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, 1870-05-17
CONCLAVE OF. CATHOLIC PAS
TORS,
The Bible Observation-Disclosures Re.
movnl OF Pastors Not Opposed to the
Public Schools

The Nib1c Observation-Disclosures he-
movnl Of Pastors Not opposed to the
Public Schools
From, the x<,a FORK Tribune, Hnu14-
On Sunday last, The Church Of the Holy
Gross, in Forty second street, WAS solamn1y
dedicated. At the dinner which followed the
tIeiicatory services, the conduct Of two pas
tnra IN reference to to the question Of the Bi-
Lla ii tho public schools is said to have been
MADE matter Of comment, and it was arranged
that conference Of paators should take place
Accordingly IN Wednesday afternoon the
reverend pastors Of about thirty.seVen Catho-
Tic districts in this city assembled at tho resi-
street, and meeting was soon organized.
The discussions we're continued in English
not in the Lafin tongue; and no 3yman or az
sistnut pastor vas permitted to approach the
room in which the deliberations we're being
held
Scriptures should not be..usad as schoo1book;
that the rudiments OF literature ought not to
be TAUGHT through it's Intervention; that an r.
reyerent familiarity with the Holy Writ leads
to its degradation; that the reading oof the
hlstozyof IN EXCEEDING carnal people can
great moral danger; and that as godlaas ed1.
cation his been Condemned in the Syllabus Of
1864, tie pastors OF Nav York arc bound to
provlde parochial schosls for the children un-
der their charge.
Another pastor held that il State aid WAS
withheld, tha 1000 children in the Catholic
proteeto1y won1d be thrown On tho streets Of
the city, and many of the existing parochial
t schools world be obliged to shut their doors
against the thousands Of little once who are
nov: receiving good secular and religious ed
ucation.
He commented in strong terms on the con-
duct Of two distinguished pastors, Tho hold
fhnt fhere ara other Epiritual necessities more
pressing than The Want Of pa1ochial schools !;
and proposed that the Rev Dr.. Sta11B exercise
the episcopal Jurisdiction with which he is in
vested by removing the GbarA pastors" the
4spasto1s Of advanced iaeas," to country dis
t11cts, where they cannot to any great extent
pe1yarsely influence public opinion
The majority OF the pastors seemed to en-
bracethe opinion Of tho latter speaker, and It
ia not unlikely that tho dissenting pastors Will
bo obliged to 1usticata On tho return OF the
Archbishop from Roma.
The Reverend Vicar General of tho diocese
has. It Was stated, written to the Very Rev IT.
McCloskey for Instructions, and in few Weeks
HE pastors themselves may know to what e1-
tent they viii ba SLOWED freedom Of opinion
Tha paHtnrB who are threatened with re-
moy,1 from their districts because Of an ak
PRESTON of opinion in favor Of free education,
and against any connection OF the thnrch
with the State, are: nndarstood to BE- the Rev.
Dr. NcGlgnu, OF St. Stephens Church, and the
ReT. Mr. Farrell, OF st. Josephs Church, who
are much esteemed By thair Congregations and
the people generally.
, 1870-05-17
oFaBi* II I'M ,YkuaauEr saN3a1ac oDAoLHo aar
ing Of three young 1adlea Of that place,

;,e of three young 1adiea Of that place, IN
W5;sa River, near Msysrile, in this county
fishing party, that morning, consisting Of
four young men and sig yoRng LADIES', went 4 &
rirsr. re r. al pasted OIL pleasantly until about
n,c1ock .. n, when four Of the young ladies',
ssrasirI Misses Mary F. and Henrietta Tal-
isee' daughters Of Robert Wallace, and their
cnNsin. Iala Wallace, daughter Of William
~ WnIisce, and Miss Matte Lilly, got into q
5aru 5or SONS 80 time their boat drifted
ne,r ~ the nai1-dam, and wss. caught
bg The current and poGne rapidly to1Ard the
49,. ~ Mr. Il, Poison, the feuyman, and Mr.
MCCULLOUGH, one Of the party who were neaz,
soapg the great peril the young ladies' were
IN stSrted separate boats to their rescue Mr.
Poison, although having heavy boat: rapidly
6y this ti1ne were standing mp n their
boat On nearing them, II. Poison called
to them to sit down in the boat and he would
save them. But they renamed standing, and
calling for help until just az their boat made
tho fearful plunge over the dam, when Al four
cstch On the dam. But only ono succeeded,
Miss Mattie Lilly; tho other three we're swept
on by the current. Mr. Poison, By this time,
was within thirty Or forty feet Of them and
= few ma1a strokes Of his oa1B would have
brought him alongaide Of their boat; but
when Ho 1Q0Et0 A1Uu0u ARAl1 LIZ uVah NA9
gone. Seeing Miss Lilly cGnging to one Of the
posts that supported the dam, he AROSE up,
ind wrapped tho rope used to make the boat
fast, around his Waist, and, as he came near
whera she was, he sprang ont OF the
boat On tho edgo Of tho dam and
grasped tho young lady by the arm at the
same time that this boat was driven through
the opening in the dam with great velocity,
and swung around the bow striking near where
be was standing, when he again sprang into it
with the young lady It Was q CREST risk, and
surprising as 70 how he succeeded in support
ing himself On 40 slender = footing as the
edge of two-inch board.
On seating Hiss Lilly in the boat, he told
her that On account OF an affection OF his eyes
he could not see very we'll, and that the other
ladies were only = short distance from them,
md il she would only direct him to where they
were he would save them: she Was SO fright
ened that it required An effort to keep her IN
in the boat When she became quiet 80 that
he could have gone after them, they had dis
appeared beneath the wayea.
In about half an hour afterwards. Mr. Pol
son and another gentleman (whoso nana we
did not 1ea1n) found and brought to shore the
body Of Miss Henrietta Wallace. The body OF
Mics Lila Wnllnce wns recovered last Friday
evening. As yet the body Of the remaining
one, Miss Mary F. Wallace, has not been re-
covered.
, 1870-05-17
MISSOURI.

Verdict Of the C0roncfss Jury ON tho
Lutc Ratlroad EAIonaitE-Sutcidcs
ST. Lop1s, May ls.-The Coroner's Jury this at
tetnoqn rendered verdict that the collision near
Eureka, last Thursday morning, Was caused by
the disobedlence Of orders aud culpahle negu-
engineer, Of the e1trn freight train, in running
snit train at least fifteen minutes behind the time
gisen them through orders Of tho train dispatcher.
orders have been Issued for the arrest Of Tracy.
but 50 far he has eluietl the officers,
Bernhard Heishaups hanged himself to . tree
last night.
, 1870-05-17

INDIANA.

IndfmnapolIs city Politics-Locot1on
: of Railroad Machine Shops-ka-
ta1ity.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, May 16,-The German 1efo1mets
held meeting at Mozart Hal, tonight to con.
elder the question Of putting reform county
ticket In the neld- Nj. John F1shbacG, who LETT
the Republican party because the President e.
fused to appoint him Postmaster Of this city, and
defeated candidate fot Mayor Of this cy last spring.
was the President The principal speech was
mspe bE A. sc!densdefet. = German and was hllso
With denunciatons Of corruption, r1nga &c. ae
Todd. Neither Of the latter are men OF a1y prom
tnenca or tnnuenoe The meeting passed = series
~ rpa futinns In taFor Of reform aud coudemnlnR
corrunaona. and In favor Of reducing the fees and
ssisf5e5 of county omcesx 1uA4nUca q tnest
, 1870-05-17

Stock Of Dry Goods,
Ont Of The fnek. F1omina Mi1 IN the State An AbUa.
dance Of wRter for si1 run Of stone A. ne run Of
custom work ~ conld b. darIsed- The merchant md
custom works, with the whole bui1dug-A large four
story, With stone undaton-4 r complete ordG, to
pair, &c. Address GEO. Z. PGAER0F Z Co.
14s Sumnit<t-. Toledo O
, 1870-05-17
SPA TN.


MADRID, May 1R--It Is authoritauvely stated to-
day, that Ferdinand, ex-KiDg Of Portugal, has ex-
psessed his Willingness to accept the o1et 70 he
made King OF Spalu.- Tut It IL not known that his
name, In connection with that high position, is at
present being considered by the government The
Ministry tomorrow discuss the choice Tor Mon
arch. An the Deputies are summoned
The Matlrid government has announced that IT
will shortly present BILL to abolish slavery IN the
Spanish, colonies. e..
) MApKD; May 16-In the Constituent Cortes, On
Saturday, q Republican Deputy spoke Of the In
surrection as sttn existing In Cuba, notWithstant
Ing the repeated Btatenent Of the government
that it has been .terminnted. Senior MoFels MIN
ister for the Colonies replied. peIslsung that the
lnsur1ectlon had realty ended. There we're pre-
datory bands Of insurgents still in Cubs, and some
8kiEmishes had lately occurred, but entire order
Kou1d s0on be restored
Onlcaal news from Captain General De Rodas
gives universal satisfaction.
MADRID. Nar 16.-In the Cortes, Minister Morel
promised the early Introduction Of q blu abolish
inC alaYer1 in the colonies.
, 1870-05-17

William Pelllns, a student in Princeton College,
from Pittsburgh, Pa, died suddenly IN his Iooul
On Sunday, from neuralgia Of the heart
ArPEAL on BEHALF or. Cu1Af foN-coABATaH7s.
NEW Y0aK, Nay 16.-GeneIal 1ofdan has Issued
IN appeal to tue ndIe8 Of New York to send cloth
ipc 10 the women and children Of Cuba, who, he
ssTe. are well nigh naked.
, 1870-05-17

ST. PEEERsBUEG, May 16--Barnn de Ru1nnoK, ,
Russian Ambassador to England, has been ap-
pointed to France, rice Count de Stockeburg, de-
ceased. Grand Marshal Schat1of will succeed
Baron Brunn0W at London.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 16--Thc papers deny that
strong force OF Russian troops has been
despatched 70 qucn III ins1zEecton IN kh1vh
, 1870-05-17
TENNESSEE.

Thc State observation-disclosures
+ DNy.
Aay 1sn tas Tea1siTea SiI en dssas is ~
Fading pfchibiting the lnsermar1iase Of "hite
and coioted persons. -. ,,.t..,-o..
the decoraon of TIE g;axeess es care9e1ss u font
nass y yesterdaS seTera thousand we're
n1esc5t Theie was large and imposing dclnon-
Strftjnn. -,
, 1870-05-17

THE WEST.

ROME, May 16.-The LIST Of fathers opposed T
the definition Of the dogma Of l1fallibiltty now
numbers quite one hundred.
, 1870-05-17
CALIFORNIA.

PcrzonmL The CroPss
SAN FRAkcgsoo, Nay 16--Grand sire Ealns-
The crops In California look 1nfavofable. InSe =
has been frost On the mountains and heaf Oh 1ue
plain4
yesterday.
, 1870-05-17
Albany Live stock Market.

Albany Livc Stock Market.
ALBANY. May 16.-Beeves we're remarkably buoy
ant On Friday tho market opened fully Nc
higher, and Saturday further advance Of Nc OBJ
talued. Good butcher1ng steers brought N@9Ac.
and from this to SIC was the range
sheep-Supply moderate, Market nc higher, at
T@sLt.
HorH-Rece{nta ulp1erHte,
, 1870-05-17

New York Dry Good4 Market.
NEW TORE, May 16--Dry goods market quiet
brt steady, for nearly all staple fabrics: The only
changes to observe are In Omega A A Il ticks,
which have fallen of from 80 10 28hc, and 4 ~
ticks at came brand, which hare been held at SOC
by some iobberst also reduced to 99Hc.
, 1870-05-17
For Sale. .RiceIand Plantation.

THIS plantation is situated Q the parihft q Pieue
t,ines. The 5isht hang e. Mtsssvpi Krfr festy r.
-l2tc Vim. r. Ihompson Esq neasures about 10 acres
front mud 70 deep aud has about 20 xcrt1 in Gnitstion
good st.ble; neFo q1sJteE s:eam draining na.ehins
ncins Il sood order: together with miles ho1oc1oI-
ears nd fzi2s apemx;:s sts!s&as & e e.M On sos,
eunc orange tres the place. n fal! beasinS
H1CELAEE M1LL-Thtn celebrated Steam Rice NIL
ihe soIa .52ax s<i.s r. 1tiseapsbs Gl @
good eondtsu ana rrpar. and In perfect running oftc!
and has ample WAREHOUSE foon for aeW haret Foueh
Thee tnentyet wo.kink h.fd. now on he place.
Thx tiee from to 1hovr uailI u behaved to b Msl
know7tu The Chicag market superior IN IT, qnslltF
fe made On the premises e Messr. TH0APS0N 4
BRO u MtssH. pUpRK, REI:aE + CO, Il Petc1s-st.
j. s, REED. Isl LaEett. Chicago, IL
, 1870-05-17
MASONIC NOTICES.


SA&&Es&@%0&*3 S&S AsStsA%%os
Resalsr conelavs Of APOLLO oCpNMAEDERY, 10.
this Tuesday esening 4 9Ieloek for bqsf.
Ks coufteously In ttcd to meet Hth f1 ozer OF
~ TUCKER Recorder
, 1870-05-17
Three Young Ladies Drowned.

From the Rashingtaa tindl Ga.ettt. May Il,
On Monday the Little village Ut Wbeatlaud,
eight miles west Of this city was overahsdowed
with gloom. caused By the newa Of the drown
, 1870-05-17
ILLINOIS,

Railroad Opening Mt BloonanBton-
judicial.
Special Despatch to Ihe Ghicssn Trihn1e.
DLooMK01OS. Ill, Nay 16.-Ihe formal opening
Of the /, B. d ". Railroad "1 oe ceeotasea "
.ha citizens here tonight At Snrode1's 0perd
Eouse, On which occasion an elegant gold watch
vii be presented TO pr. r C9nkl!ng Resident " T.
rector, In consideration q ms 9euSe se1Flees
sscuriuE the location Of the road. ..
The friends Of Judge Scott arg expecting 20 RI.
sent 6im az candidate for the Supreme JudgeanI
In this judicial district
4 ,Coloxed Alderman Chosen In cetas
fIRltx1S
CHs1RA11a. Ill, May 16.-At IN election held Y
the Flst Ward, Ia this city, to-day 1or Ade1man a9
James j. jackson, colorsd Republican, W. elecs
, 1870-05-17

BA7H, Ne, May 1G.-The State MISS Temper
! ance Convention will be held At Auburn on the
ytnuf Jone, 70 nominate candidate tor GoFerner.
, 1870-05-17

FeunIe students Call on ftxs
AUBURN, May 1B,-F1fty-four young Aates III o.
occasion II bis 6sth birthday. NJ. Seward made
brief speech IN fnFor Of the thorough ed1eauou
i at women separately, the Instruction TO pc coo-
Quoted By women alone
, 1870-05-17

Two ttury Erenth roof and brick basement house No
- 1udlana4t, Rush containing all modern I'm
psoycnenta, togethe. with barn. III IN frstc1ms oze
VIII be eold cheap. 1aqurs On the prenalscn-
, 1870-05-17

D.. Aver nves:ht1 undivided afentaon 70 TEost
aad Chest diseases IN iii their FKstouB furus md
under his new sysscu Of practice Improvement Is
spparent from the drst, and the pastent dnds thss
the remedies arc net merely palliative but they
effect speedy and radical cusea-
, 1870-05-17

S1,aoo-577o e.4h-wil buy beautiful G-ovr Lot and
new 6ro1m Cossase Vacant lots arc 81 20 ~ 4roHEd
hood stxtcan houses 6Icd with American peop4e II the
same squs1s. Corner FortJ.ffeh.sk and CottAsr
fIrQEeaY. f. ~ QHCIITT.
, 1870-05-17
WANTED
WANTED.

A RARE CHANCE. Apraetieal busineas man with
capital take the agency for the American But.on
Hole Ovessesing aud Sewing Machine. On exhibition
, 1870-05-17

effect speedy and radical curea-
Joahna Jones, tho Celebrated Fnrui-
tuEc NnnufnctareF OF Cincinnati,
xns Cured Of CouHumption,. Aaad q
Letter thus Speaks OF the Curu:
- Ny symptoms we're those apparently Of the
tast st1ge o. consumption From the drst week
Of using Dr. Ayers remedies, began 10 improve
IN every respect althongn wasted and greatly
emaclatcd, and e1pectorating nearly : quar- Of
matter every day Of my Life, ana With terrlb1e
cough. Still began to gain, and my Improvement
has confined to the present time. At n1st Iconld
pot wak three blocks, but can now wslk as En4ny
niles with little tsttgue- hare gained mHe than
forty pounds in weight, my cough has ceased. and
u5 whole appearance has changed, sni + now en-
Joy perfect health- This wonderful change iavlue
10 the skill Of Dr. L Ninslow Aver and his new
system Of curc- JOSHUA JONES',
"n Pask-aI"
Hon. III. J. snider, Esq, ef- Tie
N+c1l-knogyn Paper Warehouse, 2J.e
Vu1nut-st., Cincinnati
AWhen began treatment Was emaclated, ,'had
q dreadful cough, and was rapidly passing Into
consumption The week prerious to the time I
was Introduced to Dr.. AVER By Mr. Ascauiey, Of
this city, who had been cured By DE: Aver, 'lsosf
stt pou1ds IN sresgh and feel certain could have
lived but few months, had not BEEN 80 fogtu-
nate as to apply to the proper source. have been
restored to perfect health, and wet9h mors than
ever weighed In ny Life.
aHESRY J. SEmEE"
An Interview Is desirable for an examination.
but persons who cannot call may write for a List
of Questions
Address
I. WIN9LOW AEEH; N. d.
Lock Boz 5782, Chicago, NJ
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Gabli& ta % ~esluxesa zine 5apteristttt ~ ~befttttsen, tseI
@t oe Aerse tdt 9absbuaht9tes peseebens ~ ~besits9ea iu@-
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ben Bau zines 11eutn 'lS@ulbaulte BE-
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den '~oerifSrt, prer bic Driilen ein9etrodret
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-30
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