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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-14

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER
is now almost universally used in the Kitchen the
Camp, the Galley. 1t is not only the best but the
Cheapest Baking Powder, and is unequaled for the
production of elegant and wholesome
ROLLS, BISCUITS, BREAD,
Griddle Cakes, WafIles, Dumplings, Etc.
Composed OF the purest and Best materials, and
put up in Tins which are, to all intents and pur-
poses, impervious to the action of weather and
time.
1t Will Keep for Years in Any Climate.
To those who have never used it, we say give it
fair trial. and our word for it, you will thereafter
use no other kind.
Put up in quarter pound, half pound, one pound
aud five pound cans, actual weight.
Sold Generally by Grocers, Ship Chambers
and Dealers.
DOOLEY g. BROTHER, Proprietors,
Wholesale Depot SO New street, New York.
nO2O Am cod Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-14

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SIR-We have the honor to inform you that we
are more than satisfied with your system Of
lighting, as it is both advantageous and economi-
cal; the light, besides is mellow and not fatguing
to the eyes.
1t is eur sincere desire that the many advantages
ofyour system should be prominently made known
to the public, and the success Of the company
cured. With great respect, etc,
SUPERIOR MOUNT CARMEL ASYLUM
SO Piety street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-14

BIESvILLE Oh WORKS,
New Orleans, November % 1870. )
Charles Cavaroc, ESQ, President Barbarn Gas Light
ing Company:
DEAR SiR-It is with pleasure that express the
entire satisfaction which your apparatus. placed in
my Oil Works on Bienvle street, since five weeks,
have given me.
Here enclosed You will find detailed report,
which win show YOU the economy which results
from the use Of your gas.
| have been able to ascertain with correctness a
saving OF sixtyone and three-quarters per cent on
my gas bills paid to the New Orleans Gas Company
during last winter.
1t is but fair to observe that some of my pipes,
which were placed several years ago are too
small and, notwithstanding this defect, the light
all over my works is as bright and brilliant as
heretofore. Considering the Earring caused by the
working of the machines night and day, and the
immense length Of the gas pipes, consider the re
suits obtained more than satisfactory.
Believe me- dear sir, your obedient servant,
J. ALDIGE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
III: H'TSsRTH An EnM Mt AA9 tn: STATE LAW.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:--
Suppose that the afieeuth amendment to the con.
aututon OF the United states ratified by the Legis.
1atures OF threc.fourths OF the States what then
How will It affect negroes the State OF New York
who have no property VIII they be entranchlsedS
Certainly not. We do not In this State restrict the
right OF the negro TO vote because OF his color race
or previous condition OF seryitndc, but because ne
does not own ana possess tho freehold estate men.
toned IN sccton OF article Iwo OF the Constttu-
ton. Tue voting people Of the state have right, II
they cnoosc, to restrict 1t SO that while man
shall vote unless he Possesses the same, or other
qualifications. therefore, IN thus STATE negroes next
la possessing no property Will have no legal right
TO be registered or 10 vote and through Journal
Wish " ca pubic attention TO IL, 80 that II may be
perfectly understood be ofchand. ask you to read
carefully the said fifteenth amendment, and compare
II With the section OF our state constitution above
referred to. Bear In mind that IL IL we'll settled that
no law or section o the constitution he repealed
by implication The one Is not repealed unless 1t IA
entirely repugnant 10 tue other You will see there
fore, that the hiteenth nmendment can stand and
stiii this section oi our State constitution can De en-
forced aealnst negroes possessing no property.
NEW YORK. March u. 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
the COUNCIL or cHALcsDoH.

Weekly Lenten LECTURE by the Rev. Dr. Dix.
The Rev. DR.. Dix delivered the fourth OF his Inte
resting series OF Lenlen lectures upon "The six
General Councils OF the Church" last evening in st.
Paui's chapel. There was large ana aprreciative
assembiage in attendance. The reverend gentle.
man stated that the Council OF Chacedon was one
Of the most important OF It's character the world
ever saw. It was held IN the year 45l aud matters
Of beef relative to the nature OF Christ IN DISPUTE
ut previous councils were there definitely settled
namely, that He was perfect 10 His divinity perfect
vided presence and tnsir perfect distinction not
withstano'ng their u0tty; that Christ was God and
man at once, yet His two natures were IN no re.
spect consostanti3 or made part OF the other. The
Council OF Chaiced0n, III It's d0gmar1c definition
reced ihe creed adopted at Nlce well as that at
supremacy OF the Pope was then regarded as a
matter OF arrangement settled BY a decree OF
the blsnOpS not upon o defined right but upon the
political importance OF cities, and moreover tas the
Council would then do what 1t thought best without
regard TO the wishes OF the Bishop OF Rome. Il
should engage In any secular trade, nor should be
ordained without title or hold more benences than
one aE time. and that Church ivings should never
be bought or sold. The reverend gentleman alluded
TO the action Of Pope Leo, who was justly termed
great and alluded to the condemnation or the doc.
trnes OF Eutyches and Dis0corus. Having touched
upon the various phases OF che history OF the times
he observed that civil and religious Questions were
strangely mixed up with eacn other. He then ad
verted to the struggles between Church and State,
showing that the former took successful consoli.
dated form, and concluded by remarktng that the
rights which the Church had borne 50 steadily ap.
peared to DO receding and fading away III the DIS
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
ALMOST A RAIL ROAD H03R1a.

On Thursday afternoon the passengers on the
Sewburg express train which leaves New York oil
half.past three O'Clock, had a narrow escape from
disaster. The train was drawn by the new EN-
sine WilIiau Weed, In charge an engineer
temporarily filing the place OF tho regular
one. The train had reached point on the
man line short distance below Southned, when
the passengers noticed that they were proceeding at
an unusual speed. Those IN the car soon found
themselves tossed about on their seats by the
wheels OF their car passing from lie to tie Of
the road, having LETT hue rats. The bell
rope was pulled and the train .slackened It's speed
Tor moment ana then dashed On again. BY this
OF the car which was or the track went crashing
Into the station house. The engineer az length
began to have an Impression that something
was the matter vii his tram, and he shut or steam.
An examination showed that the Car had run for o
mile and hair over the ties. and that Its upper
work was badly broken up. The running part re.
maiDed unDruken nnd this doubtless saved the pas
sengers from manning and death. As II was no ono
was much injured.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TERRIFIC EouSR EXPLOSION.

a Chair Factory Deuells. Ned by = Dosies
Expiosion-Two Men Killed. Several Others
Dangerously Igjurcd-NarrowS Escape er =
Large Number Of WorlGmen.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Ap.'V 1870.
This afternoon, few minutes after Ve O'Clock.
the boiler OF the mandatory Of the New Haven
Folding cdair Company exploded, entirely Dc Woiish
ing the building and making it heap OF ruins The
workmer forty-two In NUMBER, employed IN tns
fuctoy had Just returned from dinner and resun
~oFK "hen the explosion TOOK place. The entir$'
suucare was raised fromits foundations except the
ineAuicNule mass OF hmbsrs, bereatb which tho
EMPLOY "a WERE PARTIALLY BURIED.
aaose ~ work 10 the front portion OF the building
were saved from the crush OF the failing debris o.
the lront wall remaining rm and they euCc0eded 10
getting out of the rubbish with only severe bruises
several men VINO were precpitatea out OF the build
lng on tnc north s'de were partially buried beneatn
The bricks upon the railroad track and were xakcn
out badly cut and burned.
One young naa, named Samuel Smith; OF Bran.
ford, IL
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
Thousands OF people collected abou5 the scNse Of
the catastrophe, and the nremen and ctizeSs jN
rapidly TO work To remove the debris ana saws thA
employees. All were gotten out ahvc tat two, wha
were found In the basement,
CRUSHED 70 BEArH.
They were named Joseph Boomer. an English
burns and brutscs, among whom were Miss Ellen
Demond and James Muller The boiier parted near
the middle. along the line OF the rivets, one pare
passing INTO an adjoriitg buihiiny and the other'
Deing landed In the second story or the factory.
Inc occasion or the explosion Is unknown Tho
engineer escaped serious injury. although bear tne
Do!er at the time. He says he had about seventy
nve pounds OF steam at the time. The exptOsiOn
occasoned the most intense excitement In the CITY,
ana the vicinity or the accident during the after
people.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN. AnrII =
& r: M.7Consols % 9 closed at a. sah for money and ac-
1857 ss5s; ten.forties s71S Railway stocks steady
Erie, 2ia; Illinois, li4)G;-Atlantic ana Great West.
PARIS BouRsE--PAEIs, April 1.-Tne Bourse
closed dull. Rentes 73f soc.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT. April L.
United states fve-twenty bonds closed fiat at s51l
TOR ,he issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL CorroN, MARKEr.-LIvEnrooL, April
l ID r. M.-COttOn closed I.m. Middling uplafds
10Md.; middng Orleans, IL 3D. H. I'd. Inc safes or
the day loot np l2,oD0 bales including 1000 tor
speculation and export The stock Of cotton at sea
bound to this port estimated 34S 900 bales OF
when 227, 900 are American. Tne sales Of the week
have o. 900 bales OF which 1000 were taken Tor
export aud 900 Oh speculation. Tue stock in port
Is estimated at $4,000 bales, OF winch s56 600 al
bales. OF which 103 900 we're American.
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures April L.
The market for yarns ana fa5flcs Ia firm, at better
AAvRE COTTON MARKEE-HAvRE April I.-Cot-
ton closed quiet on spot ana aioat. Tres ordinare
on spot 13J francs per cwt.; low mtdciiDgs, anOat
100 francs per cwt
LIyEarooL BKEApsrUFrs MAnKEr.-L1vEnroo1,
April l-P. M.-Wheat, es. 2d. u ss. 81. per Genital
for California white aud IS. iid Ss for No. red
Western The receipts OF wheat at this port tor the
last three days have been 1000 quarters or which
5.5oo are American. Flour, 1es 9d. per boz. Tor
Westera canal. Corn, 1885, per quarter for European
Ua;s D. 6d. per busie Peas 37s I'd. per quarter for
Canadian. Biriey, 6S per bus ef.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
Aprd III. M-Cheese nrm, at 70s. per cwt Lard
quiet and steady. Pork 9-s Cd per Dbl. Tor Eastern
i'eSis 49, PCi eicleV vi iUss
prime mess Bacon. G0s. per cw.. for Cumberland
cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARRET.-LIvERPOoI., April
1-r. M-Kosin, 5s Cd. 5s vd. per cwt. for common
North Caro,ina; common rosin. 5s. per cwt. Petr0-
leu, Is. 3D. per gallon for spirits and Is Sd. for
refined. Tallow, Ass. 81. per cwt. Turpentne, 29s.
per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDoN, April 1--b p.
M.-Iallow quiet and steady at AS. Iurpentine,
sos. Cd Refined petroleum, heavy AZ Is SID. q 1s.
S1sd. per gallon. Linseed OIL 432 5s. per ton Lin
seed cakes 29 49, a ~ u.s. per ton for thin oblong
fnr n. nnr in
Oil, a3S per ton. Calcutta nseed oul at sos. Sugar
dull Dotn on sDot and aoas; No. IL Dutch standard,
on tDe spot, 39s 3u. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, April 1-Petro.
leum closed declining; standard white. 63ik
BREAEN, April l.-Petroleum Opoued lat.
HAMBURG, Aprll 1.--Petr0leun opened firm at
lou. 81.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
MASSACHUSETTS.

The American Anii-SlavCry Society propar-
ing to Give UP the GhOst-Billia rsis In Isos-
t0n-StadeBts on the Rumpage.
BosrON, April /. 1870.
The American Ant-Slavery Society, OF which
Wendell Phillips s President has resolved to hold
its last meeting, commemorative jubilee In Apollo
Hail. New York, on Saturday, April g. The society
will be dissolved in the evening Of tnat date Rep
rescntatve abotlonists from all parts Of the
try are expected to be present. the services will
last oil day.
There is no truth In the report that reaDod}s grave
has been robbed.
match game OF billiards Of 1 200 points. for the
championship OF Massachusetts,. was played last
night between RE. Wmarth OF Boston, and
Frank Dennison. OF Springfield. The game was won
by DennlsVn by the following score
Ueuuison. zoo
Wllinurtn. ................ 1871
The time occupied in playing Was three hours and
twenty minutes.
Alice PEABODY, nineteen years old. committed sui
eide to DAY by shooting herself ut her boarding mouse
Ia Essex street. Tie net was committed immc-
dately after au interview with young man SAID 10
be her lover
1t is proposed to celebrate the adoption OF the f
teenth constitutional amendment IN Bost on on the
14th OF april, the anniversary OF President LincOns
ASSASSINATION.
Twenty -One Harvard students were confined IN
the police lookup In CaulDr1dgepOrt during last
night Tor creating disturbances IN the streets. They
were reprimanded and discharged this morning.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
GENERAL THOMAS.

Preparations In Chicago for the Reception Of
tho Ecmains OF GencsnI Thomas.
CHICAGO, Aprn !. 1870.
Another meeting Of the committee to mako ar.
rapgements for the reception OF the remains OF
General Thomas was held this afternoon. General
sheridan said he had received q despatch from
Colonel Willard, who has charge of the remains,
saying that ne should reach Chicago next
Tuesday aiternoon. They will probably leave for
anu New York Central roads General Sheridan t0.
day received the following despatch from General
SherIaaA:--
WASHINGTON. Aprit 1, $780,
To General p. II. SHERIDAN, Commanding the Mi
tar District OF Mtssodri:---
:, nave teegrapled Colonel Willard in charge Of
lhomas, ana to determine as to some of the
st ould reach Troy, N. Y, by Thursday OF next
VIII be proper day. as you must be at Phiadelphla
properly prepared 1t could be taken from
II, and the funeral take place on Tuesday,
the 18th. Please have some one well out on the
road at Bridger or Fort Saunders to see Colonel
may announce the day and ceremonies to the geue.
raj public. W. r. SHERMAN, General
committee Of fifty Of onr leading citizens headed
by General j. ID. " eDster and Mayor Mann was ap.
pointed TO act with General Sheridan AID staa.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
kkMf. INTELLIGENCE,

General orders No. 80, Just issued from the head
quarters Of the army are as follows:-
F0St-By order OF the President Of the United
states. Texas having been admitted to representa-
ton IN Congress, tho command heretofore known a.
the Fifth Military District Will cease TO exist ana
Will hereafter constitute separate military depart
meut, headquarters aC Austin, Texas, Major General
j. J. Reynolds COMMANDING.
Sec0nd--ins department known as the Depart
ment or Louisiana viii he broken up. The state Of
louisiana is hereby added TO the Department of
Texas and the State OF Arkansas TO the Departments
OF Missouri.
Tue commanding general Of Missouri will, es soop
az convenient, relieve the garrison at Little Rock Oy
detachment from the sixth infantry, and tne conf
mandlng officer OF the troops now Ia Arkansas will
report to General j. J. Rcynvus for orders to take
elect ~ soon as replaced.
1h6d-llc new department OF Texas Will form .
part OF tho Military Division OF the South.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
JUBILEE MEETING or cOlooso psopLs.

The passage Of the fifteenth amendment called
together last night IN the Bethel church. Sullivan
street tRev. Mr.. Tarpins}, very crowded meeting,
which was addressed by Revs. William F. Butler
and Charles Kay and DR.. ]. +. Snodgrass. The last
named nam n gentleman na referred 10 me Psrt which cd
bringing about the result DOW being re0iced over
lie described the old engine house at Harper a Ferry
which Brown used as his headquarters at the time
OF MS rad, as he CDR. SDodgrass saw 1t when on
recent ylsit TO that place. the SPEAKER depicted It
standing untouched amid the blacsened runs OF oil
the other government buiIdiags-a Pr0videntiai
memento-as some OF the simple hearted people ut
the Ferry insisted, ol Gods aPprova, OF the old
hcros raid. made it was professedy for tue pur-
pose Of liberating the slaves OF Virginia.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
VIRGINIA..

Quiet Restored In Richmond-ElIyson and
Chahoon Acting ~ Mayor-Eiiys yssn Retains
Possession of tho City Hall.
RICHMOND. April I, 1870
1t has been quiet In the city to-day. Eifson has
gone on exercising the functions Of Mayor without
interference from the United States author !tics SO
also has ChahOon. The police or Doth Mayors are on
the streets to-ni0ht. This morning Elys0n's police
surrendered rho second station 10 Chah00n by
mistake OF their Instructions. Chaboon made two de-
innds for possession OF the Clty Hall to-day but Ell
Tyson refused TO give It up.
81hls evening the matter was taken into the state
courts BY Eliyson, and Judge Wexford, OF the Su.
preme Court, granted mandamus and issued an
injunction restraining Calhoon from Exercising tho
duties or Mayor.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL s7o-TRlPLE SHEET
MARYLAND.

carrying tho fifteenth Amenduiont into
Observation-Disclosures OF Nearo Voters.
BALTIMORE April ], 1870
To-day the registration Of negroes under tho
niteenth amendment was begun in Towsontown.
the county seat OF Baltimore county seven or eight
miles from this city. The registration Is preparatory
10 the town election. which takes place on Monday
next The town has recently been incorporated ana
tne election viii be the first under the new charter
~ - estimated that the negroes will form about one.
slauce OF tno registration OF coorcd people In Mary.
voters
lne House OF Delegates Of the State Legislature
aas.y mas already passed o complying with the re.
wnl probably pass the state Senate tomorrow, as
the Legislature Will adjourn by limitation on Mon
oai unless the Governor calls an extra session.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
THE LABOR MOqiM- MT.

WOrkinamen on the Rnmpngc-Nisor.eriy
Conduct Of the Stone Cutters.
Yesterdays HERALD contained an account OF o
raid by some stons cutters IRON this city upon the
w0rknen OF Mr.. Wcstervc!ts stone yard IN I2stn
street. Harlem. The result OF this attempt WAS the
arrest OF about half a dozen. This how.
ever, had not the effect 1t was intended,
as last evening, about five O'Clock. the men
came out IN greater numbers and attempted an
otaer raid upon the same workmen. posse Of
police from the Twelfth precinct under command OF
Captain Siote appearing, the rioters dispersed bur
collected In squads at the various corners and as.
sauited the men as they left work. Wnile making
an arrest Sergeant Osborne was knocked down and
signify injured. SIX Of the rlngleaders were az
rested and locked up.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Honors 70 the Memory Of General Thomns-
British Frigato In Meurning-Snndwich
Island Advices.
SAN FRANCISCO, April !, 1870
On the departure OF the steamer yesterday, con.
veying tho remains Of General Thomas, the English
Irigate Jealous now lying In this harbor, nred mi.
mute guns and placed her flags at haifInast
Private advlces from the Hawaiian kingdom state
that one OF the first measures which Will be brought
bill granting a subsidy for mail service between
this city and Australia, viaIH0nouiu. There Is no
doupt AS to Its passage.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TENEMENT Hluss FIRE IN NEWARK.

About noon yesterday. In Newark, N. j., q fire
broke out IN row Of frame tenement houses on the
corner Of Ferry and Prospect streets. The Gremen
were promptly on hand and saved the buildings,
tween $1,000 and 200 was destroyed and four
families driven into the streets. An infant child OF
Mrs. Hanratty had narrow escape ana would
have oeen burned TO death but for tue euorts Of
heroic fireman. The property Is insured.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
PLEASANT N-lsAS]lS.
Attempt to Bisw Up Rival Family With
(sunpOWder.

GnnpOwder.
Two families named respectively Grimshaw and
Mlback, living on Totowa Hi, Paterson. N. j.,
have for o long time been at loggerneads.
Tho climax was capped on Thursday night
by Mrs. Mllloack putting into the woodpile o
Mrs. Grimshaw q hollow piece OF wood nlied
with gunp0wder-a sufficient quantity 10 have
blown the house 10 atoms, the orhce oi the intern al
machine being lightly pngged up. The dangerous
piece or klndng was, however, accidentally dscov-
ered, and Mrs. MhlDacK was arrested and coHl.
PEELED TO give security for appearance at court.
This Is said to be the second attempt OF the kind by
Mrs. MillbacS To "blow Mrs. Griinshaw up, and the
people OF the neghoornood are anxious to have her
move 10 some other ocaiitv. the iittle volcano 10
now la possession or Recorder Warren.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
The Emigrans Wave Flow.

LONDON, April l. 1870.
The Dublin correspondents OF tho Erentng Post
says that tue emig alton from Ireland to the United
States has increased TO remarkable extent within
the past few days, and is altogether due to the pro.
bable passage through Parliament OF the obnoxl.
Gus blu Tor the preservation Of life and properly In
1relrnd.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
PENNS YLVANlA.

Negro Rej0iciugs In Scranton Over tho FIJI.
tecnth Aalendncnt-Rc0peni tho Avonslaie
Mines.
SCRANTON, April l, 1870.
Three hundred guns were fired by our colored
population this morning In honor OF the promulga.
ton Of the lftcenth amendments.
The Delaware, l.acka wanna and Western Railroad
COmpany's Ayondaie mine " Ill commence working,
the trs5 time since the fire In September last Oh
Monday next. ne@ coal breaker ana other buld-'
An opening has been made to the Union mines SIX
hundred and sixty ect, and an air shalt sunk to the
Old rock tunnel. The mine Will be ventilated with q
fan instead OF q furnace ana every prccauiion for
safety to the miners mas been taken.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR kRHfsIsn.

Two OF the Central Oaice detectives last evening
arrested John Norris, aged nineteen years, on sus
picion OF having broken into tho clothing store or
Herman Betten, No. IS Bond street, and having
s.o,en ao tnerefrom ABOUT Sl0o worth OF property'
Wen known character ana has been Identified
Win tareo or four burYartes wnich has been COM
ln0uthA ~' ~"
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
PROBABLE BomCD: IN AAaaKON, n. d

In Harrison township, N. j. ON Thursday evening.
two boys, named Wade ana Nagle, Quarrelled about
the proprietorshfp Of a goose's egg. man named
John Bowles ran to separate the two, and while
holding young Wade by tne collar the mother oil the
latter appeared, whereat the y0ungster broke away.
seizns large stone he hurled it at Bowies' head.
fracuring his skull aua injutng hun 80 t0at itfe
noSlnod.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
RUS

Tho Burlingame Funeral Arrangements.
LONDON, April /, 1870
Dispatches from st. Petersburg report that the
remains OF the late Anson Burngame were taken
from the Russ an capital yesterday for transmission
to America Tor inierment The funeral coriegc will
embark at Hamburg, from which point 1t VIII sail
nsxt Wednesday, The 9Th Instant
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
FRANCE.

Where b Prince Pierre BonnpaYtes
PARIS. Aprii l. 1870
Tns Pesse tnewspaperl announces that Prince
fierre Bonaparts has gone to America ana his
family have been sent to Switzerland.
Other journals say the Prince has not Left France.
but soon Will.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
Professionalism In the Couuci,.

Professionalism In the Council.
LONDON, April /, 1870.
AdviceS from Rome report remarkable scene at
recent sitting OF the Council.
Cardinal Schwartzenburg aud Bishop Strossmayer
endeavored to urge policy Of cOnciliation and.
while speaking in favorable terms OF Protestants
and 0bject'n. TO the anathemas directed against
them arrogant ana prOiane, they were sllenced
10y the angry upr oar Of the assembly.