn
the Popes and the Corsini.
The famous Stefano Colonna restored the
castle in 1882. It is Of him the story Is toto
that, when his family were hunted out OF
Italy and nothing remained to him., one OF
his attendants asked, What fortress nave
Won now - "Eccola," he yeplied with
smile. having his hand on his heart. Pet
rarch calls him ssa Phoenix sprung from the
ashes of the ancient Romans"
Palestrina was sold to the Barberlnl Ia
1880, giving to that family the title OF
| Prince of Palestrina.
Returning to Rome, we pass Aagaroia
and near the ruins Of Gabii, memorable
al the scene of the conference OF tneoIo
oiaps commissioned by Gregory XIV. TO re-
wise the Latin Vulgate. ~
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Speaking of George Ills L Ersesss in ma a
iling we call obstinacy in donkey.
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dsos 10
THE ARROW TIE.

NOR RAILING COTTON the ARROW TIE Is tne
nst nopnlar being the best Cotton Tie IN use r -
ters and Cotton Press men everywhere prefer IL
to all others .. oora, NORE THAN
T, Tr IE Crop OF 1869 giving entire satSta cuon;
The paentee and manufacturer St th Nov opl cans
residing Liverpool having control nro 0l 'ns con-
anu ~. orting large stocks Of this popnlar ne
of the very best quality OF EhSsn r th
To meet the Increasing demand loF IL 'e
\ Cotton States - .bo A RROw TIE of all
ton STiss and OF country merchants Gener-
aiIv ai the lowest market prices and we rsspeGtS"S
! sgLclt 'no P'7 II. II. b ART1ETTE,
""ote' II. w. RAYNE MI,
General Agents for the Arrow lie;
| ,os- On, az Ca ondelet street, New Orleans.
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Only and that e ass
"a 49, only no cents be paid by eacn sui'i>oA "
the class in which the deceased is eplana-
Call <or copies Oh ei'"'''' A b. BACON, President
tions. ,,ror a. " jaIe ly
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
~"
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE w.
For the Year ending April 80 1870

rr,HE CHEAPEST AND THE BEsi-
AwoRKINGMEN, insure yoI- yes, and your "iVe'
'IyorLinomeu,s- Mutual Insurance Society,"
No. 90 Camp street, upstairs
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


NFOUND CITY
! IN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tof st. Loui. Aissouril
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
,S,saceENo. SO Carondelet Street.
oyr1cxHs FOB LOUISIANA BRANCH
Gov O. a. N0UTON. - scsi.Siett
Tndoe r. T, KLRR1CK.. - 80 A can't
ri R SI1dNGES. .socfos.AJ '-N
MEDICAL HAMMERS NJ n
7. N. FOLWELL, II. d. J. y. HIIOnAA' -
rrw ORLEANS pIRKcroRs:
MS1o1 ySxAi,,;sr Robert Hare.
All Kinds Of Life Policies issued by TINS CCMp1S
Al Sorfs;tina after an annual payment 1aln ~
, 1rFcHANIcs, AND TRADERS INSURANCE. Co.
No. IA Carondelet Street,
KEW ORLEANS. La,
socts Fire Marine and River Risks at Lowest Rates
CHAs ENasrFELD, AhoiD :" President.
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| which were not rightly MS, auu Aocii'
went away changed in heart, and ever after
sonnht To protect the aged and defenceless
We spent several hours upon the frescoes
and upon the memories OF the nooie SAM
whose miracles are recorded IN them anu
while we meditated, there came SOUNDS OF
melody. as it seemed, from out the very
monntain-side. Nearer and nearer 1T ap-
nroached, and two and two came the monks,
chanting as they descended the winding
4 atone stairs from chapel to chapel. Ihey
paused at the lower cavern, ana sang eei
tain psalms most sweetly; then each one
u stepped forward, and kissed the foot OF the
II saint. after which the lights were extln-
e 9uished ON the altar, and all retired; he,
! turning to town, we mounted TO the oiu
castle, from which the view rs magniIho aari
If Mass at S A. NJ, in the church built by Pins
10 vi. when abbot of this monastery. IL was
- most interesting to see the crowd OF peasan's
n in their bright costumes-the wh&te pau
- no" (head-coyerlng) oelng T ne.o ,hn n con.
~ eregation sang during the Mass, pausinl
On Snly at the elevation. 1t was nupt,a
~ Mass, and the pretty bride, with the priae
;n groom and maids. knelt inside the sane
" fnary. At it's close the bridal party wen
ry reverently out, looking exceedingly modes
iu and happy. We afterwards passed mouse
IN humble enough in appearance, the door"a
so of which. however, was decked with gar
lSo lands of myrtle and roses, ana were Voiu
nc was the dwelling of the "sposa."
ne After a second Mass in the Churcn
en- San Antonio, at the end of the town, W
IN, left Soubiaco for Olevano, thirteen mile
DE higher up the mountains, and enjoyed a
de enchanting drive with superb views, pass
90 ing many picturesque towns on the m mo
tep tain tops. olevano is in the mnas ST
oh old castle of the twelfth century, when
nd was the stronghold of the Frang'panis' y, 1t
ing Now m,,S a possession of the Borghese. He
lty we followed the crowd of peasants to Il
of VIC loii' Sa;,to Maroherta for anoth
ich cnurch vi '0"
A.. Continuing ON our way thirteen mil
Wy r,ntbar we came to Palestrina, where
hit It nassed the night. This place, the aneie
hly Praeneste, is one of the oldest Greek cay y!
ms. of Italy, and was the residence OF M ~
M. long before the foundation OF Rome nc
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Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo. Nm a. onop''
cn Hr Todd F. A. Peterson
s. N. Moody, daor1ei fAN
Arthur Forstan, L. b. hiah'n"' ''
.,-.,d.r Marks Charles Ramon.
bs Company is taking Fire. River and Marine tsAS
Of the erv lowest rates. and gives the assured return
f fifteen per cent the scrip of the Company AZ INC
end Of the year "a he may prefer noL- y
WIN B. MORRIS & co.
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Agency
4 CASH ASSETS REPREsENTED OVER Ten
| MILLIONS.
| x,rNA of Hartford
| HOME .......oA 1>o" 49,
Tho Leading insurance Companies of the United states
Rsoqrda Losses Reid -.----- s4o'ooo'o''
4 San of TnGisee transacted promptly Kate
<S2a. will pSinft Adjustment OF Losses AZ GU
S92,E2 5s595s5ut reference delay. -
is5I=znsEs5* wM B. MORRIS Co, Agents,
/, ~ xs<sss4s4S& No 81 Carondelet street.
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nELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No. % Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
.,..,aa.4 N A TARLEroN, Secretary.
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DonestIc Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 114$1.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were 81 ,258,Sl4.
The Senate is not disposed to abolish the
frankng abuse.
The new st. Domingo Treaty was considered
by the Cabinet Yesterday.
"A bill to abolish slavery in the Spanish
colonies is to be early introduced in the Cortes.
The admission of Georgia will be considered
to-day by the Reconstruction Committee.
Nine murders are known to have been COM
mitted by Indians in Arizona during the last
week of April.
-Ex-Collectors of Internal Revenue owe the
Department not less than three millions. Suits
to recover are TO be commenced.
Admission into two public schools in New
Orleans was refused to colored children yester-
day. The matter will not be allowed to rest
there.
"A delegation of Virginians arrived at Wash
ington yesterday, to secure the passage of bill
to make the fifteenth amendment operative in
their State at the next election.
An Indian raid has been made on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad and ten laborers killed. Arms
have been distributed among the men, and
troops despatched to various points.
In the House yesterday, after the close of
our report, Mr.. Schenck, from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported the new Internal
Tax bill. 1t was ordered to be printed and re-
committed, with leave to report at any time.
On motion of Mr.. Dawes it was agreed to post
pone all prior orders until after the appropria-
ton bills are disposed of-yeas, 92; nays II.
This is an indefinite postponement of the Tariff
bill. Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee reported the bill to enforce the fifteenth
amendment, which was passed.
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MEMORANDA.
rometheus, Gray, from {
liladelphia, has on board sc
1877 bales yarn and thread
,pirits turDentine. Q8 casks

Steamship Prometheus Gray, from Charleston
ton IS tcs rice 1877 bales warn ana thread la b6is
rosin, so bbs spirits turpentine, rs casks clay, rs
tons old ron and 100 pkgs. vegetables and sundres
yesterday.
Steamship Empire, Hunter, hence, at Richmond
Steamship Achilles, Colburn, cleared at New Or
leans 18th inst for Philadelphia via Havana, with
SO bales cotton 20 bales moss, 25 half do 9s6 bdls
hides 20 bales hides 225 pkgs WOOL 200 empty bbls.
for Philadelphia.
steamship Yazoo Catharne, hence for Havana
and New Orleans, was passed of Lookout by steam
ship South Carolina, at New York from Charleston.
Bark sicilian, Howes, hence, at Boston l4th inst.
Bark "Riggid" or Rigid" OF Philadelphia, bound
south, was seen 9th inst lat. 81 80, long. "a so.
Brig Louisa Bliss, for Philadelphia next day, was
Brig Marshall Dutch Turner, hence, at Boston
yesterday.
Brig Mary E. Thompson Bunker, hence, at Boston
Brig Wm H. Bickmore, Bickmore, days from
Matanzas, at New York yesterday
Brig E. G. Redman, Redman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Cardenas 5th inst
Schr G. & c. Brooks, Brooks, from Providence for
Philadelphia, at New York 14th inst. 80 g.
Boston, and G. r. Murney, Murney, hence for Pro-
vidence, passed Hell Gate 14th inst
Schr Hattie Ross, for Philadelphia, put back 70
Portland 18th inst. to repair rudder, having been
ashore near the Cape Light.
Schr Cabot, Parker, hence, at Portsmouth, N. H.,
schr p. G. willard, Parsons for Philadelphia,
cleared at Portland 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SIGNALS USED BY TEE PILOTS ON ARKANSAS PASS
For small coastng vessels as foloWs;-Whlte Flag
| Bar not passable.
Blue Flag-Wait for high water.
Two blue flags, on the same nagstan, one being a.
| the masthead and the other halfmast-Run in
| through the South channel by the ranges on St.
/ Joseph island. .,, x,.., -
ninS for the bar with signal for pilot will be answered
| by an ensign on the fagstan on Mustang island
Vessels should dip their nags once for every foot OF
water thew draw The nag on the nagstan on Nus
tang island viii be dipped once for every foot o.
hsT fags win be set on the ranges on st. Joseph
island, Vessels should run in bringing the ranges
| two In one until boarded by pilot.
| ~ WILLIAM HRADEN,
secretary Board Pilot Commissioners, CorpusChristi
Texas April 2b, 1870.
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Foreign Affairs.

Fifty supposed Fenians were arrested in
London on Sunday.
in London the general conviction is that the
Sappho is fairly entitled to claim Saturdays
race.
A London journal states that the naturaliza-
tion treaty has been signed by Lord Clarendon
and Mr.. Motley.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. Thonns Dale, NJ. A.

The cable, which is latterly getting to be
daily recora of deaths doings, now chronicles
the denise of the Rev. Thomas. Dale, canon of
st, Pauls Cathedral, London. The deceased,
who was distinguished not only in ecclesiastical
but literary life, was born at Psntonyille, Lon
don, ON the 23d of August, l797 He entered
Christ's Hospital in 1906, where he received a
good classical education, and whence he passed
In the autumn of the subsequent year he pub
IIshed his first volume, TIE 'Widow OF Main"
This was followed by many others, which he
wrote for his maintenance at college. Having
Graduated, he was ordained in 1922 For some
years afterwards he took pupils. His first
curacy was thatof st. Michaers Cornhill, which
he heid for three years. In 1928 he was ap-
pointed Do % professor OF the English language and
literature at the London University, but utresigned
n in 1880 From this time forward he held
many yicarages. In 1648 he was advanced to q
canony in st. Pauls by Sir Robert Peel Mr.
Dale's poems were hrst colleeted and published
entire IN 1886. He was the author OF many Other
ecclesiastical works, which are but little known
J in this country.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Volunteer, Jones, New York, j. +. Oh
Steamer Il. Willing, Cundn, Baltimore. A.Groves,Jr.
str NJ. Massey, Smith, New York, w. M. Baird Il Co.
Brig Sportsman, Norton Boston, L. Audenried& & Co.
Schr Oralloo, Small, Rockport, do.
Schr j. Williamson, Cerson, Providence, do.
Scbr JAS A. Crocker Chase, Lynn, do.
Schr Reading RR. No. Al, Harris, Pawtucket do.
Schr H. G. Hand, Hand, Rockport do.
Schr j. nj. Flanagan, Shaw, Cenfuegos, Madeira &
Cabada.
Schr Harry Lee, Barrett, Wilmington, N c., s. Lath-
bury Co,
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mitted, year ago, the relative standing of the

In 1886, just previous to the separation, the
aggregate membership of the Presbyterian
churches of this city was $40. According to
the last report the 6s churches of the reunited
Church had a membership of 20, 116, of which
number 10, 1913 were connected with the sold
School" churches, and 99SS with those of the
New School,"